Soluna is the Latin and Afro house supper club that took over the old Cube space on Queen West, dinner downstairs, rooftop upstairs, and a dancefloor by the time your plates clear. It's built for a grown, dressed-up crowd that wants real house music with their night out, not Top 40. Here's the full rundown.
The sceneThe room reads tropical resort, not nightclub: quilted chandeliers brought in from Bali hang over the booths, wicker stools and greenery line the walls, and the lighting stays warm and low. Early on it's a dinner room with a DJ booth at the back warming up. Then the fire dancers come through around 8 or 9pm, the Afro house gets louder, and tables start standing. By late Friday and Saturday the middle of the floor is fully moving. There's a rooftop up top for sunset drinks before the main room gets going.
What Soluna is known for is the bookings. This isn't a resident-playing-remixes situation: names like Seth Troxler, Dennis Ferrer, Hugel, THEMBA and Francis Mercier have been on the bill. Nothing else on this stretch of Queen West sounds like it. Think of it as the housier, more grown cousin of the King West Latin rooms like Baro, with a supper-club format closer to what you'd hit in Miami or Tulum.
Quick factsFriday and Saturday are the supper club nights and the whole reason the room exists. Doors and dinner from 5pm, fire shows and rising energy around 8-9pm, full dance mode after 10 until 2am. Thursday runs softer and wraps by midnight, more date night than party. If you're coming for the party, book a table for 8:30-9pm so you're already seated when the room turns. Walking in cold at 11pm on a Saturday is a gamble.
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314 Queen St W, on the south side of Queen between Peter St and Spadina, right in the thick of the Queen West strip. It's the old Cube nightclub address. Streetcar drops you at the door and the block is busy all night, so you won't be hunting for it: look for the lineup and the doorman on weekends.
One main dining-and-dance room plus a rooftop patio. The main floor is booths and benches around an open centre, with the DJ booth toward the back. Decor is the draw: Bali chandeliers, wicker, greenery, warm beige tones, a Tulum-meets-Miami look that photographs well. Sound is loud once the night flips; reviewers note conversation gets hard after 10. The rooftop is looser and more casual, built for sunset drinks and watch parties.
A grown crowd, and the door enforces it: Friday and Saturday supper club is 25 and up. Expect late 20s through 40s, dressed properly, a mix of date nights, birthday tables and house-music heads who came for the booking. It pulls a genuinely international, diverse room, heavier on the Latin and Afro house scene than the usual Queen West bar crawl crowd.
The music is real. Afro and Latin house from residents plus legit international bookings, and the flow from dinner to dancing actually works. The room is one of the best-looking in the city. The Bali chandeliers and resort styling make every other supper club look beige. The show factor lands. Fire dancers and live performers roll through mid-evening, so the night has moments even before the floor fills. The rooftop is a proper bonus. Sunset up top, party downstairs, one address.
The door is strict. 25+ on Friday and Saturday nights, real dress code, and reviews mention security being zero-tolerance about baseball caps. Don't test it. It's expensive. Cocktails around $20, tapas high teens, and the seafood tower is a flex purchase. Portions catch complaints. Service can be uneven. Reviews swing between great and rude depending on the night. It gets loud and dark late. If you wanted a quiet dinner, go at 6, not 9.
Book a table instead of banking on walk-in, especially Friday and Saturday. Aim for an 8:30-9pm reservation so you eat through the fire show and you're seated when the DJ takes over. Start on the rooftop at golden hour, then move down. Order cocktails over bottles-of-wine math, that's what the bar is built for. And dress like you mean it: collared shirt, proper shoes, leave the cap at home.
Afro house is the spine, blended with Latin house and global electronic sounds. Early evening the residents keep it warm and dinner-friendly, then the tempo and volume climb after the performers come through. On headline nights the guest runs the back half of the night proper. This is one of the few rooms in the core where the programming is house-first all night, no Top 40 detour.
Business casual is the written rule and they hold it. No sportswear, no hoodies, no shorts, no flip flops, no fanny packs, and baseball caps will get you turned around or walked out. Jeans are fine with a collared shirt and closed shoes. The rooftop runs a step more relaxed (smart casual, caps allowed daytime), but if you're staying for the night downstairs, dress for downstairs.
There's no posted flat cover; entry runs on reservations and capacity. Dinner bookings are the reliable way in on weekends since the room fills from tables outward. Big-name DJ nights are ticketed events with doors as early as 6pm, so grab those in advance. Show up late on a Saturday without a booking and you're at the mercy of the door.
Friday and Saturday supper club nights are 25+, checked with valid government-issued photo ID. Bring the real thing, they card.
Yes, this is a table room. Dinner reservations run through their site, and nightlife table and bottle bookings are available for the supper club nights, which is the move for groups and birthdays. Tables get you guaranteed space when the floor packs up after 10. Book direct through solunatoronto.com or call ahead, weekends sell through.
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