Opened in 1982, this club on the Spadina and Queen West strip is located on the same spot where the original 1920s Rivoli Vaudeville Theater was. A hangout in the 1980s for comedian Mike Myers, The Rivoli has a black, white and neon bar that leads to a room where alternative bands and comedians perform. It has a side bar, a patio, a stage for hosting events and shows, a full-fledged restaurant serving lunch, snacks, dinner and night bites, and a pool hall. The menu is a blend of international specialties.
Get ready to party non-stop at this boisterous bar with an infectious energy that has everybody on their toes. The Loose Moose boasts of a gigantic two-level space that can hold no less than 800 patrons. The interiors sport an industrial decor with exposed brick walls and ceilings that make it look like an old warehouse. Centerpiece of the bar is an insanely long chandelier made up of bottles snaking it's way through the entire space. The many neon signs spewing a riot of colors add to the fun vibe of the space. On the menu are a superb selection of American and pub favorites. The sandwiches and burgers deserve a special mention. The drink list has an excellent beer selection and enough of other spirits to keep the party going. Regular live bands and DJs keep the party rocking. A rocking place for a fun night out.
For a refreshing night outing, head to the Revival. This chic and classy place in downtown Toronto is a one-stop spot for all your entertainment needs. You can gulp down your meal with a host of spirits, from cocktails and martinis to wines, world-class beers and even champagnes. After you have enjoyed your satisfying meal is when the true entertainment begins. There is a stage where a host of local performers are ready to rock your night. All in all, a great entertainment joint.
Located inside the basement of Drake Hotel, Underground is famous among the party-goers and music fanatics alike. Host to a range of live music performances, concerts, gigs, film screenings and dance parties, Underground is surely the most versatile venue around. Offering a full bar, and some tit-bits to gorge on, this amazing space will surely add to the fun in your evening. To know about their upcoming schedule, keep a tab on their Facebook page.
The Keating Channel Pub & Grill sits out on the Port Lands and offers solace from the hustle and bustle of the city center. While at the huge bar, enjoy labels like Guinness, Shocktop and Kronenbourg on tap or numerous others in bottles. And just like the beers, the pub is equally serious about the food it offers. Try the scrumptious Steak Sandwich with thin slices of Certified Angus Beef served on Garlic Toast or plates of seafood delights. For entertainment, watch the latest game on televisions set across the pub and lounge area or take on friends at a round of pool or darts. Located at the edge of the river, the best spot during summers is the 275-seat outdoor patio, which overlooks the channel and the Toronto skyline.
A great hangout place for music and alcohol lovers, 3030 is located in the heart of Junction neighborhood. Offering a rustic and laid-back ambiance, it is home to a lot more than just musical performances. Open throughout the week, it hosts everything from art exhibitions and fashion shows to live music shows and theater gigs. Striving to become a center of cultural events and leisure, you can drop here to have a gala time over the weekend. Sit back in their contemporary space, as you gulp some liquor, gorge some food, and play the old-fashioned board games and pin ball. Unlike a regular bar, 3030 serves a great deal of dishes, that include Lamb Popsicle, Crab & Sweet Pea Ravioli, Butter Chicken Wings and Stewed Beef. Have a look at their website to stay updated on the upcoming and current events.