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About 10Best's recommendations for Toronto's Best Dance Clubs:
The Toronto club scene features no shortage of places where you can showcase your dance moves. These hotspots move to their own beats, and the sounds of house, Top 40, disco, hip-hop, funk, and Latin rule the night. From red-carpet clubs to joints where everybody can enjoy great dancing in Toronto, these places are tops.
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 250 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H 1X6
A traditional dance club, Afterlife combines a multi-level space with a variety of music to great effect. It's wildly popular, especially with an energetic young crowd. Décor is modern industrial with exposed ducts and beams, flashing lights and huge dance floors. The roof top patio offers a slightly quieter respite.
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 794 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON M5R 3G1
Wreck Room is a play on words – this place has a casual, rock-and-roll vibe with pool tables, a dance floor, arcade games and a huge bar, sort of like a glorified rec room. There's a stage for live acts, but usually DJs provide the sounds, which range from alt rock and Brit rock to retro and electronica.
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 473 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1T1
A big club with ample space for dancing or lounging, Devil's Martini has a 25+ door policy. It's a carefully groomed group, too, so don't show up in ripped jeans and a ball cap. The upstairs space is stylish and sleek and where most of the dancing takes place. Downstairs is more cozy and relaxed, with plenty of seating. Wherever you end up,...
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 750 College St, Toronto, ON M6G 1C4
If you crave diversity, this is the place for you. The crowd is comprised of a wide range of ethnicities and persuasions, but everyone is here to party. Expect an equally broad variety of music, from reggae and salsa to house and hip-hop. Fun, midnight drag shows are a big draw as well.
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 217 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON
Located in the heart of Toronto's club district, Fluid has been a favorite since it opened in 1995. Weekly theme nights, flashy disco-ball lighting, lots of cool water features (to complement the moniker), multiple bars and several comfy seating areas make this a winner with wide appeal.
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 8 Gloucester St, Toronto, ON M4Y 1L5
A massive 10,000 square foot club with three floors, Fly pulls in a great mix of people, some who come for the talented DJs, some who appreciate the mellow, seductive lounge areas. The place gets absolutely packed, so it's probably not the best place to wear that wool sweater. Fly had a role in the TV show Queer as Folk, as the Babylon nightclub.
Guvernment / Kool Haus Entertainment Complex
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 132 Queens Quay E, Toronto, ON M5A 3Y5
Massive is the operational word here. This place is huge – it's actually several clubs in one, each with its own vibe and specialty. Whether you want to dance til the wee hours, catch a live band, or sip champagne with friends, you can do it here.
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 150 Pearl St, Toronto, ON M5H 1L3
Swanky and decidedly upscale, Mink has several diverse party spaces, including a two-level rooftop patio flanked by palm trees. The vibe is smooth and classy, but plenty of people come here to get down on the dance floor, too. Just be sure to dress well – no athletic wear!
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 259 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON M5V 3M6
With 28-foot ceilings, elaborate lighting effects and a top-of-the-line sound system, Republik is a world class nightspot. The futuristic vibe is augmented by cutting edge DJs spinning the newest and best. Definitely one of TO's best dance clubs.
Category: Dance Clubs - Toronto Nightlife
Address: 364 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1X6
Well, technically, it isn't London, but it sure feels like it could be! The décor is old school British upper class: carefully finished wood floors, overstuffed armchairs, chandeliers and a fireplace. It's popular and difficult to get in – you may want to call ahead a few days and get yourself on the guest list. And whatever you do, don't show up...
