DK Travel : Toronto : Bars & Nightclubs

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Souz Dal

A hip crowd sips all manner of martinis to funk beats in this small candlelit room. Wall hangings and a domed ceiling lend a Middle Eastern flair. An enclosed “patio” at back adds a few more seats to this tiny spot.
System Soundbar

Burn off energy until 8 am with students and suburbanites who come to hear top DJs spin techno, trance, and house.
The Drake Lounge

Recline on a comfy sofa beside the fireplace while taking in the scene, including the Raw Bar peddling its oysters. Then check out the live music or art happening downstairs in the Underground.
The Paddock

Although red leather banquettes prompt a twinge of 1950s nostalgia, this bar is firmly rooted in the 21st century with an inventive cocktail menu and good selection of draft beers.
The Roof Lounge

Snag a seat on the 18th-floor terrace for the view, or savor the warm atmosphere inside while watching a master bartender at work (see The Roof Lounge).
The Roof Lounge

A haunt of creative types, this bar atop the Park Hyatt Hotel offers refuge from daily stresses. In winter, a fireplace and huge leather chairs beckon; in summer, spectacular views from the terrace (see The Roof Lounge).
Top o’ the Senator

Modern jazz – beebop and its variations – are on offer at this speakeasy-feel venue.
Una Mas

Unpretentious dance-til-you-drop club with HiNRG music. The lower level fills up quickly with 300 frenetic dancers. A quieter area upstairs entices you to loll on leather banquettes (see Una Mas).
Una Mas

The long bar at this dance club provides respite for the footsore. House, funk, hip-hop (see Una Mas).
Wheat Sheaf Tavern

Toronto’s oldest tavern dates to about 1848. Enjoy chicken wings and a pint to TV sports or on the deck.