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Harbourfront & the Financial District : Bars & Nightclubs

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  • Antique billiard tables, great beer, and good food make for an unforgettable experience in this lofty, renovated billiard factory.

  • It’s a heady experience sipping the perfect martini while gazing at the city from the top of a skyscraper (see Bar at Canoe).

  • Wine is king at this hip loft-space bar/restaurant, but other, equally delicious, libations are also poured (see Crush).

  • Savor the bouncer escort to the fifth-floor bar, or pass muster to enter the two-level club and dance the night away to R&B and top 40 (see Easy & The Fifth).

  • Serious party-goers storm this weekends-only dance club and bar complex. Lineups move surprisingly quickly (see Guvernment).

  • Tucked inside the Fairmont Royal York hotel (see Fairmount Royal York), this bar has a gentleman’s-club atmosphere, with its book-lined walls and leather chairs that promote relaxation as you imbibe a noble cognac.

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

  • 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 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.

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