Toronto Nightlife

Considered by many to be Canada's economic, entertainment and fashion capital, Toronto - the cleaner, friendlier Manhattan - is quickly becoming an international culinary hot-spot with a happening club scene.

• 1) Barberian's Steakhouse

  For those who enjoy a juicy steak while dinning in an impressive room, find your way to Barberian's Steakhouse in old Toronto. Opened in 1959, Barberian's is the city's oldest, most celebrated steakhouse. A favorite of visiting dignitaries, the restaurant features rare Canadiana and mouth-watering meals.

• 2) Batifole

  Representing Canada's culinary Franco roots is French Bistro, Batifole, in Chinatown. Despite its location, food critics have insisted that Batifole serves the most authentic French cuisine this side of the Atlantic. Guests enjoy a traditional, provincial atmosphere and reasonably priced menu items. Their cassoulet ...

• 3) LUXY

  If you're looking for a Las Vegas style night club, bust out your best party-wear and hop a cab to LUXY. Just outside the downtown corridor, LUXY bills itself as “the next generation nightclub”. The gigantic night-spot features 13,000 sq ft of European design, floor shows, VIP rooms and light effects tha ...

• 4) Noce

  If you're partial to Italian cuisine, secure reservations at Noce, pronto! Upon entering the eatery located at 875 Queen Street in West Toronto, diners are immediately seduced by the aromas emanating from the open kitchen. Best known for their famous salad and vast selection of homemade pastas, Noce is a cut above o ...

• 5) Second City

  Canada is known for many things, and one of them is comedy. Some of the world's most beloved funny-men and -women are proud Canucks who got their start at Toronto's Second City improve club. The intimate 316 seat main room serves up good food, drinks and jokes.