Gay Bars in Toronto, ON

“Honestly the safety is worth everything! Keep the patrons ambience free of judgement

Second time at the place was even better! Had a moment to relax and chill at the jellyfish space upstairs. Cool space to have at the premises. Staff is helpful and friendly which is great! Will come back for sure!“

“unmöglicher Security am Eingang, schräg, langweilig, teuer, schlechte Ausstattung des Ladens Die Security tappt ständig mit Taschenlampen durch den Mini-Darkroom...wozu?!?. Hat den Namen "Eagle" meiner Meinung nach überhaupt nicht verdient. Die europäischen Eagle sind allesamt so viel besser.“

“If you want the drag scene in Toronto, Crews & Tango is the place to be. The energy is electric, but the real reason to go is the phenomenal talent.

​Katrinka Kature is a masterclass in drag excellence—absolute royalty with massive stage presence, breathtaking glamor, and sharp wit.

​Andy Christ brings effortless charm, incredible comedic timing, and a unique, brilliant flavor that keeps the crowd completely hyped.

​Grab a drink, tip heavily, and get ready for a flawless night out!“

“Love Three Dollar Bill. The space is great and has clean bathrooms, too, which is always nice. Friendly staff. Their cocktails are great but I'm honestly more impressed by their great non alc options. And of course, a safe queer space.“

“Best theatre in the city!“

“Woody’s and Sailor is a very interesting bar in Toronto, with a unique history behind it. It’s iconic partly because Queer as Folk was filmed there, and the place has been around since 1989. From the outside, Woody’s and the adjacent Sailor look like two separate bars, but inside they’re connected, creating one big, lively space. The North American version of Queer as Folk used it as the main queer hangout, and even filmed street scenes right outside. Early seasons shot interiors on-site, and later a soundstage was built to recreate it. Woody’s has even appeared in comedy skits and inspired parodies in film.”

“We went for a jockstrap event and had a great time. The atmosphere was fun, the drinks were reasonably priced, and there’s a safe area to leave your coats, which is a big plus in Toronto winters. Everything was clean, full of screens, and overall very well run. Definitely a memorable experience“