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hough this dim basement haunt hosts a variety of acts, it’s best suited to quieter, mellower performances. Sit back in comfortable couches and absorb the music, often a mix of eclectic pop and edgy indie acts. Munchies are as diverse as the crowd, and include pastas, pizzas and a daily curry.
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With a pristine sound system and 350- groover capacity in the live music back room, this legendary bar continues to draw important international acts. The music ranges from American alternative rock bands to British pop stars (Rolling Stones have made several appearances), but the Horseshoe also hosts contemporary country performers.
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Equipped with 15 antique pool tables (one owned by the Prince of Wales), this comfy, club-like bar/restaurant is carved from a century-old billiards factory. Tasteful food ranges from coconut shrimp to veggie wraps. Four rooms available for corporate parties. [open] lunch and dinner.
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You have never seen anything like this vast entertainment complex, chockfull of restaurants, patios, bars and a nightclub with million-dollar sound. Outdoor activities include a golf driving range, Go Kart racing, beach volleyball and rock climbing. Take a cab or the weekday bus from Union Station. [open] May to September.
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From its humble beginnings, the Rex has grown into one of Toronto’s best-known hot spots for live jazz. This institution continually attracts Canada’s finest musicians and is unique in that it remains distinctly inexpensive.
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