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The gay scene of Toronto is huge, full of queer hangouts. From drag shows to &#;etish bars, Toronto's gay nightlife will tantalize your senses

Diverse, exciting, buzzing, and…best ass?

Yup, that's actually a thing in the Toronto gay scene! Over at Woody's gay bar, every Friday evening, they host the “best ass” competition!

Butts aside, the gay scene of Toronto truly has something for everyone. The city is residence to Canada's largest LGBTQ community and welcomes visitors from all walks of life.

Just like the gay scene in Montreal, the gay village of Toronto is massive. It is located at the intersection of Church and Wellesley Streets, hence its nickname: the “Church and Wellesley Village”, or just “The Village”…or, “ya'll wanna go out in Church later?”. This is where the majority of the best gay bars, clubs, restaurants, cafes, and clothing stores can be found.

Toronto's Gay Villageis also ground zero for the annual Toronto Pride Week every June, which is one of the largest Pride e

Gay Nightlife in Toronto: Best Bars, Clubs, & More

One of the great centers of arts and culture in North America, Toronto is also one of the world's foremost gay destinations, The city hosts a famously large Gay Pride celebration each summer and cultivating a lively scene in neighborhoods like Church Street Village, Queen Street West, and Leslieville. Indeed, in this guide to Toronto gay nightlife, you'll find not only the usual Church Street dance clubs and video bars but also a medley of restaurants, cafés, and mixed bars elsewhere in the city.

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Toronto's eclectic hangouts have always been—and continue to be—popular for drag shows and known for drawing a diverse mix of all ages.

  • Crews & Tango: This attractively furnished bar occupies a vintage townhouse in the Gay Village and also has a restaurant that serves illuminated casual fare and a adorable back patio.
  • Reposado Tequila Bar: This bustling storefront space carries Toronto's biggest selection of fine tequilas and also turns out little plates for noshing.
  • Woody's and Sailor: If there's a single bar in Toro

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    Looking to visit the best gay bars in Toronto?

    Our comprehensive guide to Toronto gay bars is an excellent resource for LGBT nightlife lovers. Our list of Toronto gay bars features a diversity of entertaining venues: from drag clubs to queer theatre, LGBT stand up comedy to gay sports bar, hipster hideaway to flashy nightclubs.

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    A History of Gay Bars in Toronto

    Gay bars in Toronto as we know them didn’t really exist until the s. Prior to that people were limited to public parks, washrooms, and “low-key” bars and clubs in which there was always the danger of being found out. Places like The Continental, Letros Nile Room, and the St. Charles Tavern (with the slogan “meet me under the clock” – the clock which can still be seen during renovations on Yonge St.)  offered spaces where gays and lesbians would me

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