Top 10 Dance Clubs & Discos in Toronto, Canada

Toronto Dance Salsa is Canada's largest salsa dance school with over 5000 students attending our classes annually! We specialize in turning absolute "Two-left feet" beginners into seasoned Salseros/Salseras through our salsa lessons / salsa classes. So get ready to get fit, meet new friends and have a blast learning nightclub salsa, merengue, bachata and cha cha! Dance parties available.

Peacok is your local dive bar, dance club. Drink. Party. Be Social.

Club featuring experimental music and attracting a wide variety of clientele, from punks to suburbanites.

This perennial favorite is a modern-day speakeasy. The cramped space -- it seats only 100 -- is below street level, yet feels intimate rather than claustrophobic. Live jazz, whether Dixieland, New Orleans, or swing, belts out 6 nights a week. The epicenter for the swing dance craze in Toronto, this is still the place to watch glam hepcats groove.

For 16 years, Lula Lounge has distinguished itself as Toronto’s home for groundbreaking Latin, Jazz and World Music. Our audience reflects our programming - The crowd at Lula is one of the most diverse, friendly, and multi-generational and multi-ethnic crowds in the city, what ties them together is love of music, having a good time, drinking, dinning and dancing! Friday and Saturday night Lula presents the city's top Salsa bands, Djs and Dance Instructors. The friendly beginner's lesson is great way to break the ice, no partner necessary. Sunday through Thursday evening you can experience anything from Chamber Music to Blues, Spoken Word to Tuvan Throat Singers, South Asian to Jamaican, check out ww.lula.ca for the schedule!

This is the place to come if you're looking for a sophisticated crowd. The music is less frenzied, and you might even manage a conversation. The dance area is a loftlike space. In the back, there's a cigar bar furnished with Oriental rugs and comfortable armchairs, plus two pool tables. The dress code in effect is "smart casual" (collared shirts, no jeans or caps).

The Latin beat beckons one and all -- straight, gay, and otherwise -- to this lively club. If you don't know how to samba, you can pick up the basics at the Friday- and Sunday-night dance lessons, but if you don't learn, no one on the jam-packed dance floor will notice. There's a substantial hetero contingent that comes out just to watch the fabulous drag queens -- and don't be surprised if you encounter a bachelorette party in progress.

Tequila Jack is downtown Toronto’s only party destination where every age group can mesh and party together. Our music ranges from classic rock, top 40, country, and mainstream house that are sure to satisfy everyone’s musical needs. The age of the TEQUILA JACKS patrons ranges from 19 year old university and college students to tourists and business people in their thirties looking for a night awa

Versailles this ain't. Still, that hasn't deterred the crème de la crème of the alternative music scene. The Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Tragically Hip, and Alanis have performed here. Despite the graffiti grunge, Lee's does boast the best sight lines in town. The audience is young and rarely tires of slam dancing in the mosh pit in front of the stage.