📍 Church-Wellesley, Toronto

A Church Street mainstay in the heart of the Village, O'Grady's is a pub-restaurant known more for its big street-side patio and easy all-day energy than for fussy plates. It's a r...

On the second floor of a Church Street walk-up, The Drink pairs thin-crust pizza with drag and DJs under its self-described 'Drink · Dine · Drag · Dance' formula, and it's kept tha...

Storm Crow Manor turns a three-storey Victorian mansion on Church Street into eight themed rooms — a hunting lodge stacked with mounted trophies, a submarine chamber behind a hidde...

The Blake House occupies an 1891 Victorian and Second Empire building on Jarvis Street, once home to Edward Blake, Ontario's second premier and a federal Liberal leader in the 1880...

Five bars, two dance floors, nightly drag shows Wednesday through Sunday — Crews & Tangos on Church Street is the engine room of Toronto's LGBTQ nightlife. The city's best drag...

Church-Wellesley's anchor bar since 1989 — five bars across a cavernous room, nightly DJs, weekend competitions, and the kind of crowd that makes the Village feel like itself. The ...

Church Street institution since 1993 — two floors, pool tables, a small dance floor, and a weekly rotation of drag bingo, trivia, and karaoke that keeps the regulars genuinely loya...

Church Street's original leather and denim bar, anchoring the Village since 1994. The decor is industrial-dark, the crowd knows exactly why it's here, and the theme nights — Pup Ni...