If Canada has a "city that never sleeps," it's definitely Toronto. With pockets of nightclubs, venues, and theatres all over the city, the vibrant nightlife scene is definitely something to enjoy, especially if you're a late-night reveller looking to keep your night going. Whether it's dancing, food, or drinks you seek, these late-night spots -- some even open 24 hours a day -- have you covered.

 

Dancing

Not quite ready to call it a night? Well, Toronto is home to some late night clubs that will literally let you dance the night away.

 

Comfort Zone

 

Near the University of Toronto, this club is a Toronto institution. With set times throughout the night (and well into the morning), you'll find yourself dancing to DJs and live bands in an expansive space. Subdued in appearance, this club makes up for it with a good vibe and even better people watching.

 

Fly 2.0

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You have one night a week to take in the magic and spectacle that is Fly 2.0. Open until 4am every Saturday, this LGBT club features global DJs and themed nights to make every visit memorable. 

Toika Lounge

This small club has a very relaxed feel and is a great place to start or end the night. Near the King West District, you're likely to stumble upon local and international underground electronic dance music artists and amazing light shows. Not nearly as big as the other spots on this list, the intimate feel of Toika Lounge is a rare find in Toronto's Entertainment District that's well worth checking out.

Coda

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Great DJs, a massive space, and a laid-back vibe? Count us in. Coda isn't instantly obvious from the street (it's located on the second floor of a building) but once you're inside you'll be treated to awesome audio and lighting to go along with diverse music and performances -- from EDM and trap, to hip hop and metal.

Eat & Drink

Nothing beats a post-bar snack and in Toronto, you don't just have to settle for pizza or fast-food fries. Instead, expect sit-down restaurants, gourmet classics, and of course, a few quick options if you'd rather chow down on a shawarma on your way back to your hotel.

 

A hot spot for all things 24/7 and delicious, Dundas West is a great neighborhood to head to if a craving strikes after midnight. Stop by Junked Food Co. for counter service that serves up waffle sandwiches, smash bags (nachos that are made in a Doritos bag!), and other glutinous favorites. Want to take a seat and enjoy your meal? Stop by The Lakeview for a true diner experience. 

 

If you're looking for some other options, stop by one of these places.

 

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Spanning three floors, this cafe-style spot looks like a house, but is, in fact, a great cafe that's open 24 hours a day. Serving all-day breakfast and boasting a rooftop patio, you'll be glad you stopped by.

Ghazale

Forget pizza! Toronto is all about Middle Eastern delights like falafel and shawarma. This little spot not only has delightfully friendly staff, but also serves up massive portions that will surely keep you going until brunch the next day. Plus, it's open until 4:30am on weekends meaning you can enjoy your favorite dishes whenever the craving strikes.

Thompson Diner

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You can't have a late night list without a 24-hour greasy spoon. Located in the Thompson Hotel, this diner has an upscale design but still serves up cozy, cheesy classics that will ward off any hint of a hangover. Try the chicken and waffles or the famous mac and cheese. Or both. No judgment here.

Li'ly Resto Lounge

 

In the heart of Little Italy, you'll find Li'ly Resto Lounge. Focused on providing you with the best Italian and European fare, you'll be happy you've finally found a place to chow down on charcuterie at midnight. Open until 3am, you can explore the two-level venue and enjoy DJs spinning tracks to keep your night going.

Hawker Bar

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Open until 2am, this Singapore-style spot serves up street food and creative cocktails. With a laid-back atmosphere and central location, you'll definitely want to stop by at the end of the night to relax and enjoy their delicious chili wings.

Messini

Greek fries until 4am on weekends? Sign us up. This authentic Greek place has been around since 2002 and has made a name for itself with its famous Greek fries as well as other favorites like gyros and pita sandwiches. With two locations in Toronto, you'll be pleased to chow down on garlicky delights in the Danforth and on Yonge Street.

Poutineville

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A Canadian classic served up until 3:30 am on weekends. Not only does Poutineville serve some of the most creative poutines (obviously), they also offer tasty burgers and sandwiches. No matter your mood, stop by to create your own poutine, sip on a great cocktail, and enjoy the patio. The best part? This spot has an unexpectedly upscale feel for a restaurant that serves fries smothered in gravy and cheese.