This place is right off the Hurontario highway exit, very easy to spot. There's a huge parking lot…read more- which is great for hosting large venue events. This place can host multiple events at the same time - I believe around 2-3. I like how they have coat hanging service right by the door. The washroom are big, spacious, well lit and clean. Evidently with the pandemic, COVID vaccination requirements are checked right at the door and masks are mandatory everywhere you go, except when you are sitting down and eating at the table. I like the open bar layout in the room I was in - it had a variety of drinks available and I love how it opens up to the grand lobby that's right beside it. This is perfect for weddings - doing some sort of mini photo booth; or birthday parties, where you can just hang around, mingle and see different table set ups. Inside the hall can probably host up to 15 tables or so. Great sound system, dance floor and high ceilings. I also like how they have spaced out the tablets are appropriate as possible to ensure social distancing. All the staff were also very accommodating and making sure each guests are served. It's tough nowadays with the pandemic to host large venues, but I'm glad Mississauga Grand was able to make everything easy to follow!

I can't recommend these guys enough -- they were the venue that my wife and I used for our wedding,…read moreand MAN did they ever impress us! Being out of downtown Toronto helped with the cost, and with the price we paid, it included food, an open bar and an upgraded backdrop for our head table. Of our wedding of 225, everyone said it was one of the best weddings they'd ever been to, and I have some VERY discerning friends! When you're planning for your wedding, do NOT count these guys out!

I come to Vantage Venues weekly as my MBA program uses the space for weekday and weekend classes…read more INCREDIBLE staff and service: Greg, Ampora, the whole team is amazing and so friendly. They were accommodating when I shifted to a ketogenic lifestyle and always try to flex to keep the students happy. Food is decent. Some interesting meal combinations but overall good variety. The space is huge on the 16th and 27th floor and very versatile. You can literally design it for any event. Highly recommend.

St. Andrew's Club is in the ideal location for a conference centre of it's style and size. You…read morewould never know it's in that giant building - and once you're in, you feel like you're in a more intimate space. While I have never actually used the space for an event myself, I have been there for events, and they do a great job. Their food and drinks are creative and interesting, their staff are extremely friendly and well informed, and they have a beautiful space with a great view of the city. While I wouldn't recommend their space for a wedding, for a meeting, conference or reception it is absolutely perfect. There is a great view of the city from their brand new space on the 16th floor, and while the ceilings are on the lower, it suits the decor of the space. They don't just have large conference spaces, but smaller ones as well. They can easily host a reception of 400, but also a meeting of 20 - which is really key for a space like theirs, especially in their financial district location. If you're looking for this kind of space, you definitely won't be disappointed with St. Andrew's Club!

My gf's sister got hitched recently and the wedding reception was held in this venue…read more I believe we were on the clubhouse side. Had a nice view of the outside (the way the patio lights were setup during nighttime was cool) and the inside of the venue had enough space to walk around. The main bar was pretty big and there were 2 bartenders working the night. The bald one was a MUCH superior bartender in my honest opinion. He had banter, could make drinks well (creatively added some small flair to a lot of the standard drinks that guests were asking him to make) and also gave professional suggestions whenever he felt appropriate. The other bartender (who had curly hair and looked really young) was, I assume, quite inexperienced. There were times throughout the night where I approached him and he was on his phone scrolling through youtube. He made me the wrong drinks twice which was funny. I asked him for a tequila sunrise and he gave me a sex on the beach. I ordered a shirley temple for my gf and he made me a bloody ceasar (which has tomato juice in it and isn't remotely similar to a shirley) LOOOOOOL. Had a good laugh. Didn't take it too seriously as it was open bar, but definitely felt like he could've used a bit more training or practice. Anyways, dinner was pretty good! Wasn't a big fan of the salad. There wasn't enough dressing. The ravioli was cooked al dente which was great and they brought out a giant bowl for anyone who wanted seconds or thirds. I think the short rib entree was the best. The rib was super tender and the mashed potatoes were sooo smooth. Cheesecake was a nice finishing touch to round off the meal. Pretty cozy venue to host a wedding reception!

second time - my work place held our summer event here and we had a fabulous event. service and…read morefood was great. ambience is good. staff are professional only complain is parking. not enough.

Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts is a cozy and well-run venue that's perfect for live…read moreshows and community events. The space is intimate, with great sightlines and acoustics, making every seat feel close to the action. The staff are friendly and the building is clean and easy to navigate. It's a great spot for a night out without the downtown crowds, and they host a wide range of events throughout the year. There are parking spots available in the back of the building with 2-hour parking limit.

The Centre is a little north of Yonge and Major Mackenzie and there is a parking lot on the west…read moreside of the building with 250 spots. The box office is on the left upon entering the building. There's also coat check and a small concession stand on the opposite side. The lobby is a spacious couple of stories with art hung on the wall. Each piece of art has a tag associated with it that informs you of the artist, title of artwork, medium, price and size. There were ushers ready to answer any questions and direct audience members scattered throughout the lobby. I saw second row from the stage on the left. It's nice to be close but you have to look up since the stage is higher. Also, the speakers are right in front of you so protect your eardrums with earplugs or sound isolating earphones. There is a gradient to the seating so that should help with everyone being able to see the stage. There is balcony seating with seats extending all the way to the front along both sides.

I was recently here for a conference. Oops, didn't get a chance to take too many pics but the venue…read moreis great, so central right outside College station. Depending where you're coming from it was actually quicker for me to subway than to drive all the way there. Space was perfect for number of people in the event. Staff was friendly and helpful there too. There's always someone by the elevator to direct traffic. The place is lovely, modern with a historic feel. The women's washroom had ton of stalls minimizing any wait to the washroom.

The Carlu is a really nice venue with classic Art Deco style, lots of character, and a great setup…read morefor events. The Round Room also looks amazing. It has that old school elegance without feeling outdated. The Carlu is very spacious so it would be perfect for events. Overall, a solid venue if you want an event location that is upscale for different type of corporations.

Like many Yelp'ers, I would hardly consider myself a regular at the TRANZAC Club. I come here once…read morea year for Queen's Players (Queen's as in the university and not the borough in New York). It's a-ok. The bathrooms are a tad nasty .... the low-quality beer's reasonable .... the space can accommodate a significant number of people. Anyway, this place (when I go to see the Queen's Players) is an escape to a time when I was a naive, carefree university student at Queen's.

An interesting and eclectic venue. The only place to find Bluegrass, Celtic music, book launches,…read morelive theater and more. The bar and smaller stage in the front is usually open and doesn't require cover, while most other events on the main stage do. The bar also servers a variety of delicious pints including Mill Street and St Ambroise. Its a good spot to for a drink if you want to see something esoteric.

Located just up the street from Evergreen Brickworks, Todmorden Mills consists of the main building…read morewhich acts as a welcome centre, art gallery, theatre, and event space, as well as historic buildings scattered around in the property. The historic houses are only accessible with a tour guide, ran by the Toronto Historic Museums. We got a tour of the historic houses which belonged to and were occupied by the workers who worked in the nearby mills / factories, and we learned about how they lived in the late 1800s. Great informative tour. They periodically have events such as the annual Eco Fair every spring. The location is close to a few different trailheads in the area, with connections to the Don River Valley and the Don Valley trails.

I love touring well protected heritage sites but this was quite disappointing. The site itself was…read moredisappointing, but we also had a bad experience here. My family was taking a day off together for a special celebration, and for the morning, we wanted to just check out a Toronto heritage site, walk a garden, and head off to lunch. I called ahead because I saw online that there are tour times but you could self tour, and I wasn't sure we could make it to a scheduled tour. The lady I spoke with on the phone assured me that the tour is optional and we can walk the site ourselves. So we show up, and there's only two houses... but they're both locked. So we go to the desk to ask if maybe the heritage site and houses were further down the road somewhere. I saw no mill, nor houses. They tell us we missed the 11:30 tour. It was 11:37, so I asked if we could catch up and we were told no.... Only after persistently asking did they reveal that actually, since no one showed up at 11:30, they just didn't do the tour. They're short staffed and couldn't spare people.... But we were welcome to wait until 1 and go walk to see the outside of the houses...... I just got really fed up because it was their own miscommunication and I had to drive from quite a distance. We'd seen most heritage sites in the GTA and this was one of the few left we haven't visited. I was ready to just leave at that point. It's free admission so it's not like they care if they have visitors I guess. But the girl at the desk got someone to cover for her and offered to walk us to the two houses. I could tell she wasn't thrilled about it, but mind you, it's not her fault and the poor girl was literally the only one staffed aside from the manager. She was probably as frustrated as I was that she had to deal with this. I was very grateful she took the time and she was quite knowledge about the homes. About the site: The mill was essentially gutted and turned into an art museum, which rotates exhibitions quite often. I was expecting to see and learn more about the site itself. Sadly, there's just a few signs here and there. The houses themselves were lovely, but sadly only two and you have to catch the tour if you want in. They do keep them locked, so not, you can't walk around yourself. One of the homes was from the 1800's which actually was a semi detached. The city built a doorway between so you can just walk both houses as one. The second building is a cottage home that was from the 1940's. It was quite interesting and I liked knowing that the original owners daughter helped them to refurbish it, so it reflects how it actually looked when she lived there herself. I do wish they had more homes at the heritage site. There's a 15 minute walking path too which is extremely untamed. Legit just a 15 minute short walk that's pretty much in a forest. You won't see much.. Over all, disappointing for a heritage site. There's really not much to see or do. And, you have to catch the tour, otherwise, you're welcome to just look at the outside of the houses.

It's an absolutely stunning venue for any special occasion! The elegant decor and spacious layout…read morecreate a beautiful ambiance that sets the perfect backdrop for memorable events. The staff at Pinecrest are incredibly attentive and go above and beyond to ensure that every detail is taken care of. From the moment you step foot in the venue, you're greeted with warmth and professionalism. The catering service is top-notch, with a wide variety of delicious food options that will impress even the most discerning palates. Whether you're planning a wedding, corporate event, or any other celebration, Pinecrest Events Centre is the place to go. Highly recommended!

Great hall for event, food is good and the service is fast, the staff are great, been to this hall…read morefor multiple occasions and the food was always good As well as the friendly service from all of the staffs.