We had our annual ESRI Conference here Nov 3-4, 2025. Good…read moremeeting room, facilities, lots of free parking and good food. Many hotel and food establishments are just steps away. Also, close your the Pearson airport and major highways

Well laid out. Clean and neat and open. Perfect trade show area. Plenty of bathrooms and ready for…read morebig crowds if that was ever to happen

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 It has that old school elegance without feeling outdated.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.

I visited this theater for a performance by Soulpepper theater company. While each performance is…read moreunique so I am going to rate this theater based upon the things matter to a performance area. I watched a performance that was 60 min long at Michael Young Theater which apparently is the smaller of the two theaters. I found the the view was unobstructed for all the seats with a good view of the stage even from the last row of seats. The lighting and mix media were used well in the performance I saw as otherwise the stage was spartan for this particular play. The seats were unfortunately not comfortable. The main lobby area is nice and inviting and plenty of drinks/food items available for consumption. One is even allowed to bring in drinks into the theater which is becoming rare and rare. Bonus points for the extremely clean washroom. Getting here depends on your mode of transport if you Uber/Drive here getting here is ez. Public transport even with the new street car isn't very frequent and it is a good 10-15 min ride from King station. 3.5 star.

The Young Centre is one of my favourite places to see theatre in the city. I've had lots of…read morememorable experiences here. On the Eastern end of the Distillery District, it's close to lots of good dining and shopping options and you can make a day of it. The Young Centre is home to Soulpepper Theatre, George Brown Theatre School, Global Cabaret Festival, and the occasional dance event. There are 3 theatres ranging from small and intimate (The Tank House, where I saw "Paper Series" by Cahoots Theatre Company), inbetween (Michael Young Theatre, where you can catch "Kim's Convenience" on now!), and grand (Marilyn and Charles Baillie Theatre, where they show the biggest productions like "A Christmas Carol", "Parfumerie", "Our Town", etc.). Even in the largest theatre, there are almost no 'bad' seats in the house (with the exception of the 2nd level, anything really far on the side, where you sit on chairs instead of regular seats). I really like the warm and unpretentious vibe of the space. Lots of long, wooden communal tables, exposed brick, and a cozy fireplace in the lobby make intermissions more fun. The box office and ticket pick-up desk are always running efficiently. The little cafe in the lobby is surprisingly good too. I once ate a meal there because I didn't have time to go to a restaurant. They have a small selection of toasted paninis, crepes, and salads in addition to the cookies and muffins. In terms of drinks, they make a good latte and have a decent wine selection + beers. Overall, the variety is so much better than concessions stands at other theatres like the Sony Centre, Four Seasons, Factory Theatre, etc.! It's nice to be able to find something other than candies and overpriced mini Haagen-Dazs. Finally, washrooms are clean and big, and there is almost never a line! Great performers deserve an equally great performance venue and this is it!

I was recently at Enercare Centre. I was heading to my car and looked through a window. I saw the…read moreAutomotive Building, which is now known as Beanfield Centre. This building is a heritage site and a part of Exhibition Place. I worked at The Ex (Canadian National Exhibition) three different summers. My third stint was a cashier position for a Mexican eatery that was at the Automotive Building. It was just before I started my fourth and last year of undergraduate studies. It was cool working in this building. There were vintage cars that were also in this space. I probably didn't appreciate them as much as I do now, but it's nice looking back knowing that there were indeed car exhibits in this building. Gone are those car exhibits. You can only see Automotive Building as part of the building's concrete. These days, this space is for conferences. I frankly didn't go check it out. Part of me wants to preserve the memories that I have of this building. Perhaps if there is an event or conference that is held here and I'm attending it, I'd check it out. It was great admiring this building from afar. It opened in 1929. It's in good shape considering that it's practically a hundred years old. This building is close to the Princes' Gate. Parking at Enercare Centre is your best bet if you are driving. Otherwise, you can take the TTC or GO train down here. I enjoyed reminiscing. I wish that I had taken photos back then of this building! (126)

Atmosphere: Clean, elegant, calming Staff: Friendly,…read moreprofessional, helpful. Food: Delicious and amazing. Overall, I loved it. I did a presentation and it was successful

Went to see a dance showcase here and it was my first time in this theater. I sat on the main…read morelevel, towards the back under the overhang. It is a small theater so sitting at the back did not interfere much with the visibility. The accoustic is a little echo-y back here however, that would be the only down side. For commuters, there aren't dedicated parking spots but east of the theater there are condos' paid parking. For non-drivers, the entrance of the theater is very close to TTC Museum station.

I've never been to an event at this theatre but my dance group has rented it out twice in the past…read moreseveral years for our annual show. The lobby layout is fine and the service we received was friendly if not very enthusiastic. The change rooms are tiny and located far away from the stage up several flights of stairs making it difficult to run back and forth if you need to do a lot of costume changes (which we do) on tired legs. The backstage is also something of a maze and isn't marked very clearly. The green room has some basic amenities, such as a microwave, sink and openable window but it is even farther from the stage than the change rooms, up 2 floors. At least this year the ventilation was working, the last time we rented the venue there was no circulation whatsoever (and the change rooms have no windows) and the mirror in one change room was fogged up like 5 people had taken a hot shower in there. We weren't offered any sort of compensation for the problem. The parking is a huge issue, as in there isn't any. For a theatre with a capacity of 500 this is not good. There is street parking on Charles St. for $3/hour until 9pm - if you can snag one. There are some hidden parking places belonging to the various university residences and buildings in the area but with all the one-way streets and traffic downtown it is frustrating for drivers to find a spot. Overall it is not a good venue for a medium to large scale dance show where the attendees will be driving in.

Truly a hidden gem buried amidst the hustle and bustle of a busy JCC on the borders of Richmond…read moreHill and Vaughan - just north of Bathurst and Rutherford/Carville Rd. A few months ago, Yelp GTA (that's me) hosted a fun-filled event that took guests back in time to the 80s. But the event is not the focus of the review, the focus is the venue. Now as I mentioned you might not know it's here as it's located in a sort of hidden portion of the Schwartz-Reisman Centre. But now as you read this review, know that the juice (this venue) is totally and completely worth the squeeze (the search). The doors from the main center open up to wide hall, large enough to host an event if so required, lined with doors leading to multiple event spaces, washrooms and access to the outside garden/terrace area. The first room on the left is called the brides suite which is more of a small meeting space, following this you have 2 similar sized rooms for about 100 people, and then the piece de la resistance the grand ballroom space which can hold approximately 300. If you have a larger than normal function, a tracked door can be removed between every room (save for the brides suite) and 3 rooms become one massive L-shaped hall. We utilized the entire space for out event and it really made for an impressive venue. Other perks with this venue, coat check, a totally secure building, and free underground parking (when your event is in the middle of the winter). The one drawback for people not practicing the Jewish faith is that the venue is 100% Kosher compliant, and because of that what you bring in is limited and restricted. With that said they have a full (actually 2) kitchen(s) that produce amazing, delicious food that you wouldn't know was kosher or otherwise. For a wedding, business summit or conference, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, or other special occasion, this is THE newest and most elegant hall in York Region. Don't believe me? Come check it out for yourself - it WILL blow your mind!

Leo & Sala Goldhar Conference and Celebration Centre is a brand new event venue located at the…read moreJoseph and Wolf Lebovic Jewish Community Campus. I was fortunate to attend a Yelp Event here. The underground parking lot is really spacious which I prefer than parking at the ground level outdoor lot. The main event room is large enough for a stage setup or as a wedding venue. The staff working here is professional and pleasant. Leo & Sala Goldhar also has it's own catering facilities as they provided most of the food and non alcoholic beverage for the event. Chocolate fountain was impressive! Thanks so much for a memorable evening!

This is a hidden gem. We looked at almost every venue in Toronto for our wedding, and I mean a ton…read moreof venues. From the national ballet, to the Rowing club and everything in between. We were down to the Berkeley venues and the Rosehill Venue. We chose the Rosehill and we had an amazing reception. Wish we could do it over, it was so great. Our wedding reception was on Oct 11, 2015 with about 200 people. Had a cocktail style reception with food stations. The best thing for us was the amazing customer service. The owner is so nice and caring. I am extremely indecisive and he made me feel so calm and assured that everything would be fine on the day of. With all the vendors I had to deal with, it was so refreshing to get to work with someone who is calm, caring and really tries their best to ensure you have a great day. We went with Pe Se Catering for the food, they were fabulous, I keep hearing how amazing the food was. We did 3 food stations laid out throughout the venue. It worked well. Also had passed hors d'oeuvres which was nice as the venue is so beautiful and people could just spread-out and the appetizers came to them. We bought our own DJ and the sound system was perfect, our DJ was so impressed with the sound system, he still claims it is the best he has ever spun at and he spins all over Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. There are so many golden aspects of this venue. To name a few, leather sofa's, so nice for people who want to chill. Then the venue comes totally equipped, you don't have to rent anything! They have the tables, chairs (nice ones too) and all the cutlery- just something you don't have to worry about or pay extra for. Then there is a private room in the basement that you can use, multiple washrooms and stalls, so no one is waiting to use the washroom and lastly TV screens. We played old black and white movies during our reception and took a break to show the Jay's game as it was an important game- our guests loved that we switched to the game and there are TV's spread throughout the venue that everyone could see them. Close to a subway and a parking lot right next door, when I say this place is perfect, I just can't find a negative thing to write. All my guests loved it. If your contemplating, don't....this place is perfect for any kind of event. The price is also great for a beautiful downtown Toronto venue.

I'm a huge childhood Lego fan so bought tickets with friends to attend this Brick Bar popup event…read more Ticket prices varies depending on day or night so ours cost $24/person which covered admission fees only. They recommend if you want to bring kids go before 6pm. Event was not as big as I expected but had lots to do including building your own personalized base figures, ping pong, ball pool and enjoying drinks and food extra charge. Atmosphere was a buzz with lively music and MC keeping everyone involved with drink voucher giveaways for individual creative designs. Had a good time but personally was expecting more large decorative designs so people can admire the beauty and creativity of Lego building. Admission tickets were kind of pricey for what was being offered.

We looked at this venue as a potential wedding venue and it is really nice. The ceilings are really…read morehigh and create beautiful lighting for fantastic photography. The price appears competitive from the insight but once you realize Hors d'oeuvres are not included in the pricing, the pricing per person and for the venue as a whole goes up. Depending on your budget this would be a stunning venue to have a wedding reception at and it is not promoted as much as other ones on popular search engines.

If you are looking for stunning views of Mississauga and beyond the 360, floor to ceiling windows…read moreat C Banquet is for you. Add that to the amazing service and care of their staff and you are in for an amazing event. The flexibility they offer from menu to set-up helped to make our event extra special. The flow of rooms and spaciousness allowed us to bring in custom pieces to help bring our theme to life. Their neutral black and grey decor allowed our decor pieces to easily fit in. Loved their large flatscreens peppered throughout their venue as it allowed for a live picture wall. And I can't believe they allowed candles - so many other venues do not! And did I mention the linens are included in the rental cost??? A big shout out to Breann and Heather, you will enjoy working with the two of them!