What do I like about apartment 58? The slightly older crowd. The couches around the perimeter. The…read morebig, not too crowded dance floor. This place is actually pretty cool, and considering you're in a university town, attracts a bit of an older crowd (mid twenties rather than early twenties). Expect your typical nightclub music (top 40, R&B, hip-hop, you know the drill). The drinks are not too over priced and I've never paid more than $5 or $6 for cover. Beware if you're new to the city, the cab situation at the end of the night in this city is atrocious. Don't plan on getting one too quickly, and if it's major party night (Halloween, New Years Ever, frosh week, etc.) plan alternate transportation home from the bar because changes are if you don't, you'll be walking. Anyway, check this place out if you're in town and looking for a night club.

Words cannot describe my frustration regarding my attendance at Apartment 58 this past weekend…read more It was my birthday party, and as the birthday girl I decided to try Apartment 58. My 18 friends and I headed downtown and got to the bar at around 11:15. Obviously at this time the bar was rather dead, with about 30 other people in the bar besides my group. My girlfriends and I went to the bar, grabbed a few drinks, and made our way to the DJ booth to request a song. We stayed near the booth and danced, only to be stared at for 2 hours by a complete creep leaning against the wall. This guy didn't have a drink in hand, nor was he dancing- just staring. A couple of my friends were feeling very uncomfortable, and being the most outspoken one of the group I decided to approach security about the matter. Boy was this ever a mistake. I explained to security guy number one that some of my friends and I felt uncomfortable and asked if he could tell the guy to stop staring at us. I saw the security guard approach the man, only to be tapped on the shoulder by security guard number two. After waiting about 5-10 minutes I noticed security guy one & two traded posts. I approached security guy two and told him the same story as the first. His response was terribly upsetting. I was told that the creeper was a regular and that he wasn't doing anything wrong, so technically there is nothing they could do. At this point it was about 1 in the morning, and the bar was filling up. I decided to make eye contact with the creeper, and mouthed the words "no, no, no" while waving my index finger. 5 minutes later I was approached by security guy two and told to stop staring at the creeper. I said to security "he can stare at me and my friends for 2 hours but I can't look at him?" Another 10 minutes passed and I was approached by a female bouncer- she was by far the most professional. She said that she was told by security I was causing problems with gentleman on the wall. I explained to her not to worry but that security guy two had already informed me that he as watching me closely- I decided to point and wave at guy number two. The bouncer said that everything was fine, but just for me to cool it. Right before my friends and I decided to leave, security guy number one pulled my friend aside and said the only reason he didn't kick all of us out was because my friend and boyfriend looked like they were having fun. Please note they were dancing like goofs trying to make me laugh because I was on the verge of tears. My friends and I will never, ever be going back. Apartment 58's security guards and regulars are complete low life's. Spare yourself the aggravation and find another bar. To view other accurate comments about Apartment 58 please go to clubcrawlers com/toronto/nightclub/apartment58/reviews before planning your night out.

Protect Yourself -- Always Request a Receipt... If you're…read morevisiting Dirty Martini in Oakville, always ask the cashier for a receipt when you pay the entrance fee--even if it's non-refundable. The cashier may take your payment without giving you a receipt--just like in my case. Anything can happen in a club--plans change, mistakes happen, and misunderstandings can arise. Your receipt is your only official proof that you paid. It's what protects you if something goes wrong. Don't hesitate to ask--it's not just your right, it's smart.

Good vibe. Music sound quality is good. Spacious inside and outside…read more Bit Expensive place. DJ doesn't play new songs request. Authorities do not allow to re enter

New menu is great to see.. nachos, pizza, tacos, etc. all taste solid…read more. Pitcher refills too Awesome. p.s. Renos are done and there is a ceiling now... p.p.s. With respect to the other reviewers complaining about bouncers -- They're only dicks if you're being an asshole.. pull it together, dick.

I love this place!! Great cheap drinks and now have food. Staff were great. Can't wait to come…read moreback and dance.

Night School is so much BIGGER than it used to be…read more Coat check is free and the coat check girl, Emily is hella cute. Bonus points for that. There is a long bar on the side and a bar in the back and some booths at the back. There's a stage and everywhere else is basically a dance floor. It still has a good vibe but it is definitely different and much bigger than it used to be. Good music that will get you moving, lots of good looking people. Definitely a place to go when you're in Waterloo. I didn't feel old or like a cougar with a bunch of university kids there (though there are a few). So that was a good thing.

Do not like this bar. Its over packed, plays the same music…read moreas phils grandsons but more expensive drinks. Way to many guys and just a bad vibe.

The E-bar was the location for my networking reception during an event this past weekend…read more I can't comment much on the actual food they may provide, but from what was offered in the reception, I enjoyed the food very much. They had a large selection of cheese varieties available ranging from camembert to blue cheese, as well as assorted veggies with dipping sauce, grilled flatbread, and homemade panko-crusted meatballs. The event space was large and overall decent, although the seating could've been arranged better, as the booths were quite tight considering our party. The acoustics were also quite loud, and voices were bouncing off the walls like crazy, which made conversations quite difficult. Other than that, the bar did a very good job accompanying us, and my group was satisfied with the night overall.

So, my friend and I felt pekish for a drink and nice atmosphere.. We'd heard good things about this…read moreplace so we thought we'd pop in... We walked upstairs to find an empty dance floor and a few randomly scattered patrons. Okay - so not exactly the lovely atmosphere we were hoping for... But nonetheless, since we were more about getting a nice drink - we thought we'd at least stay for one. Sigh. We were disappointed. We watched one table get menus and then patently waited for ours. They did not come. We thought, "...perhaps the dozen or so people here might be overwhelming? So let's wait a little longer shall we? Unfortunately that did not help. I finally went over to the bar and asked for a menu. I was matter-of-factly told that there was no table service on Fridays. We weren't quite sure why - seeing as the waiter to patron ratio was approximately 1:4. We thought we'd just cut our losses - and were getting up to leave - when the waitress later popped by with a menu - saying, "I thought you were waiting for people..." Wow - really?? This review was written from a lovely bar just down the street which does in fact provide table service on Friday night.

This is a hole, but the good kind. The floors are sticky but there's plenty of room, and usually…read morepretty busy with students/young people. Don't expect anything but a good low-brow time. Trappers is love, trappers is life.

I am a type 1 diabetic and was in Guelph to visit my friends from the university, however when we…read moredecided to go out and go to trappers I was denied entry due to "slurred speech" and apparently unable to walk straight. I was completely sober at the time and was suffering from a low blood sugar and even in that state I was speaking fluently and having a full conversation with the bouncer who said I couldn't speak, I told him the issue and told him I was sober and offered to do any sobriety test even straight line walking, eye tracking, any thing he required I was willing. However, I was told the decision had already been made based off of me talking to my friend in the line in which I didn't stutter, slur or show a loss of balance or intoxication. I was sober and with friends who vouched and can vouch that I was fully cooperative and was appalled by the bouncer who showed such a lack of empathy and understanding to people with my condition. I was severely disappointed as I was looking for a place to hang out with friends and enjoy some food but instead I was greeted with discrimination and ablism. I expected more out of this business from all of the reviews however, I was disgusted by the way I was treated and denied any food/drink to help cure my low blood sugar and the bouncers ignorance about the conditions that people face. If I could give 0 stars I would I am disgusted by the way this establishment carries itself.

This location has to be my all time favorite venue outside of Toronto…read more the sound is great, it has booths to sit in, and roughly holds about 1000 people. I've been here for a couple of concerts and a couple of local battle of the bands, I've always been blown away by the sound quality throughout the whole entire building. the staff are awesome, the drinks are always mixed properly. just has always been a good time at elements! **at the time of writing this review the downtown core is being ripped up so I have no idea the parking or transit situation**

Went here to see a friends band play for the first time. Venue is great for bands! Huge stage and…read moregreat sound system... I could have done with out all the blacklights and the fog machine but what girl doesn't want to look more tanned in dead of winter (thanks black lights!)??... I will say it was a bit loud... concert I know, but this was a bit tooooo loud The staff were friendly and attentive, my friend ordered nachos and the second layers cheese wasn't melted but the top layer tasted good (she took the rest to go figuring she could heat them up at home and voila second dinner). **Update on the reheated nacho idea... not so good** Band was great! (the ultrasounds) Would definitely go back to see bands there.

Great bar and grill to grab a bite. Food prices are good and the food is even better. Only had…read morehamburgers and fries. Fries where Costco fries which are ok but the hamburger was MUCH better than I expected. Great size and nicely seasoned. 100% recommend for a beer and burg

Well, I've only been back in London for the past five years. I only found out about this place…read more(The Well) from my friend in Nova Scotia!! Went down there on Feb 29/24, lights off, doors locked, no 'back' entrance that I could see. I called their number, it went to a MITEL ANSWERING SYSTEM, and am still awaiting a callback. Today (Mar 1/24) I called their Toronto Queen and Hamilton numbers. All went to MITEL ANSWERING SYSTEM. Still no callback from ANY location. Am I really excluded from the LGBT community, or have they moved, or what?

Few days in London and I've been twice here... Once with my friend, yesterday by myself…read more The first day was on Saturday, we arrived around 12, the club was packed, we could feel the good vibe and the song "I Gotta Feeling" started to sound in my mind while we dance/jump our way to the coat check. I don't know if the DJ was the same but the music was awesome both of the times, keep the good work!!! The staff is friendly; the bartender told me Rye and ginger is the most drank combination, so when in Canada do as they, just watch out, tastes smoothly but hits you hard, well maybe after the 4th. This second time a guy had the amazing touch of sending me a drink (thank you!!). This time I arrived too early, people started showing up around 11:30. A bizarre anecdote: a lady approached me, booty bumped me, asked where I was from and left. A cool thing: while dancing a luchador appeared with lights in the shoes. For a moment I felt I was dancing in Playa del Carmen. I'll be back!!

I am so conflicted writing this review. The venue itself is the most perfect 70s/80s dance club…read moretime capsule you could ever imagine, and my husband and I were beyond excited to discover it during a trip to Burlington. When we arrived we noticed there were almost no cars in the parking lot, so we weren't completely shocked to discover there were almost no people inside this amazing space. We decided to give it some time, and we waited until almost midnight, but only three or four small groups filtered in (and 75% of them went over to the Latin-inspired club on the other side). The music was great, and exactly what you'd expect from a 70s/80s club, but there was no one to dance to it. The drinks weren't cheap, but again, if there would have been a crowd to dance, it would be a price worth paying. Same goes for the cover charge - we would have gladly paid to join the party had there been one. We felt like we found the holy grail in our quest to find a perfect 80s dance club based on the looks, but like the grail, maybe the most of us Gen Xers are becoming relics who are too old to go out and enjoy this amazing space that harkens back to our prime young adult years.

I have been going to Club 54 every weekend. Their food, pizza and wings are fantastic, friendly…read moreservice the bartenders are really amazing, friendly atmosphere and you get to meet a lot of people, music makes you get up and dance, DJs are amazing and the comedy is just funny. Love Club 54. Fernanda Silva