It was a fun family games! We tried the Last Stop Motel and we succeed to escape! They also provide…read morethe locker and briefing before game starts. Of course, you can have some hints if you need it.

It's an older escape room place. I would say it's gen 1 as the room we did were all puzzles with…read morecombination locks. So it was about 6-7 puzzles in about 45 mins. I took the family and we needed about 50 mins to solve as my kids were 10 and 13. It was their second time so we are not pros for sure. However everything was reasonable and fun. The staff are polite and attentive. The location is clean and washroom was clean as well. I would give them a try if u r interested in this type of activity in this area. It's a great deal.

Clean and spacious facility. Booking is easily done online and it's open 24/7. It's a great place…read moreto practice your swings as it has technology to track your hits. They have many different sims from driving range, 9/18 hole, and games.

Would highly recommend Pace of Play to everyone looking to get dialled in for golf season! Spacious…read morehitting bays along with state of the art track man technology and wonderful service leads to an incredible experience!

Formerly Junction City Music Hall....now Junction Underground. Sadly, the pinball machines are gone…read morebut this remains a low-key, no-frills, subterranean spot to catch some great live music and DJs. You'd walk right by it if you didn't know it was there, which I think is a plus. Shoutout to the monthly dance party Ruuted (soulful house by DJ Corey Dawkins), which I've become addicted to. Check the club website for listings, obviously. But another plus is they really know how to mix up some quality cocktails here. True, a paper plane served in a coupe glass might be hard to dance with (I would know lol) but damn, is it tasty :)

Nice new billiards spot in Kensington. Has a cafe and…read morelounge included. Food as well!

We had come here for the Mother's Day Brunch on a Sunday afternoon at 1:00 pm. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised at how delicious everything tasted, along with the large amount of food that was available. Since it was a brunch, there were many different types of salads, a cold cut and cheese platter, desserts, waffles, fresh eggs (made by a chef on site), bacon, and a whole lot more! All of the items were well-prepared, and tasted fresh. All of us were beyond stuffed, as we had eaten more then our fair share. Drinks were also included in the price; which was a bonus. In terms of the atmosphere, it was quite busy considering that it was a pre-booked event however, it was manageable, as all of the guests lined-up accordingly when reaching the buffet. The restaurant itself was very clean and inviting, with nice décor on the tables and walls; we were also invited to take home the rose that was placed on the table after we had finished. Service was also top-notch, as the servers came by our table often to take away the plates that we had finished using. Would HIGHLY recommend this restaurant for all of your fine-dining needs!

We came for a post show dessert/tea. The location is ideal as it is in the LAC just beside the…read moreelevators/stairs leading to the parking garage, so you don't have to go in the snowy outdoors to get there. They offer coffee/dessert for a set price....around $13pp and they have 4 cakes/pies that you can enjoy. Our server was so friendly and helpful. They also do a pre show dinner that we did not try this time....but will keep in mind for future shows. Our show let out first so it wasn't crowded but once the other theatre let out, it became busier. No problem getting a table for dessert but the manager suggested reserving for pre-show dinners as they often get booked up in advance.

I attended a comedy show (Nurse John) there. The show was funny and enjoyable overall. The opening…read moreact was okay but wasn't really my taste. Staff were friendly and helpful. The event was well organized. Entering was pretty quick. They will check your bag when you enter. Also, you can bring an empty plastic water bottle and fill it at a water fountain inside. It's a little be out of the way (at least from when you are at the entrance of the building).

Huge spacious hall with good management…read more Checking in and out was smooth. Good sound quality.

We recently booked a court at 6ix Pickle and had a great time. It took us a few minutes to figure…read moreout the electronic scoring system at first, but once we got the hang of it, it was easy to use. One of the coolest features is the instant replay system that emails you clips from your game. Unfortunately, we only discovered how it worked near the end of our time slot after pressing a few buttons, so we didn't end up with any good footage We'll definitely know for next time! The AC was great, which made a huge difference during a long session. Court rental was $88 plus tax, so it's definitely worth bringing a few friends to split the cost. If it's your first visit, don't forget to take advantage of their first-time discount. The only thing I wish is that they made the dividers between courts a little taller. Our ball went into the neighbouring courts several times, so we felt bad. If you're new to pickleball, I'd recommend booking Courts 1 or 4 if they're available. Being on the edge means you won't have to worry about balls coming from both sides, making it a little less overwhelming while you're learning. Overall, it's a fun, modern facility with some unique features, and we'd definitely come back.

First time trying pickleball anywhere! In the midst of a very hot Toronto summer, its nice to be…read moreable to get an air conditioned spot to play some sports. Will start by saying each hour runs at $88, so you'll want at least 4 ppl to split the cost. You get your own court that's gated off as well as all the equipment you need to play. They have a cool replay system and TV that keeps score while you play. Great spot to escape the heat but runs a bit pricy IMO.

Went here last night because The Rhino was full. It's not a place for big groups, more intimate and…read moreadorable. Pricing wise: Drafts were $8: Beau's and Henderson's with one more in forgetting. A shot of tequila is $6.50. They had a fridge stacked with craft beer and awesome choice in top shelf stuff, with at least four different whiskey options - and none of them Crown Royal. The decor is red lighting, couches, tiny tables, and hard wood chairs. There's a red bench with a half bed frame attached. Really enjoyed the vibe - there's records all along the wall behind the bar, and the music they play is loud but not too bad all things considered - I had a headache, so if it had made my head throb, I could have told you! The bartender was very kind - even put ice in my water when I asked for a glass. I give five stars because this place doesn't deserve the low rating. It does all things a dive should, and if I were to ever go on a first date again (ha!) in this area, I would absolutely go here.

Motel was created as an outlet for owner, Christover Sven, to drink with friends and listen to the…read moreStrokes. Most of the art on the walls predate 1850 and at least six of the feature paintings adorned the walls of the Palais Royale throughout the depression and post World War 2. The vibe is fun, easy, and strangely frusturating (the pinball machine is rigged). There's no dance music, no hip hop, no bullshit of any kind. the jukebox is stacked and Pbr is only $4 on tap.