At 45,000 square-feet, this sprawling venue is easily the biggest nightclub in Toronto. Head to this massive entertainment complex on Polson Pier for their Revolution Saturdays and be bedazzled by the full works of dancers and insane acrobatic performances.

Featuring top-flight guest DJs and popular dance parties, this second-floor club in the Annex is the spiritual successor to former Toronto underground electronic dance fave Footwork. The music keeps playing ‘til 5 a.m. every Friday and Saturday.

With a DJ playing the hottest tunes and an adjoining rooftop patio upstairs (same name, but technically different venue), this chic nightclub at King & Bathurst manages has had some pretty big ticket guests rolling through.

Sitting in the lower level of a 100-year-old building, this King West club hosts regular DJ nights and offers bottle service, a slew of regulars, and lively dancing for party-goers lookin’ to get wild.

Replacing the warehouse favourite Uniun on King West is this venue from INK Entertainment, which has two rooms, dance nights on Fridays and Top 40 music parties on Saturdays. There’s even a bear mascot that parties with you in the club sometimes.

This Annex staple is definitely not the kind of place you need to wear heels or dress shirts for. Head above Lee’s Palace for a casual frenzy of writhing bodies in this massive dance hall that’s popular with drinking-age students.

It’s kind of difficult to find this Queen West club, given there’s no sign and all, but once you enter you’ll be treated to an space decorated with a hot pink theme, real Versace wallpaper, and some ridiculously pricey bottle service options (as much as $100,000—really).

The city may be short on after-hours (goodbye Comfort Zone) but this Gerrard East club is filling the void. The best time to head here is probably sometime after 2:30 a.m., when the party really gets bumping with some amazing DJs that run the gamut every week.