Revival
783 College St, M6G 1C5 - Toronto
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Wheelchair accessible
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Accessible restroom
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Phone:
+1 416-535-7888
🌐 Website:
http://www.revivalbar.com
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Address:
783 College St, Toronto
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Great place, parking is close just gets VERY hot when a lot of people are there.
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Good place to have a fun party night.
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Went there for a girls' bday party, and dj Snoop played some really good dance hall, so if you need a place to party here, is it if you like your afrobeats and dance hall
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Pretty small stage, there were dance performances that barely fit. The space is very long and narrow, so there wasn’t much space to move around. Overall good facility though.
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Excellent service and spacious place. Incredible sound system
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Ok event venue. In general with all the needed equipment for a show, nice stage and a full bar if required. Also enough space for setting up stalls to sell presents
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I have to congratulate the management dillegent efforts to reduce alcohol consumption on premises by charging $9 for a bottle of domestic beer and $11 for imports. Consequently no line up for bar service. Great venue for music with lots of on and off street pay parking in vicinity.
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Amazing venue and staff. Went for the dirt monkey night and couldn’t have asked for more. A nice sub w a deep bass and a perf lineup n buildup. Shout out current for best atmospheric sense.
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Always a pleasure going to events at Revival. Staff are courteous, respectful, and very professional. Washrooms sometimes leave something to be desired, however, that is as much on the patrons as the venue (it's wild that so many grown adults haven't been potty trained and are outright bathroom savages)
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Went for a 90s house event. The lineup to get in and security were TERRIBLY organized. But once we got in the venue, it was a good time. Albeit drinks were also wildly expensive.
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