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Wild Indigo

607 College St. (at Clinton St.) • View on map »
416-536-8797

Neither wild nor indigo, this unusual spot—with its wall of black beads, red fabric on the ceiling, red lighting under the bar and voluptuous artwork—resembles a cross between a Turkish den of iniquity and a wacky novelty bar. The atmosphere is best summed up by the Buddha Bar CDs—New Age meets world music meets electronica—played in the early evening. A crowd of odds, sods and even the occasional mod makes it a far less homogeneous spot than many neighbouring options.

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607 College St. (at Clinton St.) | This location is wheelchair accessible

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