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Seven Lounge
- 224 Richmond St. W. (at Duncan St.) • View on map »
- 416-599-9797
Though it bills itself as “a subtle play of the seven deadly sins,” Seven Lounge certainly doesn’t look the part. If anything, the minimalist design will leave you cold. But that doesn’t stop the masses (mostly bare-legged young girls wearing stilettos) from lining up at this quintessential Richmond Street club. The vaulted ceiling and mirrored walls add a touch of drama. And the glass staircase to the VIP area is a glam touch. Yet it’s the thumping soundtrack (dance, house and hip hop) and the enthusiastic crowd that create the vibe. If Seven feels remotely sinful, it’s because the party doesn’t get going until very late; the go-go dancers in cages add a touch of debauchery, as do the unisex bathrooms (if you’re striking out on the dance floor, try a pickup line outside a stall). Ask the bartender for the list of deadly martinis. Cover $15.
- Outdoor dining
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