So, you are in Toronto, you have a full night ahead of you with nothing planned. What is there to do? Explore the town! Call your friends up and get dressed! And in order to make sure none of that preparation goes to waste, here is a list of hot spots that you should not miss out on while experiencing Toronto at night.
Are you out, dressed to the nines, looking for somewhere to be with the right kind of company your outfit is screaming for? That is exactly what club Product was built for. Now, what is club Product? Charles Khabouth is a household (or dorm household and fraternity household) name solely because of the line of clubs and bars associated with it. He owns many of the clubs still very much visited and loved to this day. Club Product is another baby brother to sibling line of the front runners, waiting to leave its mark.
When you get inside, you are greeted with music, art, edgy architecture, you know the type. Everything is a sight for your eyes to feast on since every piece of light hanging above you, or distracting painting that requires you to tilt your head to the side because that cannot possibly be hanging there right is strategically in its place.
Because of this kind of design, it figures why the main customers who fill the seats in the club most nights are women. Even as the night seeps in and the free drinks are cut off, they stay to dance, to talk, and the interior cannot be denied credit for that, really.
The product runs on themes as well, allowing you to visit a brand new aura and mood every night, all in one club. Cocktails and drinks are being sold for a reasonable price, standard and pretty much expected, possibly affordable if you are a woman on the right night and time. Speaking of women, come midnight and you will be drowning in them. Cheers if that is your cup of tea.
The dancers line the stage to entertain the customers, additional perks to you wanting to take the load off. Dancing girls, half naked, why not? You came all this way, and Product wants you to have a good time. In addition, people at the club are generally easy to socialize with. But so is every crowd with the right amount of alcohol in their system. The vibe of the place and the aesthetic can also take credit for that ease of conversation. The decorations and design of the place is eclectic and definitely a conversation starter. You will be well on your way to talking to an entirely new group of people if you are open to it. And in a place like Product, there is no reason for you not to be.
So, if you feel as if this ticks off the items on your checklist, which sure it has, you have to stop by. Say hello to the ladies. Touch the paintings! Tell your friends about your experience, and you should take a crowd with you, spread out the gents for the influx of estrogen.
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