Group dinners with private rooms, activities that work for mixed crowds, and what's on at the arena while you're in town. Every pick is downtown, near the convention centre and the business hotels.
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Entertainment District · steps from the convention centre
The safe bet for a client dinner that needs to impress. A discreet private dining room, plus a Tasting Room table for 8 to 10.
155 Wellington St W · steps from Union Station
Steak and seafood chophouse built for corporate hosting, with a private dining room and full buyouts.
St. Regis · Financial District
Grand room high above the Financial District, with a private second-floor loft for dinners.
Financial District
Relaxed and dependable, with a menu that works for everyone. A good default when the group is big and mixed.
Steps from Scotiabank Arena
The pregame dinner. A second-level private room seats up to 80, so the whole team can eat before puck drop.
Marriott CF Toronto Eaton Centre · 525 Bay St
The closest thing to Topgolf downtown. Simulator bays for golf, hockey, baseball and more, with bar food and drinks.
Port Lands · 33 Villiers St
Coached axe throwing with a round-robin tournament, a licensed bar and food platters. Works for any fitness level.
Downtown
Ping pong social club with 12 tables, a bar and food. They'll set up a tournament for your group.
CN Tower · next to the convention centre
Harnessed walk around the outside of the tower, 356 metres up. The story everyone tells when they get home.
Base of the CN Tower
Guided beer tasting at a historic brewery, a short walk from the convention centre. Also hosts team dinners.
Casa Loma · Midtown
Escape room puzzles inside a historic castle. Good for teams that like a problem to solve.
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Our rule of thumb for groups. Individual venues vary, so confirm when you call.
Nobu Toronto (Entertainment District): 8–10 in the Tasting Room; private room for up to 26. Riley's Fish & Steak (155 Wellington St W): Private room up to 40; full buyouts available. e11even (Steps from Scotiabank Arena): Private room up to 80.
BATL Axe Throwing: Coached axe throwing with a round-robin tournament, a licensed bar and food platters. Works for any fitness level. SPIN Toronto: Ping pong social club with 12 tables, a bar and food. They'll set up a tournament for your group. Steam Whistle Roundhouse: Guided beer tasting at a historic brewery, a short walk from the convention centre. Also hosts team dinners.
Nobu Toronto (Entertainment District · steps from the convention centre). Riley's Fish & Steak (155 Wellington St W · steps from Union Station). e11even (Steps from Scotiabank Arena). CN Tower EdgeWalk (CN Tower · next to the convention centre).
Upcoming home games: Maple Leafs vs Sharks, Mon Oct 19 at 7:30 PM (Scotiabank Arena); Raptors vs Bulls, Wed Oct 21 at 7:30 PM (Scotiabank Arena); Maple Leafs vs Rangers, Thu Oct 22 at 7:00 PM (Scotiabank Arena); Raptors vs Magic, Wed Oct 28 at 7:30 PM (Scotiabank Arena). The Toronto page lists every home game for the next six months.
Groups of 10 or more: book a private room 3 to 4 weeks ahead in a normal week. Conference weeks: book as soon as your dates are set. Each conference guide shows our book-by date. Game nights near the arena: book pregame dinners at least a week ahead. Holidays: many restaurants close or switch to set menus, so confirm hours before you book.