
The Carlu
Downtown, Toronto · up to 1,500 guests
In-house catering · Licensed bar
The Carlu opened in 1930 as Eaton's Seventh Floor and was designed by French architect Jacques Carlu.
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Downtown, Toronto · up to 1,500 guests
In-house catering · Licensed bar
The Carlu opened in 1930 as Eaton's Seventh Floor and was designed by French architect Jacques Carlu.
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Downtown, Toronto · up to 1,400 guests
In-house catering
Arcadian is on the eighth floor of the Simpson Tower at 401 Bay Street.
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Downtown, Toronto · up to 200 guests
In-house catering · Licensed bar
Luma is a restaurant on the second floor of the TIFF Lightbox at King and John Streets.
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Downtown, Toronto · up to 350 guests
In-house catering · Outdoor space
Malaparte is on the sixth floor of the TIFF Lightbox building in the Entertainment District.
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Downtown, Toronto · up to 450 guests
In-house catering
The gallery runs its own food and beverage service from three on-site kitchens.
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Downtown, Toronto · up to 6,500 guests
In-house catering · Near transit
The centre is split between a North Building on Front Street West and a South Building on Bremner Boulevard.
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Downtown, Toronto · 300+ guests
Near transit
Steam Whistle operates in the historic John Street Roundhouse at the foot of the CN Tower.
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Downtown, Toronto · 300+ guests
In-house catering
The hotel lists more than 70,000 sq ft of meeting space across 36 venues.
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Downtown, Toronto · up to 350 guests
Near transit
Hart House is a University of Toronto building that opened in 1919 and was designed by architect Henry Sproatt.
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Downtown, Toronto · up to 1,000 guests
Near transit
The Esso Great Hall is a former Bank of Montreal building constructed in 1885 and now displays the Stanley Cup.
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