The Toronto Club

The Toronto Club is a private gentlemen's club in downtown Toronto housed in a three-story building containing multiple lounges and dining spaces. The interior features two main dining rooms, a cocktail area, a business center, and five separate rooms designed for private events and gatherings.

The institution was founded in 1837 as the Upper Canada Club and relocated to its present Wellington Street West location in 1888. The building was designed by architects Frank Darling and S. George Curry, becoming a recognized landmark of the era.

The Club serves as a gathering place where professionals from business and public life meet and build relationships. Members use the spaces to connect informally, sharing experiences and maintaining networks across different fields.

Access to the Club requires membership or an invitation from a member, as it remains a private institution. Visitors should expect formal dress codes and traditional etiquette when visiting as a guest.

The Club maintains an extensive wine collection specifically curated for special dining events and occasions. Members also enjoy reciprocal privileges with select clubs in the United States and Europe.

Location: Toronto

Inception: 1888

Address: 107-109 Wellington Street West

GPS coordinates: 43.64650,-79.38270

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:01