Century Toronto nightclub interior at 580 King Street West

Century Toronto dance floor and pink lighting

King West · Modern Nightclub

Century Toronto

Item: Century Toronto
Rating: 3.9
Author: TorontoNightclubs.com Editorial Team

3.9 Opens Friday at 10pm

580 King St W · Hip-Hop & Top 40 · Friday & Saturday

MusicHip-Hop, Top 40
Best NightsFri & Sat
AreaKing West
Dress CodeFashion-forward
Crowd19–25, casual
ServiceBottle service

Plan your Friday or Saturday at Century

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Best arrival Before 11pm — the line builds toward midnight
Doors 10pm Friday & Saturday · last call 2am
Cover ~$20 men · women free on guestlist before 11:30pm
Dress code Fashion-forward · no sportswear, runners, or men's boots
Bottle service From ~$1,000 minimum · guarantees a table and entry

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At a glance

The fast facts about Century Toronto in one place.

Address 580 King St W
Hours Fri & Sat 10pm–2am
Min Age 19+ with photo ID
Cover ~$20 (men)
Drinks $10–$12
Capacity ~350
Coat Check $4–$5
Payment Cash, Debit, Visa, MC, Amex

Our take on Century Toronto

Our take below, plus first-hand notes from our team working guestlist and bottle service at this venue — see “Notes from the door” further down.

TorontoNightclubs Editorial Visited multiple times Last reviewed March 2026

3.9/ 5

Vibe & music 4.3
Door & access 3.8
Value 3.6

Best for

A mainstream hip-hop and Top 40 night out on King West
Younger groups (19–25) who want a spacious room and a big light show
Birthdays and group nights booked with a booth and bottle service

Skip if

You want an intimate lounge or an underground dance-music room
You're hoping to walk up late with no guestlist or table
Sportswear, running shoes, or men's boots are the only fit you've got

Century is the King West Top 40 and EDM room that sits between Fiction's college energy and 44's selective Saturday. It's a real club — proper sound, proper lights, a young dressed-up crowd, weekends only. The programming holds Friday and Saturday consistently, which is what King West expects and what most newer rooms can't deliver.

What works is the format consistency. Top 40 and EDM rotate, the room peaks around 12-1am, and the bottle service tier is real without scaling to 44 numbers. The crowd skews early-to-mid 20s, the door is enforced but not Lavelle-strict, and the dress code is real but not a reason to dress for a wedding.

Bottom line: Century is the safe pick for a King West Friday or Saturday if you want a real club with real production and a younger-25 crowd. Skip if you want hip-hop as the main format, an older crowd, or a quieter night.

Notes from the door: Century

The Q&A below is operator-source first-hand notes from people who have worked the door, guestlist, and bottle service at Century. Direct, opinionated, and intentionally voice-distinct from the rest of the page. Where this contradicts a polished description elsewhere, trust the operator notes.

The take

What is the one-line verdict?: One of King Street’s best nightclubs, hands down.
What would you tell a friend before going?: It is definitely worth going to more than once and is one of the best venues on King Street overall.

Who is it for

What is this club best known for?: Century is best known as a fun, well-rounded club that plays a mix of Top 40, 2010s throwbacks, hip hop, R&B, and rap. Has a good crowd and generally a good ratio of men and women.
Who is this club best for?: It is best for going out with friends, dancing, and getting a booth for a birthday or group night out.
Who should avoid this club?: Avoid it if you do not like 2010s music and throwbacks, or if you are looking for a very upscale or low-energy venue.
Is this still one of the better clubs in the city?: It is described as one of the best venues on King Street overall.
What makes it different from similar clubs?: It has a mixed crowd and feels more casual than some similar clubs. It can still be high-energy, but it works as an all-around club with a broad mix.

The crowd & vibe

What is the crowd like?: The crowd is usually a 19 to 26+ mix of young college students and young professionals.
What is the vibe like on a good night?: Energetic, crowded in a good way, with a strong crowd, good music, and a busy dance floor.
What is the vibe like on a bad night?: The crowd can feel thin, with people standing around looking bored.
What is the best night to go?: Friday and Saturday are the best nights. Saturdays tend to be busier, but both nights usually attract a good crowd and a strong mix of music.
What time does it usually get good?: It usually gets good around midnight to 1:00 AM.
What time is peak energy?: Peak energy is around 1:00am.
What time does the crowd start thinning out?: Crowd thins out around 2am, but then gets busy a bit again for 4am last call
What time does the room usually get busy?: It usually gets good around midnight to 1:00 AM.
Does the club feel premium?: It has a mid-to-upscale premium feel. It is not the most luxurious club, but it is clean, functional, and visually appealing with LED panels, lasers, lighting, and a strong sound system.

The door

How hard is it to get in on a normal Friday?: It can be hard to get in if it’s a particularly busy weekend, especially if it’s in the summer, but in the winter too if you don’t show up early enough for guestlist. The exception is if you have bottle service, you can go through the priority bottle service line on the right if you’re facing the front of the club.
How hard is it to get in on a normal Saturday?: Harder to get in on a Saturday because generally its more busy.
What time does the door usually become difficult?: The door becomes very difficult past 11:00 PM, especially in the summer.
Does guestlist actually help?: Guestlist is useful, but you can still deal with long lines and wait times if you arrive late.
Does guestlist guarantee entry?: No it does not, because if it’s too busy and the club hits capacity, you will not be able to get in.
Does bottle service help with entry?: Yes. Bottle service is very useful and is the best way to get in without waiting around.
What types of people or groups usually get rejected?: Groups of guys trying to get in with just guestlist have the hardest time. Guys in general will usually find it harder to get in.
Does guy-to-girl ratio matter?: Girls generally have an easier time getting in, while guys usually have a harder time.
Can all-guy groups get in?: All-guy groups will have a harder time getting in, especially if they are relying only on guestlist.
What time should people arrive for the smoothest entry?: Arrive at 11:00 PM or earlier for the smoothest entry, unless you have booth and bottle service and can use the priority bottle service line.
What should people know before showing up?: Arrive at 11:00 PM or earlier to avoid long lines, especially in the summer. Do not wait in front of the door, and be respectful to the door staff and bouncers or you may be denied entry.
Is it worth going early?: Yes, especially if you want to avoid the general guestlist entry line that builds early in the night.

Dress code

How strict is the dress code?: This club isn’t super strict, it’s more of a casual vibe but I wouldn’t try to wear sportswear or something that’s obviously not club appropriate. Don’t wear sweatpants or dress like a bum and you’ll be fine. No hoodies either ideally.
What shoes or clothing are safest?: Best shoes to wear would probably be dress shoes, but you can realistically get away with wearing sneakers as long as they are clean and not too sporty.
What shoes or clothing get people turned away?: Obviously no flipflops or running shoes, nor boots. No backpacks, sidebags, sportswear, no jerseys. The obvious stuff.

Bottle service & spend

Is bottle service worth it?: Yes. Bottle service is described as very good value at this club, with reasonable pricing and good service compared to some competing venues.
What is the realistic spend?: Expect to spend around $1,500 to $1,600 all-in with tax, tip, and gratuity for a standard booth, or more for a larger group.
What type of group is bottle service best for?: Bottle service works well for small to medium-sized groups, larger groups, birthdays, and groups that want a booth in a good location inside the club.
Is general admission still good?: General admission is not that great because of huge lines, long wait times, and cover charges.
Is it good value for the money?: Yes. It is described as very good value for a King Street club and not as overpriced as some more upscale venues.
What is the best way to book?: The best way to book is through the website for custom pricing for birthdays or parties.

Music & experience

What is the music like?: The music is usually a mix of Top 40, 2010s pop, hip hop, R&B, and rap, with a blend of modern and throwback songs.
Is it more of a dancing club or a social/bottle-service club?: It has two dance floors with lots of people dancing, but bottle service is also strong for groups who want their own booth.
How consistent are the DJs?: The DJs are very consistent, usually playing Top 40 pop party music from the 2010s, hip hop, rap, and R&B hits throughout the night.
Is it good for photos/social media?: It has good photo appeal if you have a booth or want candid photos with friends. Some areas, like the back mirrors, are more visually appealing for photos.
What are the main experience problems?: The main issues are getting in if you arrive past 11:00 PM on guestlist, very packed rooms that can be hard to navigate, and occasional bathroom lines.

Alternatives

What are the best alternatives?: Greta Bar YYZ, 44 Toronto, Isabelle’s, and The Parlour.

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Century Toronto vs nearby King West clubs

If Century isn't right for your night, these are the closest fits on the strip.

Venue	Best for	Music	Price	Door difficulty
Century	Mainstream hip-hop & Top 40, young crowd, spacious room	Hip-hop / Top 40	$$$	Medium
44 Toronto	Bottle service, dressed-up birthdays, premium production	Hip-hop / Top 40	$$$	Very hard
Lavelle	Rooftop, mixed crowd, summer nights	Mixed / Top 40	$$$	Hard
Isabelle's	Supper-club to club transition, crowd	Open format	$$$	Hard
DPRTMNT	Underground feel, late-night dance floor	House / Tech house	$$	Medium

How to get into Century Toronto

Practical entry tips for guestlist and walk-up guests.

Best arrival times

Guestlist: aim to arrive before 11pm. The line outside Century gets longer the closer it is to midnight, so earlier is smoother.
Bottle service: arrive around 10:30–11pm to settle into your booth before the room fills.
Walk-up without guestlist: walk-ins generally aren't let in — get on the guestlist or book a table first.

Guestlist, cover & capacity

Cover is typically $20 for men. Women on guestlist before 11:30pm usually enter free.
Capacity is around 350, and on a busy night the room fills toward midnight — arrive earlier on weekends and event nights.
Submit your guestlist request at least a day ahead so it's confirmed before you go.
If you're on the guestlist, have everyone in your group arrive together — splitting up slows the door down.

Groups & what the door looks for

Century's door is moderate compared to stricter King West rooms — a put-together, sober, polite group gets through without much trouble.
Groups of 4–6 are the easiest size for guestlist.
Large all-guy groups should arrive early; balanced groups move faster.
For 8+ guests, a booth and bottle service is smoother than guestlist and guarantees you a spot.

ID requirements

Valid government photo ID is required — passport, Ontario driver's license, or Canadian provincial photo card.
Century is 19+ on a normal club night, with no exceptions. Expect to be carded if you look under 25.
Photocopies, photos of ID, and expired ID aren't accepted.

Dress code, in detail

Century's official policy is fashionable-forward attire — no hats, athletic wear, jerseys, shorts, track pants, baggy clothing, or gang colours.
In practice the door is more relaxed than some King West rooms. A proper night-out outfit is fine; you don't need to be in formalwear.
Avoid: sportswear, athletic running shoes, flip-flops, and men's boots — those are the most common reasons people get stopped.
Safe bet: elevated streetwear, button-ups, fitted tops, dresses or going-out sets, with clean shoes.

Does bottle service help with entry?

Yes — a booth reservation skips the cover and the line, and gives your group a guaranteed spot once the room fills.
For larger groups or any night you expect to be busy (long weekend, special event), a table takes the uncertainty out.
Tables are first-come on confirmation, so request early if you want a specific booth.

Insider tips

Get there before 11pm — the line and the room both build toward midnight.
The entry hall is mirror-lined with red LED lighting — a popular spot for a photo before the main room.
Coat check is just past the box office inside; bring $4–$5 cash, and photograph your ticket number.
The smoking area is at the back of the club, accessible from inside — you don't lose your spot to step out.
Closest TTC stop is St. Andrew Station (Line 1); head west on King, or take the streetcar.

About Century Toronto

The modern, full-nightclub chapter of a King West address.

Century is at 580 King Street West, north side of King just east of Portland, in the Fashion District — one of the busiest stretches of nightlife in the city. The venue was previously Everleigh, a hybrid bar-club with a more casual feel. Same ownership group rebranded it into a full nightclub, kept the address, rebuilt the experience around a modern light and sound system. The result is a darker, more energetic room than the bar it replaced.

Inside, the layout is straightforward. Past the security pat-down and box office, a mirror-lined hallway lit in red LED leads into the main room — a single large space with one long bar against the back wall, a dance floor in the centre, booths wrapping the floor by the windows and deeper in. The lighting is the signature: screen walls, neon spotlights, and a busy smoke machine give the room a Vegas-and-Miami feel. Bathrooms and an indoor smoking area are at the back.

Programming is hip-hop, trap and urban Top 40, with some EDM and the occasional visiting international DJ. Crowd skews young (roughly 19-25) and casual. The room starts building around 11:30pm to midnight on a busy Friday or Saturday. Century is the right pick for a mainstream night out with a group, especially booked with guestlist or a booth. For an intimate lounge or an underground dance room, the best clubs in Toronto guide has better-fitting options.

Century Toronto bottle service pricing

Minimum spend ranges by booth type. All tables are first-come on confirmation.

Dance Floor

8–10 guests · booth on the main floor by the action

~$1,000minimum spend
Dance Floor VIP

12+ guests · prime dance-floor booth for a bigger group

~$1,500minimum spend
DJ VIP

15 guests · elevated VIP section near the DJ

~$2,000minimum spend
DJ Booth Top tier

20 guests · directly beside the DJ — the best seat in the room

~$2,500minimum spend

What your minimum spend includes

Bottles of your choice — mid-range bottles run $300–$500 each, so a $1,000 minimum is roughly 2–3 bottles for the table
Mixers, ice, glassware — included, no upcharge
A dedicated server for your booth all night
Skip the cover & the line — bottle guests bypass the door queue
Reserved booth for your group with a guaranteed seat through the night

How this compares

Century's minimums start around $1,000 — on the more accessible end for King West, lower than the city's strictest bottle-service rooms. Birthday and table packages typically start around $1,500–$2,000 plus tax and tip.

For a Dance Floor booth of 8–10 guests, a $1,000 minimum works out to roughly $100–$125 per person for guaranteed entry, a table, and a couple of bottles split across the group.

Bottle guests should arrive around 10:30–11pm to settle in before the room fills. All tables are first-come on confirmation — submit a request and we'll confirm availability and current pricing.

What a typical night looks like

How Friday and Saturday nights actually unfold inside.

10pm

Doors open

Quietest, smoothest entry of the night. A good time to arrive and grab a spot if you have a booth.
~11pm

Line starts forming

The queue outside grows as midnight approaches. Aim to be inside before now — women's free-guestlist window closes at 11:30pm.
11:30pm–12:30am

Peak energy

The room fills, the dance floor is busy, and the light and sound system is at full tilt. The best stretch of the night.
~1am

Crowd rotates

Some groups head out, others arrive. The dance floor stays busy through last call.
2am

Last call

Last call at 2am; the room clears shortly after. King West stays busy outside well past close.

Photos

The Century Toronto room, lighting, and crowd.

Century Toronto location & directions

North side of King St W, just east of Portland — in the heart of the Fashion District.

580 King Street West, Toronto, ON M5V 1M1

Cross-streets: King St W & Portland · North side of King · Fashion District

TTC: St. Andrew Station (Line 1) — walk west on King St W or take the 504 King streetcar
Parking: Public lots at 552 King St W and 621 King St W; 97 Bathurst St is a 5–8 min walk
Payment: Cash, debit, Visa, MasterCard, Amex accepted
Prohibited: Pro cameras, DSLRs, video cameras, laptops, iPads, water bottles, weapons

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How we verify this page

Methodology overview: this page draws on Century's own published materials, Toronto nightlife press, public review patterns, and the operator-source Q&A above. The specific cross-checks done for Century are listed below.

Hours, address & policies: from Century's official site and established Toronto club listings.
Pricing: bottle tiers, cover and drink prices cross-checked across multiple public nightlife sources and guest reports.
Editorial review: the TorontoNightclubs.com team's independent assessment of vibe, door, and value.
Reviews: aggregated from public Google profiles. We don't operate, own, or earn commissions from Century Toronto.

Page last updated May 19, 2026 · Information current as of May 2026

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Century Toronto FAQ

Quick answers to the questions guests ask most often.

Where is Century Toronto located?

Century Toronto is at 580 King Street West, Toronto, ON M5V 1M1, on the north side of King St W just east of Portland in the Fashion District. The closest subway is St. Andrew Station, a short walk or streetcar ride east.

What is the dress code at Century Toronto?

Century's official dress code is fashionable-forward: no hats, athletic wear, jerseys, shorts, track pants, baggy clothing, or sportswear. In practice the door is moderate compared to stricter King West rooms — a put-together night-out outfit is fine. Avoid sportswear, running shoes, and men's boots.

How do I get on the guestlist at Century Toronto?

Use the form at the top of this page to request guestlist for Century Toronto. We respond by text or email to confirm. Arrive before 11pm — the line builds toward midnight, and women on guestlist before 11:30pm typically enter free.

How much is bottle service at Century Toronto?

Dance Floor: about $1,000 minimum for 8–10 guests.

Dance Floor VIP: about $1,500 for 12+ guests.

DJ VIP: about $2,000 for 15 guests.

DJ Booth: about $2,500 for 20 guests.

Mid-range bottles run $300–$500, and birthday/table packages typically start around $1,500–$2,000 plus tax and tip.

How much is cover at Century Toronto?

Cover at Century Toronto is typically $20 for men. Women on guestlist before 11:30pm usually enter free. Bottle-service guests skip the cover line.

What music does Century Toronto play?

Century programs hip-hop, trap and urban Top 40 as the core weekend sound, with some EDM mixed in. The club also occasionally hosts visiting international DJs.

What time does Century Toronto open and close?

Century is open Friday and Saturday from 10:00pm, with last call at 2:00am. The room starts filling around 11:30pm to midnight. It also opens select long-weekend Sundays.

What is the age limit at Century Toronto?

Century Toronto is 19+ on a normal club night — Ontario's legal drinking age — with no exceptions. Government-issued photo ID is required.

Is Century Toronto a good club?

Century is a spacious, modern King West club with a strong light and sound system and a young weekend crowd. It's a solid mainstream night out for hip-hop and Top 40. Public review scores are mixed — common complaints are door/cover disputes and pricey drinks — so booking guestlist or a table ahead makes the night smoother.

How much are drinks at Century Toronto?

Drinks at Century Toronto run about $10–$12 for standard cocktails, beer and shots, with premium pours higher. Mid-range bottles average $300–$500.

Does Century Toronto have coat check?

Yes — coat check is on-site at Century Toronto for about $4–$5, paid after you enter at the box office inside. Photograph your ticket number so you can retrieve your belongings quickly.