Ultraviolet Toronto: Queen West Hip-Hop Club, Guestlist & Bottle Service

Q: Where is Ultraviolet Toronto located?

Ultraviolet is at 1096 Queen Street West, 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M6J 1H9, in West Queen West at the corner of Queen and Dovercourt. The club is upstairs, above the Good Son restaurant. The 501 Queen streetcar stops right outside.

Q: How much is cover at Ultraviolet Toronto?

Cover at Ultraviolet generally runs about CA$15–$20 on a normal club night. It's often reduced or waived for early arrivals on the guestlist. Bottle-service guests skip the cover and the line. Special events and holidays may have higher ticketed pricing.

Q: What music does Ultraviolet Toronto play?

Ultraviolet is a hip-hop club — the core sound is hip-hop, rap, R&B and trap, with some pop-urban crossover. Programming varies by night and DJ. It's one of Queen West's go-to rooms for a hip-hop night.

Q: What time does Ultraviolet Toronto open and close?

Ultraviolet's club nights are Friday and Saturday, roughly 10:00pm to 3:00am, with Tuesday and Thursday also running on some weeks. The room builds after 11pm and peaks after midnight. Arrive before 11pm for the smoothest entry.

Q: What is the age limit at Ultraviolet Toronto?

Ultraviolet is 19+ — Ontario's legal drinking age. Government-issued photo ID is required at the door, with no exceptions on a normal club night.

Plan your Friday or Saturday at Ultraviolet

The fast version of this whole page.

Best arrival Before 11pm — a line forms early on busy nights
Cover ~$15–$20 (reduced or free with early guestlist)
Music Hip-hop, rap, R&B and trap
Dress code Stylish · no athletic wear, sneakers, or Timbs
Bottle service Booth minimums — the surest way past the line

Below: full details on the room, dress code, how to get in, and the crowd. Or jump straight to the booking form.

At a glance

The fast facts about Ultraviolet in one place.

Address 1096 Queen St W
Hours Fri & Sat 10pm–3am
Min Age 19+ with photo ID
Cover ~$15–$20
Music Hip-Hop, Rap, R&B
Floor 2nd floor, above Good Son
Coat Check Small fee on-site
Area West Queen West

Our take on Ultraviolet

Editorial review by the TorontoNightclubs.com team.

Jordan Caine Multiple visits Last reviewed April 2026

3.9/ 5

Vibe & music 4.3
Door & access 3.9
Value 3.6

Best for

A hip-hop night without trekking to the King West strip
Young, dressed-up groups who want a dance-floor room
Rap, R&B and trap fans who like a dark, high-energy vibe

Skip if

You want variety — this is a hip-hop-focused room
You prefer a big, spacious club — it's small-to-medium and gets tight
Strobes and a loud, dark room aren't your thing

Ultraviolet is the Queen West underground hip-hop club that committed to one genre, one vibe, and one weekend schedule. Fridays and Saturdays, hip-hop only, dark room, no cover most nights, no-pretensions energy.

It sits between Apt 200's clubhouse and Mister Wolf's more mainstream room — darker than either, more underground than either, less interested in scene than either. The crowd knows what they're there for, the DJs program for that crowd, and the room runs accordingly.

Bottom line: underground hip-hop Queen West Friday or Saturday — that's the lane. Skip if you wanted scale, scene, or anything dressed-up. This is the dark room with the right music and no one trying to make you spend $400 on a booth.

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Ultraviolet vs other Toronto hip-hop clubs

If Ultraviolet isn't right for your night, these are some alternatives worth knowing.

Venue	Best for	Music	Price	Door difficulty
Ultraviolet	A hip-hop night on Queen West, dressed-up crowd	Hip-Hop / R&B	$$$	Medium
Mister Wolf	Queen West nightclub, stylish crowd	Hip-Hop / Top 40	$$$	Hard
Lost and Found	Boutique basement hip-hop club, King West	Hip-Hop / R&B	$$$	Hard
Isabelle's	Upscale cocktail club, King West	Hip-Hop / Top 40	$$$	Hard
44 Toronto	Bottle service, dressed-up birthdays, King West	Hip-hop / Top 40	$$$	Very hard

How to get into Ultraviolet

Practical entry tips for guestlist and walk-up guests.

Best arrival times

Guestlist: arrive before 11pm. The earlier window has the shortest line and the best chance of a reduced or free cover.
Bottle service: arrive around 10:30–11pm to settle into your booth before the room builds.
Walk-up: a line forms as early as 10:30pm on busy nights — the later you arrive, the longer the wait.

Cover & the line

Cover generally runs about $15–$20 on a normal club night.
Guestlist often gets cover reduced or waived for early arrivals — but it still applies after 11pm, so arrive early to save on entry.
Ultraviolet is a small-to-medium room, so it hits capacity quickly on busy nights — once it's full, the line slows right down.
Bottle-service guests skip the cover and the line.

Groups & what the door looks for

Balanced, well-dressed groups arriving early get through the easiest.
Groups of 4–6 are the smoothest size for guestlist.
Large all-guy groups should arrive early or consider a booth — late arrival as a big group is the slowest way in.
For a bigger group, a bottle-service booth is the most reliable entry on a busy weekend.

ID requirements

Valid government photo ID is required — passport, Ontario driver's license, or Canadian provincial photo card.
Legal age in Ontario is 19+, and Ultraviolet enforces it with no exceptions on a normal club night.
Photocopies, photos of ID, and expired ID aren't accepted.

Dress code, in detail

Safe footwear: clean dress shoes or fashion-forward footwear.
Avoid: athletic shoes, Timberlands, and anything that reads as gym wear at the door.
Outfit: stylish, dressed-up. No baggy clothing, no sportswear or jerseys. Going-out fits, fitted tops, dresses and elevated streetwear all read well.
The door is at staff discretion and stricter on busy nights.

Finding the entrance

Ultraviolet is on the 2nd floor at 1096 Queen St W, above the Good Son restaurant, at the corner of Queen and Dovercourt.
It's a second-floor club — head up to the main floor once you're in.
Coat check is available on-site for a small fee, paid after entry.

Insider tips

If you're on guestlist, get there before 11pm — that's when cover is most likely reduced or free.
The dance floor in front of the DJ booth fills fast — a booth is worth it for a bigger group.
It's a hip-hop room — come for rap, R&B and trap, not a Top-40 or house night.
The 501 Queen streetcar stops right outside, which makes getting home easy.

About Ultraviolet

Queen West's go-to hip-hop club, one floor up.

Ultraviolet is a hip-hop nightclub on the second floor at 1096 Queen Street West, at the corner of Queen and Dovercourt in West Queen West. It sits above the Good Son restaurant, in a space that previously housed Wayward. The brand's tagline — "feel what you can't see" — sets the tone: a dark room lit by UV blacklights and strobes, with graffiti-lined walls, a long bar, a raised DJ booth, and an open dance floor surrounded by booths.

The music is the core of the room. Ultraviolet programs hip-hop, rap, R&B and trap, with some pop-urban crossover, and the DJ holds the dance floor for the night. It draws a young, dressed-up crowd — roughly 21 to 29, a mix of students and young professionals — and is consistently ranked among Toronto's better club rooms. It's a small-to-medium space, so it builds fast after 11pm and feels strongest after midnight. If you're a bigger group, booking guestlist or a booth ahead is the difference between a smooth arrival and a wait on Queen Street.

What makes Ultraviolet matter is geography. Most of Toronto's hip-hop club scene is concentrated on King West, so a genuinely good hip-hop room on Queen West fills a real gap — and it's popular enough to draw a crowd that rivals the bigger King West rooms. Skip it if you want a spacious club, a varied music format, or a quiet lounge night; the room is compact, hip-hop-focused, and loud by design. The best clubs in Toronto guide has other options.

Ultraviolet bottle service

Booth options at Ultraviolet. Minimums vary by night and group size, confirmed on request.

Booth — small group

Around 4–6 guests · a reserved booth with bottle service

On requestquoted per night
Booth — larger group

7+ guests · a bigger booth for a full group

On requestquoted per night
DJ-booth-side booth

A premium spot beside the DJ, closest to the action

On requestquoted per night
Birthday & celebration packages Groups

Booth packages built around birthdays and special occasions

On requestcontact us

What a booth gets you

Skip the cover & the line — bottle guests bypass the door queue, which matters on a busy weekend
A reserved booth with a guaranteed seat for your group through the night
Bottles of your choice with mixers, ice and glassware
A dedicated server for the table
The most reliable entry — in a small-to-medium room that fills fast, a booth is the surest way in

How pricing works

Ultraviolet's booth minimum spend varies by the night, the booth and your group size, so pricing is confirmed when you book. As a guide from public reports, booth minimums for Queen West clubs of this size typically start in the four-figure range on a weekend.

Submit the form on this page with your date and headcount, and note whether you want a small or larger booth — we'll confirm current options and pricing.

Bottle guests should arrive around 10:30–11pm to settle in before peak. Submit a request with your date and group size and we'll confirm booth availability.

What a typical night looks like

How Friday and Saturday nights actually unfold inside.

~10pm

Doors open

Early and quiet. A line can already start forming around 10:30pm on a busy weekend.
~11pm

Room starts building

Arrive before now for the best chance of reduced or free cover on guestlist. After 11pm, cover applies.
~12–1am

Peak energy

The dance floor in front of the DJ booth fills up and the room hits capacity. This is the busiest, loudest stretch.
~1–2am

Crowd rotates

Some groups leave, new ones arrive. Entry can ease up a little if you come in this window.
~3am

Last call & close

Last call, then the room clears. The 501 Queen streetcar runs outside for the trip home.

Photos

The Ultraviolet room, lighting and crowd.

Ultraviolet location & directions

2nd floor at 1096 Queen St W, at the corner of Queen and Dovercourt.

1096 Queen Street West, 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M6J 1H9

West Queen West · corner of Queen & Dovercourt · upstairs, above the Good Son

TTC: The 501 Queen streetcar stops right outside; it runs all night as a Blue Night route
Parking: Paid lots nearby on Queen St W; Green P options around the Queen and Dovercourt area
Entrance: 2nd floor — head upstairs, above the Good Son restaurant
Prohibited: Pro cameras, DSLRs, video cameras, laptops, iPads, water bottles, weapons

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Similar clubs in Toronto

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Isabelle's

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44 Toronto

King West · bottle service

How we verify this page

We build venue pages from a mix of the venue's public information, established Toronto nightlife sources, public review trends, and guest feedback we receive through this form. Cover, hours, and bottle minimums can change — for the current night, use the booking form to confirm.

Address & venue details: from Ultraviolet's public listings and established Toronto sources.
Hours & cover: cross-checked across multiple public sources; confirm the current night through the form.
Editorial review: the TorontoNightclubs.com team's independent assessment of vibe, door and value.
Reviews: aggregated from public Google and Yelp profiles. We don't operate, own, or earn commissions from Ultraviolet.

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

Ultraviolet Toronto FAQ

Quick answers to the questions guests ask most often.

Where is Ultraviolet Toronto located?

Ultraviolet is at 1096 Queen Street West, 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M6J 1H9, in West Queen West at the corner of Queen and Dovercourt. The club is upstairs, above the Good Son restaurant. The 501 Queen streetcar stops right outside.

What is the dress code at Ultraviolet Toronto?

Ultraviolet's dress code is stylish and dressed-up. No athletic wear, no athletic sneakers, no Timberlands, no baggy clothing, and no sportswear. Dress shoes or clean fashion-forward footwear and a going-out outfit are the safe call. The door is at staff discretion and stricter on busy nights.

How do I get on the guestlist at Ultraviolet Toronto?

Use the form on this page to request guestlist for Ultraviolet. We respond by text or email to confirm. Submit ahead of your night and arrive before 11pm — a line can form as early as 10:30pm on busy nights, and cover still applies after 11pm even with guestlist.

How much is cover at Ultraviolet Toronto?

Cover at Ultraviolet generally runs about CA$15–$20 on a normal club night. It's often reduced or waived for early arrivals on the guestlist. Bottle-service guests skip the cover and the line. Special events and holidays may have higher ticketed pricing.

What music does Ultraviolet Toronto play?

Ultraviolet is a hip-hop club — the core sound is hip-hop, rap, R&B and trap, with some pop-urban crossover. Programming varies by night and DJ. It's one of Queen West's go-to rooms for a hip-hop night.

What time does Ultraviolet Toronto open and close?

Ultraviolet's club nights are Friday and Saturday, roughly 10:00pm to 3:00am, with Tuesday and Thursday also running on some weeks. The room builds after 11pm and peaks after midnight. Arrive before 11pm for the smoothest entry.

What is the age limit at Ultraviolet Toronto?

Ultraviolet is 19+ — Ontario's legal drinking age. Government-issued photo ID is required at the door, with no exceptions on a normal club night.

How much is bottle service at Ultraviolet Toronto?

Bottle service at Ultraviolet is booth-based with a minimum spend that varies by night and group size, and it's the most reliable way to guarantee entry on a busy weekend. Submit the form on this page with your date and headcount and we'll confirm current booth options and pricing.

Is Ultraviolet Toronto a good club?

Ultraviolet is consistently ranked among Toronto's better hip-hop clubs and is one of the strongest options on Queen West, a part of town with fewer big rooms than King West. It's a small-to-medium, dark, UV-lit room — great energy when busy, though it can feel tight at peak and the format is hip-hop-focused.

What is the crowd like at Ultraviolet Toronto?

Ultraviolet draws a young-professional and student crowd, roughly 21–29, dressed up for a hip-hop night. It's an energetic, dance-floor-driven room rather than a quiet lounge.

Does Ultraviolet Toronto have coat check?

Yes — coat check is available on-site at Ultraviolet for a small fee, paid after entry. It's worth using in the fall and winter — the room gets warm and packed once it fills.