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Tryst Nightclub
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Tryst is a muli-sensory experience that beguiles and enchants. Catering only to a discerning clientele, Tryst features three distinct salons that pay tribute to themes of opulence, extravagence and unspoken snsuality. From the wickedly indulgent to the secretly intimate, an evening at Tryst is a journey into pleasure.
Tryst has been designed to excite the senses. Sleek, seductive and intertional in style, each salon offers the luxuries of a premier nightclub and the amenities of a world-class venue.
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What do you get when you put together 3 uniquely stylish rooms and a courtyard with the music of a well know Toronto DJ? Success, in spite of the fact that Tryst is still just getting off the ground. The newest venue to the club district caters to a selective 23+ clientele, and can accommodate 800 party revelers in total.
The night started off with easy entrance past the line up, but a dent in the pocketbook when I was asked to pay $20.00 cover charge. We will see if this cover charge succeeds in keeping out the un-sexy. I met my companions in the “Havana Lounge” and they were a little luckier because they knew someone at the door who had escorted them in. The Havana Lounge was the first of Trysts three rooms. A cozy hang out spot for a rendezvous with the Tryst sign in large lettering over the bar. There was no dark rum available in this Havana however.
We proceed down some stairs and into the throbbing house sounds of the main room of Tryst. We immediately encountered DJ Joe Marella and company ensconced in his fabulous his DJ digs. from the angle we were standing at we were more than impressed with the visually stunning dance floor. What a refreshing concept, a sunken dancefloor with a dazzling display of overhead lights, and speakers thundering out sexy, pulsating beats.
We bumped into Andrew, one of the owners of Tryst, and we were given a tour. We were shown the attention to detail, which included the design panneling on the walls of the club to the the discreteness of unmarked, individual washrooms. The VIP room, called the “Vault” and closest to the DJ booth, was remarkable in the toys that accompanied the room. The decor was lush, and included a plasma TV, its own sound system, bottle service of course, the ability to close the doors to the room, and a Internet LCD screen with wireless Internet access. I would venture to say that this was the most exclusive VIP room in any Toronto night club and could accommodate up to 20 dancing people. On Saturdays this room can be obtained for a $3,000 minimum.
The main bar was just a stones thrown away from the main VIP area. A long, attractively designed, granite topped bar, facing the dance floor. However, we were tken to the other VIP areas directly across from the main bar, and also facing the fabulous dance floor. There were several areas all withing close proximity of each other, all offering bottle service, but with nice touches as Andrew pointed out. The VIP area as a whole had access to their own washrooms, each VIP setting had a mini closet to hang coats and jackets, and even drawers to keep purses! You can get your own VIP table for a 2-4 bottle minimum depending on the night. There was also a mini bar just around the way from which the servers and club guests could quickly keep the liquor flowing.
Scale of 0-10 (10 being the best)
Music - 8-1/2 People - 8 Ambiance - 91/2 Love factor - 8-1/2
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