The Attic is another unique gay sex club decorated with antique furniture and equipped with an adult theater, a sling room and booths with glory holes. For the more adventurous traveler, you can ease into the bondage scene in a backroom at Black Eagle. Both establishments are always crawling with boys looking for somewhere to spend the night. The go-go dancers and strobe lights of Fly may also look familiar to QAF fans as it was the set for the fictional club Babylon. Gay Village at Church & Wellesleyįans of the American version of Queer as Folk may recognize Woody's, a regular haunt of the series' protagonists and one of the best gay cruising spots in Toronto, by the laid-back atmosphere and many TV monitors showcasing man-on-man action displayed around the bar. However, if you're feeling frisky and want to venture out into the night, men seeking men in Toronto primarily flock around two spots: The Gay Village at Church & Wellesley and The Queer West Village.
Fortunately, makes finding gay and bi men in Toronto so easy that you don't even have to leave your bed. Toronto nights are always cold, so you'll never want to sleep alone when cruising in Canada's largest city.
