Reviews

I was staying at a hotel nearby so decided to visit on a Friday afternoon. Like many other downtown clubs in various cities I visited, the club was rather long and narrow. The layout…

For local Toronto residents, the Brass Rail is known to be a bit of a tourist trap. From the awkward, narrow entrance area to the $10 beers to the relatively low mileage, the Rail tends…

Was in town recently and stayed at a hotel a few blocks away which made it extra convenient to walk to the Brass. As usual, the Brass Rail was hoppin with some nice looking…

As I walked in I was greeted by Management at the door. Very friendly chap and the bouncer seemed friendly also. As I passing by I was very impressed by the lay…

Went to Brass for the first time tonight, I must say I was quite pleased. Although the drink prices are insane ($11 for a vodka soda), it was well worth it. The quality of dancers here…

I try to go to the Brass Rail when I go to Toronto and it never disappoints. It's funny, but this visit the place had a different feel to it. The first…

This is a great place for a visit anytime you're downtown Toronto. I stopped in last weekend, intending just a quick beer but a few lovely ladies convinced me to stay quite awhile longer. About…

Still the best place for eye candy in downtown Toronto. I was with two other clients that night and the selection of girls remain top notch. It didn't take long before one of…

This is the best option in Toronto's downtown core: the girls are very good looking, Lower Brass: Bar is right in front of you when you enter. There is a wide stage with 2 poles.…

Average club downstairs - small space so everyone is packed in. Drinks are expensive at around $10 a piece. Lots of girls... mostly 7-8, but some 9's. Upstairs is the VIP area - separate stage shows…

I was there last night. Pretty busy as usual. Lots of girls. The great thing about this place is the setup is such that all of the girls have to walk by most…

First, there is no coat check, so if you go on your own in winter, you have to drag your jacket around with you. Songs are a brief 3 minutes each. The stage is akwardly…