The Distillery District - Loft

We had our wedding here and a couple weeks ago and it was magical! The food was amazing, we did a 3 course meal with late night poutine station and open bar. Prices were really decent too (especially for Toronto). We had 60 guests which was perfect for the space. Much bigger and it would eat into your dance. The staff was great as well. Everything felt very taken care and stress free, which is exactly what you want as a bride. I cannot recommend this place enough, even if you have a bigger guest list you could probably look into archeo or the fermenting cellar since it's all the same company.

Food was amazing. venue is great. Stuart and staff did excellent job on day of wedding. Couple of issues though. Paid $300 for security guard and the guard let passerbys up the steps to look at the venue while our event was still happening. the coordinator of our event also was very slow in replying to emails. The F&b minimums are low. however its best to keep in mind also they charge 18% for service and gratuity on top of everything. its a good venue for weddings. there are just some issues they need to take care of to make it 5 stars. Venue is not wheel chair accessible.

A very beautiful spot for the wedding. F&B minimums are great, food was very good. The backdrop is as well perfect (if you are ok spending the extra $500, which luckily we got for free). The mulled wine in winter was amazing. Only gripe is loading in and out is tough, and it's not wheel chair accessible.

The Loft was the perfect venue for our big day. The guests raved all night about the excellent atmosphere and the food. The food was the best Ive ever had at an event and guests are still talking about it! Service and staff were excellent and made our wedding day go smoothly and without a problem.

Great rustic place to have an event. Staff is excellent and food was great. It was sweltering outside and a nice cool 23 inside. If you're having trouble finding it go to el catrin and make a right before the main entrance then there's a door that leads upstairs and you're there.