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Toronto, Ontario
Gay-owned cocktail-and-pizza bar with nightly drag, no cover.
The Drink is a gay-owned cocktail and pizza bar on the second floor of Church Street, and one of the few rooms in the Village that puts a drag show on every single night with no cover charge. The setup is long and narrow, a bar running the length of one wall with seats down the sides, and the kitchen turns out thin-crust pizzas to go with cocktails like espresso martinis and negronis. The weekly calendar is busy: nightly drag, plus drag bingo, comedy, video dance parties, and DJs spinning Thursday through Sunday. It works as an early casual drink as easily as a late dance-floor night. For a visitor weighing the Church Street options, the no-cover nightly drag is the hook, since you can catch a show here on an off-night when the bigger clubs are quiet, without paying at the door.
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