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Third Place

Banquet hall and wedding venue on Bloor St W, Toronto

4.7from 28 reviews

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Things to ask before renting this hall

  • ✓TypeBanquet hall and wedding venue
  • ✓CapacityFull wedding package for 60-130 guests
  • ?PriceOn request
  • ✓CateringIn-house catering by Vit Beo chefs; preferred outside caterers also available
  • ✓BarCocktail program by Civil Liberties
  • ?ParkingNot published
  • ?AccessibleNot published
  • ✓Outside caterersWorks with a list of preferred caterers
  • ✓HoursListed below
  • ✓Phone+1 437-772-5481

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Booked for

  • Weddings
  • Receptions
  • Ceremonies
  • Birthdays
  • Parties
  • Corporate events
  • Meetings
  • Galas

Rooms

Canvas room

About Third Place

Third Place is an open concept event venue of over 3000 square feet on Bloor Street West in Toronto, used for weddings, social events, corporate functions, meetings, and film and photo shoots. Full wedding packages serve 60 to 130 guests, with in-house catering and a cocktail bar.

Third Place is a banquet hall and wedding venue at 875 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 0A0, Canada. Reviewers rate it 4.7 out of 5, from 28 reviews.

Before you book: Third Place doesn't publish prices here yet. Ask in your enquiry, along with deposit and cancellation terms.

What guests say

4.7 out of 5 from 28 reviews. Read the reviews

Questions renters ask

How many guests does Third Place hold?

Full wedding package for 60-130 guests

How do I check if Third Place is free on my date?

Send an enquiry from this page with your date and guest count, or call the hall.

Where is Third Place?

875 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 0A0, Canada. Use Get directions for a route from where you are.

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