Unique first date ideas in Toronto

Is there anything more panic-inducing than planning a first date with a virtual stranger? If you’re looking for a fun activity that’s a little outside the box, forgo the classic dinner-and-a-movie night out and wow your date with one of these unique activities.

Unique first date ideas in Toronto
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461 King W, Toronto, ON M5V 1K4

Hoping to find a future doubles partner? Why not enjoy a spirited round of back-and-forth during a game of table tennis at this popular basement ping-pong bar. Couples can book tables by the hour and enjoy bar snacks and cocktails while you play; the boozy drinks might not improve your game but they should help calm your first-date jitters. If all goes well, there are plenty of trendy restaurants and nightclubs along the King West strip where you can continue your evening afterwards.

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