Whiskey A Go-Go Strip Club & Adult Entertainment Venue — Restaurant in Vaughan

This place is a total scam. We booked bottle service, which you have to book a "package" and not just the cost of the bottle. Then you also have to pay cover to get in, which the promoter didn't tell me until conveniently after he charged my credit card a non-refundable deposit. Who pays cover with bottle service? Never mentioned it was cash only and that they do a 1:1 conversion for US money. None of the strippers would talk to us or come to our section, as one admitted was because our group was mostly females, despite the promoter repeatedly trying to send them. The bottle girl kept coming over and pouring our bottle into shots without asking, we didn't want shots we wanted mixed drinks and it seemed she was doing so to get us through the bottle faster so that we'd order another. The bottle service was also supposed to include a special dance on stage for the birthday boy, which we did not partake in after seeing the bachelor at another table get his pants taken off and whipped mercilessly with his own belt on the stage....I thought this place was supposed to make you feel good? Another scam they run is charging a $25 entrance fee just to go back to the lap dance room, on top of the cost per dance. They truly nickel and dime you here....but don't worry bc for $300 flat rate they will give you a BJ...until you are in the middle of it and she decides its taken too long and now starts charging an additional $20 per song. To top off the night we had to run for our lives out the back door when there was an active shooter in the club and the bottle girl had the nerve to chase me across the police tape line trying to get me to go back inside and complete the transaction for the card I had on file. What a joke this place is. I had a blast at the strip club in Pittsburgh for my bachelorette but this place was not a vibe. Between no strippers talking to us, barely being able to see the stage bc the bottle service area isn't tall enough to see over all the people crowding on the railing and security doesn't keep them out of our way, and being nowhere close enough to throw money, the most fun we had was talking to the gentlemen at the...

The last 13 months of my life have been a whirlwind of changes, most of them not for the better. My frequent visits to Whiskeys have had a profound impact on my personal life—some would say too profound. What started as an occasional night out has turned into a regular part of my routine, and as a result, I’ve seen my marriage deteriorate. The bond I once had with my wife has grown weaker with each passing month, and now, we find ourselves separated. The toll these visits have taken didn’t stop there—my children are no longer in my custody, and I’ve been through a string of jobs I simply couldn’t keep due to my increasing focus elsewhere. Financially, I’ve had to make some serious sacrifices, even risking the loss of my home.

At first glance, all of this may seem like a negative spiral, and it has been, in many ways. But there’s another side to the story.

Despite the hardships and the consequences, I’ve come to realize that Whiskeys offers me something I can’t find anywhere else. It’s more than just a place to relax—it’s a sanctuary. Every time I walk through the doors, I’m welcomed with open arms, immersed in an atmosphere that feels like an escape from the complexities of life. The sense of freedom I feel here is unmatched. The staff goes above and beyond to make sure everyone feels like they belong, and Peter the manager is exceptional.

Yes, my frequent trips have changed my life—more than I expected—but the truth is, they’ve also given me something I wasn’t getting anywhere else: a sense of peace and fulfillment. As unconventional as it may seem, Whiskeys has become a vital part of my life.

So, while I’ve faced loss and challenges, I’ve also found a place where I truly feel at ease. It’s been a balancing act, but I’ve come to accept that the sacrifices I’ve made are outweighed by the joy and satisfaction I experience here. For anyone thinking about visiting, be prepared—it may change your life in ways you didn’t anticipate.

At the end of the day, I’ll continue to return. I have no regrets. It’s worth every penny, every moment, and I’m grateful for the experiences it has brought...

I'm going to give a fair and honest review. While I believe this to be the best club in the GTA, there are points I'd like to make.

The good:

Of course, we need to start with the dancers. All of the dancers I've interacted with were all friendly. Now, fair warning, some will try to give a false impression on songs and how much you owe, bit the onus is on you to keep track. Most of them are willing to sit down and chat first and if you say no, most of them wont press (there are exemptions, of course). The staff are amazing, some of the most friendly and accepting people that I've ever interacted with. They will always give me a smile and give you timely service. The atmosphere is great also. From the bottle service bell to the DJs over the top excitment just gives flair. I always smile when he interacts with the dancer on stage.

The bad:

These are not criticisms, just observations. Cost. Do not go to this club and not expect to not pay. The entrance fee, one drink minimum will drop you 25 bucks just to get in the door (depending on when you go, of course) and the cost to go for dances is 20 to 25 bucks depending on the day, bit that's a one time fee and you can go with as many dancers as you wish. Thier hours of operation is also what I'd consider a con. 9 to 2 isnt a large window and the place can get crowded. The small size of the club gives the place a great atmosphere but it also makes it claustrophobic when its packed. Location. The club isnt exactly easily accessible to those who dont drive. Its located in an industrial park up in Vaughn, with no real public transit access.

Aside from those complaints, I will still strongly recommend this place. With the girls, staff and overall atmosphere, it's amust go for anyone who likes to see dancers do...