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About Maison Mercer

Maison Mercer was a premier downtown Toronto club and lounge known for its intimate indoor space and expansive rooftop terrace. Located at 15 Mercer Street, the venue offered versatile configurations for standing and seated events with a lively calendar featuring high-profile DJs and celebrity appearances. Though the site has since been redeveloped as Nobu Residences Toronto, this page reflects the historic venue experience and provides practical details for planning events in the area today, including seating configurations, parking guidance, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining options leveraging trusted partners.

For guests seeking a seamless night out in the city core, Maison Mercer’s legacy informs the current hospitality landscape around King West and the Entertainment District, with easy access to transit, dining, and luxury accommodations within walking distance.

Important note: The original Maison Mercer venue closed in 2018 and the site was redeveloped into Nobu Residences Toronto in the early 2020s. If you’re planning an event in the same neighborhood, we can help identify current venues with similar vibe, capacity, and amenities, plus trusted hotel and dining partners that cater to guests and performers. We’ve got you covered for a smooth, no-fuss experience in downtown Toronto.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 15 Mercer Street, Toronto, ON M5V 3C6
  • Venue type: Club/Lounge
  • Indoor space: ~8,000 sq ft with max indoor capacity around 950 (approx. 713–950 standing range; 180 seated in some configurations)
  • Rooftop Terrace: ~3,500 sq ft with max capacity 350 (min ~263)
  • Parking: Onsite parking not available; paid parking nearby
  • Nearby hotels: Le Germain Hotel Toronto is across the street
  • Transit: Located in downtown Toronto with TTC transit access nearby (transit-friendly area)
  • Notable events: Hosted celebrity appearances (e.g., Kevin Hart, LeBron James) and high-profile DJ events; last international party featured Jamie Jones before closure
  • Status: Demolished in 2018; site redeveloped as Nobu Residences Toronto (15–35 Mercer St), completed in the early 2020s