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Toronto · King West · Established 1844

Built 1844.Designed for now.

A heritage King West venue with Baro in house. Weddings, corporate, celebrations — twelve hundred events delivered, one venue at a time.

Or — pick three moods, we’ll tell you which room
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1,200+
Events hosted
180yr
Heritage building
4
Distinct rooms
1kitchen
Run by Baro

Hosted recently

  • Global beauty brand
  • Automotive launch
  • Public film festival
  • Audio hardware
  • Editorial fashion week
  • International spirits group

Find your space

Four rooms. One address.
485 King West, since 1844.

Pick the room first. We’ll match your headcount, time of day, and budget to the version of the building that fits — main-floor heritage, rooftop skyline, downstairs late-night, or full Baro buyout.

Heritage main floor — twelve hundred events, one room.

  • 200Standing
  • 100Seated
  • 120Ceremony
Sqft
1,850
Ceiling
10 ft
Walk through

King West skyline, May through October.

  • 120Standing
Walk through

Intimate downstairs bar — celebrations under sixty.

  • 80Standing
Walk through

Toronto's love letter to Latin coast cooking.

  • 150Standing
  • 75Seated
Sqft
2,200
Walk through

Need to compare side-by-side?

Open the interactive floor plans

The unfair advantage

Baro lives downstairs.

Every wedding, gala, and product launch upstairs is plated by Baro — Toronto’s love letter to Latin coast cooking. No catering middlemen. No same-as-everywhere chicken plates. One team, two floors, one standard.

  • Crudo

    Hamachi · ají amarillo

  • Tortilla

    Heirloom corn · house-pressed

  • Lechón

    Eight-hour suckling pig

  • Mezcal flight

    Three pours · five-spirit cellar

The 1844 file

One hundred and eighty-two years of being the room people remember.

The bricks are older than Confederation. The chandeliers run on the same grid we built in 2014. The kitchen was rebuilt for Baro in 2019. Every decade leaves something on the room.

Read the full timeline
  1. 1844

    Building rises on King West

  2. 1920s

    Garment-district loft floor

  3. 1980s

    First creative tenants move in

  4. 2014

    Reopens as The Loft on King

  5. 2019

    Baro takes the ground floor

  6. 2025

    1,200th event hosted

  7. 2026

    v2 — cinematic rebuild

Walk it before you book it

The room hits different in person.

Forty-five minutes on site with our events lead. Walk the Loft, the Rooftop, Pablo’s, and the Baro pass. Bring a coffee, bring your partner. We’ll show you the room set up the way you’d use it.

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