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Five boozy Toronto spas and barber shops

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Five boozy Toronto spas and barber shops
FOR SCOTCH AND CIGARS

1The Junction shop Rod, Gun and Barbers is an ode to old-school hunting and fishing clubs, with tufted sofas, whiskey galore and occasional live band performances. The Gentleman package includes a cut, a cocktail and a stogie; high rollers can kick it up a notch with The King (single-malt scotch and a Monte Cristo). 2877 Dundas St. W., 647-350-6446, rodgunandbarbers.com.


Five boozy Toronto spas and barber shops
FOR FRUITY DRINKS

2The mani-pedi palace Her Majesty’s Pleasure puts the bar in nail bar, with decor as Insta-worthy as the coolest new cocktail spot. The spa services (rejuvenating facials, full-body massages, gel manicures) are great. The drinks, like the Revenge is Passion with Tito’s, chambord, egg white and fresh pomegranate, are even better. 556 King St. W., 416-546-4991, hermajestyspleasure.ca.


Five boozy Toronto spas and barber shops
FOR HIPSTER COCKTAILS

3Come to Barber and Co. for the pitch-perfect modern pompadours, stay for the secret cocktail bar in back, where a bartender known as Mr. H mixes some of the city’s most innovative tipples—the Breakfast of Champions has Wild Turkey, Cinzano Rosso, dry curaçao marmalade, coffee and tobacco bitters. The bar gets going when the barbershop closes around 8 p.m., so popping in around 7 is ideal. 89 Ossington Ave., 416-551-9707, barberandco.com.


Five boozy Toronto spas and barber shops
FOR BUBBLY

4The Nail and Champagne Bar is a mani and champagne service that comes to you, with a rainbow of colour options and nail art, plus a customizable bubbly bar. French sommelier Samuel Quartier will curate a tasting menu that includes options unavailable at the LCBO. 416-992-4711, tncb.ca.


Five boozy Toronto spas and barber shops
FOR BEER

5The Ritz-Carlton’s signature Blokes and Beer service is everything an evolved Bay Streeter could ask for: a full-body massage, facial purification (pores, bruh) and a “Man-E-Cure” to keep those cuticles handshake-ready. Kick back with a couple of cold ones (Mill Street Organic Lager) in the lounge area when you’re done. 181 Wellington St. W., 416-585-2500, ritzcarlton.com.

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Courtney Shea is a freelance journalist in Toronto. She started her career as an intern at Toronto Life and continues to contribute frequently to the publication, including her 2022 National Magazine Award–winning feature, “The Death Cheaters,” her regular Q&As and her recent investigation into whether Taylor Swift hung out at a Toronto dive bar (she did not). Courtney was a producer and writer on the 2022 documentary The Talented Mr. Rosenberg, based on her 2014 Toronto Life magazine feature “The Yorkville Swindler.”

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