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Gaming cafes in Toronto

The Toronto metro lists 7 gaming cafes with 132 gaming PCs counted across the four that publish a number. The largest floor is Invictus Game Station on Yonge Street: 6,000 square feet with 66 PCs and a 5v5 tournament stage, and the most-reviewed room in the metro at 434 Google reviews. Its second branch in North York keeps the longest hours in the city, 12:00 to 06:00 daily, but rates a full point lower at 3.9 — nine of its reviews describe machines that would not run current games.

7 venues on file · 132 PCs counted · 3 with no published count

Map · 7 pins · number is the PC count

What the numbers say about Toronto

Playerbase in Markham holds at least 40 PCs and is the only round-the-clock venue here. Giga bites on Bloor Street West runs three tiers of machine up to an RTX 3080 Ti, at about C$4 an hour by its reviews. 超级玩家 Super E-sports Cafe on Dundas Street West has closed permanently.

All seven are open past midnight or around the clock. Three publish an hourly rate: C$3.50 at Challenger Gaming Internet Cafe in Mississauga, C$5 at Playerbase and C$6 at A-Zone Gaming, which covers PC, racing and console formats in one room on RTX 5070 cards with 280Hz monitors.

Open 24 hours, open late and what an hour costs in Toronto

  • Open 24 hours

    1 of 6: Playerbase.

  • Open past midnight

    Every one of the 6 venues here closes after midnight or not at all.

  • Cheapest hour published

    C$3.50 at Challenger Gaming, of the 3 venues that publish a rate.

  • Where they are

    Toronto (3), Markham (1), Mississauga (1), North York (1).

  • Nearest to you

Sorted by size · largest floor first; rooms with no published count sit last

  • Large floor

    PCs

    66

    Rate

    n/a

    Open

    12:00–01:00

    (varies)

    Rating

    4.4

    · 434

    CA Toronto private rooms · consoles +4

    no rate published

  • Large floor

    PCs

    40+

    Rate

    C$5/HR

    Open

    24/7

    Rating

    3.9

    · 204

    CA Toronto tournaments
  • Mid size

    PCs

    16

    Rate

    C$6/HR

    Open

    10:00–06:00

    (varies)

    Rating

    5.0

    · 159

    CA Toronto VR
  • Small room

    PCs

    10

    Rate

    C$3.50/HR

    Open

    14:00–02:00

    (varies)

    Rating

    4.0

    · 143

    CA Toronto private rooms · consoles
  • PC count not published

    PCs

    n/a

    Rate

    n/a

    Open

    15:00–00:00

    (varies)

    Rating

    4.4

    · 157

    CA Toronto food

    PC count not published · no rate published

  • PC count not published

    PCs

    n/a

    Rate

    n/a

    Open

    12:00–06:00

    Rating

    3.9

    · 309

    CA Toronto consoles · food

    PC count not published · no rate published

  • PC count not published Permanently closed

    PCs

    n/a

    Rate

    n/a

    Open

    14:00–22:00

    (varies)

    Rating

    3.8

    · 61

    CA Toronto food

    PC count not published · no rate published

Questions about gaming cafes in Toronto

Is there a 24-hour gaming cafe in Toronto?

Playerbase is the only 24/7 venue on our list in Toronto. It has the largest PC floor in the city, at least 40 PCs, for C$5 an hour. Food and drinks lead its reviews with 19 mentions, and 7 reviews call it pricey.

What is the cheapest hourly rate at a Toronto gaming cafe?

Challenger Gaming Internet Cafe publishes the lowest rate of the three, C$3.50 an hour, with 240 Hz monitors and private rooms. Playerbase charges C$5 and A-Zone Gaming C$6.

Where can you try VR in Toronto?

A-Zone Gaming lists VR next to 16 PCs on RTX 5070 cards with 280 Hz monitors, and stays open until 06:00 on some nights.

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Counted from public sources · 3 of 7 publish an hourly rate Report a change