The Vapor Social

One of my favourite vape lounges in Toronto — not that we have much choice :(
It feels just like hanging out in your friend’s living room. There’s comfy couches, tables and chairs. Décor is very basic without being overtly hippy or gangsta. Perfect place for weekend warriors that don’t fit into any specific sub-​category of potheads.
They didn’t have loud hiphop or dim lighting like they do at The Vapour Lounge (which I really appreciated!!). Just some nice quiet music and TV playing in the background.
I was here with Monica F who very astutely pointed out that the pop only cost $ 1. To understand insider, see Monica’s review for Japango. Conveniently linked here:
We also had a nice old man (a bit on the creepy side) come up to our table and thank us for being girls at a vape lounge. So if you’re reading this and you’re a girl, come here and make some creepy old man’s day!
What more could you ask for!

Very chill and casual, with a variety of seating (couches, a large booth, chairs and tables).
I saw the sign out front and wondered about it, as I have with most vapor lounges in Toronto. I’d only been to the Hot Box and the defunct «church» in the beach ages ago.
Pay $ 5 cover which includes a bong or vape and I received friendly, detailed instructions when I said I didn’t know how to use the vaporizer.
When I first went in (4:30 on a Saturday), there was one couple and a solo guy. After an hour or so, there were more people. A group of guys were playing video games, some other people were watching tv, casual conversations all around but nothing was too loud.
I was there with a female friend and we were comfortable to hang out and chat for hours. In fact, we thought that it might not be a bad place to write. I smoke when I write and when I feel stir crazy at home after days of writing, I don’t have a lot of options for where else I can work.
There are snacks and drinks but nothing substantial. They don’t seem to have a problem with food brought in from outside (no alcohol) but since I didn’t double check, I would ask what their policy is.

Small, cozy place. Seating capacity is about 30 – 40 people. They have a couple couches, tables/​chairs, a few TVs, and video games.
There’s also a bookshelf stocked with books, magazines, DVDs, and board games (including an Ouija board, if you’re into that).
Cover was $ 5. Use of the vapourizer is included in the cover. The vapourizers are the Arizer model. Bongs are available for rent.
There’s a store at the front and the lounge is in the back. I didn’t pay too much attention to the store but I’m guessing they sell the typical accessories like pipes, bongs, etc.
They had some trippy tunes playing the night I went.
They host several comedy shows though I haven’t been to any yet. You can find more info by scrolling down to the «About This Business» section. Or just call them.
I really liked this place. It almost feels like you’re in someone’s living room. The only potential issue is the size. Since it’s small, it may fill up quickly if you happen to go on a busy night.
Edit: review updated to reflect corrections made by Vapor Social.