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Grace Venue

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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Toronto | Loft Weddings |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Grace Venue Toronto wedding venue research points to an active official site for a Toronto event space at 150 Symes Road, north of the Junction. The venue’s published information describes a heritage-building setting with contemporary finishes, including original brick and beam, high ceilings, skylights, natural light, ground-floor accessibility and more than 2,400 square feet available to rent.

For wedding planning, the useful starting point is the documented layout rather than assumptions about packages. Grace’s Room is listed for up to 100 seated guests with a dance floor or 130 seated without one; the separate Tasting Lounge can be added as a bridal suite, breakout room or extension of the event. Last reviewed: 2026-08-10.

Profile verification and overview

Grace Venue’s current official website matches the listing title through the distinctive name tokens “Grace” and “Venue.” It has an active contact route, a booking-oriented site-visit option and current venue information. The official domain also provides wedding-relevant context: it describes on-site ceremony configurations and states that the Tasting Lounge may be used as a bridal suite.

The venue is a physical event space rather than a mobile wedding supplier. Its official contact page places the office in Unit #130 at 150 Symes Road in Toronto, and the site identifies the setting as just north of the Junction. The venue does not publish a broader wedding service-area statement, so this profile does not infer one.

Services and specialization

The documented rental spaces are Grace’s Room and the Tasting Lounge. Grace’s Room can be configured for seated or cocktail-style events. Its published features include custom draping for on-site ceremonies or breakout areas, AV, dimmable lighting, a 24-foot statement wall, a catering kitchen, two plexi bars and furniture selected for the event’s needs.

The Tasting Lounge is a smaller add-on space. Grace says it can work as a bridal suite, green room, backstage space, breakout room or event extension. It has AV, a wet bar, lounge seating, large windows and a live-edge boardroom table that seats 12. The venue’s own descriptions also make clear that it hosts private and corporate events, so couples should confirm wedding-date availability and the exact wedding-day scope directly.

Grace’s Room: up to 100 seated with a dance floor, 130 seated without a dance floor, or 130 cocktail-style.
Tasting Lounge: up to 12 seated; may be added as a bridal-suite or support space.
Published rental inclusions include a site visit, event furniture, flexible access timing, on-site parking, AV, bars and scheduled set-up/tear-down time.

Service area and who it may suit

Grace Venue is located in Toronto near the Keele and St. Clair area, behind the Stockyards on Symes Road, according to its official FAQ. It does not claim a regional service area; couples are booking a venue at this Toronto location rather than arranging an off-site service.

The listed capacities make it practical to consider for celebrations planned around a 100-person seated reception with a dance floor, or up to 130 guests in its other stated configurations. Couples considering an on-site ceremony can ask about the draping and floor-plan options. Those needing a separate getting-ready or private support room can ask whether the Tasting Lounge is available as an add-on.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Confirmed features include a heritage-building backdrop with original brick and beam, tall ceilings, skylights, natural light and ground-floor accessibility. The venue also documents AV, dimmable lighting, on-site parking, a catering kitchen and furniture options within the rental. These are operational or physical features, not third-party endorsements.

There are practical constraints to consider. Grace says on-site parking is in a shared, first-come, first-served lot and encourages carpooling, TTC or taxi/rideshare use. It does not allow outside catering, though it is flexible about florals, décor and entertainment vendors. Pets are not allowed inside the venue. These points make food plans, transportation and any pet participation items to clarify before signing.

Outside catering is not permitted.
Outside beverages may be possible with a Special Occasion Permit and a corkage fee.
Next-day load-out is listed as subject to availability.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Grace does publish a minimum food-and-beverage spend of $5,000 before staffing, rentals, service charge and taxes, with potential flexibility by day of week and season. That is not a complete wedding total or a substitute for a written quote.

The official site directs prospective clients to contact the venue manager for a sample menu. Couples should request a dated, itemized proposal that separates venue rental, food and beverage, staffing, rentals, service charge, tax, corkage if applicable, ceremony requirements and any add-on room or access-time costs.

Contact and booking

Grace Venue lists visits by appointment only. Its office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The official contact details are 647-344-8323 extension 108 and info@gracevenue.ca. A direct site visit is the appropriate way to examine the room, access route, parking arrangement and proposed layout.

When contacting the venue, give the preferred date, estimated guest count, seated versus cocktail-style plan, ceremony needs and whether the Tasting Lounge is required. That information aligns the enquiry with the venue’s published configurations and helps the venue manager advise on availability.

What couples should confirm

Confirm that the date is available for a wedding, whether Grace’s Room and the Tasting Lounge can be reserved together, and the final maximum for the desired table plan, dance floor and ceremony setup. Ask for the current floor plan and confirm the access window included in the proposal; the website lists up to eight event hours, plus three hours for set-up and two hours for tear-down, but the written agreement should govern.

Also confirm the catered menu, dietary accommodation process, beverage package or corkage terms, vendor load-in, AV requirements, parking expectations, accessibility needs, security or staffing, deposits, payment schedule, insurance, cancellation terms and any taxes or service charges. Request every material term in writing before paying a deposit.

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Frequently asked questions

How many guests can Grace Venue accommodate?

Grace’s Room is listed for 100 seated guests with a dance floor, 130 seated guests without a dance floor, or 130 cocktail-style guests. The Tasting Lounge seats 12.

Can a wedding ceremony take place on site at Grace Venue?

The official venue-details page says custom draping can create on-site ceremony or breakout areas within Grace’s Room. Confirm the proposed ceremony layout and timing with the venue manager.

Can we bring our own caterer to Grace Venue?

No. Grace’s FAQ states that outside catering is not allowed. It says the venue is flexible with florals, décor and entertainment vendors.

Is outside alcohol allowed at Grace Venue?

Grace lists beverage packages and says clients may bring outside beverages with a Special Occasion Permit; a corkage fee applies. Confirm current permit, service and fee requirements in writing.