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The Hot Stove Club, established in 1963, has a long-standing history with the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Club. Its original location on the grounds of Maple Leaf Gardens served as a great place for its members to dine and socialize before and after the game. The level of service and quality of food soon became legendary among the city of Toronto serving its guests at the Gardens for over 30 years.

In 1999 Air Canada Centre opened as the new home of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors. Back by popular demand, the Hot Stove Club reopened its doors at the Air Canada Centre to both old and new members. The classic décor incorporates rich wood, luxurious accents and a personalized style of service. Crisp white linens drape the tables set with crystal stemware and an exceptional wine list to choose from. Meet friends in the bar area and enjoy our fine selection of cognac, scotch or an ice cold lager or ale while watching the game on Sony TV's in HD. Guests enjoy watching their meals being prepared in our open concept kitchen, a main focal point for our 170 seats.

Today, we still pride ourselves on providing the rich history that surrounds our past. Our Sous Chef invites you to enjoy our "Chop House" inspired menu and ambiance in the spirit of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors and the love of the game. The Hot Stove is a great place for its members to enjoy a classic dining experience and catch up with old friends before, during and after the game.

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Over the last ten years ACC has hosted over 80 concerts and live events, with over 8 million in attendance.

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