Say cheese! All the photo booths in Toronto you need to check out soon

It’s true what they say: all trends eventually come back around. Thankfully, I’m not talking about acid-washed denim or shoulder pads. I’m talking about a time before cell phones and digital cameras, when photo booths were all the rage. These days, a good old-fashioned photo booth is making a comeback, and there are a few around Toronto you should know about.

Penny Arcade Vintage

This vintage shop has more than just sweet jackets and timeless trinkets.

When you first walk into this Dundas West gem, you’ll see a 55-year-old analog photo booth to your left. While it used to only take loonies, now you can tap your card. $8 a strip, and memories to last forever.

Where: 1177 Dundas St. W.

The Drake 

One of Toronto’s top hotels has more than fabulous rooms, a great restaurant and immaculate vibes.

If you go past the welcome desk on the restaurant side, you’ll see a photo booth to your left.

Snap some cute pics, then head over to the bar for a beverage.

Where: 1150 Queen St. W.

Cherry’s High Dive

A popular hangout that has it all (it all as in a photo booth).

You could spend a whole night here eating, drinking, playing pool, and capturing memories. The photo booth can be found at the back of the restaurant.

Where: 488 Wellington St. W.

Chefs Hall

Chefs Hall is a hub for all things food, drinks, and fun.

Once you’re not salivating over all the different choices of eats and bites, head towards the bubble tea area. There, you’ll see a photo booth awaiting you.

Where: 111 Richmond St. W.

Happy photo boothin’, Toronto.

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