This is one of the better gift shops in Toronto. Parking here is difficult. There is metered street…read moreparking on the street in front of the store, there is also some residential parking within a reasonable walking distance. Both of those options were full, so I ended up parking in the commercial lot behind the store. It was very close to the shop. And I would recommend paying the fee, because it looks like it is patrolled regularly. They were giving tickets out when I was there. The shop has everything you would want in a souvenir shop. They had T-shirts, pajamas, magnets, toys, hats, sweatshirts, shot glasses, post cards, snacks, and a bunch a hockey and maple syrup stuff. The store is pretty well organized, the guy working was very nice and there goods are reasonably priced. I got all the gifts and souvenirs that I needed, with a bit that I didn't need. If you are in the market for some souvenirs while in Toronto, this should be one of your first stops.

Lots of fun Canadian food and gifts for anyone who wants to get their Great white North on. There…read moreare gifts at every price point and all the maple products you can eat.

The staff were so kind and helpful, I purchased my items with no issue at all. Prices are…read moreacceptable and the products are good quality and last for a long time with care.

I visited this location a few days ago. Mainly out of curiosity cause I visited the one on Bloor a…read morecouple of times a few years ago. Though it was slightly smaller than the location on Bloor, it was pretty busy and popular. The girls working there were pretty nice. There was stocked with a lot of Kpop and cute anime stuff. I went to the Kpop section. The posters and the photocards (and probably many of the smaller items) seem relatively cheap while the albums are on the pricey side. It gives off a warm, chill and welcoming vibe. I will try to come back when I visit Toronto during my free time.

There's a gift-shop Battle Royale at the Front Street entry/exit of Toronto's St. Lawrence Market…read more I imagine the owners of the 43 year-old St. Lawrence Smoke & Gift Shop (SLS&GS), and the 10 year-old The Souvenir Market (TSM) shooting daggers with their eyes as they glare at each other across the walkway. I'll let you read my SLS&GS review (https://www.yelp.com/biz/st-lawrence-smoke-and-gift-shop-toronto) to find what's going on over there. As for TSM, there's plenty of cool stuff. IMHO, they win over the Smoke Shop when it comes to maple quality and selection. You'll find maple syrup, maple cookies, maple candies, maple butter, maple chocolate, and maple coffee and tea, just to name the most prominent. I also put TSM on top when it comes to sports stuff ... you'll find a sturdy amount of reasonably priced Toronto Raptors and Blue Jays gear. They also best their cross-walkway rivals in things the Smoke Shop just doesn't have (or has so little of I missed it): TSM wins on RCMP (a.k.a. The "Mounties") stuff, post cards (expensive, but excellent quality), Anne of Green Gables (the famed Canadian novel character) items, and on international flags. When it comes to the standard Toronto- and Canada-adorned items, both stores do well with t-shirts, magnets, mugs, bags, sunglasses, bags, and the rest. There isn't a lot of crossover, though, making both stores must-sees for the souvenir hunter. With a straightforward name like "The Souvenir Market" you expect an abundance and variety of great stuff ... and, boy, TSM delivers!

No bueno! Super low quality souvenirs that you'll likely throw out when you move. Not worth the $$…read more- especially since there is a Dollarama on Queen and Spadina with the same quality of "Canada" souvenirs for cheaper. Also, make sure to check the expiration date if you purchase any consumables from here! (Or just avoid all together)

Neat little gift shop full of Canadian items. From jerseys to snacks to Salmon jerky, they seem to…read morehave everything gift you could possibly think of related to Canada. Located it Chinatown

Located at the corner of Queen and Portland, Outer Layer is a unique shop filled with items that…read moreare great for gift giving. From skincare to mugs, kitchenware, plushies and cards, there is always something for someone there. I've been to Outer Layer more times than I can count if I need to find a gift for someone. Even if I may not find the perfect gift for a friend and family, it's a great shop to browse at as well. Definitely a great spot for some unique gifts for yourself or others! Staff are friendly and I've never had an issue with them. My shopping experience here is pleasant and I never feel rushed or pressured to buy anything. Check out Outer Layer if you're around the Queen and Bathurst area!

Very rude staff. I did not feel welcomed there. OK selection of magnets and random stuff.read more

Overpriced for the value of what it's worth. Nice stuff, just the prices are inflated. Even more…read moreso, when you can get the same item for a few bucks less down the road.

If I could give this place zero stars I would. This place is way too overpriced. There is a gift…read moreshop down the street from Eaton center and their prices are less than half of the what this place charges. They have the same exact magnets 3 for 10$ while this place has them for 20$ each! Don't get scammed.

This is a gift shop specializing in Japanese toys, including the World of Studio Ghibli. This is…read moretheir second location. It just opened on 2023-12-09. They have all kinds of "dolls" of the characters. There are 3D jigsaw puzzles, nanoblock building block characters, and Peanuts characters. There are 3D puzzles that you build representing scenes, like carnival rides, miniature houses, Carl's Fruit Shop, etc. Prices are expensive. The customer service is good. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is expensive paid parking at Union Station. Review 2023-398

This is an interesting shop in union station. Not much renovation. The windows has a big Totoro…read more Most of the goods are from Japan. The Totoro and a Astral boy reminds my kids memory. There are lots of 3D puzzle and very one of a kind. I guess quite a bit of Japanese cartoon fans would like to visit this shop. It's fun to visit the model. A lot of unique 3D puzzle to select. There are some unique Lego like Chinese court yard. The service is great and the shop keeper explain well where they source the production. The price is really depends on whether you like the puzzle. Since it is one of a kind, I don't have any comparison.

Next to nathan philips square is a mall with festive feel. Went there on Dec 27 and was surprised…read morethat they are doing light and snow show hourly!

Eatons Centre is located at the heart of the town and it is always lovely ! It has something for…read moreevery budget. There are several popup shops happening through out the year too.

I happened to notice this store as I was going to Sarah & Tom. It's a cute store with tons of…read morestationery, decor, paper and notebooks. Everything seems pretty affordable and at a reasonable price. They carry Amanda Rach Lee's notebooks and washi tapes which was a pleasant surprise. It's nice to see what they look like in person than through a screen.

Very cute shop with great variety of cards (including lots of elaborate pop-up cards) and gifts…read more Good prices too!

As a Yelp newcomer, I'm still getting familiar with different local spots, and Tiny Flower really…read moreleft a lovely impression on me. The selection feels fresh and thoughtfully curated, and you can tell there's real care put into the presentation. It's the kind of place that brightens your mood the moment you walk in. I'm glad I came across it and would love to visit again.

I've picked up a little addiction. Plants became my new and forever love. Given the recent uptick…read morein Google Trends for searching plants the past year, it's safe to say that it brings happiness to many as well. My favourite local plant shop in all of Toronto. Floral arrangements are what they pride themselves on but don't underestimate their foliage options! Prices are lower than other independent shops around, and it's conveniently at the heart of downtown Toronto. For such a tiny shop, they bring in many plant varieties that even Canadian Tire next door doesn't stock. The owner is also sweet and accommodating and would give you tips on plant care if you need it. Here are some plant goodies I've picked up in the past year: - Rubber Plant 3.5inch pot $10 - Hoya Pubicalyx 4inch $18 - Peperomia Hope 3.5inch $7 - 5inch white round ceramic pot made from Germany is less than $15 During the lockdown, they do pickups and payments in-store. Tip: I suggest following their Instagram page to get updates of their new stock and PM the owner through there to reserve your plant.