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

A good visit on a Tuesday afternoon. Helpful clerk…read more Large selection of souvenirs and other Canadian stuff. We bought a hat, maple syrup, and maple sugar candy. $56.78 CAD for stuff Read the other reviews as they are way more expressive than mine.

Came here at the suggestions of some local friends. They recommended the maple taffies and maple…read morecandies. This place is perfect for a one stop shop for all your gifting/souvenir needs. Prices here are even cheaper than the duty-free prices at the airport, so definitely worth a visit for your souvenir shopping needs. This shop is located at the bottom floor of the St. Lawrence Market, which closes quite early so keep that in mind. They are right next to the bottom of the stairs, you can't miss them! The taffies come in these adorable cloth bags with either a bear, moose, maple leaf, or Canadian flag logo -- perfect to gift as is! I was particularly craving taffy, so this was perfect for me, since the Werther's Maple Éclairs are so hard to find recently. The maple candies are made with pure maple syrup and come in a variety of flavors. The candies are in a super cute maple-leaf shape. They make for perfect gifts for anyone with a sweet tooth. I bought the blueberry flavor, and it's pretty much exactly as you'd expect. According to my local friends, these aren't exactly easy to find as they are only sold at souvenir shops. I also bought some ice wine tea. Won't be able to try them until much later, but the round containers are super pretty with the gold embossing. Also perfect for gifting as ice wine is a Canadian specialty. The employees here were also super friendly and helpful. Don't hesitate to ask them if you have any questions!

The spacing store is one of those places that I like to keep secret, because not a lot of people…read moreknow about it. And, this is a shame because everyone should know about it. However, at the same time the gifts that I can buy there are so unique that people have no idea where they came from and so you get a lot of social credibility from it. That said, if you are looking for beautiful art prints of all the neighborhoods in toronto, you can come here. If you are looking for passports to Toronto libraries, or cafes, you can come here. If you are looking for children's books about the city, or TTC related clothing and pins, or niche Toronto merchandise, this is the best store in the city. You're not going to find any better patches to sew onto your coats or bags, any better keychains, magnets, books on local history, or even games. The store is absolutely worth your time. And, if you are showing some guests around toronto, it is worth stopping in here too. Plus, it's on such a perfect walking tour of the city that why would you pass it up?

What a lovely shop! Unlike those random run-down souvenir…read moreshops around the city which sell ordinary Canadian things like maple syrup, maple cookies, smoke salmon, or key chains, this shop carries stylish, memorable, and unique items that you want to give others to introduce to Toronto! The store is in an art hub building @ 401 Richmond, carefully selecting Canadian and Toronto-themed souvenirs/gifts designed by local artists. Bought a tea towel with different TTC station signages. It was for a person who was leaving Toronto :) It was a big hit! Feels good when I can give a Canadian gift that I knew would be appreciated, and I would also like to receive from others :).

Stopped in because we happened to walk past. Larger shop than expected and has a nice variety of…read morehandmade things, art, and other fun items. The greeting cards and the crystal bracelets were some of my favorites to look at. The prices seemed reasonable, I assume they are partially each set by the respective creator/seller. I didn't end up buying anything because I was leaving town that day and had already shopped and gotten souvenirs during my trip. Shop local!

The Arts Market is an organized store showcasing local artists products…read more The experience of walking around to find a unique one-of-a-kind gift made me feel like I was walking inside a trendy museum. I will definitely return to check out new items.

The display caught my eye and I had to go in. SUPER cute trinket shop with lots of novelty…read morestationary, change purses, socks (Toronto is so crazy about cute socks, it's ridiculous), scarves, toys, jewelry, accessories, and onesies. ONESIES. The shopgirl was very friendly and attentive! I browsed around for a long while and really looked at everything; there are a lot of knick-knacks in here that my friends/co-workers would like as "just because" gifts. No need for an occasion. Just because! I did kind of fall in love with the fuzzy bunnies. At $28, they were a little out of my impulse buy price range; then my eyes landed on the mink one. OHMYGAWD. I'm not normally into fur stuff... but guys... SO... SOFT! But it was like $100+, so I knew I had to shuffle my ass out of there before I pulled the plastic out. Whew. I got myself a cute pair of socks for $4 and a cat ear headband for $10. The reason I'm docking one star is that the prices seem a little inflated. I know for a fact that some of these items sell cheaper in similar shops on College. But! If you like the shop on certain social media, they give you a percentage off. So that helps. Mao mao!

One of my to-go to places whenever I'm in the area :) Mao Mao is honestly one of my favourite…read morestationery stores in town, particularly for washi tape, stickers, and notepads. They have a surprisingly large inventory of items considering their small space, all absolutely adorable! Somethings you might want to keep in mind- they don't restock very frequently (which makes sense because it's quite a small shop!) and certain items such as the washi tape and 6-ring binders only have one copy (and likely won't be restocked quickly)- so if you're eyeing one of those, make sure to snag it!

awesome epic great store!!!!!!! huge sony angel and smitski selection plus a ton of cute stationary…read moreand such!! blind boxes also reasonably priced. would return!!

Visited just before seeing a comedy show and got 2 card holders…read more The shop is really cute. Staff were friendly. Though things are a bit pricy, there were a ton of cute stationery supplies and small gadgets to choice from. Also, it seems like the target audience is more towards a younger audience compared to Hanji Gifts.

Such a cute spot for small artists and collectibles. They have blind boxes, gacha machines,…read morestickers, keychains, plushies. Easy to take some time browsing. Love how everything is clearly displayed and numbered so it's simple to write down what you want and order. Staff were really friendly and helpful. They looked up an item they didn't have and told me where I could find it or get it shipped. They also gave me lots of adhesives for free when I mentioned I'm not from Canada. Really welcoming shop that supports small artists!! Worth stopping by if you're at the Well.

Another location of the main branch store located in Scarborough, Mr Surprise @the well focuses a…read morelot more on their artist alley featuring many local talent with a small area for blind boxes. They also have a blind box vending machine, a trading area for opened blinds and two photobooths in the back (with the cutest frames!!). As well for the photo booths, they also have a shelf area with props and dress up items for you to use which is nice. Staff are very friendly and helpful in assisting with your purchases. It may be a bit confusing at first but there are small order sheets for the artist alley and you can mark down the artist code and their item number and the staff will grab the corresponding items for you when you cash out. Also very happy that Mr surprise has a point system for purchases because those blind boxes add up!!

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