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.

Found the most wonderful Christmas ornaments here and had to buy even though I'm not really a…read more"Christmassy" person. The owner was friendly and very kind, he even let me bring my dog in. The shop is beautifully curated and I could have spent a lot more time there but....the dog...ya know!

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IQ Living is quite different than the other stores and business on the Danforth…read more Great to browse around and check out the cool office and kitchen gadgets. Maybe you can find a nice and unique house warming gift? I was carrying my yoga mat on my shoulder so as my usual clumsy self, I really worry that I might knock things off the shelves when I was browsing around.... I definitely be back again to check out the cool things IQ Living carries!

Store decided to lose me as a 10+ year customer rather than give $25 store credit over a defective…read morelunch tiffin. True, it didn't say "watertight" on the package, but a huge amount of the food inside leaked out...it did not do what it was supposed to do, but the store clerk decided this was an exception to their returns policy. I had been shopping here for years, happily paying their high prices, but retailers just couldn't care less about service anymore. I guess it's only Kitchen Stuff Plus or Amazon from now on.

This is a fabulous place to shop for unique products. They offer fare trade items handmade in small…read morevillages. I find amazing jewelry, household items, food, and some cosmetics (eg, shea butter hand cream). The prices are very reasonable. I bought a handmade angel tree topper last year for $10. Today, I bought a pair of earrings ($10) and necklace ($20) made in India. I bought salad tongs made from coconut shells in Indonesia and several capiz shell candle holders. Everything is very stylish and are really well made. Highly recommended for unique gifts for those hard-to-shop-for people in your life.

I love this shop, both for its wonderful assortment of unusual and beautiful merchandise and for…read morethe support it provides for fair trade producers. I never make it out of the store without buying something, even when I don't intend to--but fair trade shopping really helps me not to feel guilty. :)

Amazing pieces. We bought two decorative items for our cottage…read more They are hand made with that rustic cottage feel. If you are looking for that "one of a kind" item for your cottage, look here!

If you are looking for a decorative gift to someone with a cottage, have a look here. What I like…read moreabout this place is that everything in the place matches everything else in the place. Assuming your cottage has milk paint furniture or things that distressed look, you can't go wrong. Nice people and a number of things you won't see anywhere else, like big old-looking clocks with a "ye-old-factory" patina that looks really genuine. Maybe it was genuinely old. Anyways, it looked good.

Big fan of this type of shop, an opportunity for local artists to share their wares…read more There is also one down the street, check out both.

There is no secret that Toronto has a huge arts community but did you know we have a huge craft…read morecommunity as well? Rather than wait for the holidays to find a well-made, one of a kind piece owner Daniel Cohen wanted to create a space to give artists and crafters a space to sell their goods year-round. The market itself is big and beautiful with a well-curated list of up to 40 vendors ranging from crafted paper goods to delicious smelling bath good to vintage clothes. If you're just looking to support local artists or looking for a new place to support, this place should be on your radar.

Beautiful high quality products. Ordered some gifts for a friend who lives in the area and was sent…read morean email saying one of the products was slightly warped and she gave me a larger size at no extra cost! She also wrote a hand written note which made me so happy since I could not write and send one myself with the gift. Everything was beautifully wrapped, the owner Jacqueline was extremely kind. I will definitely be coming back here when I visit my friend in Toronto!

So unexpected as you enter this gem of a store! Exciting and colorful and priced so well. The…read moreowner is both knowledgeable and helpful. Treat yourself to a visit - you're guaranteed to end up purchasing something!

What you cannot get at Tap Phong Trading Company down the street.. you can probably get them in B &…read moreJ Trading Company!! Love to browse around and look at all the junkie merchandises... Great selections of incense.. Ommmmm I am ready for my yoga mediation sessions!

A great place to buy stocking stuffer toys. The most fun I ever have shopping for Christmas…read morepresents. And Cheap! What's not to love?

I adore this place! The shop's owner is so nice; every time I go in he always strikes up such…read morelovely conversation. Everything you see in here has so much character and for a tiny shop it has a plethora of different, unique items you'd have trouble finding anywhere else. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is a big fan of vintage and/or antique home decor.

A wonderfully eclectic mix of vintage items from all over the world, and a store owner who really…read moreknows his stuff! When they say "First we find the treasure, then we bury it again for you," they aren't kidding; the store is packed to the rafters with amazing finds. With a bit of help from the staff though, there's a 99.9999999% chance you'll find what you were looking for and three awesome things besides. Check it out!