Best cards anywhere, even for obscure occasions and the owner knows every one of them! I always get…read moregood suggestions. I go into the store with the intention just to buy cards but the huge selection of clever and beautiful items, a well-chosen inventory, always gets me in this inviting store.

Just came across this gem of a place and it's terrific! Went in to just buy two cards and ended up…read morebuying gifts and things. I think they have something for everything. The staff was very helpful finding a card for an elderly relative. They have some great fun, naughty gifts that will make you LOL. The hell with political correctness!

O' Canada! A novelty…read morespecialty company that offers souvenirs, clothing, food items with a Canadian flair. The Great Canadian Gift Company has a online catalog where customers can make purchases as I am able to attain my favorite Canadian maple cookies brought into the U.S. The Canadian maple is worldwide renowned and opening the box the aroma of maple is fragrant. The cookies are fresh. In the past I was able to purchase these same maple cookies at Cross Border U.S. - Canada shopping by vehicle Duty Free many years ago which I greatly missed. Since I am unable to return to The Great White North I can now bring something from Canada into the U.S. Purchasing direct from manufacturer is always great without any hurdles. The maple cookies are very tasty. I had no problems with shipping from Canada into U.S. N.B. The charge will be in Canadian dollars onto my credit/debit card but my bank converts into American dollars.

From the owner: In 2004 The Great Canadian Gift Company established itself as the quintessential online source for…read moreAll Things Canadian. Initially established in the Ancaster business park, it was not long before we expanded opening another location in Beautiful Blue Mountain in 2007. Most recently The Great Canadian Gift Company expanded to a substantially larger location in Ancaster.

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.

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!

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.

Need a nice hostess gift our birthday present. The Arts Market has everything from handmade scented…read morecandles to vintage clothing to beeswax food wraps. Something for every taste here. A great place to browse.

This store is located on Yonge St, around the corner from the St Clair Staion. It has a post office…read moreand greeting cards and gifts. It's a small store with a lot of stuff. I came to the store to buy a Crabtree and Evelyn product, they are listed as a distributor on the company's website. I lucked out because they are going to stop selling this product but still had some in stock. The cashier was nice and helpful.

The people who run this store have integrity and believe in customer service. These are unique…read morequalities in this day and age and should not go without at least a short comment and compliment: I bought a flameless candle and I thought it wasn't working. I took it back to this store. I didn't have any proof that I had purchased the candle from them but they were awesome about it. In fact, the owner(?) manager was terrific!! \Though it turned out that the problem was me, not the candle (I had used faulty batteries) she cheerfully told me that she would take a look at it and see if it was defective. She CALLED ME later to say that the candle behaved itself and the problem was with my batteries but there was never even the slightest glimmer of recrimination. That takes talent. You rock, Karen Cho!

Great store, great goods. This store is Harry Potter Heaven so many licensed novelty goods.read more

I do all of my gift shopping at Impressionable Gifts, whether the gift is for me or someone else…read more Lydia is amazing at helping me find the perfect gift. The prices are reasonable, there is a lot of selection and it is nice to go in and browse as I never know what I am going to find. It is worth the time to go in for a visit and a bit of a shop. You won't be disappointed.

Fantastic store! Awesome selection, even better prices...I drive from Toronto to shop here. The…read morestaff, especially the owner, Lydia, make it worth the drive...personalized service, very unique items. I've been shopping here since she opened.

Yesterday a friend and I visited the venue for my 1st time as Quickies Cup Noodle was having an…read moreopening party for their new outlet which is located in the corner. I found I Have A Crush On You to be a bright and colourful small shop with a wide variety of items for sale which are unique variations on typical items for sale that are good as gifts for others. They have small, humourous greeting cards, bottle openers, t-shirts and key chains among many other items. I recommend stopping by if you're in the neighbourhood and looking for a unique gift for someone and/or a souvenir.

Smitten Kitten is an award winning design studio based in the heart of downtown Toronto. Sometimes…read morecheeky, always charming. I am still one of those people whom writes in a journal with a pen. I use stationary all the time. I'm 100% in the digital world, however, there's a part of me that likes to go back to the basics of pen and paper. I like my stationary to be as vibrant as my personality. I also like a lot of my stationary to have some cheekiness to it. I've bought various items from them. The prices are $$$$, however, writing is my passion. Items I've bought throughout the years: Set of Balloons that read, "I never really liked you." = I sent those to my ex boss. Hipster Pencils Notebooks