I love this store!! Came all the way down from Vaughan to pop in, I will definitely be recommending…read morethis place to all my friends. They have everything a witch could need and it has a good price range. I really enjoyed looking around the store, a great selection of herbs, candles, books, crystals, etc. The employee working was very kind and helpful when I asked her about beginner Wicca books. Overall a very good experience and I can't wait to come back!

A good array of penis-candles for candle magic. Velour capes for rituals. Knives and thaumaturgy…read more Finally- a place to call home.

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!

The man at the slushie stand outside of the tower is a legend and elevated me and my girlfriend's…read moreday by 1000x. Extremely satisfied with our purchase all because of that dude.

Food/Drinks: The food was pretty basic but tasty. I do feel like the menu felt a bit limited, but…read morewe did enjoy what we ate. I got the ravioli and mashed potatoes, and it was exactly what I expected. I enjoyed every single bite, and I'd probably get the same exact order if I went back. The fries were also pretty good, and the Parmesan did add taste to them. My husband also did enjoy his steak. The drink that I got was an apple flavor, and I just remember it tasting delicious, so it's one of my favorite items that I got that night. Location: The location is beautiful, and it's definitely one for the books. You have a 360 view of Toronto, and it moves very slow, but you get to see all throughout the view of Toronto, and it's very beautiful, especially at night when the lights around are glistening. This place is not a casual place. In my opinion, people were dressed up, as well as ourselves, and it's a perfect place for a special celebration or if you're visiting Toronto like us. We took Uber here as we were visiting Toronto, so I'm not sure how parking works for this location. Service: The service was great. Our server was amazing, and I wish I would've written this review a lot sooner because he deserved a five-star regarding how nice and helpful he was, especially with exploring the menu and answering all our questions. If I visit Toronto, this is definitely somewhere I would like to come again. I think it's worth visiting and experiencing again. I do remember it being more on the pricey side but well worth the price tbh .

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!

I was really impressed with The Arts Market. I was asking how this place worked, and it is not a…read morecommission store. It's a place where different people rent out sections or shelves of the stores to sell their items. They, then, get all of the profit from those sales. I purchased a number of 3D printed items, which were adorable, and multi-coloured, beyond what I would have been able to print out on my own. For five dollars each, they were a steal. There are a also a number of different jewelry sections, as well as some retro toys and comic books. Everything about this place and how it works was very charming to me. I'll have to go back in the future to see how the different booths / shops rotate.

I visited Arts Market after work today. I had an order to pick up. I also ended up getting more…read moreitems. Figures! This store is on the north side of Danforth Avenue, a few steps away from Glebemount Avenue. I used to visit this area often when Queenie's Cards had a physical store. It was nice being back in this neighbourhood. Parking on a side street is your cheapest, free option. I parked across the street on Aldridge Aveune. It was cool seeing a lot of houses with Halloween decorations. I crossed the street at the lights. There is a ramp to get in and out of this store. I was welcomed by Rosie, who used to work at Queenie's Cards. It was nice seeing a familiar face. She let me know that there's merchandise downstairs, as well as the main floor that we were on. It's a long flight of stairs to get to and from the floors. You're out of luck if you're looking for an elevator, as stores in this neighbourhood have been around for many decades. You basically have beautiful items made by artisans for sale in this venue. Rosie had doodles that come to life in the form of pins, hats, and stickers, for instance. I saw everything from handmade soy candles, to an old 101 Dalmatians touchtone phone. In the basement, I saw an Aladdin thermos that I had as a teenager. It was wild reliving my hot foods past! I loved browsing around this store. I ultimately picked up an eight-pack of Squishmallows plush ornaments, a glass bubble for my air plants, and a cute frog sticker from Rosie's collection. I don't know who crafted the glass bubble, but it's gorgeous. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and all was great. I didn't bother getting a paper bag. I ended up carrying everything to my car that was steps away. It was nice being in this venue. I look forward to returning and doing more shopping damage. Rosie is a talented artist. She was wearing a SkyDome sweater. I was so envious of her awesome find. If you are looking for a gift, this place is for you. You can also get a ton of gift cards. Everything in this store was up my alley. (414)

I usually stop by while at the Eaton Centre every time I am in the area. It's always pretty busy…read more It looks like a larger version of the Sherway Gardens location with a giant staircase. Sometimes, the escalator is under maintenance. Also, the upper level/floor entrance seems to be closed (at least more recently). There are a lot of books, kids stuff, apparel and stationery, etc. Shelves look well stocked. Also, these nook/smaller areas give off some quieter moments like in a library.

I love a bookstore. With so many of them having closed, it's beautiful to see a large two story…read morebookstore still around and filled to the brim with readers! The store had great sections with staff picks. I loved the diverse offerings and the suggestions by staff highlighted. Besides books- they also had games, home items and music. Great offerings.

I like these Arts Market locations scattered around Toronto. I have visited the one on the…read moreDanforth, near Glebemount Avenue, on the northeast side. My friend works there and I have dropped by a few times to support her, and local artisans and vendors who have their merchandise on display. On Sunday, I visited this Arts Market in the Junction. I was here a year ago and wanted to go in this store, but never got around to it. After meeting up with a couple of friends, I dropped by with one of my friends before she had to catch her bus. I liked a lot of items in this store. The plants by the window were cheerful. I like greeting cards. This place had so many creative, funny, punny ones. I also liked the lip balms, including root beer and wild grape. I spent the most time looking at old records. Strawberry Shortcake. Mousercise. Go West. Tom Jones. I loved looked at each one. I ended up getting two records: - Spoons - Cliff Richard and the Shadows The Spoons are my jam. Canadian. 80's. Awesome! My mom has always loved Cliff Richard. He had a backing band called the Shadows. Cliff Richard is still singing in his 80's. I found a pair of heart-shaped earrings that I liked. I had to get them. There was a woman who was chatting with two staffers for at least ten minutes. I heard her while I was looking at the record selection. I suspect that she's a regular customer. Both staffers were nice. One asked if the earrings were a gift. Not to anyone -- just me. They liked that answer. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. They asked me if I needed a bag. I declined, as I could easily walk with my items to my car across the street. I loved being here. I'm so glad that I finally checked it out. If you look down, you can see some sidewalk art. It's a nice touch. (83)

I reached out to this business after finding out one of the vendors was selling AI "art" and they…read morepromptly took action to remove the work. Thanks for holding the line guys, I appreciate you.

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