We were looking for some unique board games and toys. This store has it all - a large selection of…read moreunique items sure to enthrall just about any customer. We purchased a couple of games from Japan, and some cute toys -things that you cannot easily find at your local big box store. Service was so friendly and the vibes were great at this store.

You know when you see those sweet geeky gadgets online and your like "man, I wish I knew a place…read morethat sold these!", well look no further, this is it! Uber Cool Stuff has everything from board games, to cool toys, to art, to kitchen wares. I really like to come here when I'm stuck for a gift and want to get someone something really cool and unique. I've purchased salt and pepper fooseball players, a bbq skewer that has the handle of a sword, and pot holders that look like records. The owner of this store is very active on twitter which is really nice when you need to ask about anything. The store is also attached to a vintage clothing store which has some pretty cool stuff. I do find Uber Cool Stuff to be a bit expensive. However, I haven't compared their prices to stores online (plus shipping costs) so it may end up being on par. Either way, if you are looking for a spot to find some cool stuff for a friend or you want to get something fun for your house, go here, you wont be disappointed.

A really cute gift shop in south Wortley Village. They don't carry the usual cheap goo-gaas that…read morepermeate traditional gift shops. When I was last there, they had some vintage furniture on offer. Good options for guys, including beard care, local bitters and vintage bar glassware. I believe that the proprietor is also responsible for operating the annual flea market. Please consider supporting this local fave in these difficult times.

Wasn't open at 11 when I went on a Sunday and they don't have an open or closed sign up. Was…read moredisappointed as I live out of town and wanted to check this store out.

From the owner: New Gift Shop Now Open In London! Candles, Soaps, Bath…read moreBombs, Locally Made Products. Seasonal Items, over 3000+ Jewelry items Pokemon, Minecraft, Paw Patrol, Harry Potter and more more toys! Bath mats, printed carpets, blankets and more.

I've been to the big market in Toronto and this is very similar with fewer stores but similar vibe…read more Good number of stores inside with a fair amount of restaurants ranging from all different ethnicities. Has a very spacious upstairs with a Tea Haus, movie theater, and plenty of seats to rest and reflect on life. People seem for happy. Atmosphere is good and clean. Well organized market in the heart of downtown London.

This used to be a good market, now it's mostly empty with fewer choices and thePrices are CRAZY, I…read moredon't care if it's locally sourced, I want something I can afford. The drug addicts and mentally ill constantly hanging around aren't a Draw to downtown. I can no longer afford to shop at Coventry Marked

The place to go in London for Canadian-made gifts. Helpful staff will work with you to find the…read moreperfect gift. Look for the vegan purses made out of recycled flooring by Canadians with intellectual disabilities. Also like let bed the cuffs made out of scrap trophy metal with inspirational sayings inscribed inside.

Even if you aren't a bird lover or have a garden, there is lovely stuff to purchase here. I came…read morehere to source out fairy garden items as I'm enjoying the cute of the increasingly popular pastime. I did not leave empty handed. A handmade clay fairy named Lillie came home to live in my garden along with a few tiny decorative touches. They do sell all sorts of bird feeders and seed. The staff are very knowledgeable with that. And the products do sway into the bird, gardening and nature motifs. Many things caught my eye as I browsed. Prices seem reasonable. A destination shop as it does cater to specific needs but it is a good stop for that certain something.

The women who work here are very helpful. I found some great homemade finds like mini fairy doors…read moreand a ceramic toad house. Also bought window clings to prevent birds from flying into a large window at home. Worth a stop.

The Been Garden is a real find in the East Village. The store is packed full of interesting…read moregoodies, all created locally by artisans and small businesses. There is a huge variety of items, and they're all beautiful quality. During my most recent visit, I purchased a bracelet, a map print, and vegan deodorant, so that gives you just a small idea of the different things to check out! Free parking is available just behind the store. There is also a little free library shelf near the entrance, where you can take and leave a book. Love it! Can't wait to come back.

The Been Garden has just celebrated 2 years of business in OEV. Kandice is the owner and she does a…read morefabulous job of bringing together a wide range of local handcrafted product. It's a craft fair that never leaves! It's wonderful. Things I have purchased there include hand cream, stickers, jewelry, chocolate, hot sauce, cloth diapers, decorative pieces, mugs...and all of it locally made. I've seen clothing, Pokémon themed stuff, crochet animals, air plants, wooden creations, coffee, dog treats and collars, baby gear, greeting cards and the list goes on and on. You will no doubt find something unique and one of a kind here. And you will be supporting local and that's a double double win.

A friend invited me to a bread baking class with Natalina; a Southern Italian cook who runs…read more"Natalina's Kitchen" school from her home. The basement is set up as a commercial type kitchen with plenty of room for a class of 10 people. Natalina is a very welcoming, friendly lady with lots of great tips (even for seasoned cooks!) and stories stories of her travels etc. She shared 3 recipes for focaccia, no knead ciabatta and a sweet no knead ciabatta with dried figs and cinnamon. The whole class got involved and we also had a lovely salad and we made pannini's with grilled chicken, basil pesto and provolone...lovely!!! We all thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and each other's company. Make sure you bring an LCBO paper bag to take home the hot bread! Classes sell out very quickly so you'd best get on her email list. Www.italiancookingschoolguelph.com Enjoy!!!!

From the owner: We are a small,private, Italian Cooking School that specializes in Italian Classics and Southern…read moreItalian Specialties. We are located on a beautiful rural property with fruit trees,vegetable,flower and herb gardens. Some of our services include 4 week, 1x per week classes,1 day workshops,kid's classes and camps, corporate team building and interactive dinner parties.