Among my top three used book stores in Toronto. Fun collection of books, cds, cassettes, vinyl. It…read moreis not insanely big but it has a great collection. And the staff is amazing. I keep getting my Wodehouse from there every week. And the prices are so much better than most places. That includes new music tshirts. Highly recommended.

Eclectic mix of vinyl and books. Good selection and fun to browse. Prices are very reasonable.read more

Great place for coffee and books. I love the environment and staff here is amazing. Very inviting…read moreand friendly environment

This used to be a great spot to pick up used books but when I went in a couple of months ago it had…read moreturned into a place to do your work when you don't want to do it at home. There is still coffee, and vinyl but No Books!

This is a great place to find old (and some new) DVD, Blu-ray, CD, records. DVDs are 3 for $10 and…read moreBlu-ray are 3 for $15. Have the store is dedicated to records. Everything looks in good condition. They also have some old record players and VHS TO DVD transfer service.

This place is kindof a mess…read more The records aren't well organized at all. Everything starting with the same letter is all jumbled together. So if you're looking for Bowie, his records will be scattered throughout the "B" section. That's okay I guess if you've got all day to browse, but the records are also packed in super tight. So browsing, usually a pleasure, becomes a real chore. Another bummer, there is little to no current music here.

And not just books... Shop here often. Great choice of books available, but also magazines, Aime,…read moreGraphic Novels, Blu-Ray/DVD +collections, figurines, collectibles. Helpful, knowledgeable staff. Both new and used items. Used are priced appropriately. BMV is my go to, for sure.

The staff offered to help without being pushy which I really appreciated. The shelves were neatly…read morearranged and looked freshly cleaned. Even the windows were spotless. This place clearly takes pride in both service and hygiene.

Eastside Records located on the Danforth is an unassuming little entertainment store. With around…read more250-300 square feet of space this little shop packs a music punch. Selection of used vinyl is fairly limited. There is a decent well priced miscellany of classic rock, R & B, country/folk and a teeny tiny alt punk section. I picked up some Zeppelin and the Clash. The shop keep was very knowledgeable. He was able to rap off all of the tracks on Zeppelin II off the top of his head. I find that sort of sharpness refreshing. There was a mixed bag of movies available for sale. There is something about used DVDs that I find depressing. Kinda like that ikea lamp commercial where you feel sorry for the lamp that was thrown away and the Swedish guy makes fun of you. Ya, I feel just like that. Someone watched the movie and did not feel the need to keep it in their collection. Or on a more negative note, that they needed to sell off their sh&t to make ends meat. Eastside Records is the farthest east you will find me in Toronto....

I stopped by this store when I was in the area and I really liked it. They had tons of spices and…read moresupplements that I haven't seen in other stores. It was really fun to walk around and read about the benefits of all the different supplements and herbs they sell. In addition to all of the spices, herbs and supplements, they sell books, spiritual items, home items, snacks and so much more. I really enjoyed walking through this store and would definitely go back on a day I am looking to buy new superfoods.

Yes it is indeed a store filled with books as the category would suggest. However, it is much more…read morethan that. It is filled with bulk wholefoods including hemp seed powder, cocao nibs, pumpkin powder, chia seed and much much more at a very reasonable price. The basement is sometimes filled with introspective art; exploring spirituality, mindfulness and life. It is though-provoking to observe the way of being in an art form. My favorite part about the store is the little cafe at the front with organic whole food takeout - lentil mushroom salad, chili, pesto white bean kale salad, oat apple bar, kombucha, and raw pumpkin and chocolate cheesecake. Again, endless selection of healthy delicious choices. Each slice of raw cheesecake is made from soaked cashews, hemp heart and coconut milk as base and topped with mulberry or goji berry depending on the type of cheesecake. A well balanced guilty pleasure with healthy fats and protein to heal your body. Although it is important to note that no basil was harm in the making of the pesto; the pesto more than made up for it with an array of superfood: parsley, high quality olive oil and hemp hearts. Each carefully crafted salad is made as a balance meal with protein, antioxidants, , complex crabs, fats, greens, fibers and most importantly love. The chef expressed the importance of cooking with love. Food cooked with a positive frame of mind and love nourish our physical and etheric body. Alternative Thinking explores mindful eating to the next level.

I saw these people set up a booth in the Eglinton Square Mall for Christmas. They sell imported…read moreBritish DVDs and videos. They also carry British, Irish and Scottish themed magnets. If you are looking for an obscure old British movie or a long-canceled BBC TV show, chances are they have it. Prices are $19.99 and up.

Book City has improved their website. It's easy to check their stock and you can order delivery of…read morepick up. It's faster than Amazon if they have something in stock, and they're really a part of our community.

Excellent service and selection. I felt like I was getting a wand from Ollivanders; the staff's…read moreknowledge and of the books and kindness of service was so on point.