This was my first time ordering a balloon arch ever and I couldn't have been more impressed. Also,…read moreordering from the website was super simple. While of course pricey, in comparison to other businesses in the city, I found TO Balloons to be the most reasonable. Will definitely order from here again in the future!

Very glad we ordered from TO balloons! Conveniently located…read moreat Liberty Village. The staff were really friendly and the balloons look very high quality as well (unlike dollar store ones) I'd highly recommend buying balloons here, they offer different packages so I'm sure you'll find something you like. They offer delivery or pick up as well!

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.

Amazing customer service, free delivery over $25. Shelley…read moresent me pics of what I was asking about so if felt like browsing the store in real. Beautiful selection and great prices.

Very impressive store with a great selection and good value for your money. Staff are fantastic…read more Highly recommended!

Scout is such a cute shop in Roncesavlles Neighbourhood…read more A great selection of unique and thoughtful gifts for all occasions. The store though small but all their items is displayed nicely with great presentations. Great place to pick up gifts for that special someone that appreciate better things in life.

Outstanding communication and response to a shipping that Canada Post messed up. Will definitely…read morebuy from them again, even though I live across the country, in Vancouver.

4.5 rounding up to 5…read more I've shopped here on a few occasions over the years. I always make a point of stopping in whenever I'm in Leaside. It's conveniently located on the corner. Easy to see, but parking is dicey as it always is along this section of Bayview. As you'd guess from the name, they carry a good selection of writing implements like Lamy as well as more affordable options (but you won't find a Montblanc.) They have wrapping paper you can buy cut to measure from rolls, and many high end greeting cards you won't find elsewhere. They have a decent but not exhaustive selection of notebooks and calendars. As you also might guess, there are loads of cute decor knickknacks, toys and puzzles, and personal items like wallets and purses. The best part is the uniqueness of their items. It's a good place to find gifts. I wound up finding a great Lego Animal Crossing set for a Christmas gift. The prices are a little high, but not outrageously so. The service on my recent visit was lovely. The lady obviously enjoys working there and her good mood is infectious. She had an especially friendly attitude toward the dog ahead of me with its owner in line. I'm glad they've continued to stay open. I always look forward to going in again.

Cheryl and her staff have always been able to bring to the neighbourhood a wonderful mix of Home…read more Decor and of course Greeting Cards! They have been part of my 'go to' for all things gif for many years! Thank you for helping me find just the perfect gift, the perfect card and making my experience in your gorgeous retail space so enjoyable.

If you are a stationary girly, then this is the place for you! I fell in love with The Paper Place…read morewhen I first moved downtown. It is conveniently located across from Trinity Bellwoods, with lots of lovely coffee shops nearby. The space inside is very inviting and organized. I love the origami paper section; the papers have so many beautiful designs and patterns. I don't think they sell any regular ball ink pens here but you will find lots of colourful, thin, marker-type pens and black drawing pens.

I always have grand ideas of being someone that sends letters, writes in journals, sketches in…read morenotebooks. I buy the supplies and then....nothing. Maybe a thank you card here and there. Holiday cards. But that's it. Yet, I still yearn for and cherish all things papier. So yeah, The Paper Place? Very VERY for me. They've got beautiful decorative papers, weights for different projects and needs, origami paper, notebooks, gifts, cards, calendars, etc etc. It's my dream come true! Even if you're not into such things, it's a beautiful place to browse. But I dare you to not want to start your own collection once you step inside!

This is a convenience store where you can also buy fireworks when that time comes around…read more They also inflate balloons here. If you bring your own it is $1.29. If you want some type of extra are that holds the helium longer it's like a $1.75 each

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)