I ordered a Jellycat online for shipping and the process was very easy and smooth. I wasn't home…read morewhen it was delivered but I believe it is personally delivered by someone that works there. (I could be wrong). They were kind enough to leave it with my neighbour and sent me a text message notifying me of such. It was wrapped so beautifully with a lot of care and attention. I'll definitely purchase again in the future.

I looooove this gift shop run by a lovely mother-daughter duo. They have beautiful things for…read moregrown-ups and kids. They even have a cool selection of retro toys (think View Master and etch-a-sketch). We always find something wonderful to purchase here. Unique assortment of goods, and displayed in a such a lovely way.

The coolest place ever! Loved the variety of product and range of prices. Fantastically curated.read more

From the owner: We are a gift store located at 3069 Dundas St. West, in Toronto's vibrant Junction neighbourhood…read more Our store specializes in selling unique, handmade and locally made goods created by a variety of artisans. Our vendors each decorate their own retail space and earn 100% of their sales! All our members rent their space for 4 weeks at a time, and we offer different membership packages that include several ways in which we provide artisans our support.

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.

Still a good place to come shop. Eco-friendly in the sense that you can bring containers and have…read moreit filled up with soap and so on, like a bulk store. I love the jewellery in there, and found recycled silverware as bracelets and rings. I like the bags in there - straw ones, great recycled sari robes, and it is really nice to shop, with totes and interesting items which are perfect as gifts.

Roncesvalles just keeps getting better and better and although the world can always use more super…read morekielbasa, Ecotique is a welcome addition to the street. I wandered in there with a vague notion that they would probably carry glass water bottles. And they do. But they also carry all kinds of environmentally respectful cute and useful items like jewelry, stationary, journals, beauty products, baby stuff, etc etc etc.. Granted, the stuff doesn't come cheap - this is for the gauche bourgeousie - but it's all solid goods that are worthwhile investments. Examples: - reusable lunch containers in stainless steel and bpa free plastic - recycled beer bottle glasses (which I purchased as a host gift for my brother) - water bottles by all those chic envirotype companies - greeting cards that double as coasters -reusable lunch bags There's lots more but i can't really remember. I walked in for a water bottle and walked out with the bottle, the beer glasses and a lunchbox with robots on it for my son. If he doesn't like it, I'll gladly use it. Sales people are super-helpful. I'll be back - you should check it out too!

Lovely shop east of Keele in the Junction. Came across it by accident and got some great gifts and…read morehot sauce for a family party. Really nice selection of hand-made crafts, jewelery, clothes and local artisan type stuff.

From the owner: Simply Beautiful is a gifting boutique curated with unique products that have been sourced from…read moresmall design companies and artists. A mini one of a kind right in the Junction community of Toronto. Each product has a rich story waiting to be told. Handmade jewellery, letterpress cards, green beauty products, eco-friendly items ,clothing and lots of unique products bought in small batch.

Fabulous place! I stopped in to check it out and immediately wanted to buy everything…read more This place has a great selection of small and large plants; a great number of succulents and unique desk plants that are healthy and well cared for. I enjoyed the large selection of aromatherapy products as well; roll-ons, soaps, lotions and more. I bought a roll-on that ended up being empty, brought it back and the owner was immediately horrified, offered a new one, checked it was full and vowed to check with her supplier. They stand behind what they sell here and are exceedingly kind. My only concern is that I pass by this place often, and I know I'm going to buy a LOT of things here!

From the owner: Plants, flowers and handmade local goodsread more

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

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

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.

Large selection of Art Deco, Art Nouveau, and industrial lights and other pieces. Very helpful…read morestaff. Will go back and buy more items.

I've been to my fair share of antique shops where the owners hang over you like vultures, guarding…read moretheir hoards of stuff. But that is simply not the case when it comes to this lovely antique lighting store. It's a clean, organized shop run by a welcoming patron who knows a lot about the history of the area. It's not overly big, so things are easy to find-- glittery chandeliers, Tiffany style lamps, Art Deco wall sconces-- and nothing is caked in dust (you can actually SEE the lights!). Prices range depending on what you're looking for (as expected), but there's no problem finding the price as delicate tags hang about the room above you like snowflakes. Oh, and don't hesitate to ask him to turn all the lights on. It's spectacular to see everything lit up (even better, go at dusk for an even better view).