I was walking around Kensington neighbourhood and saw this store. I walked in and was immediately…read moreimpressed by the variety of clothing and the abundance of each. I expected that they would only have a limited selection of each. The store is well organized and clean, though it could feel cramped in places. The service was good. There were many customers, but I avoided people in my pictures. After browsing around, I was told there is another floor! Impressive. Even more categories of clothing. There is no free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-227

Located in the famous Kensington Market neighborhood, this thrift shop is trendy without being…read moreoverwhelming, clean, orderly, with just a hint of chaos. The prices are a little higher than what I would normally pay to thrift, but they had some cool items (lots of denim) and friendly staff. I didn't get anything this time, but it's the kind of place you'll want to come back to for a more thorough lay of the land. I had fun sifting through the colorful abundant racks and sometimes, that's all you're looking for in a thrift experience.

I could spend a lifetime in here and not be sad. Love the concept, the space, the ideas that flow…read moreinto my head. That being said - so many dishes and dinner wear and cups... kinda boring Secondly the price of somethings is not as appropriate as others. $100 for a scratchy pillow but a fendi makeup bag for $40... so it's highs and lows but the price does drop as time goes on so it's all alright in the end. I'll be back to this place for a second time soon and I hope there is good turnover!

Great spot. Always very interesting selection of porcelain silver pictures and furniture…read more Very nice staff. Especially Warren is so wonderful cool and funny. I love the place and I go as often I am able to make the hike or someone drives me.

My daughter and husband were in Canada for a month and they were looking for a good vintage shop…read more this is the place to go. Very cute stuff. everyone was so nice and very helpful!! next time we're in Toronto, we would be more than happy to come back. Till then, we'll be on their Etsy shop!

From the owner: Curated selection of men's and women's vintage clothing and accessories from the 1920's to 1970's.read more

I've only had experience as a customer. This shop has a mix of both high end and affordable brands…read more Everything is organized either by brand or by style or designer which makes it very easy to shop. The clientele is middle aged women mostly and the clothes reflect that. You'll find J.Crew, Aritzia, Club Monaco, a lot of activewear brands, and for designer some Michael Kors or Tory Burch but nothing overly expensive. They mark down items after a month or two, and the prices are pretty fair.

Being of a selfless sort, I'll give away my best-kept sartorial secret whilst hoping that no one…read morereading shares both my style and size. The Comeback is the best women's consignment store in the city, hands down -- cross my heart; I'm a cast-off connoisseur. They only sell brand name clothes less than two years old, so while there's no vintage, it's like having a personal shopper who plumbs the mall for the best items. It is a Winners-killer. Perfect for a frugal soMEone who's not into shopping but likes having quality stuff. My finds over the years are too many to list, but some of my favourites include a $13 Harvey's seatbelt bag, killer Diesel jeans for $11, a stylin' $45 Mexx interview-type suit that evidently did the trick. Everything here is sorted by size instead of colour, which is precisely how all second-hand stores ought to be. The stellar organization makes it way faster to find things, and the finds are so abundant here that I always creatively interpret the six-item limit at the change rooms. Older stock will get discounted up to 70% (I think), but tags are sometimes not marked down yet, so ask and check the date on the tag to see if it might get further reduced. It's exclusively women's wear and accessories, but no shoes. While clean and orderly, the store probably hasn't seen a reno since Michael Jackson was black, but who cares? Not I. This place deserves a bajillion stars and is absolutely worth the trip out to Etobicoke.

I've been on the lookout for a vintage racer motorcycle jacket for awhile now and am I ever glad I…read morepopped into this hip Queen West spot. The owner was there and he was cool and pleasant. The shop is big with lots of room and mirrors so there's no claustrophobic feeling that you get in many of the other jam packed vintage shops. Lisa was amazingly vibrant and helpful and after trying on every Jacket on the rack I whittled it down to two. I bought both. Very pleased. Great selection of quality vintage goods. Awesome experience and I'll be going back.

One of my favourite vintage stores in Toronto. House of…read moreVintage staff is very friendly and helpful, and the owner always starts up a conversation. I always take time to stop by when I'm in the City. Can't wait to go back!

Great name! The staff was friendly, happy I came…read moreacross/stopped in. Having been in a lot of antique shops, this spot desperately needs an 'organiser', someone to help arrange the aisles, make sense of the stock. A lot of it gets lost, missed due to the clutter. A few people inside makes it difficult to navigate the very tight thin aisles. Looking forward to returning.

Things I regret in life: Not finding out about this store years ago! After randomly passing by…read moreRansack the Universe earlier today while driving down Bloor St, I was able to snag a parking spot close by and make my way here. The store is packed with everything you could think of from old magazines, VHS tapes, vintage clothes (including an OJ Simpson jersey I regret not snagging), CDs, old jewelry, records, and a thousand other little knick-knacks and do-dads you would expect to find at a little antique shop. The store is two levels and features a few different rooms full of stuff to sort through. Sadly, I didn't find anything today that caught my eye but this is definitely the type of store that fills up with new merchandise weekly. I will definitely be making sure to stop in at least once a month to see what new stuff has entered the store!

Primo location for Kensington Mkt. Prices are on the HIGH…read moreside in comparison to other second hand shops on this area. Still a staple of the Mkt.

This wasn't what we were expecting, but I have to give them credit…read more We thought it would be a bargain-style thrift shop. Nope, it's a vintage clothing boutique. So yeah, we found tons of awesome things, but they weren't cheap. But I have to say, it's clean, well organized, and the staff are friendly and very helpful. And some of the pieces are so great it's fun just browsing. We didn't end up getting anything, because we are cheapskates, but I still think it's a great shop in a cool neighborhood.

A very funky, welcoming place to visit. Well curated with really thoughtful vintage pieces. Good…read moreprices and very interesting pieces.

There is a lovely, welcoming and well-acquainted vibe when you enter Mama Loves You on Queen…read moreStreet. The shop itself seems to be an anomaly on the street: threadbare antique rugs on the floor, creaky, well-worn original floorboards and a tall, tin-plated ceiling all harken back to an older time. And the soothing sounds of Ray Charles play out of the vintage stereo as you shop. The selection of clothing is unlike any other store in the city. You get the impression you're in a high-end vintage store in Brooklyn or Manhattan. But without the New York City price tags. Everything seems to be excellently curated by the owner, Mahro, who is so knowledgeable about the history of clothing, and of each piece. She'll tell you straight up if something does or does not suit you. Every item is well priced and extremely well presented. Overall, this is an excellent vintage store, with plenty of goodies for both women and men.

Love the place! We've bought lamps, dining room chairs, cabinets and some china.Absolutely…read moredelightful!

Such great finds at great prices. It's really fun to check out each of the locations in Hamilton,…read moreOakville and Aurora. I have found such great treasures from a little glass dish to artwork and mirrors to my husband's new favourite chair. Love The Millionaire's Daughter!