I've been several times over covid. They have a small counter, I tell them I want something for {insert description gift is for}. Then they bring some items, and as long as I'm not picky or too selective, I get a gift. I think this is the easiest way to buy a present. I'm over looking in aisles and aisles of stuff. This way is quick and easy. I imagine they'll change back to a regular store where people browse soon. Their stuff isnt the cheapest, but it's ok, support local. Oh, and we always got their sun hats in the summer. read more

Today I handed down to my daughter of 26 years, her Snug as a Bug blanket. Very bright and cheerful fabric I know she will cherish for her daughter. read more

If you're looking for fantastic curated items for children, this is the first place you want to stop in at. They have small selections, but everything is fantastic. The thing is, you're paying for that curation. The prices will be a little bit higher than buying at other stores, or online. But don't you want that warm feeling that comes from supporting local businesses? They also have plastic utensils for small children for a buck a piece. Can't knock that value. read more

I found them online and bought two pairs of onesies that were on clearance. So instead of paying for delivery you have the option of picking them up at their Junction location. Two days later I got the call my order was ready. On a snowy Saturday I made the trek to the Junction to get them. It seems like a kid's store inside. Tight but tidy space. I informed the girl who was working there that I was there to pick up my order. She stopped what she was doing and got my order. She offered me a bag to carry my pj's in. Then she went back to what she was doing. So I wouldn't say friendly, nor interested to see if there was anything else I needed. So I said thanks and left. I guess I'll go back online to see if the have cotton onesies. read more

Snug As A Bug - My onesies! They are super comfy and warm while we live through this harsh winter. - Children's Clothing Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I had high expectations for a onesie, and this product exceeded my expectations. My daughter's onesie is thick, very well made and fits wonderfully (almost 5'10" and the medium is perfect). She is always on the cold side, so this is great for her. She plans on wearing it camping too. Be warned. These aren't inexpensive and I did kind of gulp at the price tag. But the way I figure, she'll have it for years as opposed to one or two years from another store. I love that's it's made in Canada. I am so excited for her and I'm going to get my other daughter one for Christmas next year. Snug as a Bug online was the ticket for me!!!!! read more

Snug As A Bug - Pockets and a hood really complete the look. - Children's Clothing Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

We walked in, and I was drawn over to a rack of cute kid-sized personalized aprons. I was about to really enjoy the store, when a big cat *growled* at my husband and baby. We left. In my opinion, cats do not have a place in a kids' store. I'd be worried about the cleanliness of anything I would consider purchasing. read more

I was happy dealing with the staff but as soon as the owner was involved (scowling, condescending, librarian type) I decided to take my 200$ elsewhere. I like to buy local and support regardless of the higher prices but I'd rather buy online and save the money then having to deal with an ounce of the ignorance and attitude. NO THANKS! P.S. I don't know what happened with the other reviewer but the cat was super friendly (AND MASSIVE!) . maybe the owner should take some notes from that friendly feline. read more

I come here for all my friend's kids birthday presents. They have a wide selection of fun kids clothes and games! I even bought my daughter's first swimsuit here- it is the cutest, with little mermaids on it. Prices are pretty affordable and the selection is great! They are also helpful at helping you find the right purchase. read more

Cute kids boutique in the Junction. Prices are obviously higher than getting kids stuff at Toys R Us or Walmart but if you need one or two special items, I think it's worth it. Case in point - I needed some warm winter mittens for the little one. Mittens that would be waterproof and would stay on. I found Canadian-made MimiTens at Snug as a Bug and picked up a pair. At $23 for baby size and $26 for size 1-2, the mittens weren't cheap. Though the quality of the mittens were much better than anything I could find at the Gap or Old Navy. Warm hands for baby in the winter is worth the price. Service was friendly and helpful. Saw the giant fat tabby cat and swore he was a real life Garfield. read more

I brought my three year old son in to try on shoes. My son misbehaved by not wanting to try on shoes, trying to grab shoes, yelling, crying. We were the only ones in the store. I tried to keep everything under control and calm, he has Autism and these things can be difficult. He did not break anything, he did not soil anything. But he was defiant. We were met by dirty looks, scowling, and eye rolling from the woman who works there (owner? staff? I don't know) My son and I frequent most Junction business and everyone is so warm and awesome and patient and understanding, but not this store. If your child is special needs, don't go to this place. read more

My husband and I had decided to wait for another two years before we do the BIG thing and attempt child rearing. At the moment we're just not ready, but... all of our friends are! In 2009 alone, five new little ones have or will be making their appearances amongst our friends and family. The last baby shower that I had attended was a huge deal, 'cause the parents-to-be had a tough time conceiving. They tried for years and finally the miracle that they've been asking for occurred a little over eight months ago. So last weekend I was a bit jumpy about what to get our good friends as a gift for their shower. Sure, clothes were fine and simple to find (and there's oodles of stuff for baby girls which is what they've been told they're having), but I was pretty sure that the mommy-to-be was going to have hordes of pink clothing to coo over from just about everyone else bringing presents along. During our walk along the Junction Arts Festival, we had decided to pop into Snug As A Bug and see if there was anything "cool" to purchase as a gift. We walked in, and the sales woman was all smiles and friendly behind the counter. She looked well-knowledged, so I felt comfortable walking up to her for help. I told her that we were looking for some ideas for a girl baby-shower and she was truly helpful, walking us through the store and pointing out different items that could work as gifts. As luck would have it, after the short walk, we ended up back at the cash register and found the perfect gift right behind the counter. I don't remember the exact name for it, but we wound up purchasing a car-seat cover that supposedly fits all models and acts like an additional car blanket for the winter months. We're always conscious of bringing cloth bags with us (even before the 5 cent per bag deal), so we were prepared to bag the item to go; but the sales woman gave us one of their reusable bags for free. The really cool thing about the bag is that it has a $10 off coupon ($75 or more) printed right on it to use in store or online. I've heard that kids are expensive, so I gave the bag to the parents-to-be along with their gift! We had a simple friendly experience, and walked away with exactly what we were looking for. I know that in the coming months I'll go there again for another well priced baby-shower gift. And for anyone looking for a good place to shop really soon, I saw this ad on their website while writing this review: "Second-Year Anniversary Sale From September 24th-27th everyone saves 20% to 50% off their entire purchase by popping a balloon! Come and celebrate with us and enjoy FREE refreshments, and a FREE loot bag filled with gifts and deals from local businesses." read more

My daughter planned a birthday dinner here ...we were told the wait was 1 hr. They gave us the pager and took down the number. We asked how far we could go with the pager and was told down to end of the boardwalk. One hour and 20 minute later we had not received a pager or call. When we approached them we were told we were next. Waiting we noticed a whole bunch of people get called in and they did not even hold a pager. When we approached them again we were told again that we were next this time with the excuse that we were paged and called. Which was untrue. I asked to be speak to the manager. When this rude manger came out already with an attitude. I asked if she wanted to speak in private since there was a line of upset people at ear shot. I was told no and she would not even listen to our concerns...when a second manager (we believe because he did not introduce himself) approached ... he was even worse!! We were not even given a chance to state our concerns. Two hours later he asked us to leave....Terrible management skills . My daughter was in tears... i realize with Covid everything is more stressful but they have had plenty of time to prepare and believe me this is not worth the bad service to have a view of boats on a very small body of dirty water... Please spread the word. Horrible horrible staff and service. Disorganized. Never ever going there again. . Thanks for ruining my birthday #Snug Harbour Seafood. read more

Some nice stuff but quite overpriced. The proprietor has some very disturbing ideas about gender roles and is very condescending. The rest of the staff is very friendly however. read more

Nice local Canadian made childrens clothing. I love the hats they have. The summer hats are not only cute by are practical for children and provide UV protection. The winter hats are cute too especially the ones that are animals. They have a beaver, moose, frog, cat, bunny, pig and others. The service is great I have always been greeted with a smile and offered help. They also have a cute chunky cat in the store, the kids love going in there to see him too! read more

I bought kids pjs a week and a half ago and when I went to pick them up was surprised to see that they had 30% off all items. My question to the clerk regarding whether I could get the price adjustment since I bought a week ago was met with a blank stare and a no. So, be aware that they have a Thanksgiving weekend sale but don't price adjust for recently bought items. They've lost me as a customer and I will share this experience with as many people as I can. read more

The Asian locking girl at the counter really had an attitude when I asked for a discount on a broken wrapping of a toy, which I wanted to give as a present. As I told her, she was still not respectful. This is not how you should treat customers. read more

Great store with friendly staff. Only giving it a three star due to the fact that the cotton onesie I was so looking forward to owning has been a disappointment. Yes it comfy and super warm BUT it pilled like crazy after the first wash and it's just been getting worse. I've never put it in the dryer. It was driving me so crazy I don't bother wearing it anymore. Wish I bought this one item elsewhere. But a flannel one if that is an option. read more

Have been in several times to purchase small things for my friends and family. The young women/men behind the counter are always nice and knowledgeable about the product and are very willing to help out. The owner, who I have encountered twice now, is the exact opposite. Condescending, rude and generally unpleasant. Not what I would expect from this kind of store. Product is good but not nearly good enough or well priced enough to deal with having to encounter her again. read more

To get the right size the website says to order larger for sizes that fall between two sizes, so I did. I had to have the onesie shipped because I live in the states. The onesie cost about $50, then I had to pay $13 in shipping. When the onesie came, it was WAY too big. I had to return it. However, the company doesn't pay for return shipping outside of Canada. It cost $28 to mail back the onesie (cheapest USPS option). So for a $50 onesie I paid an extra $41 and have no onesie. Buyer beware if you are in the states. read more