Need a party dress? Or a decent looking frock for functional every day good looks? A great…read moreselection of small labels and a genuine welcoming fun atmosphere. Prices are decent for the working class.

Such a good variety of repro vintage clothes. They were super friendly and didn't rush me when I…read moregot there an hour before close. I got so many cute things!!!

Posh is always an interesting browse. Most of the pieces (yes, I'm calling them pieces) are $50+,…read morewith many separates around the $100 mark, as I recall. I'd suggest it for upscale casual wear, funky office wear, and glittering tea gowns. She keeps a decent range of sizes, though one might not have much selection over a 14. The clientele isn't easily pigeonholed (except by pocketbook); my mom and I both shop here. Most recently, I brought a friend here to look for a dress for her wedding, and she found one that might, funnily enough, trump everything we saw on the Danforth.

I stopped in with a friend after we noticed a beautiful necklace in the window. it was a one of a…read morekind piece from Israel, and we also admired other pieces of jewelry in the store. I ended up getting a nice agate bracelet, and the price was just right! they accepted my visa but had to give me a hand written receipt. I would have preferred a traditional printed out receipt from a cash register, so that's why I didn't give 5 stars. I need my receipts for certain reasons, and hand written receipts don't help me, unfortunately. However, the attendant was very nice and helpful and the selection was beautiful and high quality.

Terrible customer service and unfriendly sour faces. Been…read moreshopping there a few times before but I always get the same attitude. My last purchase was a Veja shoe and when i was at the store it seemed ok but when I tried at home with a sock it was a bit tight. I tried to exchange for one size larger and because I didn't have the box with me they didn't any to do anything about it. I didn't wear once and still sitting on my closet. I have always tried to support the local shops but I don't feel like going back there ever again. thank you so much for your good business " Good Neighbour"

Queen West meets Queen East at Good Neighbour, as they bring that hip west-side taste and retail…read moreexperience to the east end. Housed in a cute Victorian small-town cottage beside the Leslieville Pumps gas station/grub joint, the store is like a teleporter to that other side of Queen Street, that I wonder if I am even in my own neighbourhood anymore whenever I step inside. I guess it's a sign of the times in the east end, as much as it is an interesting addition to the Leslieville strip. I was forwarded a meme whilst contemplating this nonsense (because apparently no one else has yet, bloody hell), and on it, a satirical list of things purported to be signs your 'hood is gentrifying, including an "inexplicable general store." Inexplicable. General. Store. I guess that best explains Good Neighbour. True to form, the place is filled with all sorts of eclectic and stylish stuff of all random categories scattered everywhere, like greeting cards, clothes and outerwear, mugs, footwear, backpacks, cosmetics, stationery. It's sort of like a Drake General Store (or maybe even an Urban Outfitters), but with more emphasis on fashion and lifestyle goods... and less on random cheeky hipster gag gift kitsch. There's a small kids section tucked in the back by the fitting room stalls, with an assortment of dresses, toys, puzzles, and humourous books. The men's stuff upstairs kind of scares me with the quantity of soaps and toiletries for the discerning well-groomed hip man. The place itself is a marriage of curated hip(ster) tastes (oh wait, they even have a table of selected Drake General Store crap for sale), and Club Monaco chic. Thankfully like a good neighbour the folks here don't stink so much of that douchey we're-too-cool-for-thou attitude that many hipster businesses are known for--they instead stink of individual cheerful Queen West-esque personality and a level of helpfulness not normally seen in a more corporate fashion boutique. Pricey? Kinda expected that. What is not expected are the sale offers that do pop up time and time again. My sister claims she bought a pair of jeans here for less than what Hudson's Bay was charging for the same brand. But I usually end up with socks, or scarves, or cards. Or whatever. {TTC: take the 72 bus or the 501-2-3 to Queen/Carlaw}

I was walking on Bayview Avenue and I stumbled across this great store and as I walked around…read moreloving everything I called my sister and we both went on a little shopping spree! Their clothes are so nice and they have great colours for tops, blouses, shorts, summer dresses and pants. I ended up with 4 items my first time around and I also bought a summer dress and I rarely , if ever wear a dress! My sister ended up buying 4 items as well and when we went back 2 weeks later and we got more stuff! Her summer selection is great, her prices are very reasonable and we can't wait to go and buy more items. The women who runs the store is so sweet and helpful and that's another reason we enjoy shopping here so often. it's our new go-to- favourite store!!

Wow did I have a terrible experience in this store. Fari if that is her name. I was told was…read morethe manager. Then heard she was the owner. I guess it depends what your complaint is. I walked in one Saturday to peek around. Not somewhere I have shopped before but decided to check it out. I saw a sweater I liked and wanted the small. My right size. It was in the window. The woman that was helping me kept giving me the large to try. I kept saying over and over that I did not want to try it just purchase the small and was waiting around for them to get it out of the window. That's when Fari came into the picture. I have never met such a rude arrogant woman She was of no help what so ever as a matter of fact we got into an argument over a simple purchase of a sweater in the window. When I asked for her business card she told me to leave the store. It was definitely not worth the horrible experience for a simple top. Anyway I left and so did a few other customers after seeing what went on. I messaged Nicola who I thought might have been the owner. That was a waste of time. Anyway if you want to be treated properly there is a location on Yonge street it's a franchise so different owners etc. was a MUST better experience.

This is an awesome store for all you ladies out there. For the guys, this is probably a place you…read moreshould check out when gift shopping for your special little lady. The store is mostly clothing but they have a good selection of handbags and purses. The front of the store and the area around the cash register is loaded with fun odds and ends like purse hangars, compact shopping bags, and umbrellas. The ladies working were friendly and helpful.

Went into this store and not only did they have what I was looking for, despite being busy a clerk…read morespent a lot of time with me as I decided between colours and styles of a handbag and wallet. Great little shop with lots of fun and cute accessories. I will definitely be back.

This is a small boutique store selling women's clothing (eg. dresses, pants, camisoles, sweaters),…read moreaccessories (eg. belts, scarves), and jewelry. In the future they plan to sell shoes. The clothing is from Canadian and European designers. The materials used are eco-conscious. Even their hangers are recyclable. The target age-range is teens to late 80s. The clothing is up-to-trend. The staff are friendly and helpful. There is quiet up-beat modern, pop and jazz music playing in the background. The original owner was Erietta. She opened the store about 30 years ago. The new owner bought over the store about 7-8 years. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no washrooms. There is free and paid neighbourhood. Review 2022-101

i have been shopping here for the past several years and have spent a fair amount of money. the…read morestaff are very helpful, especially jenny. the problem i have is with judy. she is a Pollyanna rescuer. she gets involved with her customers on a very personal level. her husband is a man who has anorexia nervosa , ADHD and obsessive-compulsive disorder, how do i know this judy told me. her daughters also have severe psychiatric disorders and how do i know this because judy told me. she showers people with compliments and gets personally involved with her customers. i have waited a long time to write this review for fear of not being taken seriously. i feel jenny does not speak up for fear of reprisal. i fear jenny does not want to rock the boat or want to ignite bad blood. judy needs to keep her personal business out of the running of the store and stop airing her dirty laundry to her customers, i have not shopped at errieta in a long time and don't expect to in the future.

Local, independent women clothing. U can find unique or funky and quality pieces. Ive bought lots…read moreof different items im very happy with. They have desigual from spain i love and others from turkey etc. Very nice daughter n mom own th place.

Boutique La Villa is my one stop shop to go whenever I go to Danforth/ Pape area. Aside from the…read morefact that the boutique owner being one of the sweetest, warmest persons I've ever met, Boutique La Villa is one of the rare women's clothing boutiques where fashion meets art, style and great taste. Even if I am not going to buy anything, just stopping by to look at the paintings in the store, talk to the boutique owner Belcem, sorting through the shop gives me joy. It's one of the few places where you can buy unique, quality items that you are not likely to see at elsewhere or on another person, as most of the items you can find in this treasure place is based on the theme of "wearable art". So if you are an art-fan and have a unique style, you can be sure to find something for yourself here. Other than wearable art, the Dolcezza series, the boutique owner, Belcem, also carries Desigual items, a Spanish brand whose products I generally love. She also carries lovely, unique stuff from Turkey as well. The boutique is owned by a lovely mother and daughter duo, and though yes, the items sold may be a bit more pricier than mainstream big chains, big brands which are everywhere, one also shouldn't forget that this is a boutique, and items sold here are also unique, almost impossible to find or see any similar stuff elsewhere.

Love this store! I came here at the recommendation of a friend as I wanted to buy eco-friendly…read moreCanadian clothing. I went after having lunch in the area & found a nice selection of tops that I tried on in one of their change rooms. I ended up buying 4 tops & a cardigan. Some of the tops were on sale so score! This shop isn't a large shop but they manage to pack a lot of things in here. Besides the ladies clothing they also have things like wallets, bags, jewellery & some kitchen stuff (mugs, linens). Their winter scarves & gloves were on sale so I got a very pretty blue scarf too! I'd never heard of this store before as I don't frequent the Danforth area much. But I'm glad I came here after my friend recommended it. This is the kind of store I like to support. Ironically they carry one of the brands I like: Blue Sky Clothing. I had been buying this brand's clothing online. So it's nice to be able to try on the clothing at El Pipil! I'm definitely coming back in the future to buy clothing & other things.

Always superb selection of fine clothing for discerning tastes. Different and special. Few people…read morewill be seen wearing the same if ever.

This review is for the women's store! Which Jimi S. explains is a separate store from the men's…read more Lots of cute and stylish clothing from Canada, with some even designed locally in Toronto (finally something to wear to 100-mile dinner invites!) and not super expensive. For example, they have Canadian brand Kersh, (not 100-mile friendly) with tanks from $15, and dresses from $35.

this store was kind enough to divide itself into two distinctly sex based stores so that all of us…read morewho have difficulty distinguishing between the mens and womens garments no longer have to suffer in silence. this small store was the mens store. in it were blazers/sport jackets (whatever the hell sport that it is youd play in them i dont know), light long sleeve tee shirts, short sleeve tee shirts, some shoes, belts, bags, pants - both casual like jeans and more formal like, you know, sport pants (for that same elusive sport above). although i didnt ask and i would venture to say that if i really loved it they would order it in for me, make it or whatever it is they do, but they had about one size for each style of hat they had and though the selection seemed varied (for not being a hatter shop - hatter is the right term; i do my research), it was disheartening to have the majority of the hats resemble dunce hats on my head because they couldnt fit around its girth. (im fully willing to accept that im projecting the anger felt about my fat dome.) anyhow, they had those fargo hats with the flaps in a few different styles, some simple bowl toques that are in style these days (overpriced anywhere you go in my opinion) and a few caps here and there. all pretty cool and though not all styles agreed with me (we are talking taste wise here not swelled noggin), it was nice to see the variety. for about 60 or so dollars you could pick up a leather belt with an impressive buckle. the beauty of this belt is that once youve picked the right leather, first of all you can mix and match, because the belts and buckles are sold separately, and secondly, you can always come back for an alternate buckle (or buy as many buckles as you like at the same time i suppose). there were some really cool baseball tee shirts with those 3/4 arms that were very very thin and weathered in some way where patches of it looked thicker in material and some parts were much thinner. great shirt, but itd be a shirt id wear once in a while when i knew i was doing something nowhere near related to a game of baseball. the long sleeve collared shirts also stood out to me, with varied styles, nice patterns and fabrics. the jackets seemed not to stand out in the same way. all in all, i enjoyed this shop, will come here again, probably to buy a belt first and i look forward to their continued success.

This shop is a little-known gem in the heart of the Beach area. They feature Glam & Fame clothing…read more-- a Canadian line that offers unique, low priced seasonal clothing. The shop owner is a wonderful, friendly & welcoming gentleman who has a great eye for fashion and is happy to assist with suggestions of styles, colors, etc that will best suit the customer. You'll want to check this place out for a great, fun, shopping experience.

This store is slightly overwhelming, and a bit confusing - but once you realize that everything in…read morethe store is $29.99 (or $19.99 on sale), you get over that pretty quickly and start to dig. The space is packed full of clothing - there are literally racks behind racks. But the sales assistants are helpful and friendly and more to happy to share the story of the business. All the clothing is imported from France. Mostly dresses and tops, this store has saved me on several occasions when I've needed something in a hurry. Everything I've bought here has held up pretty well too, which is nice considering the price.