This convenience store opened on 2023-05-15 near the main entrance of Dufferin Mall…read more There are now 6 locations in South Ontario, and the only location in Toronto.  Each location usually carries everything. However, because this store is next to a convenience store, this location is not allowed to sell products like lotteries, regular pop, regular chips, etc. As a result, this location sells exotic snacks from USA, UK, and Asia. They also sell products that are trending on TikTok; this is the first I heard a store sell merchandise based on TikTok! Their first location started in Ajax in 2017. There is no WiFi yet, but they are planning on offering it; meanwhile, you can use Dufferin Mall's free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no washrooms, but the mall have them close by. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2023-140

Needed some pictures for an application form and after searching landed here. Inside a Hasty…read moreMarket. The individual who manages the store and this photo and key cutting and female manages the PC and mobile phone repair and just about everything. Very good service and reasonable prices. The service quick and easy. Highly recommend.

This is a convenience store not too much and has everything that a convenience store has…read moreAdditionally has ice for parties and a place for taking pictures for ur passports and other stuff The person at the counter was helpful here Got a picture taken was really quick and the cashier super helpful Could not find our Favourite Magnum ice creams A good place to go to pick up stuff in a rush as no queues outside and no rush

I entered this convenience store and was called on a no caller ID 3 times then I had made a…read morepurchase of roughly $11 for a succulent plant and then I tapped my card on their white tap machine and suddenly within 10 minutes I got reports from my bank that my account had been hacked so I would like to report this company for having a skimmer in their machine and stealing.

This convenience store is pretty standard as far as independent convenience stores go in Toronto. I…read morefound this place to be handy when I was going to Blockbuster across the street to pick up snacks to go with my movie rentals. The store is a little creepy with the ceramic dog statues in the window that never seem to sell.

This is a typical Toronto convenience store. With big box stores looming on the horizon,…read moredocumenting these tiny businesses seems more important now than ever. After checking in with the Yelp app, only after years of coming to this store, do I realize that it's name is One Star, kinda cool in itself. They have a decent selection of chips and frozen treats, plus a magazine stand. The wall behind the til is decorated with winning lottery tickets as an incentive to buy. There is also a coffee pot on with a combo deal along with a beef patty. Totally adequate and convenient hours.

This is a convenience store that has been operating for at least 6 years. It looks like an…read moreextension built to the side of a two-storey building. This store is more of a general store than a convenience store. There are some Greek-relayeditems like flags and books. They also sell picture frames, extension cords, boxing gloves, mortars, cheese graters, and lottery tickets. It is dark inside. They only accept cash or debit. They sell lottery tickets and have a 24h/day ATM at the front, outside the store. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-018

This is a convenience store in a rectangular building with two other businesses. When I first came…read morehere on 2021-05-31, I was very confused because it looked like one business. I found out that all three businesses are owned by the same owner. Now, on 2023-08-23, these businesses are more clearly delineated, so less confusing. This convenience store occupies the back 50% of the building. They sell all the typical products in a convenience store, but there is more. There is a bank machine. There is a Bitcoin machine. There is an Amazon pickup hub. There is an area dedicated to clothes! There is free WiFi. The building is not wheelchair accessible since there is a step at the entrance. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-270

This is a very small convenience store, tucked away on the north side of Pinnacle Centre condos. It…read morefelt crowded in there but the aisles were wide enough for a single person to pass through. They appear to sell things commonly found at a convenience store. They sell lottery tickets. If you happen to want to pay for the tickets by credit card, you can pay an extra $0.50 or buy another food item. The 2 staff were courteous. There is no free WiFi. The store is no wheelchair accessible (aisles are too narrow). There are no customer washrooms. Review 2022-109

Came to Elm Basket to get a copy of my key and fob. Their prices are very reasonable - if I recall…read morecorrectly, it was about $6 per key copy and $30 for a fob. This is by far cheaper than some other fob places (eg. Mini Fob) where it's closer to $80! They were able to get all my items copied (2 keys and 1 fob) in about 5-10 minutes while I waited. My fob worked perfectly fine but my cut keys do NOT work - they were not cut very precisely so one doesn't turn in the lock at all, and the second does turn but gets jammed easily. Overall I would recommend them to get your fob done, but I would suggest you go elsewhere to get some keys cut.

This variety store has all the typical items expected at a variety store. I typically don't buy…read morestuff from variety stores because of their higher prices compared to grocery stores, of which there are many within walking distance. However, I have come to this store a few times to buy or collect winnings from lottery tickets. The older woman is pleasant while the younger woman is just average when it comes to customer service. The store is clean and well-lit.