Home Goods Stores in Toronto-St. Paul's, Toronto, ON
Find accurate info on the best home goods stores in Toronto-St. Paul's, Toronto. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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Results from the 'Home Goods Stores' category in Toronto-St. Paul's, Toronto
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158 Eglinton Ave W, LAWRENCE PARK SOUTH, Toronto, M4R 1A7
(416) 482-7154
Internet Kitchen Store - kitchen tools, kitchenware, henckels, raclette, table tools, knives, cookware. 
The Internet Kitchen Store in Toronto is a small business praised for its wide selection of essential kitchen items and unique gadgets. Prices may be slightly higher than other stores but are justified due to the excellent customer service and knowledgeable staff. Many customers have found specific items they could not find elsewhere. The store offers a variety of knives with reasonable pricing for urgent needs. 
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384 Spadina Rd, KENSINGTON MARKET, Toronto, M5T 2G5
(416) 593-9734
Vêtements et Accessoires, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Home goods store, Paniers, Toys & Games, Hobbies, Basket Plaiter Place is a popular home goods store among customers, praised for offering reasonable priced, high-quality items. The store carries a diverse selection of woven and bamboo products. Shoppers appreciate the convenience of purchasing in person, as opposed to online, and the friendly staff. Some customers note occasional issues with store hours. 
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766 St Clair Ave W, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6C 1B5
(416) 652-0808
Home goods store, shopping, Baby Goods/Kids Goods Ecoexistence is a beloved home goods store in Toronto with an extensive selection of sustainable and eco-friendly products. Customers praise the store's quality items, knowledgeable and friendly staff, and warm atmosphere. The selection includes gift ideas, household supplies, and personal care products. Some shoppers appreciate the opportunity to bring their own containers for refills, reducing single-use plastic. 