Roncesvalles Village Neighbourhood Shopping

Roncesvalles Village is the heart of Toronto's Polish community.

Boutiques and restaurants are mixed in with churches and bakeries. Even Kobassa wholesalers and the best pirogies I have ever tasted are found along Roncesvalles Avenue.

Roncesvalles starts just south of the junction of Dundas and Bloor streets and is easily accessible from both the Dundas or Queen street cars and the Bloor subway.


To the south Roncesvalles ends where King Street and Queen Street merge into the Queensway in the western edge of Parkdale.

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Mari Cla Ro – eco bags and clothing Mossini boutique – off priced clothing imported from Europe Mad gypsy High Park Tailors – mens & ladies suits Himalyan Collections She said BOOM! – used books & CDS Bead Junction Helga – woman’s clothing Set ME Free – bikes and cycle clothing Lady Toronto Exclusives Pollack’s Carpet Market A Good Read – new use rare books Pollock’s flooring & tile gallery Another Story bookshop Gazeta Dressers Kennel Café – dog & cat stuff Anna & Maria Gift Studio West Side Cycle Artus – Polish books, cosmetics, gifts

Scooter Girl La Moda Shoes All You Want Boutique – Gently Used & Vintage clothing  Novum Music Store  Imelda –shoes  Hawk Eyes - furniture Frock – women’s clothing & dresses  Planet Kid  European shoe boutique @Junction – skater type clothing Commesse - plus sized clothing Belo Fashions – wedding & special occasion dresses El Dorado – second hand clothing Macklems - Baby & Nursery gear If you think that you are going to be staying along Roncesvalles for lunch I highly recommend Cafe Polenz. They have the best perogies I have ever tasted with both sweet and savory flavors. YUM!