Toronto Neighbourhood Shopping Guides

Toronto neighbourhoods have so much shopping I hardly know where to start!

From the sophisticated designer labels of Bloor Yorkville

To the boutiques along the Eglinton Way

To the authentic Greek and Italian neighbourhoods of the Danforth and Corso Italia

Every shopper is sure to find something they like shopping in Toronto!

If you are looking for a more exhaustive list of Toronto neighbourhood shopping check out Toronto shopping districts.

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Bloor Yorkville

When most people think of Toronto shopping their minds immediately go to the Bloor Yorkville and for good reason.

With the most coveted names in fashion represented here every shopoholic's dreams can come true!

Those on a budget shouldn’t shy away, however, as there are a number of fashion conscious discount retailers and mid market favourites to be found.

From Holt Renfrew, to Banana Republic to H&M there is something for everyone on this street!

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Yonge & Eglinton

Also known as young & eligible, this shopping district starts at the intersection of Yonge & Eglinton with the Yonge Eglinton Center and follows Yonge north to Sporting Life.

One of my all time favourite shopping areas with plenty of great eats to tide you over while shopping, boutiques (Mendocino & Muskat Brown)are mixed with perennial favourites (Gap & Club Monaco).

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Davisville

With a stretch of shopping along Yonge and one along Mt. Pleasant, this Toronto neighbourhood offers some unique boutique shopping.

Along Yonge, there are currently more restaurants than clothes shops, however along Mt. Pleasant you will find a bunch of kids clothing boutiques & one of Toronto's best maternity stores.

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Yonge & St. Clair

This Toronto shopping neighbourhood is nestled in amongst office towers and lunch time eateries. If you are looking for shoes, its a great spot to hit!

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Kensington Market 

This is a big neighbourhood littered with a mix of vintage and modern shopping amongst food stalls and ethnic grocery stores. Kensington Market is nestled next door to Chinatown so there is a bit of an asian flare mixed in with Mexican and vegan as well. Its known for cheap threads and cheap eats!

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Avenue Rd

Along Avenue Rd between Lawrence and the 401 is an eclectic strip of shopping, eating and drinking!

There is one of the cities larges LCBO locations (two stories!), designer resale, riding paraphernalia and more!

This Toronto neighbourhood shopping stretch is long so bring your walking shoes.

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Little Italy

Mmmm Italian food, martinis and clubs. Little Italy definitely has night life going on. But during the day this pretty stretch of College between Bathurst and Ossington is a perfect spot to meet for lunch and shopping. And perhaps a gelato.

Did you know that there are actually two Little Italies? The second is Corso Italia along St. Clair west and is even more Italian than the first Little Italy! Ciao Bella!

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Danforth

The Danforth is known for the plethora of Greek restaurants influenced by the ethnicity of its residents.

But the Danforth is also a great boutique shopping area as well as home to Toronto's oldest (and arguably the best) bridal shop; Becker Bridal.

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Rosedale

Rosedale might be better known for the estates and moneyed reputation of its residents but there is some interesting shopping along the section of Yonge that runs from the Summerhill subway stop to the Rosedale stop.

Along this stretch you will find a number of antique & furniture stores intermingled with fun clothing boutiques such as nyla and specialty stores like the Spotted Zebra. Don't forget Gee Beauty for your spa needs and stop at the Doria cafe for lunch!

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The Eglinton Way

Eglinton west of Avenue offers a wide range of clothing shops for Women, men and kids. Shoes and accessories aren't forgotten either! TNT, Liv by Au Lit & Madison shoes are mixed in with Kick Maternity and Oink!

Bargain hunters beware, this stretch of Eglinton is all upscale.

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Leaside

Along Bayview south of Eglinton and north of Davisville is a stretch of shopping, restaurants and bakeries that can entertain ladies who lunch to young families for an afternoon. Amongst the shops is the cities top rated Hollywood Gelato, and an elegant garage sale!

This section is not for teens or those in their twenties, the clothing offerings are for more mature women and men. But a must visit for expecting couples & young parents.

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Leslieville

This Toronto neighbourhood has a cozy small town feel. 

Except that the shopping offered here is immensely better than anything you would find in rural Ontario!

From bakeries, to antiques, vintage, recycled and brand spanking new clothing, you might think you aren't hip enough to shop here. But you are!

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The Beaches

Visiting the Beaches neigbourhood transports you to a small cottage town without even leaving the city. With a mix of chain stores and independent boutiques this shopping neighbourhood is a must visit!

You can even stay at the Beach if you want, Days Inn has a hotel right in this neighbourhood. Wander down to Lake Ontario and then wander back to the strip along Queen E for lunch and shopping! The makings of the perfect day.

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Yonge Lawrence Village

Last stop along Yonge Street before the 401 this North Toronto neighbourhood is boutique filled and family friendly. Looking for Anne Klein, head to Tique. Looking for menswear look next door at the Coop. Need a bra or swimsuit? Melmira is where you should head next. So much shopping to do before you can head back on the highway!

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