The older I get, the more I love a little trinket. I’m talkin’ key bowls, magnets, stickers, wall art, cards, stuffed animals, books, and decor pieces. Whatever I can get my hands on. Sometimes I make a whole day out of exploring trinket stores, and through my own research as well as the input of others, I’ve put together a list of the must-visits.
These are some of the very best trinket shops in Toronto.
I Have a Crush on You
This store in Liberty Village is what dreams are made of, and it’s where I go first when I need to buy a little gift for someone in my life.
The colourful decor will draw you in, and the fantastic trinkets will have you coming back again.
Where: 51 Jefferson Ave. Unit #2
Baa Baazaar
One of my best friends and I visit here whenever we can.
Located in Roncny, Baa Baazaar has the absolute cutest pieces. I recommend coming with a high budget because you’re going to want everything.
Where: 73 Roncesvalles Ave.
TOWN
Strolling down Bloor West? Add this stop.
TOWN has the best candles and cards, trust me, and enjoy.
Where: 1187 Bloor St. W.
The Flamingo
My favourite tote and bathrobe are from The Flamingo.
This store is on the east end, so if you’re from the area or haven’t been in a while, this is an excuse to go for a walk on Queen East.
Where: 991 Queen St. W.
Interesting Things
Every time I come to this store, I am greeted by some of the nicest employees I have ever encountered.
Here, you’ll be treated to some truly unique items you won’t see anywhere else. Hence, the name.
Where: 173 Baldwin St.
Happy trinket shopping, Toronto.
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