Excellent workmanship, great fabric selection, friendly ,…read moreknowledgeable staff. 10out of 10.

I had an antique wooden chair with a broken back which I left with them as the person who fixes…read morechairs was not in. The chair was one of a set of eight dining room chairs. About a week later, I was told my chair was beyond repair. I picked it up and found a little shop called Broken Leg Furniture Repair. The owner is the repair man and he took it on. One week and $400 later the chair looked like it had never been broken. He did a masterful job. So much for John and Chris.

This store is great, and I'm proud to see it thrive as yet another Mt. Pleasant gem. If you like…read moreclassy and tasteful Home furniture and accessories Unlike some stores, what you see in the front window really is a preview of what's inside: a tasteful and classy selection of home furniture and accessories, among others. I came looking for a wedding anniversary gift and the ladies we

Shop owner acts like she hates being there and hates customers. Even though I spend money there…read morenothing makes her happy and doesn't even bother to thank. If she hates being there that much why is she sitting there all day with her miserable face, I wonder. Perhaps nothing else to do with her life.

Are you someone with too much money on your hands? NO? Perhaps too much time (like me?) Then come…read morevisit this store. I feel like it's a store owned by rich people because they're bored and felt like they had to do something with their lives, and filled the store with stuff to sell other rich folks things that they don't really want or need because they're also bored and feel the need to shop. Like that. I think it's owned by a mother and daughter team (they were the two in the store, booking a hair appointment) that just picked out stuff they liked to display around the shop. At least the daughter said 'Hello' to me, I didn't get that at Le Labo, as I was COMPLETELY ignored because of my lack of flashy jewels, pearls, and the prerequisite "I'm-so-rich-I-sound-like-a-bored-valley-girl" accent. Some of it was cute if I had a home and wanted to decorate, but their 'too-good-for-customer-service' attitude turned me off. The jewellery looked all right, but not modern or clean, think heavy, ornate gold jewellery with fake gemstones that are over the top. They had a few (old) random cook books for decoration... and in general, it wasn't something I'd be interested in as a store as I don't decorate. Lovely throws however, in baby alpaca wool and cashmere, and priced around $250 - $300 which made me pet them, but back away. Can't say I'd want to step back in there because there's a general musty smell of bad, moist breath, although no body odour stench (my guess is that they don't air out the place enough and they talk A LOT to each other). What is WRONG with this area? It's like they're so rich, they have no idea how to open a door or a window once in a while to let fresh air in because the maid usually does it for them. (Kidding... sorta.)

IQ Living is quite different than the other stores and business on the Danforth…read more Great to browse around and check out the cool office and kitchen gadgets. Maybe you can find a nice and unique house warming gift? I was carrying my yoga mat on my shoulder so as my usual clumsy self, I really worry that I might knock things off the shelves when I was browsing around.... I definitely be back again to check out the cool things IQ Living carries!

Store decided to lose me as a 10+ year customer rather than give $25 store credit over a defective…read morelunch tiffin. True, it didn't say "watertight" on the package, but a huge amount of the food inside leaked out...it did not do what it was supposed to do, but the store clerk decided this was an exception to their returns policy. I had been shopping here for years, happily paying their high prices, but retailers just couldn't care less about service anymore. I guess it's only Kitchen Stuff Plus or Amazon from now on.

This is one of the few shops I like to check out every time I walk by. There are usually a few…read morereally good deals, and the store owner seems to be able to source some really unusual and charming accents that I've never seen elsewhere. I love the casual vibe and staff here are always friendly toward me. Check it out.

Like Janna, I usually make a point of stopping into this store every time I am in the area (at…read moreleast twice a month because my salon is right at Yonge/Eglinton). This store usually brings a smile to my face because the products are fun, quirky, and even whimsical at times. Staff at this store are usually fun, too, in comparison to the alternate location in Toronto (which I have also reviewed). Furthermore, it is hard not to love this store when the entire stock is at least 50% off for the holidays. It was perfect for picking up presents for the gift exchange at work, while getting myself something, too.

New Indian place on Yonge just south of Eglinton. They opened about two weeks ago and I was able to…read morestop by for lunch. I had the Cafe Irani Keema Pav - Minced mutton with pav (bread). It was a delicious meal. The keema was flavourful and filling. This is a starter dish but made a complete meal for me. It was quite oily though. Don't forget to squeeze the lime into the Keema. Hours later, and I am still full. They also have me a complimentary snack, an Amuse Bouche, a crunchy kale based snack with tamarind and pomegranate. Quite good. They had tucked a napkin under the keema pot. It's good to wipe your hands on a paper napkin while eating with your hands. The place itself has a relaxed nice vibe. The decor is pretty. I sat in the window enjoying the view. Service was friendly. They are keen and welcoming. The mocktail menu looks interesting. Prices are similar to other places in the vicinity. Their menu has a few interesting dishes which I will be trying slowly. They told me that next week, they are bringing in lunch-Indian-box, kind of like bento box. Stay tuned!

I like Beddington's in my neighbourhood. They are now owned by Oxford Mills - sometimes there is a…read moregood sale. The salespeople are very helpful as well.

A great store with many incredible pieces. Matt is a pleasure to deal with, he helped me view the…read moreitem remotely and his team packed it very well for shipping. I will definitely be back.

From the owner: We specialize in vintage lighting and home decor.read more

A wonderful experience…read more I live out in the suburbs close to one of DeSerres competitors, so I don't make it into one of their stores often. The times I do, I have my art-obessed daughter in tow, and it makes for a pricey trip. I recently started a new job down the street from this store, so I was able to drop in sans daughter - my my wallet thanked me. What I like about DeSerres as a whole is it is much more art-focuses as opposed to their major competitor who is arts and craft focused. After browsing around taking in the store, I started to look for the products that I had actually gone there for. I was then approached by a lady working there who promptly showed me where both of the things I was looking for were located (Shrinky Dinks plastic sheets & epoxy putty.) I then checked out and had pleasant conversation with the person working the front desk. When people in retail enjoy what they are doing it comes across in their interactions and I defeinitely loved the experience. Will repeat when I can!

Came here with a friend and she was looking for supplies for her fashion project. The man who…read morehelped us was extremely knowledgable and extremely helpful, kind, and patient. Id say this store is huge with lots of reliable resource and great help from the staff. Would definately recommend this location.