While in Uxbridge last Saturday, we managed to find two stores that were open before 5 pm. One of…read morethem was this store. "Let's go check out Presents," my friend said. "Sure. What's the name of this store?" I asked. "It's Presents Presents Presents," she said, pointing up at the sign. I didn't even notice the sign it at all. I was happy that a store was open! The owner is female. She said hi and left us to browse. I love a good gift store. This one is excellent. You can find anything for that special someone, from rum recipes on a glass, to asking your burning question to a listening alien. It's a whimsical, quirky store. It has my approval stamped all over it. It was great seeing Lug bags. I love and Lug them. There is also a Canadiana section where you can get moose greeting cards, sorry paperweights, and much more. If you are a tea drinker, you can find an assortment of Tealish loose-leaf teas. You can also get accessories, such as tea spoons, tea bag holders, teapots, and more. This section made me happy. I ended up getting a couple of small items. A cute emperor penguin bookmark caught my attention. It's super sturdy and has a nice emperor penguin on it, with details about it. The other item was a handbag holder. It has a panda on it. You basically rest the base on a table and the hook dangles over the edge for your bag. I tried it later in the day and it worked well. The woman was nice. I paid with my debit card. I also skipped getting a bag because my items fit in my purse. I thanked her and we left the store. It's a cool store. I love it. I look forward to returning. (309)

Awesome gift store, there are several local artists in here with their handpainted glass and…read morefolkart, plus pottery and blank cards with an original photograph that will fit any occasion. I love the handcrafted jewellery, and the handmade soaps and candle pies. Lots of country gifts and antiques to see throughout the front and back rooms. A great place to find that right gift!

I do all of my gift shopping at Impressionable Gifts, whether the gift is for me or someone else…read more Lydia is amazing at helping me find the perfect gift. The prices are reasonable, there is a lot of selection and it is nice to go in and browse as I never know what I am going to find. It is worth the time to go in for a visit and a bit of a shop. You won't be disappointed.

Fantastic store! Awesome selection, even better prices...I drive from Toronto to shop here. The…read morestaff, especially the owner, Lydia, make it worth the drive...personalized service, very unique items. I've been shopping here since she opened.

Really like this place to find unique gifts. They have a great selection at very reasonable prices.read more

From the owner: Handcrafted items made by local artists and artisansread more

Located at the corner of Queen and Portland, Outer Layer is a unique shop filled with items that…read moreare great for gift giving. From skincare to mugs, kitchenware, plushies and cards, there is always something for someone there. I've been to Outer Layer more times than I can count if I need to find a gift for someone. Even if I may not find the perfect gift for a friend and family, it's a great shop to browse at as well. Definitely a great spot for some unique gifts for yourself or others! Staff are friendly and I've never had an issue with them. My shopping experience here is pleasant and I never feel rushed or pressured to buy anything. Check out Outer Layer if you're around the Queen and Bathurst area!

Very rude staff. I did not feel welcomed there. OK selection of magnets and random stuff.read more

Recently, Sanrio and Pusheen did a collaboration and offered a number of products. There were two…read moreplushies that I wanted from this collection. I tend to buy all things Pusheen from queenie's cards. When these products were rolled out, they were sold out within five minutes of being available online. I'm not exactly a hardcore Pusheen fan where I need everything. I am fairly selective. I actually found out about these items being sold out an hour later. Because queenie's cards was closing its physical store, but remaining as an online-only store, it wasn't going to restock. Queenie suggested that I try The Littlest Gift Boutique. She is friends with the owner. Sure enough, I was able to order the two plushies that I wanted. Yay! There were options to either have them delivered or visit the store at Square One. Since I hadn't shopped at this mall in nearly two years and I knew that I would be in the area, I went with pickup. I dropped by last night. Information about where the store was clearly stated in my confirmation message from The Littlest Gift Boutique. I had no problem finding entrance 9 at the mall. I parked and walked over. The store doesn't have its formal business name displayed. Rather, it simply had Gifts & Collectibles as I walked by. I looked at the plushies behind the glass, looked across to see Laura Secord, and put everything together. This store was what I needed. Similar to walking into queenie's cards, it felt magical at The Littlest Gift Boutique. It specializes in Japanese gifts and plushies that you get from playing claw machines. I was so happy looking at everything in this store. There are a lot of Pusheen products. I have a few that were displayed, such as Pusheen as a donut. I looked at the two plushies that I was about to pick up. They looked so adorable. I got to speak with the owner, who was friendly and great. I asked what she needed from me for her to fetch my order. She said the order number would be fine. I let her look at the number on my phone and she knew exactly which order was mine. She came back with a clear bag containing my plushies. I was in love with them. I asked how long she has been at the mall. She had her launch in November 2020, and then had to shut down due to one of our pandemic lockdowns. She will be at the mall till December of this year. Her business is considered a popup store. I let her know that her store filled me with joy. I could tell that she was happy hearing it. I wished her a great evening and I happily walked out with my goodies. I love getting handwritten notes. She had written one on my bag. It was lovely! My two new plushie addictions are cool. Pusheen is wearing a pink Hello Kitty dress with real pockets and Hello Kitty is wearing a Pusheen outfit. Cute! I loved a lot of items in this store, from an extensive wand collection, to Funko Pop figures. There was so much to look at. I was probably in this store way longer than I had anticipated. This store is awesome. I'm looking forward to returning, hopefully before it is no longer at Square One. (367)

Nice owner unfortunately prices are somewhat expensiveread more

We drove by this little store earlier in the day and their sign for fudge caught my husband's eye…read more We stopped in a little later. They have a private parking lot across the street. It is a cute little store with typical small town charm. Lots of Knick knacks and souvenirs.....and FUDGE! They ladies that were working were so friendly. They let us sample the fudge and we ended up buying a pound and a half for $18.99 They even had a spicy jalapeño flavour. We got 6 assorted flavours including jalapeño, turtle, s'mores, cookie dough, maple and cappuccino. Hubby and son were quite happy with their treats!

If you're on your way from the GTA to points north, for Blue Mountain Skiing in the winter or the…read moresunny shores of Georgian Bay in the summer, or maybe you're off to visit the Creemore Spring Brewery, you'll want to take a stop here at the Olde Stanton Store! The store isn't really that large, but it is chock-a-block full of really unique stuff. Fashion Jewelry (some great necklaces an earrings). Home Decor (clock and wall hangings abound). Gift items (including greeting cards). Clothing for women and men (including a selection of scarves and Tiley hats). And the food (lots of dips and sauces, for example). OMG I have to mention the fudge here.. there are free samples you have to try them! We were looking for a gift for my wife's cousin (it was her birthday coming up) and we came cross the perfect lawn ornament there - the cousin, she loves her garden - and it was at a great price too... Parking is on the side of the building on Sideroad 5, the street perpendicular to Airport Road. (As an aside, the store sits across the road from the Stanton Hotel, one of the many stage coach hotels that once stood in the area, unfortunately it is the last of its kind in the region, and in its current degraded state, it may not be long before it disappears in the name of progress, take a look at it before it is going, going, gone...)