I have shopped here for the last few years and purchased a live edge desk, bedroom set, coffee…read moretable, and most recently some new couches. The folks who work here are extremely friendly and helpful. Many products are Canadian made and excellent quality. The options are unique when compared to other furniture "or box" stores. Highly recommend checking out Austin & Taylor.

Adorable unique shop! A definite must stop if you're shopping in Stratford! It's located next to…read morethe Emerald Muse and Distinctly Tea. The store is so cute, and quaint inside with antique chandelier and vintage theatre costumes. They have interesting unique used and new books. Lots of books on Shakespeare and on art and music. They have lots of hard cover coffee table books perfect for gifts. My friend bought a book on a famous Canadian pianist and composer as a gift. The back of the store has all kinds of costumes, jewelry, and vintage hats which is a blast to look through. For a cost, you can dress up in the costumes and have your photo taken and printed. Such a charming unique shop! I'll definitely stop in again, the next time I'm in town.

$$$$. overpriced and terrible selection…read more Drove 2 hours for this? Odd design and way too much furniture. One time experience.

I was visiting a friend in London and we decided to check out Memory Lane Antiques, By the time we…read morewere done it was more than an hour later! This place has a LOT of inventory, from Grandma Victoriana to Mid-century furniture and decor, random board games and children's toys. Prices also varied - we saw the same stool, both similar condition, being sold for $26 from one vendor and $90 from a different vendor! We also saw a lot of restored Mid-century furniture in great condition, I would have taken a dining set home if I had room to jam it in my apartment. I will definitely return next time I'm in London!

A HIDDEN GEM!!!! The store had a welcoming vibe as soon as you walk in. There's a fantastic…read moreselection of clothing and a lot of variety. Found a lot of designer, which were all so gorgeous and good finds. The girl who was working there at the time was super helpful and provided great service while my friend and I shopped there. She was able to find clothing in our sizes and suggested a lot of pieces to us based on what we were trying on. To me, I think the prices were very fair and they were of excellent quality. There were also some other cool trinkets and accessories. This store has anything for everybody!!!!! Loved it

I enjoyed the downtown London area (never been), the addition of a couple of vintage shops really…read moreadds to the overall charm, experience. Most the stuff is pricey, there are some very cool items, got some nice pennants. I saw some jackets, etc I liked about 10+ bucks too much. I liked the design of this thin shop.

Good , every thing was amazing, good staff I had an amazing experience I also met the manager and…read morehe gave me a freebies

We were looking for some unique board games and toys. This store has it all - a large selection of…read moreunique items sure to enthrall just about any customer. We purchased a couple of games from Japan, and some cute toys -things that you cannot easily find at your local big box store. Service was so friendly and the vibes were great at this store.

This was an amazing venue for shopping and seeing world-class shows. I am only sad I've not gone…read morebefore. We will be back soon, for sure!

Stratford Festival Shop is great! Even if you are only seeing a play at the Avon Theatre and not at…read morethe Stratford Festival Theatre, I'd still suggest making a stop at the Stratford Festival shop beforehand. The surrounding area is very scenic, especially during Fall. The shop generally doesn't sell a ton of merchandise related to specific plays and is more focused on Shakespeare merchandise. They sold Shakespeare posters, books with Shakespearean insults, Shakespeare finger puppets and coffee mugs and t-shirts with your favorite Shakespeare play quotes. They also have an area that sells a ton of books and they have some DVDs and cd soundtracks of plays and musicals as well. I bought a Shakespeare coffee mug here but t-shirts and other merchandise for Rocky Horror Picture Show and Little Shop of Horrors was only available at the Avon theatre gift shop which was open before and after the show. Stratford Festival Shop is only open until 5:30 pm each day except for Sunday's when they are open until 4 pm and they are closed on Mondays. Very fun shop! I'd definitely recommend checking it out.

A nice store with so many cute things and variety of products. You can definitely find something if…read moreyou're shopping around or looking for some gift ideas. They have kitchen utensils, soap and candles, crystal glasses, dinnerware, etc. The prices are not cheap, but they carry high quality items.

Rudest customer service ever. When asked if they sold an item the person working there laughed and…read moresaid "is that on your list of things you need in life". Other than the terrible customer service the goods are overpriced garbage. Avoid at all costs. I would leave a zero star review if possible

Jill's Table is a hidden gem among downtown London…read more The staff/owner is beyond knowledgable, polite, helpful and all around amazing. If you are looking for ANY kitchen supplies, cooking lessons, specialty food products or honestly anything relating to FOOD, this is a place you need to find. This is the kind of place I would come to buy my grandmother a gift, because guess what, If I got my grandmother a poor gift, she would push me in front of a bus, and I don't want that. Jill's has saved me from a fatal bus death. Thank you Jill. This place has an intense selection of high end kitchen products, so if you are the kind of person that lives downtown, in a nice apartment, or a classy person that simply enjoys nice utensils to help aid in cooking, this is the gold mine you've been looking for all these years. You will be able to furnish your kitchen with EVERYTHING you could want or imagine. --- Overall --- Please give them a shot. They are by far the best kitchen store in London as they even rival high-end stores in Toronto. It's like going to a more personal version of Williams-Sonoma, but better.

If you like to cook, or know someone who does, then this is the place to visit. Gadgets, tools,…read morefoods and everything in between, you'll be sure to find something you (or they) need. Friendly service and a very welcoming environment makes for a wonderful experience.