I have taken everything from 80+ year old paintings to posters and poems to get Dave's framing…read moresuggestions and the results are always excellent. Highly recommended.

I had never gotten anything framed before and I had come in to get some information about framing a…read morepainting on papyrus paper from Egypt that was very fragile. David walked me through the process, the prices and the styles. He did an incredible job with such a delicate piece.

This place is absolutely horrible and the owner operator is "something else"... Yikes. Definitely…read morewon't be back for framing. Much better places out there and at better prices.

We have gone to Soho several times over the years and they have always done a great job with the…read moreframing. Very helpful and friendly, they are our go-to in the city.

I regularly frame my art prints at Framing Depot, and I've always been satisfied with both the…read morequality of the work and the service. It isn't inexpensive, but the craftsmanship and materials justify the cost -- especially for original prints that need museum or art glass. They also carry a wide selection of frames. I've used their printing services as well and have never been disappointed. Highly recommended.

"I'm the owner, and I don't give a f*."**…read more I don't usually write Yelp reviews - I had to create an account just to post this. I don't like hurting a business over one bad experience, and maybe that's all this was - but wow! I left Framing Depot without a birthday gift for my husband and feeling completely disrespected. I wasn't treated right - plain and simple. I've used Framing Depot before and had good results, so this came out of nowhere. I placed an order ahead of my husband's birthday. On the Saturday before (they're closed Sundays), I called to confirm pickup. I gave my last name, was asked to repeat it a few times - my name is tricky and perhaps the line was bad. Then I was told - with clear irritation - "Can you just spell it?" I replied, "Sure. You just had to ask." No doubt I was a bit annoyed with his tone. When I arrived, the mat colour was wrong. The owner pointed to the paperwork and insisted it matched the order. I hadn't filled it out the paperwork, and said as much. Instead of owning the mistake, he kept pointing to the paperwork, so I firmly reminded him I hadn't filled it out - I didn't work there. Once he finally acknowledged the error, he offered to fix it - but not until Monday, the day of the birthday, which didn't work for me. He told me I had an attitude - and that I'd had it long before I arrived - referencing the earlier phone call where I'd said, "You just have to ask" when asked to spell my name. He said, " I was there, he did ask!" It became clear I was dealing with someone who was already angry with me. I said I'd come back to speak to someone else, as the interaction was going sideways. He repeated that I had an "attitude," again citing the call. I reiterated I'd be leaving and would speak with someone else. Then, out of nowhere, he said, "You're not getting a discount." I hadn't asked for one though, frankly, it would've been appropriate given the error and how I was being spoken to. He repeated that I had a bad attitude, told me he was the owner, and said, "I don't give a f***." His words. I responded, "Clearly." He seemed visibly charged and completely unaware of how he was coming across. I wasn't scared, but it did occur to me that I was alone in a store with a man twice my size who was being irrational. I admit I had a bit of tone on the phone - in response to someone being irritated with me. But even if I concede I had an attitude, does that really warrant this kind of response? "I'm the owner and I don't give a f***"? I told him I wouldn't be taking or paying for the frame. He was in agreement with not continuing to do business with one another. He then tried to break it in front of me and managed to crack it. I left empty-handed and rattled. An aggressive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable behaviour from someone running a customer-facing business. But as he said -- he didn't give a f***.

Adina Photo has moved to Homewood Avenue & Carlton, and the store is bigger and even better…read more Excellent service, great prices and fast turnaround with many in stock frames in various sizes. Hubby went in to pick up his framed item and they remembered they had something for me that just needed to be assembled so after 5 minutes wait he was able to walk out with both our orders - nice touch Adina Photo! Will definitely be back. Yay! I'm a fan!

The price is great and the service was friendly but i had multiple pierces framed a while ago and…read morebecause I didn't know what the signs where I let time go by. Dust, piles of it on the frames. I was blaming the ceiling just because I had no idea that (powder dust beetles) were a thing. Took me a google search to know that I've been living with these things in the 12 frames for nearly 2 years which is actually totally normal for this species. Really disappointed. And you get what you pay for I guess.

The shop is small and rather unassuming, but they have a large selection of frames, mats, and…read moreprints nonetheless. Dropped a large print off here a few weeks ago. I wanted it set in a basic white frame, shadowbox sort of setting. I wasn't sure exactly what it was that would be required, but when I explained to the lady who works there the look that I wanted, she knew precisely what I ment and made a few recommendations. We settled on a deep box frame, and white matting that also ran along the inside edge of the frame as well as around the print to create a really nice effect, similar to a shadow box. They were a bit pricey (over $500 all in), but well worth it for the work they did. The print was ready within 10 business days and they even delivered it to my office! Awesome advice, and service. I would recommend this place, in a heartbeat.

Latitude 44 has been my one and only framing shop of choice for the past 2 decades, and I hope to…read morecontinue with Janet and Mary Anne for many years ahead. Over the years they have worked with me to choose and frame personal artwork, art collected during travels, family photos, university diplomas and professional certification and very soon some wedding photos. This is the only place I trust with my treasures, They offer a large selection of frames and mattes as well as excellent suggestions when asked, and i have never been disappointed with the service or work. Kudos and thanks to Janet and Mary Anne!

Service with too much attitude. Be careful when giving your opinion when choosing the frames you're…read moregoing to pay. Frames are expensive but offenses are free.

Beautiful work in a lovely setting. Has great artists and the prices are good for original art. Has…read morea great upcoming show in early December of outstanding women artists- a must see.

Buyer beware. Falsely advertised an artwork. Bought a vintage print that the gallery said was in…read moreperfect/pristine condition. It was not. It had stains that were covered up by the matting which I found when I looked under the mat to inspect. Tried to pass it off on me and although they agreed to refund me, were going to make me pay for return shipment to Canada from the US. They should have covered under the circumstances.

Friendly service and a a ton of art supplies can be found here at this staple of Spadina and art…read moreand architecture students alike. From RHODIA notebooks to Kaweco pens, they have it here. Although they have apparently discontinued carrying the RHODIA line they still have a good about of supply and are offering them at 50% off. Sweet deal! They also have tons of paper supplies and rare or harder to find Japanese pens and other ink supplies. Prices are good, staff is helpful! Worth the trip!

Gwartzman's is my "go to" store and has been for 40 years! Great reno and new online shopping.read more