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Blue Banana Market

The guide was updated: 2024-08-29

The Blue Banana Market is possibly one of the best locations in Toronto to shop for unique gifts and souvenirs. Their array of merchandise is very eclectic and at times quite quirky, and spans everything from clothing and accessories to scrumptious edibles.

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Address: 250 Augusta Avenue, Toronto
Opening hours: Daily 11am–7pm
Website: www.bluebananamarket.com
Phone: +1 416 594 6600

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Bloor Street/Yorkville

Bloor Street/Yorkville

Probably Toronto's most well-known shopping street, this area is packed with shops and boutiques of some of the world's biggest brands, such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Gucci, Escada and lots more. Enjoyable high-end shopping guaranteed.

Queen West

Queen West

Queen West is known as the “artsy” part of Toronto and one of the most popular shopping districts. Here you can find the latest in trendy home furnishings, urban wear such as “raver” ware, cutting-edge fashion as well as funky and vintage lines of clothing.

Kensington Market

Kensington Market

A year-round cacophony of vendors hawking everything from fresh fish to dress socks, Kensington Market is the place to get whatever your heart desires. The food choices available are a gesture towards Toronto's multi-ethnic population. Kensington Market is also known for its second hand vintage clothing stores.

Eaton Centre

Eaton Centre

One of the largest and most well-known shopping complexes of Toronto with four levels and over 300 shops and restaurants. From H&M, Zara and Gap, to Canadian retailers such as Roots and Sears, this is one-stop-shopping at its best. There are many other upscale boutiques that offer the latest in women’s fashion and accessories.

Yorkdale Shopping Centre

Yorkdale Shopping Centre

A great mall for those looking to browse through high-end stores, even though shoppers on a budget won't find themselves at a loss either. The food court on the top floor offers plenty of food choices, too. Stores like Hugo Boss, Burberry, Chanel, Levi's, Diesel, GAP, H&M, Zara, The North Face, Ecco and much more are all housed here.

Vaughan Mills

Vaughan Mills

Vaughan Mills is the perfect mall if you're looking to drop into some brand name outlets, which include Lacoste, Calvin Klein, Banana Republic and many more. Entertainment options include a bowling alley, hockey and even a LEGOLAND Discovery Centre.

Square One

Square One

Square One isn't just a mall, but an entire experience. Events are regularly held on Celebration Square right next to it, and there is also a weekly Farmers' Market. The mall is the biggest one in all of Ontario, so if something exists — you can probably find it here. Here you can stroll around and explore stores such as Claire's, Ben Sherman, Aldo, Topshop/Topman, Walmart, Wolford, Banana Republic, Zara, Victoria's Secret, GUESS, Lacoste, Michael Kors, Tiffany & Co, Pandora and a lot more.

Sherway Gardens

Sherway Gardens

A stone's throw away from Square One is Sherway Gardens, a mall with a distinct geometric layout which makes it not only a shopping destination, but an interesting sight to look at. The collection of shops in it ranges from brand-name clothing and accessories to cosmetics and household goods.

Dixie Outlet Mall

Dixie Outlet Mall

Shopping for brands on a budget is what shoppers flock to this mall for. This enormous outlet mall offers plenty to choose from, and boasts brand names such as Levis, Guess, Tommy Hilfiger and others. There is a food court and entertainment venues, too.

Toronto Premium Outlets

Toronto Premium Outlets

Savvy shoppers looking for high-end deals on fashion head to this Toronto location to hunt for bargains on brands like Calvin Klein, Coach, Kate Spade New York, Michael Kors and many more. It once was the first premium outlet mall in Canada, and is still in operation today.

King West

King West

The King Street area, formerly an industrial area with not much entertainment going on, is now one of Toronto's shopping centrals packed with trendy fashion boutiques and restaurants. It's a rapidly developing area of the city, with an ever-increasing supply of entertainment.

Blue Banana Market

Blue Banana Market

The Blue Banana Market is possibly one of the best locations in Toronto to shop for unique gifts and souvenirs. Their array of merchandise is very eclectic and at times quite quirky, and spans everything from clothing and accessories to scrumptious edibles.

Bergo Designs

Bergo Designs

Bergo Designs is an interior and home decor design store reminiscent of its many cousins in big European capitals. It stocks unique, elegantly designed items that will not look out of place in a tasteful interior. The trendy Distillery District the store is located in also makes for a great walk around.

Arts Market

Arts Market

The place to go for unique pieces of art and an original design-lovers' favorite haunt, the Arts Market is where one would head to find exquisite creations to bring home. The Arts Market project allows multiple local creators to easily showcase and sell their art, thus fostering the city's creative spirit.

One of a Kind Show

One of a Kind Show

Two times a year, around Christmas and in Spring, the One of a Kind show brings together numerous artists, craftsmen and designers to showcase their unique, handcrafted fashion and art items — most available for sale. Check the website for more details and this year's dates.

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