Other shopping in Ontario
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ByWard Market
The ByWard Market, at the corner of George St and ByWard St, is the best place in town for one-stop shopping. Vendors cluster around the old maroon-brick market building, erected in the 1840s. Outdoor merchants operate booths from 6am to 6pm year-round (although the winter weather drastically reduces the number of businesses). In summer, over 175 stalls fill the streets, selling fresh produce from local farms, flowers, seafood, cheese, baked goods and kitschy souvenirs. Dalhousie St, a block east of the market, has been rising in popularity with a smattering of hipster boutiques and fashion houses.
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Beguiling
Need a comic book fix? Beguiling is the kind of crowded, mixed-up place that Robert Crumb would drop by (in fact, he once did). Be mesmerized by original ’zines, indie comics, pop culture books, limited edition artworks and posters. Check the website for events.
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Farmers Market at Lansdowne Park
After breakfast, hit the Farmers Market at Lansdowne Park to buy produce for the week and chat with the local farmers. It’s also a great place to pick up some lunch: garlic dips.
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Come as You Are
Catering to all genders and orientations, Canada’s pioneering co-op sex shop sells it all. Sign up for a workshop on erotic photography or Bondage 101!
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Toronto Women's Bookstore
Nonprofit bookstore selling titles by female authors from diverse backgrounds.
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Way Cool Tattoos
A biker-style shop (in the best possible way) that also does piercing.
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BMV
The biggest (and most loved) used bookstore in Toronto.
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New Tribe
Top tatts, plus standard and custom body jewelry.
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Eaton Centre
A monstrous shopping mall.
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White Squall Retail Store
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