Easy Tiger

I went there and it wasnt open despite it being within the opening hours advertised the door and online? I was really disappointed because this has happened before. Why not have anyone there? I wonder if its a management thing ...

I recently visited easy tiger gift shop and was incredibly impressed with the diverse and unique selection of gifts. The staff was friendly and helpful, making my shopping experience delightful. The attention to detail in the product curation reflects a commitment to quality. I found the perfect gift, and I'll definitely be returning for future occasions. Thank you for providing such a wonderful shopping destination!

Amazing store full of fun and unique finds. I love the incense they offer. The shop owner is extremely sweet and helpful. Highly recommend!

This is the most wonderful shop. Lovely variety of tons of gorgeous homegoods. The staff and service is 10/10 as well. Stop by!!!

Nice store, the products look like they’re inspired by modern art, clean lines solid colours. A nice selection of baggu items, quite pricey though. Sad to see the negative reviews for service, the woman working when I was there was perfectly nice!

Consciously curated & design-minded, this little jewel of a shop is one of the best places to find gifts for you or yours. Excellent independent lifestyle, jewelry, home & design brands here, with an rad coffee bar to boot. The owner and staff are the sweetest and awesome at helping you pick the perfect gift. A++++

Cute little store with fun gift ideas, I also saw a coffee machine in there so I believe you can also order a coffee. Smells good in there from the inscents they sell.

My go-to place for gifts for my friends and cute trinkets. Always has very lovely staff and I could seriously spend hours in here browsing all the cute lil goods.

4.5 stars. A little miracle of a store! I found easy tiger while looking for a place to buy a present for my brother. It totally surpassed my expectations, I was expecting a strong "Toronto gift shop" vibe but it turned out to have a unique spirit of its own. They have a very nice selection of ceramics, a crazy pipe collection, and overall well chosen home items. I ended up buying a nice striped apron. I asked the employees for help and they were super on the ball and not at all too cool to help me out, which is something I time happens a lot with trendy places in the area. My only note is that a lot of items seemed to be quite pricey, but I'm sure everything is locally and well made so I'd hope that's what warrants the hefty price tag. I will be back!

Every neighbourhood should have an Easy Tiger. This place is cozy. They have a nice selection of homey items that includes jewellery and accessories. However, I find that I am most often buying cards from here. Walk to the back, and there is a really stunning section of (Canadian made only?) greeting cards on a wall at the back. Really beautiful stuff and a rotating collection is much appreciated. When they have sales, I scoop up several at a time for toonies. Otherwise, it's the kind of place you could browse for hours, fully entertained. Or you might just walk in and buy the whole shop. Come to think of it, I haven't bought many things for myself here, but now I want to.

For me, Easy Tiger is the kind of place where I covet almost everything in the store but have only ever bought greeting cards. All the merchandise is meticulously selected and beautiful. From the hand made bottle openers, to the jewelry, to the clothing. I am particularly obsessed with a line of handbags they carry called Building Block out of L.A. But alas, having only recently graduated from a post-grad I am still in broke student mode and simply cannot justify the expense of these beautiful things. If you are in the same boat as me, don't write off Easy Tiger because of some of its price tags. I think they seem justified based on the quality and the fact they stock a lot of smaller scale vendors. Wanting to support the business, I usually make it my first stop for greeting cards (which come in around your standard $5-6 range and are also very cute). It is also a good option for picking up cute little gifts for birthdays and holidays for both the men and women in your life.

Great lil store. Full confessional: I found this store on instagram somehow. Probably because they stock a ceramicist that I also follow on instagram. I looked at their cool photos for several months before I actually managed to get out to the store itself. I am happy to report that the brick-and-mortar did not disappoint. The space is rather small but packs a lot of cool stuff. As with any general store, there's a pretty big range in their goods, so there's definitely a lot to look through. A careful inspection through the store will likely yield several treasures, especially if you don't forget to check the high and low shelves. I really like that they have a nice mix of locally sourced goods as well as brands not native to toronto (or canada). How can I fail to mention building block bags in this review?? They have building block bags, the most beautiful bags I have ever seen. (And quite unfortunately, very $$$ as well.) I love how they stock some pretty playful apparel and pins. I got some skincare items (from quebec-based elucx) as well as a pair of dainty earrings (from pei-based garnish), all of which have been wonderful additions to my everyday life. I must mention they also have soul chocolate here, a new(-ish) toronto chocolatier. Great curation of products and a wonderfully friendly girl who works here -- I am definitely adding this store as somewhere to stop by more regularly!

It was my first time going to this little shop and unfortunately I left very disappointed. Most things are overpriced and the customer service needs work. I had purchased a few items and two of the items were on sale and I was overcharged and only found out after I left because I thought the cashier knew their own prices for the store. Also, the service was very awkward and an associate seemed to not want to help me and passed me onto another associate. No smiles, conversation, nothing. So since I lost money and the service is bad I will no longer be supporting this business, which is a shame because I wanted to like this place.

Liked this cute little shop on Dundas, although I admit I didn't shop around much. Saw the sign out front advertising for gourmet ice pops, so went inside to grab a peek. They carry Philip's Ice Pops - their three standard flavours - Strawberry Basil, Ginger Rosemary lemon and watermelon lime sea salt. $3.25 is a bit (a lot) expensive for a popsicle, but the watermelon one was really delicious and satisfying. They are gluten-free, too. Really tidy and cute bathroom downstairs, which I appreciated. Friendly girl working the counter. Will go back to peruse the items.