Toronto, Canada
290 Gerrard St E
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+1 4165139633
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SO excited to have a Wonder Pens in Cabbagetown! It's a fantastic place to meet all of your writing needs with beautiful leather notebooks, an endless choice of pens to meet your preferences and more colours of ink than you need. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable and happy to help. Great spot to pick up a gift.
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Great selection and advice. I ordered online during the corona shutdown and my order was promptly shipped and well packed. Thank you Liz for the kind note too. I look forward to visiting the shop when we get through this.
Staff is friendly and helpful. This is a \satellite\ location so one of the ink colours I was looking to compare was unavailable (it was at the other store). I found suitable ink, and at a decent price.
I generally frequent the Clinton Street location but the studio shop is definitely worth a visit too! Super cute decor and a cozy feeling. Plus this location has a cat and, let's be honest, that's the most important part :)
A wonderful little shop tucked away under a leaf in cabbage town. Not a cabbage leaf, but easily missed nonetheless if you didn’t know it was there. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and extremely helpful, perfectly placed to assist customers in choosing from the the variety of writing supplies available, either in store or via transfer from the main store. A nice selection of fountain pens, inks, notebooks, stationery, calligraphy supplies and more are on display. The old wooden tables, displays and desks add the warmth and ambiance of a classic old shop and to me, fit nicely with these classic writing and artistic instruments & supplies. A favourite quote of Wonder Pens is by Charles Dickens, from Great Expectations: “There was something very comfortable in having plenty of stationery.” A corresponding sentiment also applies here: upon entering the shop, there was a certain familiarity about it, like that of meeting an old friend for the first time.
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