Humbertown Framing Gallery
Humbertown Shopping Centre, Toronto, ON, M6P 1A8
416-239-6574
Famous names and local legends share space at Etobicoke’s shopping gem.
Category:
Shopping & Services
What:
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Etobicoke Southwest |
| Getting There | | Dundas streetcar or Royal York bus |
| Cross Street | | Kingsway and Dundas |
When:
| Mon-Wed 9:30AM-6PM, Thu-Fri 9:30AM-8PM Sat 9:30AM-6PM Sun: varies by store |
Profile Last Updated: January 28, 2009
Latest Staples
All the essentials are available in the 50 stores of the Humbertown Shopping Centre, which emphasizes independent owner-operated businesses, along with staples like Loblaws, Shoppers Drug Mart and the LCBO, plus local branches of Scotiabank and the RBC Financial Group. The mall also houses Kingsway locations of Blockbuster, Blacks Photo, The Source by Circuit City, Baskin Robbins, Laura Secord, Ecco Shoes and Second Cup.
Heritage Shopping
The variety of unique shops at Humbertown provides locals with the diversity of downtown shopping in their own backyard: Saxon For Men is a local institution specializing in European and designer clothing and sportswear; Cottage on Humber offers classic casual and sportswear for ladies; Maison Vali Children’s Wear has been clothing several generations since 1971. Animal Crackers is the neighbourhood toy store, Alex Farm Products is a family-run gourmet cheese shop, and Vanderfleet is a fine florist with a citywide reputation. Humbertown Jewellers and Leila’s Jewellery & Gifts offer precious gems with a personal touch. The mall also has its own shoe repair, dry cleaners, framing gallery, convenience store, hair styling for men and women, bulk food shop and optical, tanning salon. Spa and aesthetic services are also on the premises, along with professional offices including RE/MAX realtors and a family medical clinic.
Royal Legacy
Humbertown Shopping Centre is located in the upscale residential neighbourhood called the Kingsway, on the western side of the Humber Valley. The community was originally planned in the early 1900s, with the era’s architectural style reflected in the stone exteriors and half-timber designs on the streets. “A little bit of England far from England” was the agenda of the planner Robert Home Smith. Humbertown lives up to the area’s unique aesthetic having nurtured successful local entrepreneurs alongside the multinational chain stores.
All the essentials are available in the 50 stores of the Humbertown Shopping Centre, which emphasizes independent owner-operated businesses, along with staples like Loblaws, Shoppers Drug Mart and the LCBO, plus local branches of Scotiabank and the RBC Financial Group. The mall also houses Kingsway locations of Blockbuster, Blacks Photo, The Source by Circuit City, Baskin Robbins, Laura Secord, Ecco Shoes and Second Cup.
Heritage Shopping
The variety of unique shops at Humbertown provides locals with the diversity of downtown shopping in their own backyard: Saxon For Men is a local institution specializing in European and designer clothing and sportswear; Cottage on Humber offers classic casual and sportswear for ladies; Maison Vali Children’s Wear has been clothing several generations since 1971. Animal Crackers is the neighbourhood toy store, Alex Farm Products is a family-run gourmet cheese shop, and Vanderfleet is a fine florist with a citywide reputation. Humbertown Jewellers and Leila’s Jewellery & Gifts offer precious gems with a personal touch. The mall also has its own shoe repair, dry cleaners, framing gallery, convenience store, hair styling for men and women, bulk food shop and optical, tanning salon. Spa and aesthetic services are also on the premises, along with professional offices including RE/MAX realtors and a family medical clinic.
Royal Legacy
Humbertown Shopping Centre is located in the upscale residential neighbourhood called the Kingsway, on the western side of the Humber Valley. The community was originally planned in the early 1900s, with the era’s architectural style reflected in the stone exteriors and half-timber designs on the streets. “A little bit of England far from England” was the agenda of the planner Robert Home Smith. Humbertown lives up to the area’s unique aesthetic having nurtured successful local entrepreneurs alongside the multinational chain stores.
