Being a indian you will love to visit this place again and again. You will get Pan shop, jewellery, chat, indian chai and all types of indian/pakistani attires. I visited this place during Diwali , found rangoli, crackers everything what I needed. I felt things were not too costly. Have one sugar cane juice and have food at Lahore tikka house.

Cheap restuarant .. stuff indian who come to canada and now they not respect no one .. dont wast your time and monye

Great desi shipping and food area in Toronto.

This place is also called Little India. This place is spread across less than 500 meters and on both sides of the streets. This place is especially for South Asians and particularly for Indian diaspora. This place is also for those who would like to try South Asian [Indian] cuisine and are interested in Indian attire. You will find everything here that is usually a part of Indian kitchen. You can easily find very good [Indian] wedding dresses as well.I went there especially for shopping for the upcoming Diwali Festival. I could find nearly everything that I was looking for.When I went there, it was not much crowded. All the people as well as the stores were adhering to the social distancing and physical distancing guidelines and protocols. In fact, in one of the grocery stores that I went to, despite its size, did not allow more than 10 shoppers at a time.Pro Tip: This market is not spread across a huge area. However, most of the regular household items are available in multiple stores. Before buying an item, be sure to check it out at multiple stores. There are chances that you will find a better deal with almost all of the items.

Place will remind you local bazarr in India. You can find Different kind of food, cloths.

Great place for Indian and Pakistani food, happening in weekends. You will get North Indian , South Indian food.Must have the delicious kabab, Pan .Also there is a BJ supermarket, you will get all the Indian spices and vegetables. Even you will get the Amla and all. South Indian restaurant Udupi is having all the South Indian dishes, however found little expensive.In a walking distance will get dollar tree too, will get everything in 1.25 CAD.In a nutshell you will get the Indian flavours here in Canada.Must Visit!!!

Good place if you are really craving some Indian atmosphere. Otherwise it seemed overhyped to me and my wife. Bombay Chowpati offers excellent Masala Chai and Wada Pav.

A place to shop very customer friendly organized and clean and they say you wont be beat theres some pretty good deals Id recommend this place for everyone to enjoy their shopping pleasure lots of delicious treats had a good price enjoy

I love walking along indian bazaar on gerrard st. it reminds me of my home country india. they have all sorts of food and clothing for punjabi. you should definately check it out

TD South Asian Festival. Went early afternoon but no events had started. Good restaurants and vendors

Only place to get all varieties of Indian food including varieties in ready to eat items

Best place to buy mangoes from Pakistan and India,

Its a misnomer, its actually Pakistani and Indian mixed place,most grocery stores and restaurants have Pakistani foods,Kashmiri tea,paan ,qulfi ,Chaat corn ,juices all have Pure Pakistani taste.Most of the Cloth shops and ready made garments are Indian.Good wedding stuff for both bridge and groom,and good party wear.On 14 August there is a street party , people wearing green ,the color of Pakistan,some car motorcade with Pakistani flags also sighted there.A good place to walk eat and enjoy.

Could not find parking on a Monday.

The Gerrard India Bazaar is like being in India. Every store either sells authentic Indian food or saris. Honestly, I think a little more variety would be nice. Store owners need to be a little more imaginative and honest about what theyre selling: hamburgers are made from meet, not veggies! The whole area needs some TLC.

A cool place that captures the citys love of culture.

The moment you step in this place they give you a good feeling. Very congenial team, it is a happy place to hang out with buddies or with your date. Excellent cooking, qualified chef de cuisine, reasonable price and excellent service. recommended

A great place for shopping

Good place to meet all south Asian requirements. Under one roof. Quite a couple of Indian eateries serving snacks.

Feels like India but it could be cleaner.

Lots of Indian shops from authentic Indian food restaurants to Indian retail stores. Colorful buildings and beautiful surroundings makes it a good place to walk around when the weather is good.

From the moment you step in this place they give you a good feeling. Very congenial team, it is a happy place to hang out with buddies or with your date. Excellent cooking, qualified chef de cuisine, reasonable price and excellent service. Warmly recommended.

Good entertainment. Excellent prices to sample a variety of different food.

Really good festival with Asian food variety

I adore this spot! They offer awesome meals, their menu is large, The chief cook in that restaurant is a professional, I love very much trying all their food. The dishes are consistently good, the attitude towards the guests is efficient. I visit often this place and I not even once was discontended. I recommend it to all.

I had an extraordinary experience in this restaurant. We liked the superb ambience and the menu. The staff are super personal. I am content we finally decided to eat here.

Just like any other neighbourhood, where u have a couple of shops with indian utensil,grocery and food. Not worth a visit unless u looking for something peculiar like a indian cooker or its gasket.

Fantastic place to have some food when in a hurry. The customer service is prompt, rates are affordable, excellent ambience. I highly recommend this spot.

Most restaurants are take out only now. Non essentials, clothing stores are closed due to lockdown.

I really liked their food and customer service, fantastic area next to my house. The workers are always nice. Will come back again.

Fantastic place to get some food when in a rush. Their service is prompt, prices are reasonable, great atmosphere. I highly recommend this place

This area needs a revamp. The shops and restaurants are old, many have been closed too. They are out dated. Even the actual India is a lot more modern and beautiful than this street (at least the major tier 1 cities). And more importantly they should work on the hygiene part, together as a community.

Love this place and my all time favorite restaurant Chandni Chowk. You will get authentic Hyderabadi dishes and original Hyderabadi Biryani. Just taste like my Moms Biryani. I am from Hyderabad, India and I know the original taste.

Some of the stores have some good stuff. You have to bargain. Compare with the other stores. Prices are still cheaper than most US based Indian clothing stores.

I had a wonderful experience in this restaurant. We loved the awesome atmosphere and the food. The waiters were super friendly. I am happy we finally decided to eat here.

Exceptional place to get some food when in a rush. Their customer service is rapid, prices are affordable, awesome character. Will come back again

Exceptional place to eat food when in a rush. The service is efficient, prices are reasonable, awesome atmosphere. I highly recommend this spot.

This neighborhood has so many Indian Restaurants and businesses. Great food and a experience of a completely different type.Ethnic enclaves like this are what make the east end of Toronto such a great foodie destination.

Great place to enjoy and experience South East Asian Cuisine. If you feel like buying Indian clothes, you will find latest and unique offerings here. Street pay parking available. Make sure you remove your car by the Max time the city allows parking. They will tow it otherwise. 🕓🕣

To .any stores that are the same not a big enough variety

Very nice place and professional service.

I walk a dog who loves near the Gerrard Indian Bazaar. I love the smell of curry, tandoori cooking and exotic spices that waft up along the streets lined with quaint shops and tantalizing restaurants of many varieties. A lovely and relaxing place to walk and window shop

Great spot to buy some food when in a rush. The service is quick, rates are convenient, fantastic vibes. Will come visit again

Covid has changed the landscape. Hopefully things will change.

The stores are very run down. If they just renovate the entire bazaar and add fancy lights and make it better looking i’m sure the business would increase. Also Jenny’s Bar needs to be closed down pure buckets come flying out of there

Lost its glory. The streets used to be bustling with life and lights, now theyre dirty and empty. Nights used to come alive when I used to visit a few years back but not anymore. What a shame. A once culturally rich part of Toronto is slowly starting to rot away.

Typical Asian street where you can get stuff from sugarcane juice to wedding attire. Taste from all region like Pakistan, India, Afghan, etc. Street may be crowded but I visited it on Sunday afternoon and it was peaceful. Paid parking and street parking, both options available.

The spirit of the Indian Bazaar with the colors and of course the people who come from different regions in India. Many fantastic deals and food to be had.

Nice poace for salwar and sarees but too much expensiclve according to the quality. Not too good.

They have a great Summer festival each year. Lots of swag and even more food. The only snag is that there are too many festivals on the same day.

Nice place can be better and cleaner.

Great experience... Felt happy to see so many things from home country. It reminded me as I was wandering in my own city... Moti Mahal restaurant was too good.... Must visit 👍

Going there 10 years. Some of the finest Indian food on the continent. Family run business. Selection and spicing are excellent..........not mild enough for beginners. Service is exceptional. You are made to feel very much at home. Start with a fresh mango lasso. Prices are good. $16 starting per meal for basics. Highly recommended. Recency. Alcohol and children.

Holy fabrics! I wish they had opened much earlier, but I understand not everyone is running on the same time frame. Still, great prices if you do a bit of window shopping before buying.

Feels like home!

Love the activity and the family participation in Little India. I find the BBQ corn a great option as a take-away item for a vegetable side dish at dinner, at home. Cheerful people with welcoming smiles and great tedtaursnt food. A jewel in Toronto the Good.

Love visiting this street for the south asian experience. It has potential to be amazing... Just need to clean up a bit... Also vendors are taking advantage of the Gerard Street Reputation, it would be nice if they would improve upon that...

How the mighty have fallen. No fun, No class, and broken store fronts abound... This part of Toronto is unique... this BIA needs to get its shut together or just stop closing Gerrard for a poor circus... (louder does not mean better). As usual the food was great, I can get that anytime...

Its a great place with many food places to eat if you like that kind of food me personally cant eat it

Good food generous portions plus you can ask for a sample platter with various regions dishes. Thats what its all about mon! Cheers

They need to work to get more and comfortable setting ara for the guest. I believe if they dont do something about that they will loose business. Its my professional experience. I highly recommend that they should work on.

Terrible attitude from staff because I want an Indian from India. I got sweet paan and instead of him making me a fresh one he just gave me one that was already made and it takes like an Indian train track. Little Indiais dying and instead of stores like this to preserve the area, they are making it worst. I had corn as well and Ive could have done was better by going to No Frills and roast it myself.

Not worth your time or money. Seems like most of them are fronts for something else. So many places which keep food in cabinets, with fridges unplugged. Very few will give you receipts. Most places are cash only.

It is good have Indian bazar in Toronto. This is seasonal market but you can get various Indian food, dresses and activities when there is street market. I loved it. Should go one time to visit there.

This place is not famous like before. There are only few stores now. Mainly busy in two Muslim festivals. If you want to see old city you can visit and enjoy traditional food.

Lots of variety for food, Indian grocery and the cherry on the cake are the paan shops

This place used to be great but now a lot of shops are closed and stuff that remains are too expensive

Attended the south of asia festival Bazaar on Sunday the 14th with my friend I went to high school with it was very much enjoyable and love the chicken biryanimusick was good too not first time attending this festival

Decent selection of food items and Indian stuff, although quality and quantity has been lacking recently. Not as great and popular as it used to be. Can get the same or better in Brampton/Mississauga.

Quaint intimate interior (for the area) with all you can eat, or individual menu choices.... Delicious Indian food!

This place seems to have stopped in 80s. Apparel shops have stuff that people in 80s and 90s in India used to wear. Seems the shops bought it then and never ever changed their collection. Food is very average.

To be precise, its only North-indian bazaar!Dont expect much...

I have my places I go to for different things when im shopping, and like two restaurants we frequent, but otherwise its pretty unexceptional. I think the Gerrard India Bazaar BIA could put way more effort into this neighbourhood.

Beautiful place for Indians if someone miss there native country just go Gerrard India bazar😉😉

Street side food is good. Not so good for other shopping as they have mostly old fashioned clothes.

Fun to walk on Gerrard St. at this end of town (in the east end between Coxwell and Glenside Aves.), especially during the summer months. So many little restaurants to try, and theres always someone selling delicious roasted corn on the street in front of their shop. For one weekend every summer (July 13th and 14th this year, 2019 - see photos below from Saturday, July 13th), the street shuts down to traffic and its pedestrians only - just like Taste of the Danforth only Indian style! So many colours and so many aromas...!

Its a beautiful area on Gerrard Street, between Coxwell and Greenwood Avenues, in Torontos East End. One can walk through it without stopping, in thirty minutes.There are restaurants offering Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and South Indian or Sri Lankan cuisine. There are green grocers and jewellery shops close to each other.The streets are safe and free of violence and petty crimes. Kudos to The Toronto Bobbies ( Police ) for keeping it that way.Theres only one vinyl,CDs and MP3s shop selling Bollywood items. They are supposed to be open from Noon onwards, every day, but on the Friday Noon of my visit, they were inexplicably closed. They dont have contemporary Punjabi Singers like Jasmine Sandlas and Garry Sandhu. Unbelievable!There are two diners opposite each other at the junction of Coxwell Avenue and Gerrard Street. One is unmistakably English with a French flavour. Both serve excellent breakfast and offer good VFM ( Value for Money ). Enjoy your visit. Cheers Mates! Spend a bob or two here. Its worth it! This place needs URGENT CARE!

One of the best ethnic neighborhood in Toronto. Cultural diversity is at peak. Lots of gallery recently added. Gentrification started too.

Amaizing!

I lole this place there are variety of eating places, lots of clothing shops. However I find the streets and some restaurants dirty. Overall its nice go there and experience South Asian culture

So many changes and fewer and fewer Indian shops. I remember when this place was packed now hardly a soul. The only thing that stayed the same that I love is Kala Kendar.

Great place if you live in the neighborhood

Awful, shops are not of quality. You can find any Indian shops of same quality all over Canada. Only attraction is Lahore Tikka Place.

The only reason to visit this place is if you like South Asian cuisine. You might find a restaurant that server great food and thats about it

Not much of little India anymore. Dying area. But still some good spots.

Great spot of Toronto downtown to shop for food , fashion n restaurants ,

Awesome food! Chole bhature is a must for those who love them. Even sweets are pretty good :)

The location for living is not bad. Very convenient but dirty. The pigeons have taken over this street and thers is bird droppings everywhere. A lot of the Saree stores are also incredibly over priced. You could find the same outfits in Scarborough of Brampton for a lot cheeper.

Vibrant shopping area with lots of colourful Indian grocery stores and good restaurant.

Enjoy the food.. people were participating in activities... kids having fun

The neighbourhood is becoming more diverse. Some great Indian restaurants and shops along with a mix of indie cafes and stores.

Being from Nova Scotia, I had never experienced anything like the Indian bazaar. I wanted to take lots of pictures, but noticed signs saying not to and I assumed it was because people might try to copy the exquisite designs. I did ask one clerk and he said that that was the reason.In Nova Scotia, we have very few restaurants with Indian food and I was excited to have some food, but had very limited time, so I chose to try things I had never had before. One was a creamy drink made with rose water and it was most delicious.One thing that I wondered about was why so many shops were closed when I arrived around 11 a.m. A clerk told me that it is better to go later in the day and that if I were there in the evening I would be able to enjoy live music and stores that stay open late. I do hope to be able to go and enjoy that should I ever be in Toronto again.

All the best 🙏 🌹

It is a great place. It gives people the chance to meet different people. It is a very diverse area.

Nice if you like Indian food

Great time at the festival, with food and dance and ambience that took me back home :)

This area is good for me and my family as we like Indian food but I will give it 4 stars because there are some stores need to focus on cleaning.

Interesting Indian merchandise ..spices ..jewelery ...cosmetics ...herbs

Awesome street festival each summer. Amazing food, great atmosphere, and mango lassi beer!

The best indian and Pakistani market in Ontario. Always love going to this place.