Good Cheap Used Furniture in Toronto?

[YearsAlongTheSea]

Just wondering if anyone knows of some good places in Toronto to buy used, cheap but good, furniture, furnishings, decorative tidbits, widgets, whatsamacallits and thingamajiggys....

Thanks in advance....

[Calamity Jane]

Well YATS, for all my widget, whatsamacallit and thingamajiggy needs, I usually go to any Value Village (there's a big one right at Landsdowne and Bloor)

Once upon a time, there was a big Goodwill store at Adelaide and Parliament (maybe??) that had a whole floor of furniture. I think that location is gone, but surely there's another one that has taken its place. I remember they even had affordable delivery for those sofas that just won't fit on your back

[Calamity Jane]

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[Jaimoe]

Drive along Queen Street East and look for the used/antiques stores - it begins around Sherbourne and there's stores dotted along the way all the way out past Greenwood. There's literally dozens of stores along Queen Street. You won't be disappointed.

[TheGoodRev]

Dude, Craigslist.