Good For Her

Great little place. The ambience was relaxed and calm, and the staff were super chill. It was my first time in a sex toy store and I felt completely relaxed.
The staff respected my personal space until I started really checking out the stuff, whereupon one of them asked if she could help. They helped me find exactly what I was looking for and I ended up buying even more than what I originally came for! (pun intended)
The vibrator I ended up getting was high quality but not too expensive, and they will offer you the battery for your selected toy if you need one. This saves a lot of time, especially because some of the toys had rare/​unusual batteries.
Super easy to get to from Bathurst station, just take the streetcar to Harbord and then walk East for like a minute.
Overall a great experience. Very queer-​friendly which is always appreciated. Will be back soon! :)

This for me is one of the best and most informative sex shops I’ve been to in a long while. The staff are so helpful. They have such a vast variety of toys etc.
I will definitely be back!

This place has something for everyone! I was excited to visit this shop during my stay in Toronto bc I’m a huge sex nerd (this is actually a thing) & I know they do the Feminist Porn Awards. I wasn’t expecting the store to look & feel so cozy on both the outside and inside. The space is small, but they know how to utilize it so you don’t feel cramped. I also love that they have women and trans only hours. I’m sure that helps folx feel more comfortable talking about personal issues.
They have a pretty wide selection of vibes and books (my two fav sections in any good sex store), but I was disappointed with their lube section. I’m flying back to NYC & was looking for a good water based lube that would fit in my carry on. I’m super sensitive (and admittedly picky!) & didn’t find anything that would work for me.
The staff person was incredibly helpful! I wasn’t familiar with rubber as a material for dils and they explained the pros (hella cheap & realistic looking) & cons (porous & not long lasting) in a way that was really comfortable for me.
As someone who is beginning to transition I was really stoked to see their realistic STP! It was hands down the highest quality and best one I’d ever encountered. I also loved that they had a huge selection of porn featuring trans folx whose identities were not being exploited, but rather celebrated.
And oh my god… diva cups & sponges. Never thought I would publicly get excited about being able to buy alternative menstrual products but here I am. *sigh*
Not excited to see they sell lamb skin condoms however. There are some pretty quality non-​latex alternatives out there that protect the wearer from both STIs and impregnating someone (lamb skin condoms don’t protect against STIs).
There’s a box of kids toys (not a euphemism… legit kids toys). I’m not a parent, but I imagine this must be a huge help when you need to pick up some stuff and don’t feel like explaining to little Tommy what that buzzy thing does.
Long story short: THIS PLACE IS AWESOME & YOU SHOULD SHOP HERE!

Good for Her is a gem of a store.
It’s not creepy nor intimidating. The product in the store is varied and well thought out. Plus the staff is always helpful and totally chill. They will help you if you need but will respectfully let you be if you are shy or nervous about being in a sex shop.
They also offer a variety of workshops which always have peaked my interest and curiosity.
I love supporting local, small businesses. Additionally, this is the best place to get a great gag gift!
Also they are extremely LGTB-​friendly. If i recall correctly, Sunday is their women & trans-​only shopping day.

Ended up browsing the website, and seeing that my favourite adult toy has been updated and finally is back on shelves. I decide to drop by to pick it up and bring a friend, because she is interested in exploring her wild side. (Truly a great place, because my friend is a transgendered woman, and we had no trouble with this store ever.)
The store is currently undergoing renovations — the walls look blank and decoration-​less, and the effect is clinical looking. The addition of led light strips to the shelves causes the store to look sterile. The shelves are lined with a grey plush fabric and the different sex toys are laid out on them.
The layout has changed a bit. To the front of the store is a shelf with male masturbators and sleeves. The shelves near them hold larger products like sex swings, furniture and floggers. The shelves on the opposite side now hold a bunch of vibrators and clitoral stimulators. The middle now holds a selection of instructional books, erotica and other literature. (Check out the Elisha Lim body of work — they are a great artist!) The next section hold kink tools like nipple clamps, cock rings and other miscellenous items. The wall holds a giant selection of strap on harnesses — so many choices, leather, synthetic,…etc. The wall holds a bunch of anal play toys and gender fuck accessories like soft packers, two types of chest binders and a variety of other objects. (I suggest going to the Stag Shop on Church (the gay village) for more selection in chest binders.) The wall of dvds has not changed, as well as the shelf of condoms and lubes. (I have never seen more latex and non-​latex types of barrier protection ever — I love the different types of dental dams you can get here!)
My friend and I ended up testing out some of the different vibrational speeds on the tester models. We found a few models that weren’t charged and ready to go.
We both selected our purchases after half an hour of browsing. The staff went through the process of grabbing our new products from their storeroom, and testing them in front of us with new batteries. (Note, if purchasing the «Thumper» — they don’t carry the C batteries needed for this — apparently it’s the only dildo in the shop that uses that size of battery!) The staff member reminded us that the toys have a 30 day warranty on them, so if they break within a month, you can get a new one — with receipt.
4 ½ stars — because the chaos of the renovation and the fact that they don’t carry batteries and male to female transgendered pornography.

Truly a female friendly store. I was given a voucher for a workshop as part of my birthday present from my girlfriends. So I organized a workshop for us entitled Giving Great Head. What a fantastic night. Our workshop was lead by Lorraine, who was extremely knowledgeable and very approachable. She was able to translate factual information in a fun and interesting way.
The workshop runs for about an hour and a half — 2 hours and costs around $ 350 for a private workshop.
There is also a workshop schedule for each month and they do couples workshops too!
I am most definitely going to attend some of the public workshops.
The shop was very welcoming and they stock a great choice of products to suit all budgets!
Based on my experience with Lorraine, I would imagine the staff in to shop to be as friendly, knowledgeable and helpful.

I love this place. It’s one of the few true women friendly sex shops in the city. (Come as You Are is also nice, but Good for Her makes you feel more like you are in someone’s home — and the staff are your trusted friends.)
Cozy atmosphere with a book section and staff that is great and really knows their stuff.
I can’t say enough about the store owner (who had to leave Texas because vibrators are ILLEGAL there.)
The workshops are great, and the store website is good. If you have any questions I’m sure the staff will be very helpful — and I trust 100% that the staff will give you their honest opinion about their products — and I’m sure the products are carefully chosen — and only the best stuff. (And after you’ve picked up a few things from here — you’ll wonder how you ever got along before without them.)
I just can’t find the words to adequately describe how great I think this store is.
6 stars out of 5

Good For Her is really good for her, him and anyone who is in touch with their sexuality or trying to discover it.
Good For Her is a gold star example of what an adult, sex-​positive store should be — none of that trashy big-​boobed-​mannequin-​from-​mainstream-​porn crap. As a sexual health educator committed to non-​judgmental and sex– and queer-​positive services, I always recommend Good For Her to clients who are exploring sexual pleasure and broadening their sexual horizons. They offer a regular workshops for a whole variety of things like oral sex, open relationships, BDSM, etc etc.
The store front is quaint with a pretty little picnic scene painted on the side of the house. If you look closely, you may find some discrete surprises :) The staff are knowledgeable, open and non-​judgmental. The store is a great place to check out as long as you can be a little open-​minded and mature… you might be surprised what it can introduce to you.
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Good For Her is a lovely upscale Adult Store located on Harbord st. The store is very tasteful, warm and welcoming. The staff is pleasant, helpful, knowledgeable, and non judgmental. They carry a large selection of adult products including but not limited to: dildos in all the sizes and colors of the rainbow, vibrators, strap ons, condoms, lubricant, and various products that are intended for your anal cavity, books, diva cups, and lotions. Most products carry a warranty and are very well constructed. The staff makes you feel totally at ease while you browse for products and leave you feeling not like a sexual deviant but like an empowered confident individual. They hold various scheduled workshops in the store so that if you are interesting in learning about different sexual topics in a secure cultured environment than this might be for you. Prices are totally reasonable and within market value.
I highly recommend Good For Her!
But make um understand its Westside foe life

A fantastic store with friendly, knowledgeable staff.
Each vibrator, dildo, butt plug, etc has one display model which is out of the package with batteries and you can feel it and turn it on to see various speed settings.
Staff are approachable and professional. They really have a great understanding of the products they sell and can answer your questions.
Great selection of books, lube, and condoms too.

I had been to the Everything To Do with Sex Show and I believe I signed up for the Good For Her’s newsletter. I noticed that they had sexuality workshops and decided to attend one called Giving Good Head. I was intrigued that this class was sold out couple months in advance so I signed up right away. The workshop was being held at the store.
The night of the workshop, I arrived at the store and was pleasantly surprised. It’s a small store but it’s homey, with free coffee and tea and comfy chairs to sample the books. The workshop was held upstairs. The instructor, Lorraine Hewitt (aka CoCo LaCreme), was great at making everyone feel comfortable and introducing her own exploration into sexuality. I actually learned some interesting things in the workshop (complete with handout!). I loved that everyone there, even if they felt silly, still took part in the workshop with enthusiasm. No one felt uncomfortable asking a question and it was good to have that camraderie with other people.
During our break, the store was open for shopping and perusal. I was impressed by the Lorraine’s knowledge of various products in the store. When I go into sex stores, I sometimes feel like the employees are just part-​time student workers who may know some things but will mostly giggle at what you might ask. Lorraine was nice enough that you would feel comfortable asking her advice on a book or a solution to a problem. Being gay/​lesbian/​transgender-​friendly just boosted the experience even more.
All in all, it was a great experience. Whether you’re taking it seriously or just as a fun night out solo or with the girls, Good For Her is a great environment to explore your sexual side.