IKEA operates several stores around Toronto rather than one. The Canadian store pages name locations in Etobicoke, North York, Vaughan, and downtown on Yonge Street, and each page is the official record of its own address, hours, and services. No source consulted for this article calls any one of them the largest, so that claim is left out.
The question of which store is “the” IKEA Toronto has no single answer. The company’s store list for Ontario uses place names, and the Greater Toronto Area has several of them. This guide describes what the official pages and IKEA Canada’s own announcements say, and where a current detail has to be checked on IKEA’s official site
The stores in and around Toronto
The details below come from the text of IKEA’s Canadian pages as shown in search results. The pages themselves could not be opened directly for this article, so addresses should be confirmed on the store page before travel.
| Store | Location as described | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Etobicoke | Near Highway 427 and the QEW and Gardiner Expressway; a 2020 reopening notice gives 1475 The Queensway | Pick-up desk for online orders inside the store |
| North York | East of Highway 404, between Sheppard Avenue East and Highway 401; a directory lists 15 Provost Drive | One of four Greater Toronto Area stores with collection lockers at launch |
| Vaughan | 200 Interchange Way, near Highways 400, 407, and 7 and the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre subway station, per the store page | Hours are listed on the page |
| Toronto Downtown | 382 Yonge Street, at Yonge and Gerrard, in the Aura building | A smaller city-centre format, about 66,000 square feet per the opening release |
Downtown versus suburban formats
The downtown store opened as an urban format. IKEA Canada’s opening-day release describes it as a 66,000 square foot location that offers services such as assembly, planning, returns, and home delivery. A pick-up point for online orders sits on the lower level of the Aura shopping centre. Because the building is on Yonge Street, it is reached by the Line 1 subway.
Etobicoke, North York, and Vaughan sit next to expressways and are built around car access, with Vaughan also described as near a subway terminus. The history of those districts is covered in the site’s articles on Etobicoke and North York.
Online orders, lockers, and pick-up
On the Canadian site, an order can be collected at an IKEA store or at a separate pick-up location run by a partner. IKEA Canada announced collection lockers at its four Greater Toronto Area stores in Burlington, Etobicoke, North York, and Vaughan. That announcement is several years old, so whether a locker is in service at a given store today needs checking.
Seasonal outdoor ranges
Outdoor furniture follows the calendar in a country where patios are used for only part of the year. IKEA Toronto offers a range of patio furniture on its Canadian website, and the pieces on display and in stock at a given store change with the season. Items shown online in spring may be absent in late autumn. A product page shows whether a piece is available at a chosen store, and the store can answer questions about storing an outdoor set over winter.
Checking a store before a trip
- Open the store page on IKEA’s official site for the address, current hours, and listed services.
- Check stock for a specific item at that store on its product page.
- Ask about assembly, delivery, and returns for the chosen location, since the downtown format differs from the suburban ones.
- Prices and delivery fees are set by IKEA and change; none are quoted here.
Frequently asked questions
Which IKEA stores are in the Toronto area?
IKEA Canada lists stores in Etobicoke, North York, Vaughan, and Toronto Downtown on Yonge Street. Burlington has another store in the wider region. Each location has its own page with the address and hours.
Which IKEA is the largest near Toronto?
None of the sources read for this article states which is largest. The downtown store is described as a smaller urban format, but floor areas for the suburban stores were not available.
Is there a subway route to an IKEA?
The downtown store is on Yonge Street. The Vaughan store page describes the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre subway station as nearby. Routes and fares are on the TTC site.
Does IKEA deliver and assemble in Toronto?
The downtown opening release lists assembly, planning, returns, and home delivery as services there. Other stores publish their own service lists.
Last verified: October 2026
Sources
- IKEA Canada, store locations
- IKEA Canada, Vaughan store page
- IKEA Canada, Toronto Downtown store page
- IKEA Canada newsroom, Toronto Downtown opening day
- IKEA Canada newsroom, 24/7 collection lockers
Related reading
- History of Etobicoke
- History of North York
- Getting around Toronto
- The Gardiner Expressway
- Living in Toronto: city services, universities and the economy
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