• To provide fast same day shipments, shipped free over $69.99
• To offer guaranteed lowest pricing to our valued customers
• To respect the environment by using only biodegradable packaging material and recycled boxes
• To offer only tried and tested superior products many European made
• To provide a 90 day return policy to our online customers - Return Policy

Our History 

Consiglio's Kitchenware in Toronto's Corso Italia Little Italy from 1975 - 2016. The store was a pillar in the community frequented by customers from far and wide.  

Images of Consiglio's Corso Italia Retail Store in Toronto. The retail portion of the store was nearly 20,000 square feet over 4 floors. In 2016 the e-commerce portion of the business required that a new location be acquired to better facilitate the online portion of the business. 

View of Consiglio's Kitchenware in Corso Italia Facing South East (1975 - 2016) . The Consiglio family still retains ownership of the original building. The property now hosts many unique business in the Corso Italia St. Clair West neighborhood. 

Consiglio's Great Tomato Hunt contest was hosted in the store from 1989 - 2010 and raised thousands of dollars for the Heart & Stroke foundation. The event was founded by Salvatore Consiglio, son of the late founder John Consiglio, who passed away from heart disease. Hundreds of contestants lined up annually in Corso Italia, the heaviest tomato weighed would win thousands in prizes. The largest tomato ever weighed was 3.365 kg – almost beating the Guinness World record for largest tomato at the time! 

Corso Italia Toronto during Italy's Famous World Cup Victory in 2006! 

 In 2016 Consiglio's Kitchenware moved to a new larger warehouse located at 41 Horner Ave in Etobicoke Ontario, to better facilitate our growing online e-commerce business. Now servicing Canada and the United states, we offer a unique shopping experience with many products imported directly from Europe and abroad!