Thomas Hinds Tobacconists in Toronto, ON

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Telephone:	+1 416-481-6909
Website:	www.thomashinds.ca
Address:	8 Cumberland Street, Toronto, ON, M4W 1J5 Yorkville
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	350 ftBloor Street 400 ftYonge Street 500 ftYonge Street East Side
Categories:	Tobacco Shops

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Today	9:00 am – 7:00 pm Closed now
Local time (Toronto)	06:36 Wednesday, 28 May 2025

Business hours

Monday	9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday	9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday	9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday	9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday	9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday	10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday	12:00 pm – 5:00 pm

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10 reviews of Thomas Hinds Tobacconists

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Meena A.

Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada

High maintenance boyfriend means I end up here on occasion.
The owner is so nice in explaining everything about brands, country of origin, rolling, humidors, boxes, freshness, and the like. He gets that I have no genuine interest in learning about cigars, just enough to get by with buying something for the boy.
They have two different kinds of gift boxes (comp). Oh and they allow dogs in the store!

Big Ass Kid D.

Place rating: 4
Cincinnati, OH

Great experience and helpful staff! If your looking for Cuban Cigars in Toronto then this is your spot. Right up the street from the Bloor/Yonge Subway line…

K m.

Place rating: 4
Wylie, TX

Went into the store to pick up a little bit of pipe tobacco. Had very limited selection of tobacco. Most jars were empty. Picked an inexpensive pipe which they pealed a 7.95 tag off and charged me 10 dollars. Had very few pipes available to choose from. The smallest serving of tobacco was 20 dollars and some change. That was my experience today.

Curt C.

Place rating: 5
Mosinee, WI

Outstanding shop with a personal touch. Granted, it was early in the day on a Wednesday, but the shop staff took plenty of time with me, a novice, to find a handful of good smokes for me. Didn’t try to push expensive things on me, just great customer service. Prices are in line with the other tobacco shops in town. If you’re in Toronto city center and are looking for great cigars at fair prices sold by great employees, than Thomas Hinds is your place.

Elvis A.

Place rating: 3
Toronto, Canada

This place is pricey. They do have a very nice setup with a huge walk in humidor and walls full of celebrities pics at the store. The selection was surprisingly sparse and they didn’t even have a full box for some main stream brands like Cohiba. The staff is very helpful and they have a lot of accessories, all significantly marked up due to the location. The cigar prices are a good 15−20% over the competition given we are in Yorkville and could be justified due to the location and service. If you are like me who know exactly what they want to smoke there are better options.

Mark B.

Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada

The best tobacconist in Toronto and has been for a long time. Friendly, knowledgable and courteous staff. Well maintained and stocked humidor and an okay selection of pipe tobacco. Their cigars are top quality and take precedence over pipe tobacco. If your looking for tinned pipe tobacco I’d try Cheers, they have a much better selection for this. Prices are better too!

Phillip Jessie j.

Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada

I found a cool pipe with the hammer and sickle on the side, unfortunatley it came with a free piece of metal jammed hard into the stem.
I took it to Thomas Hinds and the buddies there while understandably looking at me like «what the FUCK did you do to this pipe?», immediately took out their tool kit and tried to fix it, for free. As I expected the pipe was too far gone and after about 5 minutes of delicate work, the mouthpiece broke and the guy apologized. This was my last resort and I figured it would happen anyways, they hooked me up with a pipe repairman in Quebec (there are none in Toronto, or Ontario for that matter) giving me all his contact info.
I didn’t even buy anything. but I sure will when that pipe is all fixed up.
These guys are awesome.

Kenny N.

Place rating: 4
Pleasanton, CA

Thomas Hinds is by far my favorite tobacconist in the Toronto area. It may not be fancy like the LCDH nearby but the staff are all friendly and fairly knowledgable about their cigars. The price of Habanos are in line with other places in Ontario but still very high compared to many other parts of the world.
I am still on a quest to find the best tobacconists in the world and Thomas Hinds is very good with a pretty impressive selection of Habanos and nice people. It is a shame that you are no longer allowed to smoke in the store like you could a few years ago.

Skye W.

Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA

OK, so I might not be the best judge since I haven’t really been to many cigar shops. However, this place has a crazy selection of cigars and I always come here to get them for my bf. The staff are helpful and not condescending at all. They always manage to get the best stuff for me even when I come in with vague descriptions like: «can you help me find 4 – 5 decent medium bodied cigars that are all different?» How unspecific and clueless can a request get? The humidor space upstairs is divine. If you are into cigars, Thomas Hinds is a must go.

Chris E.

Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada

This is arguably Toronto’s best cigar/tobacco store. It has a large walk-in humidor with cigars divided by geography. It has bundles of no-name cigars for sale, which are really very good for the price. Smokers can rent humidor space if they have a large collection. The store used to feature a wonderful sitting area upstairs, where you could sit back, light up with a piece of cedar, and enjoy a good smoke. Sadly, because of the new smoking laws, you’re no longer allowed to light up. I find that SO offensive, given that the reason you’re there in the first place is to buy tobacco products. It’s not like someone would stumble in and say «oh my god, put that out!».
I haven’t bought many pipe tobaccos/implements here, so I can’t really answer to that.