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2026-06-15
Part 1:
There's something about a well-made kettle.
Not flashy. Not complicated. Just a tool that quietly earns its place on the counter, day after day.
We've spent years seeking out kettles from makers who share our appreciation for thoughtful design, durable materials, and objects that improve with use.
Right now, our shelves are fuller than they've been in a long time.
A good kettle is one of those things you use every day and rarely think about—until you find the right one.
From Tsubame-Sanjo stainless steel classics to precision pour-over kettles and stovetop workhorses, we've built one of the largest selections we've ever had in the shop.
Thoughtfully made, built to last, and designed to make a daily ritual feel just a little better.
If you've been looking for the right kettle, now is a good time to check us out.
Available in store and online.
Part 2 tomorrow.
2026-06-02
The hands behind KNIFE.
Quiet work. Sharp edges. Coffee stains. Tiny adjustments nobody sees.
Just people who care deeply about what they make, what they sharpen, and the space we’ve all built together over the years.
A few moments from behind the counter.
Have a KNIFE day.
2026-05-29
A KNIFE staple.
Cover your knives!
Period.
2026-05-25
There’s a reason we keep coming back to Yoshimi Kato’s work.
Not just the grind, the profile, or the finish — though all of it is exceptional. It’s the feeling that someone’s hands were truly involved at every step.
These knives carry a kind of warmth to them. A balance between precision and personality that’s getting harder and harder to find.
Proud to continue sharing Yoshimi Kato’s work here at KNIFE.
Tools meant to be used, cared for, and kept for a very long time.
2026-05-22
A shop classic.
Our Zen Towels have been with us for years now — simple, durable, endlessly useful. Soft enough for daily use, tough enough for service, sharpening, coffee spills, and everything in between.
The kind of object that quietly earns its place over time.
Made in Japan.
Built for repetition.
Cats.
2026-05-15
Hot take: we don’t have a grinding machine in the shop.
No belts, no wheels, no shortcuts.
Just hands, stones, steel, and the people behind them. The small inconsistencies are the point. The marks of process are the proof.
In a world built around speed, we’ll keep making space for things that take time.
Feel free.to comment on why our thinking may be wrong.
2026-04-22
17 years.
Not a milestone we ever chased—just the result of showing up, every day, for the work.
Steel shaped by hand. Tools made to last. Conversations across the counter that turn into something more.
To everyone who’s been part of it—thank you.
We’re still learning, still sharpening, still here.
What started as a small idea has been shaped—day by day—by the people around it.
By makers who trust us with their work.
By customers who care about what they use, and how it’s made.
By the conversations, the questions, the jokes, the regulars.
We don’t take any of it lightly.
Thank you for being part of this—whether it’s your first visit or your hundredth.
To everyone who’s supported us—thank you. Truly.
KNIFE's annual customer appreciation sale starts April 28 / 11am and runs til Saturday May 2 / 6pm.
In store and Canadian online.
Thanks for reading.
Have a KNIFE day.
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1A Givins Street
Toronto, ON
M6J2X5
**Travel Directions to Dundas Street West, Toronto**
**Public Transport:**
1. **Subway:** Take Line 1 (Yonge-University) to the Dundas Station. Exit the station and walk west along Dundas Street for about 10 minutes.
2. **Streetcar:** You can also take the 505 Dundas streetcar from various points in downtown Toronto. Get off at the stop closest to your destination on Dundas Street.
**Driving/Parking:**
1. If you are driving, head towards downtown Toronto and navigate to Dundas Street West.
2. Look for available street parking or use nearby parking garages. There are several options within walking distance, but be sure to check for any parking restrictions or fees.
Safe travels!
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| Thursday |
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| Friday |
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| Saturday |
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At KNIFE Toronto, located on Dundas Street West, you'll discover a unique blend of culinary tools and coffee culture that truly stands out. This innovative shop is not just about knives; it’s a haven for kitchen enthusiasts and coffee aficionados alike.
The selection of knives is impressive, featuring exquisite handmade pieces like the classic Tsunehisa kiritsuke blade. With its ergonomic western handle, this knife offers an incredible feel that any chef would appreciate. Each blade reflects the craftsmanship and dedication of talented artisans, making them perfect for both professional chefs and home cooks.
For coffee lovers, KNIFE Toronto has curated an exceptional range of brewing equipment. The Timemore Chestnut ESP Grinder is a standout product that elevates your espresso experience with precision and consistency. Whether you prefer coarse brews or finely ground espresso, this grinder ensures you achieve the perfect cup every time.
Additionally, the Fellow Aiden Precision Coffee Maker allows you to brew pourover quality coffee effortlessly. It simplifies the brewing process so you can spend less time fussing over details and more time enjoying your favorite beverage. Plus, with pre-orders available that include a complimentary bag of Apollon's Gold beans, you can kickstart your coffee journey right away.
KNIFE Toronto is more than just a store; it’s a community hub where culinary passion meets exceptional products. Whether you're looking to enhance your kitchen skills or indulge in high-quality coffee, this shop has everything you need to elevate your culinary adventures.
