Are you looking for the Pinterest photobooth picture of your dreams? The Green Line’s got you covered with this list.
We all know the struggle of finding a good photobooth that won’t break the bank, or following a Reddit thread that leads you to a spot that doesn’t actually exist anymore.
That’s why, your resident photobooth expert, me, is here to save the day with an exhaustive list (not kidding) of where to go in Toronto if you want a photobooth strip to put up on the fridge — because making memories shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg.
Here’s your fact-checked list of where to go for photobooths across Toronto:
- In Etobicoke, if you head to Cineplex Cinemas Queensway and VIP (1025 The Queensway), they have a photobooth! It’s $10 for two strips, or more if you want a funky background, and it’s card only.
- If you’re dancing at Bangarang (552 College St.) on a night out, be sure to try their new photobooth for $10 and receive two strips.
- If you’re more of a fun drawings or characters along your borders photobooth kind of person, check out Hanji Gifts (645 Bloor St. W.). Their photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- Durumi (630A Queen St. W.) is located at the back of a clothing store – you can get two strips for $10.
- Instead of hopping on the TTC at TMU Station, step into The Tenor (10 Dundas St. E.). On the first level beside the escalators, you’ll find the photobooth and get two strips for $10.
- You may have thought this one was left, but it’s back! Visit Sonic Boom Records (215 Spadina Ave.), and for $10 you’ll get two strips.
- Next time you’re grabbing some food at Waterworks Food Hall (50 Brant St.), take a look at their Four Poses photobooth. This photobooth will give you a strip for $10.
- For a simple, digital photobooth, check out Vinny Toronto – Restaurant & Vinyl Bar (480 King St. W.). It’s free when you dine in, and you get two strips.
- If you’re eating at Chef’s Hall (111 Richmond St. W.), check out their $10 photobooth for two strips.
- At Uncle Studios (46 Ossington Ave.), you’ll get one photo strip for $10.
- Movie and a photobooth? Sounds like an ideal date to me! Head to Scotiabank Theatre Toronto (259 Richmond St. W.) for Cineplex’s classic photobooths. You’ll find the $10 for two strips booth right when you head up the escalators.
- Photoism has locations downtown (407 Spadina Ave. and 607 Bloor St. W.), located inside two stores! Their photobooths are $10 for two strips.
- If you’re looking for a fun game night out, check out GRETA Bar YYZ. Greta’s digital photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- If you’re in an arcade and a photobooth mode, hit up OHYO SPREE – Claw Machine Arcade (340 Yonge St.). It’s cash only, and for $10 you’ll receive two strips.
- If you’re looking for food, drinks and a photobooth, check out Petty Cash (487 Adelaide St. W.). Petty Cash’s photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- For a Kensington trip, visit Public Butter (250 Augusta Ave.). Its photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- If you’re into trinkets, stop by Cozy Grotto (368 Yonge St.) for its photobooth and cute toys. The photobooth is $10 for digital and printed strips, plus $5 for two additional strips.
- For folks already walking in The Well, stop by Mr. Surprise‘s photobooth. Their digital photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- If you’re looking for a fun night out, hit up FreePlay Toronto Retro Arcade Bar (300 College St.). Inside, you’ll find a photobooth, where you can either grab a token from the bar for a photo or pay $10 for two strips.
- If you’re on Queen St. W. instead of Bloor St. W., check out Hanji Gifts‘ other location (940 Queen St. W.), which also has a photobooth. It’s $10 for two strips.
- Who can say no to boba and a photobooth? Check out Kung Fu Tea (584 Yonge St.) to use their cash-only booth and receive two strips for $10. Staff suggest bringing a crisp bill to avoid any issues with the machine.
- Find yourself shopping in CF Toronto Eaton Centre (220 Yonge St.)? Pop down to Sukoshi Mart for their photobooth! It’s $10 per strip, and they accept cash ($5 or $10 bills) or a card.
- Make a day of it and explore all the photobooths on Bloor St. W., including Hama Film (633 Bloor St. W.). Hama Film offers variously priced photobooth pictures from your regular two strips for $10 to more unique frames for a couple of dollars more.
- From grad photos to holidays, Photo Signature (619 Bloor St. W.) recommends you visit their store to commemorate the occasion. Their photobooth is $10 for two strips, but they also have a high-angle booth if you want to up your photobooth game.
- Harriet’s Rooftop (550 Wellington St. W.) only brings out their photobooth for special occasions, so be sure to call ahead before heading over. If it’s out, you can access it when you have a reservation or are at their walk-in bar. Staff couldn’t confirm the price when we called, but said it was around $10 per strip.
- On the East End, head into Gerrard Square Shopping Centre (1000 Gerrard St. E.). Beside Food Basics, you’ll find its photobooth, where you can get film strips for $10.
- For those venturing out to Square One Shopping Centre (100 City Centre Dr.), they have two photobooths available. One on the upper level near Bell and one downstairs near Champs. Staff said the machine only takes card for $10 for two strips.
- If you find yourself at the Toronto Zoo (2000 Meadowvale Rd.), take a look at your zoo map to find a photobooth near you! They have multiple booths across the zoo, and for $10, you’ll receive two strips.
- Check out Surprise Lab‘s (3300 Midland Ave.) photobooth in Scarborough. It’s cash only, and for $10, you’ll receive two strips.
- Photoism also has a Scarborough location inside Claw Me Baby (3278 Midland Ave.). Their photobooths are $10 for two strips or $20 for two strips, but you receive more frame options. This location is cash only with exact bills.
- If you’re in the West End, stop by Dufferin Mall (900 Dufferin St.) for its photobooth by the Baskin-Robbins. It’s cash only for $5 per strip.
- If you’re no stranger to photobooth hopping, you probably know Toronto’s photobooth classic, The Drake Hotel (1150 Queen St. W.). This one is cash only, but there’s an ATM and a bar upstairs to trade bills to get two strips for $5.
- Next time you’re out on College Street, hit up Hail Mary‘s digital photobooth (582 College St.) for a free pic emailed to you!
- If you love a funky background, Cherry’s High Dive (488 Wellington St. W.) is for you! They have a fun cheetah backdrop, and it’s only $5 for two strips.
- Another classic photobooth spot downtown, Monography (621A Bloor St. W.). At this studio, photobooth pictures cost $7 for two strips, but they also have a self-portrait studio and a free photo printed on receipt paper in the store. For pricing and location info, you can check out Monography.ca.
- If you’re near Trinity Bellwoods, check out Penny Arcade Vintage (1177 Dundas St. W.). Here, you’ll receive two strips for $8.
- If you find yourself at Primadonna Restaurant, check out their digital photobooth at no extra charge when you dine in.
- Monography also has a North York location (4891A Yonge St.). This location has a high-angle overhead photobooth and your standard version. Photobooth pictures cost $7 for two strips. For pricing and location info, you can check out Monography.ca.
UNDER $10
- If you’re in the West End, stop by Dufferin Mall (900 Dufferin St.) for its photobooth by the Baskin-Robbins. It’s cash only for $5 per strip.
- If you’re no stranger to photobooth hopping, you probably know Toronto’s photobooth classic, The Drake Hotel (1150 Queen St. W.). This one is cash only, but there’s an ATM and a bar upstairs to trade bills to get two strips for $5.
- Next time you’re out on College Street, hit up Hail Mary’s digital photobooth (582 College St.) for a free pic emailed to you!
- If you love a funky background, Cherry’s High Dive (488 Wellington St. W.) is for you! They have a fun cheetah backdrop, and it’s only $5 for two strips.
- Another classic photobooth spot downtown, Monography (621A Bloor St. W.). At this studio, photobooth pictures cost $7 for two strips, but they also have a self-portrait studio and a free photo printed on receipt paper in the store. For pricing and location info, you can check out Monography.ca.
- If you’re near Trinity Bellwoods, check out Penny Arcade Vintage (1177 Dundas St. W.). Here, you’ll receive two strips for $8.
- If you find yourself at Primadonna Restaurant, check out their digital photobooth at no extra charge when you dine in.
- Monography also has a North York location (4891A Yonge St.). This location has a high-angle overhead photobooth and your standard version. Photobooth pictures cost $7 for two strips. For pricing and location info, you can check out Monography.ca.
$10 OR MORE
- In Etobicoke, if you head to Cineplex Cinemas Queensway and VIP (1025 The Queensway), they have a photobooth! It’s $10 for two strips, or more if you want a funky background, and it’s card only.
- If you’re dancing at Bangarang (552 College St.) on a night out, be sure to try their new photobooth for $10 and receive two strips.
- If you’re more of a fun drawings or characters along your borders photobooth kind of person, check out Hanji Gifts (645 Bloor St. W.). Their photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- Durumi (630A Queen St. W.) is located at the back of a clothing store — you can get two strips for $10.
- Instead of hopping on the TTC at TMU Station, step into The Tenor (10 Dundas St. E.). On the first level beside the escalators, you’ll find the photobooth and get two strips for $10.
- You may have thought this one was left, but it’s back! Visit Sonic Boom Records (215 Spadina Ave.), and for $10 you’ll get two strips.
- Next time you’re grabbing some food at Waterworks Food Hall (50 Brant St.), take a look at their Four Poses photobooth. This photobooth will give you a strip for $10.
- For a simple, digital photobooth, check out Vinny Toronto – Restaurant & Vinyl Bar (480 King St. W.). It’s free when you dine in, and you get two strips.
- If you’re eating at Chef’s Hall (111 Richmond St. W.), check out their $10 photobooth for two strips.
- At Uncle Studios (46 Ossington Ave.), you’ll get one photo strip for $10.
- Movie and a photobooth? Sounds like an ideal date to me! Head to Scotiabank Theatre Toronto (259 Richmond St. W.) for Cineplex’s classic photobooths. You’ll find the $10 for two strips booth right when you head up the escalators.
- Photoism has locations downtown (407 Spadina Ave. and 607 Bloor St. W.), located inside two stores! Their photobooths are $10 for two strips.
- If you’re looking for a fun game night out, check out GRETA Bar YYZ. Greta’s digital photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- If you’re in an arcade and a photobooth mode, hit up OHYO SPREE – Claw Machine Arcade (340 Yonge St.). It’s cash only, and for $10 you’ll receive two strips.
- If you’re looking for food, drinks and a photobooth, check out Petty Cash (487 Adelaide St. W.). Petty Cash’s photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- For a Kensington trip, visit Public Butter (250 Augusta Ave.). Its photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- If you’re into trinkets, stop by Cozy Grotto (368 Yonge St.) for its photobooth and cute toys. The photobooth is $10 for digital and printed strips, plus $5 for two additional strips.
- For folks already walking in The Well, stop by Mr. Surprise’s photobooth. Their digital photobooth is $10 for two strips.
- If you’re looking for a fun night out, hit up FreePlay Toronto Retro Arcade Bar (300 College St.). Inside, you’ll find a photobooth, where you can either grab a token from the bar for a photo or pay $10 for two strips.
- If you’re on Queen St. W. instead of Bloor St. W., check out Hanji Gifts’ other location (940 Queen St. W.), which also has a photobooth. It’s $10 for two strips.
- Who can say no to boba and a photobooth? Check out Kung Fu Tea (584 Yonge St.) to use their cash-only booth and receive two strips for $10. Staff suggest bringing a crisp bill to avoid any issues with the machine.
- Find yourself shopping in CF Toronto Eaton Centre (220 Yonge St.)? Pop down to Sukoshi Mart for their photobooth! It’s $10 per strip, and they accept cash ($5 or $10 bills) or a card.
- Make a day of it and explore all the photobooths on Bloor St. W., including Hama Film (633 Bloor St. W.). Hama Film offers variously priced photobooth pictures from your regular two strips for $10 to more unique frames for a couple of dollars more.
- From grad photos to holidays, Photo Signature (619 Bloor St. W.) recommends you visit their store to commemorate the occasion. Their photobooth is $10 for two strips, but they also have a high-angle booth if you want to up your photobooth game.
- Harriet’s Rooftop (550 Wellington St. W.) only brings out their photobooth for special occasions, so be sure to call ahead before heading over. If it’s out, you can access it when you have a reservation or are at their walk-in bar. Staff couldn’t confirm the price when we called, but said it was around $10 per strip.
- On the East End, head into Gerrard Square Shopping Centre (1000 Gerrard St. E.). Beside Food Basics, you’ll find its photobooth, where you can get film strips for $10.
- For those venturing out to Square One Shopping Centre (100 City Centre Dr.), they have two photobooths available. One on the upper level near Bell and one downstairs near Champs. Staff said the machine only takes card for $10 for two strips.
- If you find yourself at the Toronto Zoo (2000 Meadowvale Rd.), take a look at your zoo map to find a photobooth near you! They have multiple booths across the zoo, and for $10, you’ll receive two strips.
- Check out Surprise Lab’s (3300 Midland Ave.) photobooth in Scarborough. It’s cash only, and for $10, you’ll receive two strips.
- Photoism also has a Scarborough location inside Claw Me Baby (3278 Midland Ave.). Their photobooths are $10 for two strips or $20 for two strips, but you receive more frame options. This location is cash only with exact bills.
If you know another photobooth which we should add to our list, send me an email at julia@thegreenline.to or send us a DM on social media.
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