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  • Toronto Baskets · from Mexico

    Send gift baskets to Toronto from Mexico

    Buy from Mexico, and the gift is built and delivered on the Canadian side — hand delivery the same day in Toronto and the GTA, courier to the rest of Ontario. Charged in Canadian dollars, free of customs and import charges, nothing for the recipient to settle.

    Guinness & Goodies Gift Set
    Guinness & Goodies Gift Set
    Fantastic Sweets & Beverage Gift Set
    Fantastic Sweets & Beverage Gift Set
    Enchanting White Rose Bouquet
    Enchanting White Rose Bouquet

    Your details, their details

    Nothing about a Mexico order is unusual to us; the only slip we ever see is the buyer's details typed where the recipient's belong:

    • The buyer's block holds your card name, street address, colonia, código postal, city and state and código postal.
    • The recipient's block holds their name, Canadian street, city, ON, the M5V 3L9-style postal code and the recipient's phone — the number the driver or courier dials.
    • The card tells them it's from you; the slip inside shows no prices.
    Mother's Day Mini Heart Cake Gift

    The charge, in plain terms

    PricingIn CAD. The menu's alternatives are USD, GBP, EUR, AUD and JPY; Mexican pesos is missing, so the CAD amount is your reference.
    On your statementThe transaction is in Canadian dollars: gift, Canadian tax and the delivery fee for the recipient's address, shown up front. Conversion to Mexican pesos — and any charge for it — is your bank's, at a rate the store neither sets nor sees.
    Which cardsVisa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and JCB — read from the store's own footer on 2026-09-17. Cards from Mexico go through when the billing address is the card's.
    What doesn't applyDuty, customs, import charges: none of them, as the gift stays inside Canada from our hands to the door. The recipient pays nothing at all.

    Is their address covered?

    The recipient's postal code goes here — it's checked against the delivery service the checkout runs on, which reports same-day or courier and the days.

    Same-day across Toronto and the GTA when ordered by 11:00 a.m. Eastern (free on orders of $100 and more; under that the charge is shown at checkout). Elsewhere in Ontario: courier, one to three business days, order by 2 p.m. Eastern; shipping shown at checkout.

    Order deadlines, where you are

    The clock that matters is the recipient's — Eastern Time. Toronto and the GTA: same-day when the order lands by 11:00 a.m. Eastern, every day of the week, with businesses served no later than 5 p.m. and homes no later than 9 p.m. Rest of Ontario: courier, shipped the same day for orders by 2 p.m. Eastern (weekdays), one to three business days in transit. Translated into your time for September 21, 2026 (Mexico has more than one zone — use the right row):

    Your time zoneSame-day cut-off (11:00 a.m. ET)Courier cut-off (2:00 p.m. ET)
    Central (Mexico City) (America/Mexico_City, CST)9:00 a.m.12:00 p.m.
    Pacific (Tijuana) (America/Tijuana, PDT)8:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.
    Southeast (Cancún) (America/Cancun, EST)10:00 a.m.1:00 p.m.

    Today on this device: for same-day, for courier (your device's time zone: ).

    When either side changes its clocks the difference shifts by an hour — the table holds for the date shown, and the live line recalculates each visit. At checkout pick the recipient's delivery date in Eastern time, not your local date; past 11 a.m. Eastern, the first same-day option is the next day. Closed Thanksgiving, Mon Oct 12; Christmas Day; Boxing Day; New Year's Day.

    Writing the card and the address from Mexico

    Although Spanish is what people speak in Mexico, the store operates in English from checkout to delivery label.

    • On the card: any language in Latin letters, printed as you wrote it.
    • On the billing form: your name and address as your bank spells them, Latin letters.
    • On the delivery label: the recipient's name and Canadian address in Latin letters — the courier reads English, and other scripts can't be checked at the door.
    • On the phone: the recipient's Canadian number, area code first, in the delivery fields; your number may carry Mexico's country code.
    Lavender and Tea Spa Crate

    What customers choose most, store-wide

    Until Mexico's own history is long enough to rank, the grid mixes gifts its senders have picked with the store's top sellers; all live, all in CAD.

    By kind of gift

    The whole catalogue, hand-packed to order.

    Once it's ordered

    Following the order

    Order Tracking asks for the email address you ordered with and the postal code on the order. A very recent order may not appear for a few minutes; if it still doesn't, contact support with the order number from your confirmation email.

    Support

    A person answers at customer support (+1 (416) 259-2400) between 9:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Eastern, with extended hours during major holidays, as the store states (read 2026-09-17). Your equivalent on September 21, 2026:

    • Central (Mexico City) (CST): 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
    • Pacific (Tijuana) (PDT): 6:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
    • Southeast (Cancún) (EST): 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

    The rules on alcohol

    You can send wine, champagne, beer or spirits to any address in Ontario provided the recipient is 19 or older — the legal drinking age here. Handover is to a person 19+ with photo ID only; the gift is never left unattended; couriers take an adult signature; and if no adult is home the delivery is re-attempted or held. Alcohol-free gourmet ranges and kosher wine are stocked.

    Questions from Mexico buyers

    Is a card from Mexico a problem?

    Not at all. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and JCB go through with a Mexican billing address; the transaction is in CAD and your bank handles the exchange.

    Could the recipient get a bill for customs or delivery?

    No — there's no border crossing, so no customs, duty or import fee. Delivery is free on orders of $100 or more in the same-day zone, and courier shipping is charged to you at checkout.

    Same-day from abroad — really?

    Yes, when the address is in Toronto or the GTA and the order arrives by 11:00 a.m. Eastern that day (see the Mexico equivalent in the table). The rest of Ontario is courier: order by 2 p.m. Eastern, delivered in one to three business days.

    How do I pick the arrival date?

    Select the day it should land at the recipient's address, reckoned in Eastern time. Past 11 a.m. in Toronto, the earliest same-day option is the next day.

    Are wine and champagne deliverable?

    Yes — to anyone 19 or over. Photo ID is checked on handover, and alcohol is never left unattended.

    Cities we deliver to

    The same-day zone is Toronto and the GTA: Vaughan, Oakville, Scarborough, Richmond Hill, Burlington and more. Beyond it, the courier covers the rest of Ontario. From the history to date: 59% of gifts from Mexico went to Toronto, 7% of gifts from Mexico went to Mississauga; a median order of around $140 CAD; December the peak month. See the individual pages for our biggest BC destinations: Toronto, Mississauga, Scarborough, Ajax, Brampton, Maple, North York.

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