Acting as tour guide for some friends visiting from out of town, we made our way downtown to The…read moreWell to meet up with some other friends. It was my first time going there and I couldn't help seeing some architectural similarities to Hay's Galleria in the UK. Maybe it was the open spaces, the indoor-outdoor feel of the place, architectural features. Look it up... After exploring for a bit, we had lunch in the food court. With lots of choices, we had a Roast Beef meal and a Roast Pork meal from The Carvery. Both were very good, and at decent prices. Others decided on Fish Tacos from Hooky's, along with items from other vendors. We were all happy with our choices. After lunch, a couple from our group went to see Arcadia Earth, an artsy exhibit/show, while the rest of us wandered around, exploring The Well. Nice place. I'll have to come back another day. 4.5/5.0

The Well is so lively during the summer. Dropped by the weekend and they even have dance lessons…read moreout in the open! Check their calendar of events. The only issue is with our Canadian weather, an open concept mall like this is tough during the colder months. Really quiet during the colder months and who really wants to hang outside for too long. However, during the summer it's a great gathering place with a decent food court, fitness centre activities like Arcadia Earth and National. You can even get some fresh produce and flowers too from Little Harvest Market.

First Canadian Place in Toronto is a striking landmark in the heart of downtown and financial…read moredistrict. With its towering 72-story office building, it stands as one of the tallest and most iconic structures in Canada. The complex offers a mix of office spaces, shops, and dining options, making it a convenient destination for both work and leisure. The building is well-maintained and features a modern white design. It's connected to PATH and underground shops and restaurants. Also, Cactus Club is a great addition to this building, offering 3-story restaurant with lounge and a beautiful patio.

I came here looking for Chatime Atealier, and thank goodness one of these Yelp reviews said it was…read moredown on the PATH, or I'd have been looking forever! The PATH is much nicer than I expected it to be, and there's lots of nice shops and restaurants to check out. I got lost just looking for the tea place, so it is hard to navigate. They have some cool interactive maps, but it switched off too quickly for me to figure out where I needed to go. The next time I'm in Toronto, I'd stop here again.

I saw this Yelp listing recently. I've been here a handful of times…read more My first experience was with my parents. I was in grade 12. Somehow, we got word that taking photos here would be great. The tip was a good one. When you first drive over to this centre, you can't miss the gateway. It's red with gold accents. I just learned that it doesn't have a single nail in it. The gateway is made of timber. Wooden studs keep everything in place. My mom brought her manual camera with a massive lens to take distant shots. It took her what felt like forever to take photos of us. As patient as I am, I looked extremely unhappy in one of her shots. This centre has a dragon wall. It's there as a form of protection. There are nine dragons on this wall. I like the sculptures, garden, and mini pond in this area. It's nice to admire everything before going shopping! I returned last year since my first visit as a teenager. I was here to enjoy snacks and soft serve from Xe Kem. A Yelp experience introduced me to this place. I've been back a few times since. A few doors down is the entrance to the food court. I have flagged visiting it, but I haven't had a chance to return. Luckily, this centre isn't too far away from work. Tung Hing Bakery is also here. Technically, it's closer for me to get my baked goods fix here after work. I am hoping that it has banh mi and siu baos like its other locations around the greater Toronto area. I should return and check out the other businesses, like Al Premium Food Mart and Sushi Omigoto. There's lots to discover. Parking can be a bit of a challenge. I've been fortunate to have nabbed parking spots whenever I've been here. It's other drivers who can't park for beans that you need to take care. (372)

I've been here a million times and have never reviewed it! It is a pleasant Chinese oasis in the…read moreheart of Mississauga with a great variety of Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine. The hustle and bustle of the narrow sidewalks reminds me of Asia and the Buddhist statues are always beautiful. I ran into my favourite Vietnamese bakery today to pick up some guilty pleasures, and noticed that a large percentage of the vehicles were from the US. Visitors. Nice to see.

When I visit family in Toronto, I often find myself at the CF Shops at Don Mills, also known as the…read moreDon Mills Centre. I've gone with my sister, cousins, or extended family for a stroll, a meal, or shopping over the years. There was even a time, a year or two ago, when I found myself there three times in two days! When my sister and I were just visiting Toronto a few weeks ago, we had lunch with cousins from out of town at the CF Shops at Don Mills. There's something for everyone and plenty to see and do. The CF Shops at Don Mills is known for some great restaurants. While there are some upscale and casual restaurants there, my favorite is Joey's, and I also really enjoy stopping by Lindt for some tasty chocolates. Other restaurants include Jack Astor's, Pi Co., Eataly, and the Good Son, among many others. You can find out more about the restaurants at the CF Shops at Don Mills at https://shops.cadillacfairview.com/property/cf-shops-at-don-mills/food. There are also plenty of shops, from upscale shops to more casual ones like Bath & Body Works. My favorite stores are Roots, Miniso, and on our last visit, we even stopped by the World Cup store, which closed the week after we were there. Similar to the restaurants, there are many shops at the CF Shops at Don Mills, which you can find out about at https://shops.cadillacfairview.com/property/cf-shops-at-don-mills/store#. There are also experiences with the interactive Town Square water fountain, where children frequently play and splash during the summer, and a miniature train that kids can ride. There is also a movie theatre, pickleball, and plenty of events, from an outdoor market to chess in the square. You can read more about the events at https://shops.cadillacfairview.com/property/cf-shops-at-don-mills/news-events. While store and restaurant hours may vary, they are typically 10 AM to 9 PM on weekdays, 10 AM to 7 PM on Saturday, and 11 AM to 6 PM on Sunday. There is a free parking structure. You can read more about the CF Shops at Don Mills at https://shops.cadillacfairview.com/property/cf-shops-at-don-mills, including a place where you can sign up to be on their mailing list. Also, check out deals and offers here: https://shops.cadillacfairview.com/property/cf-shops-at-don-mills/offers. I definitely recommend a visit to CF Shops at Don Mills if you are visiting or haven't been there before!

Very unique from a typical indoor mall experience and more akin to outlets in the U.S. or out in…read moreMilton. The patios vibes just feel that much more inviting when your views aren't of the busy main roads. There is a central area where shoppers collect to have an ice cream or a coffee from the nearby patisserie. This area is always so lively. Despite the lively surroundings of this shopping centre, there is a calmness that comes with the experience of shopping here. Many relax in the Muskoka chairs by the fire pits or sit at the picnic tables while they let their kids roam free - a nice community feel. Security are always around and very friendly. There is a movie theatre, numerous lovely restaurants and fast food options, grocery stores, and some mid to higher end shops. They also run some very organized and exciting children's events - our favourite has to be the Trick or Treat event around Halloween. Everyone comes dressed up in their costumes and run from store to store collecting treats at participating retailers. This place is also beautiful during Christmas time. The central area turns in to a small skating rink! Would love to see more outdoor outlets in the city like Shops at Don Mills.

Cool space that we only passed through on the way to a boat ride. Numerous restaurants and bars…read more Clean and safe feeling with plenty of nearby parking.

Queenquay is located in Toronto downtown by the harbour seawall. The mall isn't big but it is quite…read moreempty. I feel like most people just come here for the restaurants. No free parking is available here. The mall is connected to the office towers. I believe the mall here is to serve the people working in the office tower.

I live in Manulife - and it is not what it used to be. There is no more LCBO in the mall - Indigo…read more- Shoppers - cineplex still here and Eataly and now LL Bean (very very over priced and also Over the Rainbow store - lots of places never came back after covid. It is not the best anymore... even living here is not the greatest.

Manulife Center is an iconic building in the heart of Toronto. The Brutalist architecture has stood…read morethe test of time. Once they fill all the retail areas the potential of this center will increase- market, liquor store, flower shop, Shoppers Drug Mart, coffee, cleaners and Bloor and Bay subway access, Underground access.

It was more than I could have expected I've wanted to come here since I was a kid, exceeded my…read moreexpeectations!

I'm NOT a mall guy, but this place is impressive. It's in the middle of the city with hundreds of…read moreshops under a roof that keeps you dry. A few standout spots are Eately and the food hall on the bottom level.

Scarborough Town Centre has been around for more than 40 years…read more I like the evolution of this mall. They are adding more stores soon since the big box retailers Bay and Sear are long gone. There's an Ikea city store and Urban Behavior clearance store with all items $10 or less. This new information kiosk is kind of cool. Its setup like a smartphone with widgets. If you are looking to do some Xmas shopping this holiday season then definitely come here. The food offerings here are excellent as well. They got a huge food court with lots of delicous food offerings across the globe. You want more of a dine in experience? Visit Moxies, Jack Astors, Scaddabush, Milestones, Hibachi, etc. The washrooms here need more TLC. The cleaning staff need to clean more frequently to make it a more pleasant shopping experience.

I came here to meet a friend for lunch. This place get really busy in the afternoon so I try to…read moreavoid malls in the late afternoon. Also the washrooms in this mall haven't been renovated & are usually dirty. One plus for this mall is the new Marry Me Mochi donut place near Moxie's. Also this Moxie's has a great cook. The food here has always been good when I eat at this location. I have been to other Moxie's and they are not good. A con for this mall is the transit is now outside the mall on one of the side roads. When the LRT used to be open there was a bus bay there the buses used to stop. So for transit users this mall isn't as convenient as it used to be. This mall is best for those who have a car.