This is not a large mall but it is a good one. Lots of variety in store, has a decent food court,…read moremovie theater/arcade and a Toys R Us. The big kid in me appreciates that :) Easy to navigate, well lit, clean and busy enough to know it will keep flourishing. I will be spending more time here.

This is one of the few malls that is still operating with 100% capacity…read more The food court offers a great selection and there are products catering to every age group.

This has got to be one of the most well organized Costco I've been too. Since I was vacationing in…read moreFredericton and the fact that it's the only Costco around, I've already been here 3 times. The first time was to browse the aisles because every Costco will cater to their community and I discovering local stuff. In this case I found some snow,ice rubber shoe traction aids which you won't find in So. Cal where I live. I also like to sample any new item from their food court. It was poutine and not bad at all. The brown gravy tasted similar to a KFC gravy and the cheese curds tasted like mozzarella. They have a gas station so don't freak out when you see the price because it's in litters not gallons. The only bummer was that they only accept MC and my USA Costco Visa card does not work in Canada . My option was cash and it's a good thing they have an ATM so you're not S.O.L.

It's odd to be a PriceClub/Costco member since 1989 and been all over the world to find just ONE,…read moreONE...Costco in this city. I come from a bigger region. Hell, I'm told that my state has the same population as all of Canada but let me tell you how this one little Costco stands out -- real customer-centric-service. I do not remember all of the names but I had the return from hell -- different country, different tax system, and a conversion rate to boot. It did take a while and I was patient with my bizarre Merican request and got my refund in equivalent Canadian dollars. Any business that will go to that extreme for a refund is worth a long-term membership in my book.

Very nice indoor market area. There are two restaurants and a food court. In the 2nd floor is a…read morepublic library and a few additional shops.

Market Square offers shopping, dining, offices, entertainment, and culture all in one place…read moreincluding the New Brunswick Museum and Saint John Free Public Library. There's an indoor parking garage and indoor pedestrian walkway connecting Market Square to the Hilton Hotel, City Hall, Harbour Sation, Brunswick Square, City Market, and Acquatic Centre Inside Market Square, you'll find a few small shops, the New Brunswick Museum, and food court with a very nice fountain surrounded by table seating in the bright center atrium. I love my Tim Horton's! Outside, the southside exterior of Market Square is lined with several restaurants along the waterfront boardwalk which provide "al fresco" patio dining, pretty cool, eh. Eateries along the waterfront boardwalk include Boiler Works, Grannan's, Cougar's Lounge, The Loose Moose Patio Bar (beer), and Holy Scoops (ice cream). So sit back, relax, have a drink, lunch or dinner and enjoy all the action and scenery along the waterfront including live entertainment on the soundstage. Fun times on those nice days or evenings!

The Costco Bakery cinnamon roll danish are really good. I wish we had them in the States.read more

I was in the saint john store tonight..pretty disgusting...no process cheese slices..no regular…read moretylenol...no Greek yogurt...sunflower seeds a different brand and up 12 dollars a bag from the spring..

I go to McAllister Place very often as it is a very nice mall, i enjoy shopping at most of the…read morestores that they offer there, and it has a nice food inside with different varieties of food. I definitely would recommend this mall to anyone visiting this city!