I am not a fan of Walmart back home in the States because it is usually over crowded and it is hard…read moreto get any help. This was entirely different. Not busy on a Saturday morning and the employees were super nice. Thought it was also very cool that they had so many aisles dedicated to foods from others countries like Britain, Portugal and India. Well done Walmart Canada!

The store is located in Smart Centres Oakville and has lots of parking spots available. It is a big…read morewell-maintained superstore and they have been keeping it clean, especially during Covid-19 pandemic. It has a great collection of fresh vegetables and fruits. You also can find many cookware, clothing, cosmetics and entertainment options here. The staff are helpful and friendly.

Last month, when I was briefly in Oakville for a couple of days, I needed a Shoppers Drug Mart…read more(SDM). I did a search and ended up going to the one at Oakville Place. It was the closest one to me. I normally like standalone drugstores. I don't spend as much. Get me visiting a mall and I'm bound to shop. It happened here, but I contained my shopping madness down to this mall wing with SDM and the food court above it. It's a decent mall. It has Pearl, a Chinese dim sum restaurant that I like. I typically go to the one at Bayview Village. It was nice to see one west of Mississauga. The dining room looked gorgeous as I walked over to the mall entrance. The SDM is steps away from the main mall entrance, which I appreciated. I got what I was looking for and more. This same wing of the mall had Claire's. I ended up getting Squishmallows and a Grogu bucket hat. It was nice finally visiting the LL Bean store. I love the products, but there are rarely any sales that make me want to buy anything. The mall ceilings are nice. There's lot of glass that allow natural light to shine in. It's cool and cheerful. There are also various decor accents, such as triangular lighting and dangling spiral installations, that are pleasing to the eye as you walk around. The food court is cool. There was a bee installation where you could read up on how wonderful bees are. I didn't end up dining at the food court. However, there was a sushi clearance at the end of the night at Sushi Mac. I couldn't resist and bought some sushi to bring back to my hotel room. There is a Kernels-Yogen Fruz store on the main floor. I dropped by to get popcorn at Kernels before leaving the mall. Popcorn is my weakness. I got two bags to feed by popcorn habit. I was only in one wing of this mall and enjoyed being there. I would likely be broke if I had walked the entire mall that evening. It's a good mall. (428)

Lots of natural sunlight which makes the mall feel larger and more breathable. The selection of…read morestores is consistent with most big malls. However, their food court is absolutely terrible. Very, very old, hardly any options and in major need of a revamp. It's not my first choice of malls but if I am in the area with time to kill, a little window shopping is never a bad idea

I used to like this The Bay a lot more when it was only two floors and didn't have Top Shop…read more They have good sales and it's good to wait for Bay Days as they usually have 30%-40% off on already reduced items and you can get men's dress/business clothes for the same price as International Clothiers but will last 10x longer. However, what's annoyed me is that since their renovations last year, they now have 3 floors and men's clothes are on both the 2nd and 3rd floor so you have to search both floors before you find a good deal. It's a bit of a pain in the butt, but I understand from a business perspective why they are doing it (give customers exposure to other areas of the store and take advantage of impulse buyers). Verdict: I still think The Bay is one of the better places for reasonably priced, quality men's business clothes. I just don't like the 3 floors here.

I ordered some boots from the Bay online and when they were delivered Irealized that they had been…read moreaddressed Oakville Shopping Centre (not even the Bay) instead of my home. Alka, in Homewares, went above and beyond to track down the boots which she went and found personally in the Receiving Department. It isn't common to see this level of commitment in retail any more and it was very much appreciated! Thanks, Alka!

This Home Depot was actually a lot cleaner than many of the Home Depots I've been to on the US…read moreside. There were a lot of summer deals near the entrance and in the store (e.g. outdoor furniture and decorations). We bumped into some employees who asked if we were doing okay/needed help. We ended up using the self-checkout for our items; overall experience was average.

Sherry, an employee was not helpful when asked the price of a chair. She paged another person who…read morenever showed up in the next 7-10 mins that we were there for. Later we found out that the chairs are sold as a set with the centre table. Employee training needs to be improved in home depot stores in Canada.

Maybe I got a little confused when a place called itself a Shopping Centre. I expect it is like a…read moreMall... but when I drove into Upper Oakville Shopping Centre, I realized that it is a plaza/strip mall. Upper Oakville Shopping Centre maybe a good local plaza but I was not too impressed with the collection of the stores and restaurants there. Luckily it has Cupid's Gourmet Cupcakes, Starbucks, Global Pet Food, New Balance and Metro so I have to say it is a good neighbourhood plaza since it has served the local communities for over 25 years! I would not have make a special trip to UOSC if not for the cupcakes!! What I would do for sweets!

It's closest to us Plus it has wide variety of all kinds of…read moregoods every family needs plus it's prices is fairly fair ! Costco should enforce more security of its customers, many were targeted in its parking lots And police should also supervise for the time being so its customers feel safe to shop at Laird location !

I'm not a mega Costco fan (don't love huge crowds these days lol) but my husband is so I end up…read morehere more often than I'd like haha. Thankfully we've only gone to this location on off peak hours (it's still super busy) so it hasn't been too extreme in terms of peeps or fighting for parking. We've found some neat items for our house etc here and for sure some good deals. However since we are a family of 3 (which includes a two year old who doesn't eat much lol) we find we can't get through many of the fresh produce or food options unless we share with extended family. On our most recent visit, we tried the hot dog, pizza and poutine. I was surprised at how decent the poutine was, only wished the gravy melted the cheese curds a liiiiiitle more. It also would be great if they had a healthier option or two on the menu as well. See ya again soon, Costco!

Nice mall if you want less hustle and bustle. Lots of…read moreparking and some unique selection of shops. We came by today for the Grand Opening of Arc'teryx. There were folks waiting outside the entrance since 3AM! We got there at 7:30 for the 9AM opening. There's a Sportchek, Victoria Secret and other cool shops! Good mall with great shops and food court.

Ontario has some big malls that can be overwhelming to navigate, but I had no problem finding my…read moreway around Mapleview. Plenty of stores, including my favorites. Lots of great choices in the food court. I wish I lived closer to try them out. For sit down dining, they also have Earl's Kitchen, which is a great regional chain, and Cactus Club (haven't tried it yet) right across from it. Plenty of parking. The only downside is how busy traffic to and from the mall and freeway is. Friendly service in every store I visited. You can find everything from good values to high end merchandise.

Great big mall where you are sure to find probably everything you need! There is a Walmart so you…read morecan even get grocery items if needed in addition to your typical clothing stores and appliance stores. You could even get a haircut in one of the many hair salons located inside the mall or go for a spa day too. Whatever you may need, it is likely you will be able to get it at Square One mall.

Place has changed a lot for better.. Mall is bigger and…read morebetter now .lot of new store , they are still expanding .

Great place to have a bite after shopping. Many restaurants options to choose from. Must try your…read moreself. I will be back for more.

The store is located in Smart Centres Burlington North and has lots of parking spots available. It…read moreis a big well-maintained superstore and they have been keeping it clean, especially during covid-19 pandemic. It has a great collection of fresh vegetables and fruits. You also can find many cookware, clothing, cosmetics and entertainment options here. The staff are helpful and friendly.

I popped into this Anthropologie on the weekend while roaming lakeshore. Similar to other reviews,…read moreit's definitely a window shopping kind of store for me. I compare it to browsing a book store because there is so much to look at here. Clothes, accessories, housewares, books and stationary. I personally love the style of clothing at this store. It's certainly on the pricier side however if you make your way to the top floor and head to the back they have a pretty extensive sale section. If you are like me and like a good deal, they have tons to choose from. I like the design and layout of this store, it's big enough that we could social distance while browsing. In terms of staff, it was difficult to figure out who was working and who was shopping. I didn't need assistance but if I did I wouldn't be sure where to turn. I noticed this time visiting there was no one manning the door to count capacities, but I know they have staffed for this in the past. Overall if you're in the area and want to browse funky clothes and housewares, go ahead and try Anthropologie.

Im not sure how Anthropologie does it but they seem to score a lot of gorgeous historical buildings…read morein high traffic spots to set their stores. This particular location is quite large for a suburban downtown and has that heritage feel. Love how it's an old re purposed bank. For those who love festivals, bohemian lifestyle or style, or just looking like you fit in with other native Californians, this would be your store. Everything here is carefully curated and presented to give you that desire to look and be inspired by the beautiful tropics. Like the website, the store has that refined luxury vacation vibe... it also needs the price tag that goes with it. I have to give credit to Anthropologie... though they do follow trends, they are not limited or hop onto every single new instragram trend. They do stick to the same image of the carefree glam girl. I also feel that they dont quite take their store sizing to petites like me. Their normal dress length makes me feel like a kid... I think you'd need to be at least 5'7" to be making these long flowy dresses and skirt work. For the clothing itself, I found most of designs simple and basic but their prints and colour scheme is what keeps them unique. Vivid and bold, all of them stand out ... especially against the millennial dusty pink trend of late. When I was there, it was bold sienna, rusts, splashes of turquoise, or saffrons. If you want to be carefree and yet catching looks... good spot. I will say their white fabrics... sheer. So if you want to buy a white dress, you'll probably need to get an extra lining. The other thing about Anthropologie, the price point is notably higher than what you'd see in a mall. Simple short dresses start at $120 and the nicer ones are above $250. How carefree is a $250 free flowing dress? ... probably not what I was expecting. They also carry a lot of interesting skincare and house ware to keep you browsing for a while. I saw some nice brands like Farmacia, and Tocca. I would have been extremely impressed if they had RMS or lanolips are those are harder to find in Toronto. For Oakville, this was a step up seeing how there isnt a Sephora nearby. As for service... I didnt really see anyone except the lone person behind the counter. On a Sunday afternoon, it was quite empty ... store and service. No one was there to greet anyone or help people find sizes. Though to be fair, I've never been in an Anthropologie with a proactive service staff. Usually you have to hunt someone down or find someone in the change area to help you. Oakville seems like the right demographics for this spot ... maybe if there is a sale, it might be more reasonable for some to afford a cute low key dress but for now, I'll just continue browsing.