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.

It really needs more stores to draw people in...it as such potential. ..what a waste...I go there…read morefor sobeys and Lawtons

Dismal excuse for a mall. Lots of empty storefronts and a few shoddy merchants. Some chain stores,…read morebut nothing you can't find elsewhere. Many of the merchants seem to keep their own hours, and close up early when they feel like it. The two main anchor stores - Rossy and Zellers - are both closed now, so unless you're picking up groceries, there's little that's worth the trip. It's been that way for years - a real shame because the mall is in a good location for us Northsiders.

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.

If you don't already know this, Marden's is a discount store with several locations throughout…read moreMaine. I love a bargain and this place is a bargain hunters dream. Since moving here 2 years ago this has become my favorite place to shop. Most of what they sell is salvage and overstock from other stores which most of the time means that if boxes are crushed or torn, packages have been opened, companies have changed the labeling on products or if they just have too much stock on hand, you will save BIG by purchasing at Marden's. Some of my finds have been: -Interior paint for $5, selling for $15 elsewhere -Vitamins, supplements & OTC meds for 30-60% less -End of season clothing on clearance for $5 or less -Popular hair appliances for about 50% off -Skincare and hair products for about 50% off -Foods for about 50% off -Home decor & kitchen items for about 50-75% off If you are a bargain shopper then you will love this place, be careful though because they don't have regular inventory, so you can't count on something still being there the next time you come in. Their catchy jingle will play in your head if you miss out on something: "I should have bought it when I saw it at Marden's"

Great store with large selection and low prices on most things. Has foods, pets, hardwares,…read morefurniture, clothes, shoes and almost everything.

Ok. It's Sunday afternoon in Maine and you need a plumbing part. A Walmart is probably the only…read morething open. They had my part and I was able to fix my problem quickly. Previous review still stands. Would appreciate brighter lighting.

Best Walmart ever! Great staff who go out of their way to be extremely helpful! I have lived here…read morefor twenty years, and have never had any experiences even close to what Thomas B. was describing. In this time of shipping delays, they are doing their best to keep their shelves well-stocked. The store is very clean and well-maintained, and they work hard to make it a great shopping experience!

Very slow very packed cashiers are very slow and they don't even check your receipts anymore so you…read morecould walk out with Care is full of shit stolen and they don't care so

Typical Walmart that sells everything you need from groceries to household items. There's also a…read moreDunkin inside that's just as a big was a normal sized fast food joint.

The 7-day Tour East Bus trip that I'm traveling on stopped at Fredericton Inn for the evening; we…read morehave 50 tourists in our group. It's a snack pickup stop so only a quickie review. This location, part of Regent Mall, is like many Walmart Supercentre in large cities. Lots of departments, specialty services and McDonalds. Specials signage abound. I used self-checkout and was done in a jiffy!

Went in to the photoshop, apparently too early even though the door was open. When I checked online…read moreit said they were open. I understand sometimes the website and the actual hours don't add up sometimes, no problem, however the lady who works in the photoshop came in and preceded to yell that they were closed. I was apologetic and explained that the door was open so I assumed it was open and I wasn't committing a serious crime. She continued yelling at me as she walked away. Never had an employee act like that. I would have just let the person know that they were a little early and maybe if they had a few things to grab in the store to do that first then come back and she could help me then. Would that have been so hard to do? There are other places to go to enlarge photos or whatever your needs are so I would recommend going anywhere else for those needs. All this being said all the other employees in the Walmart store are very polite, helpful and probably overworked.

I would describe this place as a cross between a CVS/Ride-Aid and mini Mart but with some fresh…read moregrocery products. It's stocked with seasonal items as well as some clothing and local necessities. The good part is if you can't find what you're looking for it's in the same plaza as Canadian Tire so you can also swing over there to check.

Poor selection of stuff. The whole place is in bad shape. There was some mold on the produce which…read morewas disgusting. The stuff they have is cheap garbage. Unless you need something cheap and quick i would head elsewhere.

Don't know how I seem to always find a Walmart wherever I go. Sis and I went into this store…read morelooking for local canned goods, and were not disappointed. We also got some things we could microwave and some tea. But my personal favorite was the spicy Indian corn. Unfortunately the curried chick peas didn't make it home with me, because I thought I could carry it on the plane. No, TSA said it had liquid in it! OMG. So next time I store my canned goods in my checked luggage.

Pretty Little Freak Boutique is THE place to go in Fredericton if you like fashion, makeup, shoes,…read moreaccessories, and art that are out of the norm. It's the only one-stop in the city where you can find cosmetic contacts, Manic Panic hair colour, and vintage style dresses and swim wear. And that's just the start.