A mall that should be dying, but seems to be clinging to life and is always somewhat busy. There's…read morea decent selection of stores, ranging from clothes and shoes, to music, games and sports. Along with various places to eat such as Tim Hortons, A&W, and fruit smoothies. A one corner is a sizeable Metro grocery store, next to a hardware store that seems more like a jumble sale than a place to buy quality tools.

Used to be a really good mall 4-5 years ago. Now half of the stores are closed with nothing there…read moreto replace them, no good selection left. Some stores are fine, however, stuff like Metro has a lot of overpriced groceries. Sometimes the place smells weird as well.

SPORT CHEK RIP SAKS RIP…read moreNORDSTROM RIP THE BAY RIP this mall is in ROUGH shape i heard they might add a gym (sport chek), awful for retail... need a SIMONS, whole foods? something!!???

It's a great mall, I've been going here my whole life, but i hate that they removed Sport Check thoread more

What I like about this Mall is that it is big. What I do not like about it? It's so spread out and…read morenot consolidated under 1 roof. This Mall is spread out over 4 street corners. How weird is that? To get from one quadrant to another, you might have to drive. Anyway, I love the seafood supermarket. If this is not your cup of tea, lots of other retail outlets to choose from but go on a day where the weather isn't rainy and pleasant for walking.

This is a mall located in Mississauga with a couple of stores! It's not the biggest mall with many…read moreoptions but they do have some specialty stores like a perfume store and antiques. I recommend visiting it and checking it out. The food court also has some really good options such as Thai Express, Real Fruit Bubble Tea, KFC, A&W, etc. My favourite stores to go to at this mall is Winners, Miniso, and Showcase. What's also really cool is that they have Stuffy Riderz! Which is something that you pay to ride a stuffy animal around the mall. They also do have an arcade which is cool that I recommend checking out.

I had a disappointing experience with the pharmacy services at Shopper's Drug Mart in Six Points…read morePlaza, and I feel compelled to caution potential customers. On January 24th, I called the pharmacy and requested a delivery. I was informed it would arrive the following day on the 25th. There was no mention whatsoever of a delivery fee. Given that my medication is covered by my employer, the assumption of no payment required seemed reasonable to me, especially when it was not discussed during the initial call. I usually pick up my medication and pay for it in person actually, so I genuinely didn't know. Fast forward to January 29th, five days later, the delivery guy called in advance and asked for $2 upon arrival, which was the first time I had heard about this. I attempted to pay with a $20 bill when he arrived - it was all I had in my purse - only to be refused. Then begins the saga of trying to settle this paltry sum with the pharmacy. Upon being contacted by the pharmacy an hour later, I am met with hostility and inflexibility by a woman - she sounded Asian but I'm not entirely sure. Despite offering various payment methods, including a TD Debit Visa, paying online via their website or making a bank transfer, all are summarily rejected. Instead, I am bluntly told that only a traditional credit card will suffice, which I do not possess. She was increasing agitated and hostile at my suggestions to pay her. The pinnacle of unprofessionalism is reached when I am threatened with a ban on future deliveries and subjected to accusatory remarks. The pharmacist was angry and insisted that I should have known about the delivery fee despite it never being mentioned during the initial conversation. I told her this, and she said that he did tell me over the phone on the 24th and accused me of lying. I don't know how she can know this when she wasn't present during the call. I asked her if I could pay the delivery the next time I pick up my medication, and she just says, "Fine, whatever." The entire exchange left me feeling demeaned, disrespected, and utterly disgusted with the level of customer service provided. To be treated like a criminal over a mere $2 charge is not only absurd but indicative of a pharmacy that prioritizes profit over patient care. In conclusion, if you value your time, money, and sanity, I don't recommend Shopper's Drug Mart pharmacy at Six Points Plaza if you have other options. The sheer incompetence and unprofessionalism on display was unparalleled.

I'll admit that it's a ratty looking plaza but on the flip side, Six Points Plaza has most of my…read morebasic needs covered. - First thing would be the location, which is right outside of Kipling Subway station. If you've ever lived or ventured to this neck of the woods you'd know that this is the biggest cluster of convenient stores until you hit either Cloverdale Mall at the 427 or the Kingsway strip! - The store round up begins with the ever so convenient 24/7 Shoppers Drug Mart complete with a post office. - Next we have Starbucks and if you prefer a more Cannock roast Timmies is three doors down from the plaza. - A super friendly BMO is added to the mix. - Recently a Bulk Barn has come in to replace the now defunct Blockbuster. - A tasty hidden gem bakery - A superb fruit and veggie market - Hidden around the corner is both a pet store and a Dominos Pizza.

I was at Winners store at Cloverdale mall today, Dec 8/25 and I got very rudely mouthed off at by a…read moreWinners employee. Very loudly harassed at me after I tried on my blouse over my dress, looked at myself in the mirror and saw the sleeves were too narrow. I gently placed the blouse back on the hanger and set it down. THE WILD STAFF LADY TOOK AN ANGER ATTACK AT ME AND SAID, "YOU SHOULD PUT THINGS BACK WHERE YOU FIND THEM." I was no time in asking for a store manager. However I never got the respect of getting a store manager. This has also been reported to the Cloverdale Guest Services. I am also a 65 yr old senior lady who got yelled at.

When it comes to buying baby toys, they can always be a bit pricey. Winners is the place you want…read moreto check out on that front. Even though it means you need to climb and clamor through aisles of toys which are often pulled off shelves, there are great finds here. Melissa and Doug brand is the best of the best, as is Green Toys. They can be really expensive at other locations, but they're fantastic here. They even have Playmobil in stock more often than not. I always check here, before anywhere else, for great Children's Toys.

It's a nice plaza with a convenience store, Dollarama, McDonald's (with a DriveThru), few hair…read moresalons and barbershops and a TD bank with ATM. There's adequate parking spaces, but during rush hours (specially in the afternoon when the schools close), McDonald's is packed with families and their kids and finding a parking spot could be challenging.

Dufferin Mall is where I shop and always find the items I need. The mall has many clothing,…read moreaccessories, and shoe shops. It also includes a Walmart, Winners, and Marshall's. It can be crowded at the mall, particularly in the food court. However, I've always managed to get a good seat. It's not as fancy or opulent as some of Toronto's other malls, but I still like the atmosphere.

Love this mall go here all the time! They have great store…read moreoptions and recently just opened a new sephora( which I think it needs.) Food court is not the best food court ever but still has pretty good options. They have a good parking lot other than not having enough electric car spots underground.

The shopping mall has a good combination of stores: Home Depot (with garden centre), Mark's,…read moreWinners, Walmart, EB Games, The Shoe Company, Old Navy, Sleep Country and Best Buy. You also can find good food options from Earl's Kitchen & Bar, Pure & Simple, Panera Bread, McDonald's and Bar Burrito. It's convenient for doing day to day shopping, and has lots of options. The parking is big and you also can find many parking spot options.

*** PLEASE READ IN FULL - WARNING TO CONSIGNORS ***…read more If you are considering consigning items, just be mindful to exercise due diligence, especially with Eva, the owner. I do not want others to experience what happened to me. Back in January 2016, I brought in a Furla bag, some Coach bags, a lot of pairs of designer jeans (many were brand new with tags), a new pair of Brian Atwood boots and a gorgeous, new Laundry by Shelli Segal black leather motorcycle jacket that was buttery soft. The bags sold quickly but the other items lingered around for a while. Eva told me just to keep everything there because they were high-end items and would eventually sell. Some of the jeans were listed on average $85.00 a pair but, contrary to the agreement, my cut ended up only being about $12.00 a pair. When I inquired, I was told that the jeans in question were put on clearance. Regardless, I gave her the benefit of the doubt and continued to leave my items there. In early October, I emailed Eva to advise that I no longer wanted my boots and leather jacket available for sale; however, there was no response. Three days later, I received notification that she sold my boots for $18.00. Again, I gave her the benefit of the doubt but decided to send her another email requesting again that she refrain from selling my leather jacket - no answer. Then I called and Eva's daughter answered but could not get me off the phone fast enough as she claimed the store was so busy. I told her I was on my way to pick up my leather jacket but she reluctantly agreed, saying that it normally takes 48 hour for her to pull it. Anyway, my two friends and I went straight over and we noticed Eva's daughter could not make eye contact with me. Instead, she went down to the basement for about three minutes and then advised that, because the jacket had been there since January, they donated it to charity and, apparently, that was part of the "agreement." I was upset but I figured if I did not thoroughly read the agreement then I was obviously at fault. My friends and I continued to look around the store and noticed almost all my jeans were still upstairs. When we went to the basement, we noticed a few more pairs and then became suspicious. Why would my leather jacket be donated to charity and not the jeans? I called Eva a few days later expressing my concerns. She too could not get me off the phone fast enough. Later that night, she called me back to advise that the jacket was stolen and, because she (not me) was at a loss, would only reimburse me $33.00; albeit, the jacket was listed for $298.00. She said she put the jacket down in the basement in clearance for 75% off and still took a cut for my item being stolen. In addition, I have never seen any new with tags leather jackets down in the basement! A few days later, I was notified that I only got $4.00 for a pair of my brand new with tags 7 for All Mankind jeans. I immediately called to have the account closed and arranged to pick up my stuff. When I arrived, one of the sales women (who was quite genuine) could not find it. I called Eva a few days later and, rather than take responsibility for everything that went wrong, she put blame on her staff. Nice. What upsets me the most is that I referred friends to Eva and initially spoke very highly of her. The fact that she chose greed over maintaining a good relationship is disgusting. The bottom line is that although I have no proof that she was involved in the theft of my jacket and was selling items under the guise of them being discounted to rock-bottom prices, isn't the writing on the wall? I would not be surprised if her store was eventually featured on Pat Foran's segment on CTV News.

Designer Exchange is truly a special consignment store in the Kingsway…read more The designer clothes, bags and shoes all at incredible prices! are not to be missed. A huge plus is that the inventory is constantly changing and on trend with the latest fashions. All of the beautiful things in my closet are from this store. I love this store! I cannot recommend it enough. I am telling all my friends. Its simply a must before making the trek to crowded department stores. The owner Eva White is so friendly and takes time to help you. She has a keen eye for fashion. The atmosphere is relaxed, and I always walk out with something that I "just can't live without"