Area 506 in Saint John NB is a unique shopping experience. Each vendor is located inside a…read morebrightly painted storage container. It also had a sand sculpture.

A kool shopping experience walking in and out of shipping containers filled with local crafts and…read morenick-knacks. There's even a container food court and stage for live entertainment.

A large indoor 4-floor mall with less than 10 stores open and a small, 4-5 restaurant food court…read more Not much here to see ...

Whenever we visited Saint John by cruise ship, we always ended up walking in here just to kill the…read moretime. This was one of those places that isn't too far from the cruise terminal. From the outside of the building, it looked like the mall was big. But inside was a whole different story. This mall does have three floors, but they were all quite small. So small, that you could walk on one floor without stopping and be done with that level in an extremely short period of time. The rest of the building consisted of numerous office units. Didn't there used to be a TV station here? Hmm... The mall looked clean, but there weren't a lot of decorations. I did notice the high amount of mirrors that were positioned around the escalator and elevator areas. I wonder if that was suppose to be a decoration. Most of the stores here focused on clothing and gifts. Other stores included a book store, an electronics store, a pharmacy, and a place for home decorations. All of them were just okay, even though the home decoration store (Decor 8) was a little more appealing to us. But a lot of them were quite pricey. They also had restaurants that focused on smoothies, pizza, breakfast, and coffee. Separate from the restaurants, a food court was available which served fried foods, Chinese, health foods, sushi, and coffee. If one didn't feel like entering the mall from the outside, then that person could have utilized the indoor pedestrian bridges. Those bridges provided convenience for those who came from Market Square and the City Market, as they were connected to those buildings. Not only did those bridges made it easier for those (including myself) to cross from one building to another, but they also provided a view of the areas below them, which looked nice. We actually entered this mall from Market Square via one bridge, and exited in favor of City Market by another bridge. Very convenient, especially since you didn't have to wait to cross the street! Take in the views below and you've got an enjoyable experience! Overall, I didn't see anything unique about this mall (compared to Market Square), but it's okay for stopping by and venturing through. If you know what you're looking for here, then you'll probably enjoy it. Just don't expect to see a lot while you're here.

I've never experienced such a dysfunctional and dangerous parking lot as the one at this mall…read more From the weird in and out flows to the poorly marked and separated McDonald's drive through to the overly numerous lanes it makes for total chaos. I'm definitely avoiding this mall as much as possible. While the interior has been renovated it still gives off an air of darkness and despair.

It's no McAllister Place, and even that is no West Edmonton Mall, but thank God it's still better…read morethan Parkway Mall east. Lancaster is simple, bit not bad by any means. It's you're central west location.

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!

I admittedly feel like I'm going to get mugged every time I go in. Admittedly can't say anything…read morepositive about it.

This use to be one of theost beautiful malls when it first opened. My first places of employment…read morewas in this mall. I watched neighborhood children grow up here. It was a meet and greet place. It was the OWNERS who wanted this mall as a tax right off and so they destroyed it by barring regular customers. Barring folks there to pick up their loved one who was finishing a shift in the mall. Then they raised the rent prices so almost every store moved out. The city of Saint John allowed this. Look what they've done to Uptown!!! GETTO!!

Nicest and busiest mall in SJ. Plenty of places to shop. Malls elsewhere in Canada are nicer, but…read morethis is the best you'll find here.

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..

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.