A very big shopping mall with lot if hood stores, cineplex and a large food court. Has a Walmart too.easily accessible by car and transit.

I came here to meet a friend for lunch. This place get really busy in the afternoon so I try to avoid malls in the late afternoon. Also the washrooms in this mall haven't been renovated & are usually dirty. One plus for this mall is the new Marry Me Mochi donut place near Moxie's. Also this Moxie's has a great cook. The food here has always been good when I eat at this location. I have been to other Moxie's and they are not good. A con for this mall is the transit is now outside the mall on one of the side roads. When the LRT used to be open there was a bus bay there the buses used to stop. So for transit users this mall isn't as convenient as it used to be. This mall is best for those who have a car. read more

Scarborough Town Centre has been around for more than 40 years. I like the evolution of this mall. They are adding more stores soon since the big box retailers Bay and Sear are long gone. There's an Ikea city store and Urban Behavior clearance store with all items $10 or less. This new information kiosk is kind of cool. Its setup like a smartphone with widgets. If you are looking to do some Xmas shopping this holiday season then definitely come here. The food offerings here are excellent as well. They got a huge food court with lots of delicous food offerings across the globe. You want more of a dine in experience? Visit Moxies, Jack Astors, Scaddabush, Milestones, Hibachi, etc. The washrooms here need more TLC. The cleaning staff need to clean more frequently to make it a more pleasant shopping experience. read more

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I was genuinely surprised when my mother suggested heading up to Scarborough Town Centre. If you knew her, you'd understand why, she's never been one for malls. Growing up, she even referred to the place as the Clown Centre. So when she offered to wander around with me, I couldn't say no. This visit was less about shopping and more about reconnecting with old memories, with a part of myself I may have forgotten. I didn't recognize many of the stores anymore, aside from Suzy Shier. Le Château? Nowhere in sight. There's an IKEA in there now, and that just blew my mind. The toy shop by the RT entrance? Gone. So much has changed. Still, the structure of the place brought back long-forgotten memories. I passed the spot where the balloons used to be and even though they're no longer there, I remembered. That part of my childhood stirred quietly back to life. It was busy, but manageable. My mom was able to find places to sit when she needed to. We didn't really go into any stores, there wasn't a need. But I went. I saw. I remembered. read more

It's a pretty big mall with a Cineplex theatre attached. They renovated overtime and made the food court a lot nicer compared to before. There are many stores such as Dollarama, H&M, Gap, Old Navy, Walmart that are has two levels, Winners, Marshall's, Michael Kors etc. They have a TD bank inside the mall - very convenient. They also opened up a smaller Ikea which is awesome. I love it! It would be the closest one to me compared to the one in North York. This is also one of the reasons why I would visit STC. I also bring my kids here sometimes when they have kid's events. read more

It's been quite a few years since I visited the STC. I must admit, I'm quite impressed with the shops there. Good to see a 'smaller' IKEA in there! The overall ambience and cleanliness of the mall. It feels a lot more classy! So glad that their Walmart still has two floors...One of only few within the GTA with such. read more

It's a well-organized shopping mall in Scarborough and one of the biggest advantages of this shopping mall is that you can easily access it through public transportation. It's home to many great brands like Kate Spades, Ted Baker, Aritzia, Zara, Wilfred, Apple, Gap, Call It Spring, H&M, etc. The food court is clean and well-organized and offers a good choice of food options. Ample parking spots available all around the mall. read more

Plenty of free parking. There are regularly new stores (and restaurants in the food court), a good variety and selection of budget and regular mall chains. Clean, spacious, and well decorated. I will have to come back and explore more next time read more

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This shopping centre has transformed the decor into a festive atmosphere! The centre court area now has Santa's venue erected. read more

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Scarborough Town Centre Mall is a vibrant shopping destination in the heart of Scarborough. Boasting a diverse range of stores, a bustling food court with various culinary options, and a modern, inviting ambiance, the mall offers a convenient and enjoyable shopping experience. Its accessibility, community engagement, and entertainment options make it a social hub beyond just retail. While continually evolving, it stands as a key gathering place for residents and visitors alike. Currently they have added in Ikea which has been a great addition to the Mall. read more

This mall is well-maintained and kept clean at all times, providing a pleasant shopping experience for visitors. Many new stores have opened, which makes the mall have a more upscale feel. read more

Ah, Scarborough Town Centre! I have so many fond memories coming here as a young lass to old, worn-out me! My mom and I would come here, doing the TTC bus-subway-LRT combination from the Beaches. We'd see a movie at Cineplex, grab a bite to eat at McDonald's, and shop. We often came here just before the school year started. I loved Grand & Toy, as I loved school supplies. As a teenager, I'd take the TTC with my friends. Same deal. We'd shop, see a movie, scrape up enough to get a bite to eat, and hang out. Cotton Ginny and Roots were my clothing stores. I could afford clothes at the former, which has long since died as a business, and saved up for a sweatshirt at the latter. When I moved back to the GTA, I worked at a company that was a ten-minute drive away from this mall. Colleagues and I would do some shopping on our lunch hour. I got deep into getting the quiche-of-the-day combo from Cultures. We would also stop by Bulk Barn to get some snacks. My favourite excursion was nabbing Nintendo Wii consoles. They were difficult to get when they first came out, but a colleague had connections. I drove with a colleague to STC and we got three Wii consoles from EB Games. I still have mine to this day. These days, I mainly drop by to watch a movie at the Cineplex, or see what's up at the Disney Store and such. The food court looks different with a decent variety of options to suit everybody. One of these days, I'll stop by and have a meal. Parking does get chaotic at times, but I haven't have any problems finding a spot. I simply avoid Boxing Day sales here. Been there. Don't need to suffer doing that again. (187) read more

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We made a quick stop at this mall to pick up some items at Walmart & Dollarama. We also stopped by to see the Parisian-inspired floral market - located on the lower level beside the main escalators. This spot was quite busy with people taking photos next to the stunning floral backdrop. Fresh picked flowers were for sale, including my favorite peonies & ranunculuses. Local artisanal vendors were selling chocolates, bath products & jewelry for Mother's Day. If you're in the area, stop by from May 6-12, 2019. read more

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I came here from out of town looking for something to do. Browsing around was the only thing I had in mind when I got here. I was actually really happy to see that there are stores here that we don't have in the U.S. We visited Sukoshi, which carried k-pop CDs. I let my daughter get a couple. Then we saw Miniso and picked up a few things from there. We have an Old Navy locally but decided to get a few items from there because the USD is strong right now. The crowds are a bit crazy on Friday and the Centre is huge but overall had more than what we came for. read more

To be more specific, i will focus on the foodcourt of the mall. To be even more specific, i love the wide selections of food stalls here, ranging from McDonald's to sushi to Chipotle!!! Not many malls have this bragging right. For this particular visit, i ordered shrimp tempura ramen from su&shi Noodle Bar. There were 2 shrimp tempuras and two vegetable tempuras with the ramen. This came to approximately $12. I think this is overpriced for a foodcourt eatery somehow, especially when the minimum wage is less than that per hour. The plus side is that it was tasty. The tempura batter was light and wasn't oily. The foodcourt was packed! I was there at around 330pm, and there were line ups everywhere. I can only think of this as a good thing, which means food must be really delicious at the foodcourt. I look forward to going back there to try other food!!! read more

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Super convenient. Located walking distance from my Mom and Aunts Canada apartments. This mall has everthing I need and then some. Most importantly there is a Tim Hortons! In fact there are 2. I'm obsessed with the Iced Capp and they do a heck of a job at these two locations. Both are ALWAYS packed. My favorite candy store in here would have to be Bulk Barn. Whenever I'm visiting, I make sure to take back loads of mini gummy bears for friends and family. They offer a large variety of goodies and at reasonable prices. They have a "Dollar" Store in here called Dollarama that I adore. Not everything is a buck but most of it is. Loads of neat things. Probably one of the larger dollar stores I've been to. This place is my GO TO for some cheap dish washing liquid or other household item I may need for the apartment. There is a Walmart in this mall as well. My go to spot for cheap phone cards. The prices are a bit higher here than the Walmarts in the US on some items. The Food Court is great. Better than a lot of other food courts I've been to. They have a Ten Ren's Tea, so you can get your bubble tea fix. Two of my favorite places to grab a bite to eat at the Food Court are Villa Madina and Michel's Baguette. There is a TD Bank inside as well. My favorite time to walk around this mall would be early in the day. As it gets later, I find it a bit too crazy for me. It gets way too crowded. The mall is walking distance from the GO Transit, Voyageur, Greyhound and the T.T.C. There are loads of apartment buildings near by as well as office buildings. Don't be surprised at the madness. You've been warned. read more

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Scarborough Town Centre is getting better and better every year. A lot of renovations have been done to the Mall over the years. With that a lot of better shops too moved in: Lululemon, H & M, Victoria Secrets, DavidsTea, Indigo just to name a few. Scarborough Town LTR stop, Close to Scarborough's Government Offices, right by McCowan/Brimely 401 exit/ And let's not forget all the new businesses that popping up around the Mall premises. Scarborough Town Centre has everything you want, great Mall for the residents in the area! read more

This mall has improved exponentially!!! It has a lot of the major stores the average shopper looks for. It has a lot of parking but limited during holidays! Trust me, I've been going to this mall when I visit Toronto, for years! There's a great movie theater and an improved dining area for patrons on the ground floor. There are two floors to this mall. There's a Walmart attached as well. There are a few exterior restaurants and stores and a Best Buy nearby. The mall is connected to a local train route called the RT, which is connected to Kennedy Station. It's next the 401 for those taking the highway. The mall was pretty clean but could use some more restrooms and phone charging stations! I miss the bookstore that was there too. I'm happy they have a Zara though! :) read more

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Very nice mall , Was in Town for the Caribana Caribbean-West Indian festival in August 2023, There building addition more to this mall, i've seen Old navy clothing store ,Vans & Aldo Sneaker-shoe store's and other Clothing/Retails store and fashion retails like Hudson's bay Department store it's very upscale ( like : Bloomingdales ,Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman ,Century 21 department store , The RealReal, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Lord & Taylor.com ,Gilt.com or Mid range department stores : Macy's or Dillard's or Jcpenny store in The states ) Any how back to Scarborough Town Centre there even putting a Fashion/Interior Design store "IKEA" coming soon to the mall where you can buy Bedsheets fabric for the bed , Windows Fabric curtains, Fabric Pillow bed sets and etc stuff . And my new friend's who we meet while we was staying at Woodbine hotel that I meet near Toronto-Pearson Airport took me to this mall there was in town for Caribana as well to from Ottawa ,Canada . we ate at the mall food court " Jollibee" ( a Filipino restaurant) first time trying them there chicken is delicious , there have 2 Jollibee locations here in New York as well on Forty-Second street near 8 avenue by Times Square-Manhattan and Kings highway & Utica Avenue-Brooklyn . any how back to Scarborough Town Centre Mall there this cute store called "Black Owned Toronto-store " inside the mall please check it out there have every thing from : hair- curly products, fashion, skincare , art work , kids section , west Indian flag keychains , and etc. ....the next time I'm in this mall I'll definitely take look in this store and shop . read more

This mall has improved quite a bit in the last couple of years, especially with regards to the Taste Market and the selection of stores.

Don't really know what to review about a mall so here goes nothing: Great selection of stores and it seems to always be changing/ going through new renovations/ bringing on new retailers etc. It's a nice place to go if you're looking to get a gift but don't have a clue what to get someone. The new food court has some great new additions and looks nice! Though they have a LOT of people coming through everyday, so I think maybe they should have expanded the seating area... so many people have trouble finding a place to sit and just over all cleaning ediquette there is lacking, compared to other malls that are clear on how trays/ trash should be treated after you're done eating... They need serious security upgrades.. I've seen people just hanging out in the parking lots for an hour or two... don't know if they're waiting for someone to leave a car unlocked, or they just really like parking lots? There's been a few incidents, but nice to see they have security at the busiest entrances here. They also should probably do some more cleaning... floors are often sticky..same with benches... and washrooms for sure. It's a busy mall, so they should really keep up! It's a really busy mall usually with easy access from highway or local transit. Huge space with two floors and a theatre at the end there. Parking can be a nightmare, but just be patient.. people come and go all the time. Good mall to visit once in a while & can't wait for the updates! read more

Well the mall it self has certainly changed since I was a kid! The movie theater had toonie Tuesday. I remember when Scarborough City Hall was here, it almost seems like a lifetime ago. Of course all the changed that have happen I fee have been to make the mall bigger and better. which is great, the stores have certainly changed a lot over the years. The selection of retailers has also improved in my opinion, there are more trendier places now. Even the existing retails have made changes to their stores, to make them look more trendier. Like the phone companies(Telus, Bell) they are certainly have a more modern hip tech look to them. Still a great place to shop, visit, eat or spend a day in. read more

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I like that Scarborough town centre has a variation of shops. They have a speciality candy store named squish where I go when I am craving candy (or if M wants to surprise me with their delicious Prosecco bears). This mall tends to be very very busy from the bus terminals but it's still manageable. They have all your big department stores and some random Pop up shops. The food court also has a large selection of options. read more

Scarborough town center is actually a nice mall, not bad at all! I never came here before, as i'm used to go to other malls in the area, but since i'm doing a new job near-by, i've been coming here alot, and I really like this place! it's always clean, nice and organized, plus it has alot of the good brand names..always busy, but you don't feel it crowded, very spacious and the sun-light comes in from everywhere.. I have alot yet to explore about this mall, in terms of dinning and other aspects, but as a mall, stores, etc..it's actually really good! read more

STC wins stars for convenience, that's for sure. Home to the biggest bus terminal in Toronto, along with access to the Scarborough RT. Both are generally well used amongst shoppers. However, aside from that, it's really nothing special despite the seemingly large size. The food court is one of the busiest and rowdiest I've seen, and getting a seat is about as equal of a challenge as fighting over parking spots at your local Chinese supermarket. PS: There's free wifi here, but I've never been able to connect with it. read more

This mall is way too busy for my liking. The space occupied by Sears might be undergoing renovation because for some reason they have blocked off that entire section of parking lot and there looked to be some machinery parked there. Sears wasn't making any money so the people parking there were obviously just parking there to walk elsewhere in the mall and not Sears...which probably means that parking is definitely needed. If you were paying attention while you drove in you probably saw that there were some empty spots by the restaurants. Can't park there though because there are literally security guards out there that will tell you to turn around. So where do you park in this mall? NO WHERE. You don't park anywhere. You get back on the 401 and drive to Fairview. I didn't actually get to do that this time since I was meeting someone so I had circle the place for an eternity before I finally found a spot across the mall from where I wanted to be. The pluses are that there have been some renovations done and the food court looks pretty nice and has a lot more stylish seating, even if it doesn't encourage cleanliness. There were a lot of information booths as one always seemed to be in place whenever we needed to look for another store. read more

Let the ghetto jokes begin. Scarborough Town Centre is your typical suburban mall, except it gets flack because it's located in that area of Toronto that everyone loves to pick on. The truth is, this mall is pretty decent. It's really picked itself up and has brought in some great stores - Sephora, H&M, Nine West, Lululemon, Aeropostale, a GIANT Loblaw Superstore, Best Buy etc. The mall itself is easy to handle -- not as huge as Yorkdale or the Eaton Centre, but with a lot of the same stores in a smaller space. It's totally accessible by TTC, has a huge parking lot, and even has a little "village" section across the street that is quickly expanding. Not only that, STC has recently gotten a ton of restaurants in the area -- Boston Pizza, Canyon Creek Chophouse, Moxie's, Jack's Astor's, Milestone's, and the Canadian class, Swiss Chalet. And the theatre usually has a decent selection of movies -- not to mention that on Tuesdays, movies are only $4.99! The problem with Scarborough Town Centre is that it is usually bombarded with rowdy teenagers -- but what mall isn't these days? If you want a peaceful shopping experience, come here in the morning during the week, it's absolutely heavenly. Overall, it's worth the trip to Scarborough, even if you have to take the stinky RT to get there. read more

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I much prefer going to this mall rather than my local. There is such a wide selection of stores and absolutely everything I need is all in one spot (including the surrounding stores). Not only is the shopping convenient but there is also a TTC / RT & GO terminal just over the bridge from the food court which makes it one of the easiest malls to get to! read more

Pretty generic mall in Scarborough. They've had many renovations over the years and right now they're revamping the downstairs food court but McDonald's is still open. The escalators from the main food court are blocked off, you'll have to go downstairs from the escalators/elevator near Victoria's Secret. It's a bonus that just across the mall (in the same plaza), there are some restaurants, some shops, and a Loblaws superstore. The mall is right off the 401 Brimley exit so it's pretty convenient. Parking is only difficult near Wal-Mart and the theatre, parking in the lower levels seem to be slightly better. Came here mainly for Taco Bell and Jimmy the Greek since I wanted to try Taco Bell's new product, the stuft nacho! Big fan of Taco Bell but they've really been on the decline over the years and this new product was kind of a disappointment as well. I wasn't sure what I was eating and there's very little filling and most of it is just sour cream, liquid cheese, ground beef and i think either bacon bits or nacho crumbs. For $2.99, can't expect much but definitely not something I'd order again. Jimmy the Greek's gyro dinner is generally pretty big in portion and is about $11. Tzatziki sauce is given separately in a small soy sauce container. Addition tzatziki sauce is 50 cents. Gyro was too salty though; I was very thirsty afterwards. read more

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Oh STC. I hadn't seen you in 10 years...how you've changed! This mall is so busy all the time! Been here a couple times since I moved and it doesn't matter what day, it's pure parking insanity. I recommend parking near the Bay. It's definitely a thriving mall. All stores seem to be full of people all the time. Not only is there a lot inside the mall, there's also many stores and restaurants surrounding it, just in case you didn't find what you're looking for. read more

This mall is getting a lot better in terms of desirable shopping stores and appeal, aesthetically speaking. They also have some great food options, and drink options inside and around the mall. Inside, I love the glass detailing - it does scream a bit of a modern and contemporary design to me, and entering Hudson's Bay is a step above the rest - the store underwent its own small face-lift unlike some of the other Hudson's Bay stores I've seen in other cities (like Ottawa's Place D'Orleans.. That HBC is living in the early 90's yikes) and really like the open concept once you head towards f21 and the theatres. Some of the stores I visit and are an added plus are: -The Alley (for a bbt break), -Miniso for cheap everyday finds -H&M/Zara for affordable everyday wear -S&H near the Bay for the health junkie in me -Sukoshi Mart for mochi's and cuteness -The Bay bc variety -Mendocino for cute dresses -Brioche Doree for their pastries -Cacao 70 for their coffee-dipped ice cream -Nadege for macarons -the Chinese restaurant upstairs has some interesting food choices and a nice open concept that ties into the wide, spacious feel of the mall Every now and then they have a marketplace pop-up so it's nice to see different artisans displaying their homemade/home-crafted designs for sale. There's also a Winners just at the plaza outside of the mall near the Golds Gym and Princess Auto but on the opposite side. And there's a Scaddabush right next to the Jack Astor's, as well as a Milestones and Swiss Chalet. Looking forward to seeing what other stores they bring to the mall in the near future. read more

Consistently disappointing mall with little reason to come. The shops are all understocked and the food is all dirty. The only joy to be found is when you finally get to leave this confusing jungle of garbage. Don't bother with the this place and head to fairview or yorkdale instead. read more

Lost the thrill to go here anymore. What can I say? It has what you need. PACKED AS HELL THOUGH read more

Scarborough Town Centre definitely renovated in the past few years making it a very popular spot in Scarborough on weekends and Friday nights. First off, Scarborough Town Centre is extremely convenient as several modes of transportation hits Scarborough Town. For example, there are routes for post-secondary schools, Downtown Toronto, Markham, etc. In addition, it is one of the prime centres of the ttc and this is one of the stops for Line 3 of the subway line, several ttc buses, Go Buses and I believe even greyhounds. The mall itself definitely renovated. It has a beautiful food court with many food options now - comparable to the food courts designed by Cadillac Fairview Malls, a few popular and trendy foodie stores, and not to mention their theatre which used to have one of the best designs (in my personal opinion) in all of the GTA! Of course, it's a little older now, but for the record, I love their open concept and design! Parking is limited to shoppers as the parking spaces open when the mall opens and closes around when the mall closes, so don't think of dropping your car off here and taking the subway - you'll either be locked in or won't be able to get a spot! read more

The owners have really turned this mall around. What was once a dark, run-down excuse of a building is now bright, comfortable and sleek. With Christmas 'around the corner', it's all decked out for the holidays with Christmas music and Santa. A great variety of stores covering all interests and budgets. A very large and expanding food court makes this not only good for shopping but also sitting down for a meal with friends. Other big box stores in the mall are: Hudson's Bay Company, Sear's, Walmart, and Cineplex. Nearby are another collection of big box stores. The mall overall is clean, not overly busy for a midday shopping trip. Honestly the busiest place was the food court. If you are in the area and need something, this is a good spot to check for it. However, if your looking for touristy spots in Toronto, go to one of the others. read more

I like Scarborough Town Centre, it's a nice big mall with lots of different stores. The upper level floor plan is like a figure 8 with some off shoots and the lower level is a circle with some off shoots. The anchor stores are The Bay, Sears, and Walmart. They have the usual stores like Laura, Melanie Lyne, Reitmans, Soft Moc, etc. But they also have some less usual stores like a P.J's Pet Centre and a place called Sweet Tooth Emporium (which is like Sugar Mountain except better, since they sell candies and chocolates from lots of different countries, not just the UK). They also have a Bulk Barn and a Dollarama. There is a nice large food court on the upper level that has the usual Taco Bell, KFC, Tim Hortons, Manchu Wok, New York Fries, etc., but they also have the less popular Caribbean Queen, Koryo Korean Barbeque, and Koya Japan. The lower level has a small "food court" with a Tim Hortons and a McDonald's. Yes, there are 2 Tim Hortons in the mall. The lower food court smells like cigarette smoke, so I try to avoid it. If you are from out of town and are reading reviews to see if this would be a good place to shop, I think it would be. If I lived in Scarborough, I would likely go here often. I don't think it's necessarily worth the drive from Toronto proper though, because it doesn't really have any stores that you can't find in Toronto. But if you want a change of scenery from the usual Yorkdale, Eaton Centre, Dufferin Mall, PATH underground, etc. it's good for that. read more

This place is your generic mall. It's right by the subway and happened to be packed on a Thursday night at six o'clock. There are the typical mall stores like Old Navy and Forever 21. AThe food court is pretty large. If you're in the east end and you need to pick up something from chain stores, Scarborough Town Centre is your best choice. Good for: shopping, eating out read more

If you are from Scarborough, you know STC. Back in the day, this place was a bit more old looking. Those who remember, they remember the balloons close to The Bay, $2 Cineplex Odeon when the Famous Players opened, and the arcade. During those times, the decor was not the greatest. Now, they have done a number of renovations. The mall looks great and they are constantly improving (I do miss the balloons though). The crowds are very multicultural, and generally people are friendly. There is a TTC location (RT) close by, and a Service Canada as well. Night time the Jack Astors across the street is the place and usually is packed. There is also a Moxies which is good. Recommend going to this mall if you are int he area considering I have been to much much MUCH worse malls. read more

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Good mall around Scarborough! It doesn't offer the big luxury businesses but it has your essential stores like Zara, H&M, lululemon, Cineplex, etc. The icing on the cake is that it has a walmart which lets you get groceries after shopping. read more

This review will pertain specifically to my experience in the food court. I haven't experienced the revitalized food court since its reopening, so I was quite excited to have an opportunity to grab some quick lunch here. Loved the new options, however, between having my feet attach to the floor because of how stick it was and battling over 15 fruit flies during my quick meal, I was not impressed at all. We could not even finish our food because of how disgusted we felt. Such a shame quite frankly. read more