I came to visit this Mall recently after a few years of being away. This is still a rather beautiful mall; it reminds me of Yorkdale in many ways. I really like that there is a Bass Pro Shop here, as an outdoors kind of guy this store is like a gold mine for me. There are a lot of nice brands here, plus there is a Dinner which I really like. I like the fact that it is in the North end of Toronto so the roads are wide and the traffic is not as heavy. #30daysofyelp read more

I'm not much of a "mall person" but I do go here more than other malls. It's got everything you need - and some decent outlet stores too Parking is sometimes a pain, but they do have dedicated parking spots for electric vehicles, which is a bonus! Happy that Tim Hortons finally moved in (need my coffee). Large food court too which was recently remolded, wish they had more healthy choices there though... read more

I can't get over how much Vaughan Mills has improved over the years. I've been coming since I was little and am very impressed with all of their changes. I used to come here constantly as I worked very close by and when I had two jobs would often come here between shifts. Let me just say- shopping alone is therapeutic!!! But also quite dangerous because you don't have a partner in crime to cut you off when your spending gets a little out of hand (oops). After only visiting for about 20 minutes today, I discovered so many new improvements that I must share!! I'm sorry if these are old I haven't been in a while! -VICTORIAS SECRET IS COMING!!!! This is very very exciting for me, I also noticed Pink was temporarily moved, probably because once VS comes they'll combine them -The food court now has Macs sushi (love), Chipotle (love), and they replaced Opa with Jimmy the Greek...yesssssss!!! I will never hesitate to eat in this food court again, in fact now I will always be torn on what to eat. -Finally, they made Starbucks into an actual little store instead of just being a counter at the edge of the food court. As a Starbucks gold member and huge supporter I believe they deserved their own store all along so this is just fab. I'm srue there were more changes but like I said I didn't spend much time there today so I didn't get the chance to explore. I have been to the new section in the past and it's pretty sweet! Lots of athletic stores like a Nike outlet and they even put in a Hot Topic for all you closet nerds like myself! I will update this review when I spend more time there and find out what else is good in the hood! read more

I really hate the layout of the mall which is why I hardly come here. It takes FOREVER walking around it. Why couldn't it be two levels instead? It's great there are all these stores though. Vaughan Mills pretty much has EVERY store...though it's mostly American companies. I'm mostly here for Lululemon only and I'm thankful there's always a parking spot around that exit whenever I'm there. Love their sale section. read more

One of the worst malls I've been to and its all because of the people who go here. Its always crowded with families and strollers. Slow, inconsiderate walkers. Parents let their little shits uncoordinatly walk around and get in peoples way. The food court is always crammed with confused morons taking up space for people to walk through. To get from one side of the mall to the next using the food court is almost a mission. People are so inconsiderate and if you want proof, visit this mall anytime after 4pm. Weekends are the absolute worst. I feel for the food court workers and custodians. Really good stores and parking isn't bad in the evenings but I just can't with this place. read more

Nightmarishly huge mall always packed with people. Parking a nightmare and stores busy. Can't imagine what it's like at Christmas and have no desire to find out .wear running shoes and prepare to battle the crowds. read more

Back a second time and still enjoy the mall. Busy as you'd expect. Keep in mind though that not all the stores are outlets. This is a perspective from someone who doesn't live in the greater Toronto area. Still a fan. read more

This mall always has plenty of parking and a ton of restaurants around it. There are some high end outlet stores such as Lacoste, Armani Exchange, Lego Land, and even Lucky strikes where you can drink and bowl at the same time. This place is always packed on the weekends and almost every single store has a sale going on. It is an outlet mall so usually you will find some great deals on some older fashion trends. They have a big food court and even a starbucks in the mall. If you are looking to save a few dollars and get something simple and nice...come here and look for deals! read more

Any mall that has Hybrid Vehicle parking has got my vote as a great mall! At entrance #5 there are at least 2 spots for Electric Vehicles or Hybrid Cars. I must remember this next time! read more

Used to be a great place to shop. Now it is just a discount mall with stuff that is out of fashion, outdated or in sizes nobody buys. If you are still going there, bring your kids to BassPro to have some fun at the big aquarium. Good luck fighting your way thru the crowd. read more

Service : 2.5 / 5 Environment : 2.5 / 5 Food & Drinks : 3 Price : 4 / 5 Overall : 12 / 20 Comments - overall this mall is a mediocre at best. You can find alot of huge discount on merchandise (usually old, previous season stock), but you'll have to really "work" to find the deals, because it is an outlet type layout. There is a pretty good selection of brands and stores. But the layout of the actual of the mall (inside and out) is weird. It's a giant circle, making you walk the entire circle before you can get back to your car. During weekends, parking is horrendous and the mall is packed, so be prepared to deal with this frustration. read more

I like this mall. Not as cheap as other Outlets in the States but the prices are decent. Banana Republic shirts normally go around $ 40 and pants normally go around $ 50. Coat is around $ 299. Other stores include H&M (not an outlet), a pet store (I'm not a pet lover), a decent and very busy food court, Build A Bear (not an outlet), Gap that sells cheap casual clothes and Nike store. There is Purdy's for chocolate lovers. Holt last can have some good savings but can still be expensive. The best deal could come from Danier Leather if you don't mind out of season jackets and accessories. Not a lot of restaurants nearby. This is a very busy mall during holidays and during weekends but empty during weeknights. I normally shop around Tuesday or Wednesday when people won't push me and rub elbows with them (gross). Soon there will be Lego Land so your kids can play while you shop. Come for cheap finds but this is not a fashionista mall. The quality, even at BR store, is outlet quality. read more

This mall is amazing. What I love about Vaughan mills is that there is actually parking and you don't feel as if you're claustrophobic around everyone, like at other malls (Yorkdale, eatons centre) honestly this is defiantly one of my favourite malls around. It has everyone, and many deals. If you're looking for a great mall, come here. read more

Vaughan Mills - Shopping Centers Near Me - Vaughan, Ontario

@vaughan_mills #YELPGTA #OUTLETMALL #SHOPPINGDESTINATION Firstly, the Saks at VM smells funky as hell. Am I the only one who's never quite found outlet pricing in Vaughan Mills? The Toronto Premium Outlet is closer to my parents' place and I find myself frequenting that for better prices. Vaughan Mills beats TPO at the parking situation though - I've never had trouble finding parking here. It's an all indoor mall - like most in Toronto/GTA. And it's pretty sparkly clean inside (in other words, not like Dixie). And it definitely trumps Dixie in store selection. At Vaughan Mills, you'll find a mix of premium brands - Michael Kors, Harry Rosen, Hugo Boss, Kate Spade, Saks Fifth Avenue, Holt to name a few; and the regular budget brands - Suzy Shier, Winners, Fairweather, Claire's, Bluenotes. Oh, and no Body Shop. And no Apple store. read more

So until a month ago, I thought Vaughan Mills is located in tim-buk-tu. Turns out, it's only like half an hour away from my house! We went to buy hubby a jacket that he had his eyes on for a while, and wandered in the mall afterwards. It was a monday evening and the place was soo empty. I didnt find any super AMAZING deals. To be honest i was comparing this to many US outlets that i've been to, where items are slashed 50% and 70% off on top of that. Not so much here, some prices are just the sale price that I would find in eaton center or yorkdale... only less organized and all the sizes and styles are EVERYWHERE. it feels like winners, brand name stuff for less but ya have to dig for it (and I mean really DIG thru piles of stuff for it). some brands are very random... by random i mean never heard of it. Overall experience, 3. read more

It's the best outlet mall in the GTA bar none. Plus surrounding it has many independent restaurant establishments to dine afterwards. Check the website for the latest store directory and event happenings. http://www.vaughanmills.com/ What's cool - artists, sports celebs do performances and autograph signings here. read more

Vaughan Mills has always been the mall of choice in my family, and this was one of the first places we went when I visited Ontario in May. I used to love coming here - the excitement of a good buy, people-watching in the food court, and just spending a day away from the small town I grew up in. But, as I get older, the excitement has faded. This mall has become overrun by people all looking for the same deals as you are, real-life struggles of trying to find somewhere to sit and enjoy your lunch, and making you miss the quiet of your small town. The mall itself is kept exceptionally clean; they are constantly in the washrooms, the food court, etc. making sure that you don't have to deal with disgusting bathroom stalls or a dirty table to eat at. There is nothing nicer than seeing a large establishment like this kept up with. There are so many shops to browse; there is something for everyone. Whether you are looking for a good deal, or want to go on a brand-name shopping spree, Vaughan Mills can cater to everyone. There aren't many vacant stores, yet there seem to be new ones opening all the time. The layout here is the same as Cross Iron Mills in Calgary - it's easy to navigate, unless there are large hordes of people. I'm sure I will return to this mall, but maybe in the middle of the week during a quiet month next time. read more

I come here occasionally to hunt for deals and browse around. It's a bit of a drive from home and this mall gets madly busy on weekends too. Its hit or miss. Sometimes I can find some really amazing deals at the outlet stores, sometimes I can't find anything good. The lego store has some good stuff at times. I love the fossil, banana, Tommy, Disney store, crocs etc read more

It's an outlet mall that can save you $$$ Holt Renfrew, the North Face are my picks for deals Bass Pro for the outdoorsman but they can be pricey For the diner experience you cannot be Johnny Rockets Grab a Bubblle Tea and shop til you drop read more

Great mall for getting your steps. Good store selection. Sometimes hard to find parking. Lots of great shops around the mall, too (KFC, Popeyes, Tim's, Starbucks, Marcello's Pizzeria). read more

Vaughan Mills is an outlet mall so it differs a little from other shopping malls but it's still an excellent place to go shopping. Since it's an outlet mall, a lot of the stores inside tend to be pretty big compared to stores in other malls. However, this also means that there's a lot more selection, which is an excellent thing to have for any mall. Clothing stores make up a large portion of this mall so if you're a clothing person, go here. Aside from that, there's still a solid amount of variety to be had here - Lego land, Pro Hockey Life and the food court in particular. Parking is very plentiful and I've never had an issue getting a spot, even in the middle of a Saturday. The halls inside a pretty wide and the redone northern end of the mall in particular is really pretty if you want to sit down and relax - there are a different set of chairs everywhere! Vaughan Mills used to have renovations on a pretty consistant basis but outside of stores locations changing, the main mall's all finished. Since a lot of shops seem to be closing and / or moving, be prepared to go to a different shop if your favourite store has gone missing. There are also several vending machines for a quick drink, scattered around the mall as well. A bit of a side note is that the shape of the mall is one gigantic oval so you can make one round trip and easily see every single mall. This is usually what my girlfriend and I do if we go out so we never miss a store. This is a fantastic mall to go to. They're going through some changes daily (not all at once) so hopefully it'll be better once it's all finished. If you're looking for a large mall and you've never been to this one, I can definitely recommend this one. read more

Location: 1 Bass Pro Mills Drive, Vaughan, ON L4K 5W4 Parking: DA WORSE I have finally decided to Yelp about Vaughan Mills (Vmills). To be honest it's a decent mall, but there are things I ask myself when I'm there: Why are you doing this to yourself? This mall has no parking space ever (early weekdays only tbh). Do you want to drive around an hr to find parking? Would you like to walk a mile after finding a spot? Are you mental prepared to be honked at from crazy drivers? Are you mentally prepared for crazy drivers? Seriously isn't there a way to avoid this? It's literally a personal pep talk before going.... I do, I really do want to like Vmills. But it has the worse park lot design. Especially the intersection when ppl from the plaza are driving in to get to Vmills... The worse is when the holiday season rolls around!!! You will have to park at the plazas around there and walk over. It's a real thing, I use to work at this mall. It really does give me a headache and a half! The mall itself is getting a lot of upgrades so that's the upside! There's a lot of new stores they are adding. Note: not every store at Vmills is an outlet. I try my best to go on weekdays if I have the time off. Other than that I cry before I go on the weekends. Verdict: DA WORSE PARKING! read more

Big Mall and lots of deals. Parking is a pain. Lots of great stores moved in recently. I would say second busiest mall in Toronto. read more

Outstanding mall for store selection and appearance, definitely worth the drive from Scarborough for the occasional shopping adventure. Haggar and Van Heusen are my go-to places for clothes, the next closest location for these stores is the outlet in Niagara. read more

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I was really disappointed with this shopping centre. I wanted to go for years because I kept hearing it was amazing..... but it's just another mall, with lots of overpriced stores and nothing special that stood out. Not worth the drive for me. read more

I went for my birthday so long to wait in a line but worth at the end I love the mall I can live there

Have a day to spend, not sure what to do? Have an adventure exploring the four corners of this mall. Their bass pro shop is a playground if it's own but the myriad of stores is a adults wonderland. Beware your wallet may take a hit. read more

So crowded!! There are variety of stores but the crowd is too much! You have to be careful all the time... about not being hit by someone or don't bump into someone while checking out a store or an item! The washrooms are clean so that's good. Food court is good too. Food court is having something for everyone! read more

This place has got it all! Sticky floors, bland clothes, screaming kids, and parking hell! Come one come all for a mediocre time!

I could write pages on this mall, it's the best mall from value and quality perspective. It's our best hangout and we end up shopping every time we go because the deals are really worth it. You name the store and they have it here, with the additional new wing, there are more stores lined up. Every store has some sort of deals going on, the Calvin Klien is by far the best here followed by Gap Factory Store. Like we purchased Jeans from CK for $20, tops for $20, with their store promotions on top of the reduced pricing, it will be hard for you to to miss a deal !! Gap always has 40% off on men and women's apparel as well check out their clearance section for infants and kids. We got pretty good deals here. Recently Kate Spade opened up, and they have 60+20% off, we got a deal for like $60 bag. Crocs had promotion buy one get one free, 2 great pairs for $50. Another great deal store is Nike, if you're lucky you can get great looking shoes for under $50 here. There's UGGs, Nine West and many others in shoe apparel. For Watches, don't forget to visit Fossil and specially Watch Station, we took 2 Michael Kors watched from here for under $150 each. For Exclusive Shopping, there is Holt Renfrew and Saks Fifth avenue. For Cosmetics there is Body Shop, Sephora and MAC, Chocolates Lindt, Rocky Mountain and Purdy's. Winners Homesense has great great collection here, you will find excellent quality and value stuff here for sure!! For Sunglasses, visit Luxury Eyewear, we got 2 Gucci Sunglasses from here for $700. For kids, there's Legoland Discovery Toys R Us, Disney Outlet amongst many others. Food Court also offers a variety of options and has a lot of seating. Washrooms are easily accessible and many with Nursing Rooms as well. Because the mall is so extensive and cool, parking can be an issue, but still there is ample parking on all sides. Trust me, if you are a Shopper like us, you will thoroughly enjoy this !! read more

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I love myself a good outlet mall, and Vaughan Mills has been undergoing some nice remodelling over the last couple years. I have been going to Vaughan Mills for ages, and its one of my favorites as its an outlet mall that has good sales. They recently put up a new wing, and have now been remodelling the rest of the mall to match that wing. Looks very nice! Best part is that thy are getting more stores, and have a great price range variety (unlike some of the 'high end' malls in the GTA). If you ever want a big mall to walk through, and looking for a variety of stores in the same place, Vaughan Mills would be the place to go! read more

Preparing to drive out to Vaughan Mills today, I was nervous. Would I be overwhelmed? Would I be stuck in some kind of endless loop because of its oval-shaped layout? Would I ever find my car again? I had no need to worry, because it was just like...a regular mall, but newer and bigger. I really liked that everything was on one level, and the oval layout made it easy not to get lost. There were even maps you could grab to bring with you at each of the freestanding information signs. I wouldn't call it an outlet mall in the sense that you are going to get amazing deals, but each of the stores seemed like a really amped-up version of its normal self, so each store seemed to have an even better selection than normal. All in all, it was a really good spot to get some Christmas shopping done. Just watch out for all of the strollers! They were everywhere, though in fairness I was there on a Tuesday morning. read more

This was probably the largest and one of the most upscale malls I have been to. It took us probably 10 minutes to walk along one side of the mall, without stopping - it's massive! The deals were good, but we were in a hurry so didn't get much of a chance to look around. Picked up a few things from CK and Winners. Will stop by here again when I get a chance in the future. read more

This one follows the same idea as the Mills company's outfits in the states - lots of discount stuff with a Bass-Pro hunting fishing Disneyland as one of the anchors (BTW, the people in this Bass-Pro were very rude, especially if you try to go out the wrong way). I have been to two in the States, one near my former hometown of Chicago and one in Milipetas (I call it Millipede), California near Santa Clara. This one is a bit smaller (it has only one food court - Gurney Mills in Chicago has two), but is generally similar. Decor is intentionally tacky - a sort of self-mocking campy style. Not everything is cheap either - you could drop a big bundle at the Holt-Renfrew "outlet!" A pleasant enough place to spend a few hours, and large enough that you are almost sure to come away with something in hand. read more

I always have fun here despite the large crowds on the weekend. A lot of more trendy stores are now inside Vaughan Mills. I love both here and Yorkdale the most for brand name shopping. Food court here is massive and there is a Ben and Jerry's along with Starbucks! How can you go wrong lol. The parking lot is also massive just people drive like animals on the weekends ugh. Still a must stop if you love mall hopping in the T-Dot. Also for travelers outside of Toronto you MUST stop off here for epic shopping!! read more

Hmmm what to say about this mall? As many people say, it is similar to a mix if outlet and regular mall and has most of the stores. They have everything from a bowling alley to Legostore to lots of men's clothing so there is something for everyone. My favorite thing about this mall is that it is the best for a nice stroll because it is HUGE and you can spend a good 20m making a brisk circle around the place. Store wise, prices range from low end to a few higher end. Definitely take a look at the map because some 'zones' have certain types of shops so that you can direct and make your experience here easier otherwise it is overwhelming. Pros - food court nicely situated in the middle - largest lululemon sale section I've been to - has holt Renfrew last call - has many shops for men which is good so they don't get bored - great walk Cons - parking is a bit of a mess - not enough food court seating - nothing else in the area - some stores I wish they had the regular version NOT outlet (like banana republic. Their outlet clothes are different than regular line) read more

I normally visit Vaughan Mills every half a year or so for a big shopping spree, and man this mall just keeps getting better!! After the renovations, the place looks BOOOOOTIFUL. They even have TV screens showing sports games above couches so husbands and boyfriends can sit there while the women shop. They now also have a Kate Spade Outlet and DSW (Designer Shoe Warehouse) which I was like HEAVEN to me (well, the prices were probably as good as it can get for earth). They also have a decent foodcourt in addition to restaurants around the mall (South Street Burger, Chipotle, Tim Hortons, etc). read more

I remember when this mall first opened and how much hype it was since Vaughan was getting their own mall. The mall is nice, it's a complete circle of endless walking. With a pretty big food court in the center. The mall has all the stores that most teens and adult shop at. And for food it has a good enough selection of options. This mall could have been done a little differently due to my 4/5 star rating, I believe the mall could have been built with two stories, and adding more stores like The Bay, Apple Store, Samsung, etc. Hopefully they add more stores. Overall, the mall is open on almost all holidays and has a good selection of clothing. read more

Pros Service Center's timeline. Aug 10, 2018 8:27pm I bought a 3.5hp mercury in spring of 2016 from this store. but it always died after about 10m running. and it's very hard to start it(normally pull more than 20 times ). it was called back in fall of 2016. it didn't work two weeks ago again. It always died after 1m running now. yesterday I dropped it to the sevice centre. When I came to pick up it today, they wanted to charge me $120. the guy said they changed two spark plug and my 3 ys warranty not cover it. A two years old motor need to change the spark plug? Do you believe it? Even it's true, it's a problem of the product quality. why the warranty do not cover it? When I dropped it there, I specially told that guy that they had to call me if they plan to charge me. but nobody called me. A very very bad store. A group very very bad guys. read more

Very unique in how they designed this mall, most stores found in this mall are outlets of brand names which i love the most. They always have sales throughout the whole mall and i love how its all indoor great for winter shopping. Its not like those other outlet places where its in a plaza type shopping area where you have to go outside and walk down a bit to go to another store. They also have a food court located in the middle of the mall. Also they developed the surround areas of Vaughan mills they have plazas surrounding the mall which include many additional stores and restaurants. read more