Tillicum is different from the Bay Centre as its up in rural/suburban Saanich which makes it unique…read morein my opinion. It has nice moderately priced stores such as Winners, Home Outfitters and Old Navy. It has a Montana's restaurant, library and ice rink as well as a Cineplex. It's a great mall if your looking for essentials at an affordable price. It's also a nice and quiet mall that usually isn't busy. It also has good parking if your to spend the day shopping and the 11 bus makes it very easy for you to reach this mall from any part of Victoria or Oak Bay.

Tillicum Mall is a diamond in the rough and I will say it again and again. No it's not your typical…read moreshopping mall filled with amazing clothing stores for all genders and age groups. Heck, it's horrible for clothes shopping unless you're a mature woman or trying to go to Winners, (which is a go to spot for me). Tillicum is funny because it's in a little bit of a sketchy area but it's not dangerous nor is it dirty to a point of disgust. I like Tillicum because they have a London Drugs, Lowe's, Starbucks, Winners, Old Navy, Home Outfitters, Dollar Store, banks and cellphone shops etc etc. It's a useful mall when you need the essentials and that's why I rate it at a a solid 4. There is also a Cineplex across the parking lot as well as a library and ice rink. It truly has everything in this one area and I think people take it for granted. Yes, more restaurants and leased space would be ideal as some spaces in the mall are empty and there really is only an A&W and Edo Japan. Great mall if you're looking for the essentials but would love to get some more stores in there that would correspond with the current ones.

Nice mall. There was an LL BEAN! I didn't walk around too much but reminded me of some shops in the…read morebay.

Mayfair is definitely the best choice if your looking for clothing items, the service there is also…read moreamazing! This is 100% my favourite mall in Vic, Also their new Photo Booth is amazing! Definitely recommend

Quite ran down in every way. The best part are the public restrooms and those aren't that great…read moreeither... let's just say this is a public indoor space convenient to downtown

It's such a big indoor mall with hardly any stores open. I have to say that there was nothing I…read morepurchased. I looked around went up and down and nothing!!! So sad! Wish they had more stores.

Uptown Mall is one of the most convenient and family friendly places to shop in Victoria. The…read moreopen-air layout makes it feel more relaxed than a typical mall, with lots of space to walk around, fresh air, and even areas for kids to enjoy. They have snow globes and with spring blossoms out, it's just so pretty! Love that there's grocery store and some fancy stores that entail clothing, kids and furniture stores. Parking is a big plus here, easy to access and usually not stressful, which makes a huge difference when you're shopping . The whole area feels clean, safe, and well-maintained.

I love uptown I go there to hangout it's a great place to chill and it's pretty big it's ok for the…read morecleaning

I'm not really sure what I was expecting when I visited here. All of the tourist guides say that…read morethis is the place to be, so I was expecting a Pike Place Market - esque place buzzing with people and events, but instead I found a sleepy courtyard with restaurant patrons and not much else. Hmm... I came at dinner time, so it wasn't super late or anything. I walked around the perimeter and there are some cool shops, but ultimately I thought that my expectations vs reality did not match up. Maybe they hold events in the summer when it's warmer? There is a historic drinking fountain at the front to quench the thirst of patrons and horses hauling loads from rural Saanich to Victoria. I didn't want to try it, but the water smelled nice at least? There is also a small demi-lune basin on two sides for dogs if your dog is thirsty. Not sure if I would visit here again unless there was an event or a restaurant I wanted to try.

Market Square was one of the first places I spotted on Google Maps that I knew I wanted to visit,…read morewhenever I would end up finally making the trek to Victoria: an enclosed, hidden marketplace filled with all manner of shops and restaurants, stacked like layers of a cake, with a hollowed interior boasting a public plaza where live music and events are hosted, as well as pop-up vendors, and cordoned-off outdoor dining for Whistle Buoy. It looked like *the* place to visit in Victoria; at least, from a satellite's point of view. Unfortunately, the reality was a little different. We came across Market Square the first time after nightfall on a Saturday, when just about all of the shops were closed; only the aforementioned Whistle Buoy appeared to be open (and was actually bustling, either at or near capacity, even outside in the plaza). I desperately wanted to see Market Square, even if it was just a walkthrough past shuttered windows and locked doors. We spent a few minutes taking in the sights, then headed on to our other destination. The second time we stopped in was the following Sunday morning, after its listed opening time of 11am, only to find that, even though most of the shops were open, there still wasn't a whole lot going on here. It wasn't the packed, buzzing community hub that I had hoped it to be. Perhaps our timing was bad, or things had changed since I first discovered it, or maybe my impression was simply flawed from the beginning, but I still wanted it to be more than it appeared to be. Maybe it was, once. Maybe it still is. Maybe it will be again? For as pontificatingly whiny as this review may sound, I still enjoyed my time at Market Square. Perhaps during our next visit, we'll be able to stick around longer, grab a bite to eat, explore the complex more thoroughly (I am *sure* that there are hidden doors and passages in there, somewhere!), and maybe we'll arrive during a special event that really shows off the magic of this magical masked market, because it deserves it.

For a mall it's ok if you want to get out the house and go shopping. I like how it is an inside…read moremall. I live in the US and where I'm at I'm use to seeing a lot more outdoor malls.

One of the best malls I like it a lot it's clean the people are nice it's just the kids who mess…read morearound

Love this Costco location. Parking spaces are generously sized. Decent prices. Usually busy and…read moresuper busy during prime shopping hours. Be prepared for all ages of customers from young to seniors. Selection of goods vary from week to week. Staff is generally pretty nice and helpful. Though I could have done without listening to a cashier complain to her colleague before, throughout the entire payment process and after payment about her coffee break and unfairness. She did stop complaining to ask for my id and payment though I am pretty sure this is not the protocol on working the cashier position lol. Kudos for multi-tasking lol. Food court is small, not enough tables and seating therefore not family friendly and not physically challenged friendly either (physically challenged customers do not have personal information stamped on their forehead). Decent selection of food to choose from including polish dog and water. Temperature of dogs are hit and miss Love their fries and cookies. Gas bar is nearby. Wish a car wash was available cuz some Costcos have them. If Costco needs to expand building size why not build up on top of existing structure. Pretty sure roof is flat if I recall correctly. This is the route Canada Revenue downtown chose when building needed to be increased in size. Other shopping and dining services are nearby.

This is a great Costco! It's well located and very well staffed by an incredible group of people…read morewho do a wonderful job with the displays and restocking everything in a timely manner. We found the selection of items to be great here. I found my favorite butter chicken sauce that I cannot get in the States. I'm taking four jars home. The prices here are great as they are at all Costco's and we enjoyed several of the things that we purchased here while visiting, including a wonderful leg of lamb we roasted and some delicious chicken thighs, plus my favorite Costco grass fed beef sticks. This is a delightful shopping center, certainly worth a membership.

Richmond Centre is one of the nicer malls in town with Uniqlo, Muji, and any store to satiate your…read moreshopping wishes. It's pretty clean and modern inside. The upstairs food court is standard mall food, like A&W, NY Fries, etc. Definitely a nice place to spend an afternoon.

What I wrote close to a legal-adult age gap ago (#1) still largely holds true, with a few notable…read moreexceptions: construction never truly finished as the place is perpetually under it; it no longer resembles what it was for the last decade and is more updated and spacious than ever. In fact, the multi year transformation that its currently undergoing makes it less of a traditional mall and more of a mini city that has spawned into a mixed-use commercial district. Their use of natural lighting all throughout the space makes it an ideal place for a photo in any corner. In addition to the space, many stores have stepped in with a good number that are high-end to appease all of the new money coming into the city of Richmond. It has become a leisurely destination for families and teenagers as folks roam the mall from corner to corner. One of the most significant transformations has been their food court, which has been dubbed the DiningTERRACE and features a number of food and drink spots. The only downside has been the mediocrity of most spots, which has plenty of room for improvement. Parking is also a mess, especially during the weekend. Folks are constantly competing for space and camping out has become a necessity during their busiest times. As many skyscrapers have been built nearby and it's proximity to the metro rail, this place will only serve to be busier as time goes on. ____________ (#1) 18 years has flown by.

I was sitting outside the Drug Store in Fairfield Plaza today in a small courtyard with benches and…read morenoticed the ground was littered with cigarette butts .Please provide a container for smokers to trash their butts as these pose a threat to animals if ingested and an environmental threat not to mention an unsightly visual. Thank you

This little strip is pretty cute and pretty convenient. Services include: IDA pharmacy. Dentist…read more Sushi. Florist. Thriftys. Home hardware. TD bank. Hairdresser. Liquor store. Pizza. Women's consignment. Pet store. Starbucks. Vape. And Ross bay pub. Currently there are a few vacant stores. Bus stop on the street. Bus tickets available from thriftys or ida. Not the greatest parking lot for driving or walking.