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Joe W

This place is massive, well organized and well run. Lots of people walking around so it's impressive to see the place is spotless. There's also plenty of security and once you enter it's a bit of a maze to find the exit if you're new in town. Definitely a place worth checking out, there's something for everyone here. It was nice to see a live piano concert at one of the stores as well.

Real Reviews

For me, this shopping mall is one of the most beautiful and impressive in Toronto. It’s not only huge in size but also has one of the best food courts in the city. Starting from the lower level — the food court is spacious, lively, and offers an incredible variety of dishes to suit every taste. From fast food to more refined meals, it’s truly a paradise for food lovers. The range of stores is also great — from H&M to Guess, there’s something for every shopping enthusiast. Now, to the downsides. Unfortunately, some of the security staff behave unprofessionally. Instead of focusing on maintaining order, they often pay attention to the wrong people. At times, homeless individuals enter the mall freely while security watches ordinary visitors — it doesn’t feel very reassuring. Another issue is the cleanliness of the restrooms, especially the one near the Queen Street exit — it’s honestly very dirty, and the smell can be noticed even from the hallway. Overall, despite a few drawbacks, I will definitely come back to this mall because it truly has many great things to offer. I just hope they improve the cleanliness and the attitude of the security staff. Pros: wide variety of stores, excellent food court, convenient location, clean main areas. Cons: unprofessional security, dirty restrooms.

H. Z.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Eaton Centre & Yonge-Dundas Square Nightlife After finishing work on a Friday, I stayed at a nearby hotel and wandered over to the Eaton Centre and Yonge-Dundas Square. The energy was undeniable — bright billboards lighting up the night, live performances spilling into the streets, and crowds flowing in every direction. It truly felt like the heartbeat of Canada’s biggest city. The vibe instantly reminded me of Times Square in New York — that same rush of lights, music, and people, but with Toronto’s own unique character. Locals, tourists, and students from Toronto Metropolitan University all converge here, creating a lively mix that makes the square feel like a cultural crossroads. Whether it’s outdoor concerts, seasonal festivals, or just people-watching under the neon glow, the square offers more than entertainment — it’s an experience that connects you to the rhythm of the city. Eaton Centre itself is impressive, but it’s the atmosphere outside that makes the night unforgettable.

Alicia Riveros

Eaton Centre is a large, central mall with plenty of stores to explore, shop, and stroll around. You’ll find Canada Goose, Uniqlo, Zara, Nike, Lululemon, Jo Malone London, among many others. There’s also a food court and direct access to the subway, making it very convenient. The mall has great lighting and beautiful Christmas decorations at this time of year. If you enjoy visiting malls, this is definitely a lovely and fun place to stop by in Toronto.