The Amazing Brentwood

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Kirk Dewhurst

amazing retail mall. Lots of variety of stores, restaurants and entertainment venues. There is lots of parking also easy access for all. Public washrooms are available. Excellent mall has outdoor spaces and and wide inside corridors. There is an amazing food court. This is just a real cool mall. Lots to see. Very modern and upscale indoor/outdoor mall.

Negaresh Navid

Extremely disappointing experience. One of the worst malls I’ve visited in my life. The layout is confusing and not user-friendly at all. It feels cold and lifeless, lacking the warmth or energy you’d expect from a place that claims to be “amazing.” The store selection is very limited — most of the shops are either overpriced or just not practical for everyday shopping. There’s barely anything for families or people looking for variety. On top of that, customer service in many stores is poor, and staff often seem disinterested or unhelpful. The food court is also a letdown — it’s small, crowded, and doesn’t have many good options. Even the parking situation is a mess: expensive, tight, and often full. This place feels more like a fancy showroom than an actual shopping mall. Looks good from the outside, but offers very little once you’re inside. Definitely not worth your time.

Danny Tram

Brentwood Mall is a local shopping center—not as large or dense with stores as some of the bigger malls—but it has its own charm. Its best feature is the location, right next to Brentwood Station. The outdoor area feels modern, with unique building designs and plenty of benches along the walkways. The food court is on the second floor, and the mall offers a decent variety of clothing and retail shops. The only downside is the parking layout—it’s confusing, with few signs and unclear payment instructions. Exiting the parking lot can also be tricky; I had to circle around a few times just to find the way out.

richard chan

I've moved into this neighborhood about 1yr 6months ago. I really like living here. Yes it's very busy. Yes it gets noisy but that's city living. It's central to almost everything. Skytrain station, London Drugs, Golftown, Lululemon, Sporting Life, LL Bean, Urban Outfitters , H & M, Lee's Donut, Earl's , Tap and Barrel, Hello Nori, Small Victory, Sephora, Royal Bank, TD Bank, Scotia Bank, CIBC, BMO, Jinya Ramen, Neptune Seafood Restaurant, Haidilao Hotpot, TAB food court, McDonald's, Express News, Adidas, Nike, dental offices, Ollie Quinn, Rec Room and Cineplex Theatre. There are gas stations and food markets, Whole Foods and Save-on near by. For 2 weeks in August Amazing Brentwood holds community entertainment in the Plaza. Plus, in the Plaza they have games for everyone, checkers, chess, bean bag toss, and ping pong. The Plaza at Amazing Brentwood broadcast big events on a big screen tv for everyone to sit and enjoy. There's a Sunday street market during the summertime. What I like best is there are security guards patrolling the area to keep out the vagrants from causing trouble and littering their garbage.