UNIQLO Square One

This mall exceeded my expectations in every way. The spacious, clean layout makes shopping a pleasure, and the impressive selection of brand name stores offers something for everyone. What really stood out was the friendly atmosphere - both staff and fellow shoppers were welcoming and helpful. The two-level design is well-planned and easy to navigate, with plenty of comfortable seating areas throughout for when you need a break. The food court is definitely a highlight - it's huge with an amazing variety of dining options that cater to all tastes and budgets. As a family-friendly destination, this mall hits all the marks. Kids and adults alike will find plenty to enjoy, and parents will appreciate the thoughtful amenities. The ample free parking is a huge bonus and makes visiting stress-free. Whether you're looking for a quick shopping trip or planning to spend the day here, this upscale mall delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended.

Ok... i grew up with this mall. It was THRIVING in the 90s. There was a mini golf course, movie theatre, fountains, what felt like hundreds of tv screens forming a cube in the centre, a 3 floor restaurant called JJ Mugs that had the TALLEST milkshakes a kid could ask for, MOVIES were FILMED here! And now it is... rebuilding after a LOT of change. And a changing world. The new Cineplex Junction theatre is AWESOME (every seat is VIP), and there's a surprising amount of geek / nerd / otaku friendly shops. The food court is rather nice & varied, and JUST got a Korean Corndogs place... But it has work to do. (Now that it JUST lost The Bay, we'll have to see what they do next...)

The Erin Mills Town Centre does not have a big main building, but it’s surrounded by other smaller shops like LCBO, Indigo, Home Sense and others. And in the summer, it hosts the Mississauga RibFest. In the main building, it has cinemas and the food court has very nice view. It has restaurants like Turtle Jacks which has a 2nd floor outdoor patio. It’s a pleasure to visit every now and then.