CF Toronto Eaton Centre — Shopping Mall in Old Toronto Toronto

Reviews of CF Toronto Eaton Centre

• Greyson

  Added 2016.05.27

  They're doing some renovations at the moment, but it's not as intrusive as you'd imagine in a place this populated. It's clean, bright, and shiny and the visitors seem to respect that.
• Joshua

  Added 2015.09.28

  Anchored by the Bay and Nordstrom's with hundreds of other stores, the mall is nearly always busy. The Christmas tree and decorations (giant lighted reindeer sculptures) are nice to see each year. And with two subway stops its super well connected.
• Wyatt

  Added 2015.06.02

  This is a fairly large shopping mall with everything you need. From food courts to fine dinning and flip flops to expensive watches. It's always filled with shoppers and passerby it's also a good place to sit by the fountain grab a coffee and people watch. If you are a tourist and like shopping it's worth a visit but there is nothing outstanding other then it's location in this mall. There are bigger and fancier malls in the GTA!
• Cora

  Added 2014.12.03

  What can I say - it's a shopping mall. Good store selection and you can't beat the city centre location. The Urban Eatery is a pretty cool take on a food court with over 1200 seats, 30+ food outlets, real plates and cutlery, and bar seats.
• Anthony

  Added 2014.06.25

  This is the most popular mall in the city, so expect a crowd all the time. Has, basically, every store you can think of. If you've never been here, and are looking for something specific and want to make a bee line straight for that store, I highly encourage looking at the floor plan/mall map on their website.
• Angel

  Added 2014.04.12

  Amazing place. Lot of shops to do. You literally will need more than two days to enjoy all the mall. It is located right downtown Toronto, which makes it special as you can go anywhere else from there. But, that is tough as there is plenty to enjoy. In my case the most enjoyable part of it is the mystic within the place. A must to go whenever you visit Toronto.
• Savannah

  Added 2014.01.16

  Huge mall spanning a large city block with several floors. Dundas subway station is on the north end of the store and Queen subway station is on the south end of the store. Both have entrances right into the mall, so you don't have to go outside if the weather sucks.
• Abigail

  Added 2013.10.20

  Great place to shop but be aware as it can be pricey some times. They have accessibility features and very large foot court and nice washrooms. It also has direct access to subway which is very handy specially during winter. You can find everything from tea shop, fashion, pharmacy, jewelry, restaurants, coffee shops, all in one place. Finally, it will be crowded, non stop