Quiet little mall, has some establishments inside. Free parking. Just of Eglinton and Erin Mills…read more Grocery in plaza too.

Tip: It's a mixed indoor-outdoor mall with lots of eateries…read more I recently visited Swiss Chalet to pick up a takeout order. This eatery was located at Meadowvale Town Centre, which is a mixed indoor-outdoor mall. Swiss Chalet isn't connected to the indoor mall. It makes sense, as this eatery stays open well past the mall's closing time. Next door to Swiss Chalet is Jersey Mike's Subs. Technically, it is a part of the indoor part of the mall. However, when you're in the mall itself, it says to come outside to enter the eatery. It's probably not the best setup when it's frigid outside, which was the case when I visited. However, when it's warm, walking outdoors isn't as taxing. I checked out Your Dollar Store with More. It's only accessible inside the mall. It's a decent dollar store. It doesn't have as many food items and snacks as I had hoped, though. I saw Metro while I was at the mall. It's accessible from the mall and externally. I had no problem finding parking. I will say that some folks trying to park are scary. Take care when you're here, as both a driver and a pedestrian. This mall does have bus terminal, which is helpful if you are getting to and from this mall using public transit. There are a lot of eateries here that I need to explore. The downside to a mixed indoor-outdoor mall is figuring out what stores you want to visit, and whether they are indoors or outdoors. If you're driving, you need to figure out where you should park to access the stores that you need. (482)

For my 700th review, I am going to review the place where I spent almost 1/2 my childhood as my…read moreparents owned a store at this place pre-renovation. My quick history at this place: -Old school mall similar to Dixie Outlet mall with locally owned stores with Woolco, Dominion and a few banks. -Wal-Mart moved in to replace Woolco. Business improved at this mall (was a much better anchor store than Woolco). -Wal-Mart moved out without an anchor store and foot traffic decreased (this is in contrast to the belief that Wal-Mart doesn't help small businesses). -After Wal-Mart moved out, most of the mall was demolished with the exception of the side where Dominion sat (now called Metro) and also has a library, a couple of clothing shops . -This was replaced by an outdoor mall which now has plenty of restaurants, a Goodlife Fitness. Tim Hortons, etc. My overall verdict here: You don't shop here, you just eat here. If you are in the area, just come to this mall, and there should be plenty of things to eat. I particularly like Symposium Cafe and Pho Mi 89.

A decent mall with lots of Asian restaurants. No Frills used to be here but has since been vacant…read more Parking used to be difficult to find but now there are more than ample.

This is an outdoor shopping mall. The vendors are in a U-shape with a huge parking lot in the…read moremiddle. There is a Dollarama. The Tim Hortons has a drive-thru which is very busy. There are lots of little restaurants there. Some of them not accept credit cards so luckily there is a CIBC there with 2 ATMs.

If you're looking for a slice of Europe without having to 'cross the pond' (fly over the Atlantic…read moreOcean), try Village Square in Burlington. Atlhough small area-wise, it has an European charm - including the iconic London red phone booth! Made up of a few blocks in downtown Burlington (steps from the waterfront, Brant Street Pier, and Spencer Smith Park), Village Square has a number of restaurants, patios, pubs, and unique specialty shops and services. Think of it as an outdoor mall. It reminds me of a cross between Toronto's Yorkville and Distillery District (albeit smaller and more compact). The place can be a bit quiet in the morning, but comes alive at night with lights and sometimes live music (especially in the summer months).

This is a truly amazing place. It seems unknown to people in Toronto but I definitely like it and…read morewill visit more often. It is set up like an European village with its narrow alleys and cobblestones. There are many restaurants, specialty shops and services. It can be considered an outdoor mall. It is located near the up-and-coming waterfront area in Burlington, which has so many restaurants and an excellent boardwalk and playground and so many condos being built. The decor of each building has an old European look. The closest equivalent in Toronto is The Distillery District but Village Square is smaller and butter implemented in my opinion. It was a busy place on a Saturday night with most of the restaurants filled. There are little nooks and crannies are that very photographic. There is even a musician to entertain people.

Decent variety of stores in the plaza. Grocery, fast food, dollar store, LCBO, sit-down…read morerestaurants, bank and pet shop. A few places open late which is nice for the night owls. You could do a lot worse than this shopping hub.

A great strip mall with all your basics: a giant Real Canadian Superstore (with a Tim Hortons,…read moremobile shop, walk in clinic and pharmacy), fast food restaurants, salon, Bulk Barn, Dollarama (perfect for cheap and quick shopping trips), bank, restaurants and a Starbucks too. Lots of parking and it's also conveniently located beside the Milton GO Station.

I have dropped by South Common Centre a couple of times and dig it. It's a decent mall with…read moreeverything that you need. It's also a nice alternative if you're not into a huge mall, such as Erin Mills Town Centre down the road. South Common Centre is a mix of an indoor malls and stores closer to Erin Mills Parkway that simulate more of a plaza feel. I have dropped by this mall to visit Supermoon. To access this store requires going through the mall entrance. During this pandemic, you are greeted by security staff. They ask you which stores you are accessing before you proceed. No Frills and Walmart anchor the indoor part of this mall. There is a food court that I have yet to check out. There are a number of businesses, such as Five Guys Burgers and Ghost Kitchens, that stand on their own. I like that Shoppers Drug Mart and a bunch of other business are a part of this mall, but are detached from it in a plaza setting. If you want to buy or fetch stuff, and get in and out of the stores that you want, this setup is ideal for you. I certainly appreciate it. I don't feel comfortable being in a large mall these days. I briefly saw signs for shoe repairs, nail care, and First Choice Haircutters. These services are likely closed these days, as they aren't considered essential. However, when it's safe, I'd like to check them out and this mall a lot more. There is plenty of parking, even outside Walmart. I didn't experience any craziness getting in and out of the parking lot. (233)

Has a wide variety of stores for your shopping needs. No Frills is one of the best in the area with…read moreits selections, Walmart is always handy to have around, a Shopper's Drug Mart and Dollarama are frequent stops as well. The food also is plentiful with a Five Guys, Barburrito, Popeye's and Pitaland as the stand outs. There are other businesses as well but I have yet to try them out.

This is a large open-air shopping mall. The biggest vendors are Silver City cinema, Marshalls, and…read moreSobeys Extra. I've never heard of Sobeys Extra before! There are various restaurants, blood donor clin8c, ServiceOntario, an optometrist, Indigo, LA Fitness, and driver testing center. Review 2023-296

What I like about this Mall is that it is big. What I do not like about it? It's so spread out and…read morenot consolidated under 1 roof. This Mall is spread out over 4 street corners. How weird is that? To get from one quadrant to another, you might have to drive. Anyway, I love the seafood supermarket. If this is not your cup of tea, lots of other retail outlets to choose from but go on a day where the weather isn't rainy and pleasant for walking.

I live relatively nearby though the mall is a little out of way. I never thought that Dixie Outlet…read moreMall would be pretty busy. It reminds me of Woodside Square but smaller. The stores seem a bit on the trendy side. Some of stores look like they have the inventory for a small store but the location for a larger store. The interior looks pretty dated. The exterior looks a bit better with having some new paint to it a few years back. The parking lot is pretty big compared to the mall itself. I guess it gets pretty filled (both cars and public event space) every once in a while based on the event ads in the mall.