Convenient place before going to Canada…read more Food is way way way over priced. They don't care about the people buying because they know it's a tourist spot to get their money. THERE IS ADDITIONAL TOURIST TAX for each meal on top of the tax we have to pay!!! This place feels very dirty and oily and old. There is a souvenir place. Restrooms but not seat covers.

Way too overpriced. Paid $18 for chicken fingers and fries and I saw them open up the bag of frozen…read morefries right in front of me. Not fresh at all and tasted bland. I bought them at "The Dog House" which serves America cuisine and the staff were really nice which is why its two stars and not one; however, they forgot my order so I had to wait over 15 minutes when it should have been less than 5. Please avoid this place if you can. There are many other restaurants that have better quality than this and is probably less expensive in the area. Convenient location though.

If you love architecture and history, you must pay a visit to the Ellicott Square Building…read more At one time, this was the largest office building in the world. Kind of hard to believe considering the monoliths of today, but I try to imagine how awe inspiring it must have been (especially considering how it is still pretty spectacular). You can visit the building to do business at one of the many office located in the space, to grab a bite at one of the eateries or just to admire the architecture. It is often host to private events like wedding receptions, political rallies or gala fundraisers because of how gorgeous the lobby area is. If you are downtown, stop in and admire the beauty!

Well I frequent this building often. I work 2 Blocks away. Generally I hit tye Trading post…read more store to get my powerball tickets. But they also are a store and sandwich Spot in case you want lunch. You can also pick up a roast beef sandwich from Charlie the Butcher. And now Union Pub is in the building. If you aren't hungry and just want to look around. This is a beautiful building. With seats to eat your lunch if necessary.

Across the street from the West Side Bazaar, the Grant Street Bazaar is another food based…read moreincubator. As of now, there is a vegetarian place, a Somali, Pakistani/Indian, Halal Thai as well as a few more. I tried a lot of food from a variety of places today and the Pakistani and Indian stood out as being the most flavorful and delicious and homey. There was also a sub stand that had a crazy good deal for a lamb and beef wrap with fries and a drink for 4.99. I tried the cabbage from the Somali place which was tasty but oily. All in all-I enjoyed the concept but wish this place was a little cleaner as a whole. The bathroom being out of soap was not the best sign for me.

Across the street from assemblyman Sean Ryan's offices is this new business on Grant. It's a food…read morecourt of ethnic foods. A block from the Westside Bazaar. Grant is becoming a go-to for food. Not all the spaces here are open yet, but they will be soon. There's Thai, Somali, Middle Eastern and more. Come support this conglomeration of small businesses.

If this were a really amazing food court, we might congratulate it, by saying "Well Done, Galleria…read moreFood Court!" Unfortunately it's not. It's the kind of food court that makes you want to run and hide. In your den. Inside your wall. Your Wall-Den. Generally speaking a food court will always score 3 or 4. They have good selections, decent prices, and a few decent places mixed in with a few not-so-decent places. The Walden Galleria, once upon a time, was no different. Unfortunately things have changed. They have completely re-vamped the mall and a lot of more upscale shops have moved in. It's more pricey in general now, and the eating focus is on the external, attached restaurants such as PF Changs (ughh) and Texas De Brazil (yumm) and Cheesecake Factory (shrug), and so on. The Food Court is about 30% as big as I remember it. Most of the food is long gone. There are 10 places to choose from now at most, and a couple of them look closed down. The Japanese food tastes good (the Teriyaki), the Greek food is poor, the Crepes I haven't tried yet, but one thing that the whole food court has in common is that it's not as cheap as most food courts. If you combine that with the lack of choice, then it's really hard for me to give this court anything more than the rating that a Kangaroo Court would get. Having said that I love Kangaroos, so I can't imagine giving Kangaroos anything less than 5/5. And now I'm confused. Let me hop off here and try and figure it out. I need to bounce some ideas off a friend. I need to borrow a pen. Oh wait let me see if there is one in my pouch. I am not a professional food critic yet, but I am definitely a wallaby food critic. And I may not be a pro, but I am koala than a lot of the pros.

I don't spend a lot of time in Mall Food Courts. However, this one I have now been to a few times…read more This review is of the food court overall. Its a large space on the second floor of the mall. The vendors are on the outside, with chairs and seating areas inside. When I have been in the eating area has been well maintained. Even when people don't clear their own tables, a mall employee does it quickly. The tables have been wiped down when I was there. Also, its not too loud here. The tables are not on top of each other, and overall the space is well designed and sound well managed. There are restrooms near this area which have been clean when I have been there as well. There are a number of sit down and table service restaurants in this area as well. Id come here again. The food court has something for everyone: Arby's Charley's Steakery Easy Wok Mr. Smoothie Nick Charlap's Ice Cream Orazio's Italian Crepes Oyishi Japan Salsarita's Sbarro- The Italian Eatery Subway Mr. Souvlaki

I went in Sino Mal lat least once a week because of the food court, The food is amazingly good and…read moresuper affordable with great portion. There is supermarket and several food, sandwiches.delicacy and dessert surrounding the area. Its totally worth visiting.

Been going here for years and love getting food from here. They have limited options but all are so…read moregood! They have sushi options, Filipino food options, Chinese food, and more. They also do have bubble tea here - CoCo. And best of all its located in a plaza with many shopping options as well! Exploring here is so fun and there's so many options. Right beside the Sino Mall Food court is a grocery store. So not only can you get food for take-out you can also shop for groceries while waiting. Ordering from here I went to Moteru Sushi and would recommend their k-chicken bop. Definitely one of Mississauga's popular places to go to.

Came here just to get dessert. Ordered the coconut sticky sweet rice with fresh mango. It was a…read moredecent portion of sweet rice with warm coconut milk poured over it and diced fresh sweet mango chunks. The sweetness of the rice was just right. Will definitely go back to try other desserts and main dishes.

Authentic Thai food! Reminds me of eating soup every day in Chang Mai! Fast service and vibey…read moreatmosphere. I recommend the Burmese coffee too!

While in the area for a work conference before Mother's Day, I came here for inspiration. They…read morehave lots of stores inside the mall and a decent food court with many options. I went on a weekday around lunch time and it was basically dead in the mall and definitely in the food court. I did see lots of empty storefronts as well, which seems to be a sign of the time for malls these days. The mall was very clean, very modern/up-to-date with the décor and a offered a comfortable, safe shopping experience. If you're in the area and need a mall to shop at, this would be the place and they would probably have what you're seeking.

There are literally more stores now closed than open. Food court area is open and many dining BUT…read morethe story of the stores is completely different. When we walked through a week ago, I counted over 14 shops closed before I lost count.

5 star mall. Fairview has everything you need. You got starbees and books. Winners for all the…read morewinners. A dope ass grocery store. Plus all the other great stores and attractions. Basically the greatest place on earth.

Small stores, small food court. We were visiting from California, and we stayed at a hotel very…read moreclose by to the Fairview Mall. It was fun to walk around here and go to the bigger stores at this mall, though! We came by to check out what this mall offered, and the big stores we liked going to were Chapters, Zehrs Market, and ... Wal-Mart. The other stores were just honestly too small and didn't have a lot for us to browse. Boring. We thought the Ikea was a regular Ikea, but it's more of a show room, so not much to see or buy here. Tip: Starbucks is located inside Chapters!