Mall closest to my in-laws' house in Pointe Claire…read more A good variety of shops. Well kept and up to date. They also have a nice food court area. Kiddo enjoyed looking at the hug Christmas tree and reindeer decorations. Only thing missing is a movie theater.

Just recent I went to Homesense and shocked to see a dog roaming around , yes with a lease and no…read morenot a service dog . People think it's cute but to their selfishness do not realize there are people with Allergies, phobias, plus they do not think at any given moment these animals can urinate anywhere merchandise included... and who will clean up the mess ? The poor employee ? I have nothing against animals / pets etc ... but enough is enough leave your pets at home , we as humans do not need pet germs, hair and dandruff all over the place , keep them at Home ! I have since banned going to any outlets who allow pets in their stores , and there are many who are hush but following my foot steps. Regards JohnA

Centre Laval looks and feels like an old shopping mall that has undergone a few renovations in…read moreattempts to modernize. It's definitely less glamourous than Carrefour Laval and less busy. I liked that it had lots of independent stores and not just chains. That being said, most of the stores were not really my style (i.e. cheaply made clothes, costume jewelry, gift items, etc.), but it was still fun to walk around a mall I had never been to before, even though I walked away empty-handed. There was this one store called Vase Caravan and it was such an unusual little store. It had lots of Buddha statues and also lots of Jesus statues for sale! They also sold instant noodles. It was a really weird and random kind of store. I secretly like weird though, lol. The anchor stores are The Bay, The Brick, Bureau en Gros (aka Staples), Best Buy and Ares. The food court is pretty small, but there's a pretty fish aquarium at the centre. There's also a Chinese buffet (Buffet Fu Lam) in the mall. This mall has free WiFi and you don't have to log on through Facebook or Twitter or give them your email address (like some places). Definitely not a destination shopping mall, but not too bad.

Nothing good here to shop..all the big shops are taking over..not much cool shops here..it's really…read moreboring and outdated..can improve by adding stores like H&M..urban planet..etc

Nothing in this mall stood out to me. The AC during my visit in August wasn't that great either…read more I was looking for how to get to the Underground City, but this is part of it. The mall just goes up and includes shops like Old Navy and Uniqlo. There's Time Out Market, which houses so many eateries and cafeteria-style long tables. Escalators and elevators are everywhere for convenient access. The arcade might be a fun place to pass some time. There's a Canada souvenir shop with lots of red n white!

We met friends at Eating Center, which is an indoor mall. It has familiar stores like Sephora and…read morefootlocker as well as Canadian specific one. Even at 9 p.m. they high foot traffic. From what we were able to observe in a short amount of time Canadian prices are slightly better than there's and the currency exchange rate is in n out favor. Store representatives were friendly and helpful. We came to the mall to experience the food court. We were in search of a great dinner meal. Our selection was after careful review.

Love stopping here on our way out of MTL. There is a Dollarama, Walmart, Marshall's, Sporting Life…read moreand a lot of your typical mall stores like Lululemon and Sephora. Everything is outdoors and there's limited seating inside. We used to enjoy the Juliette et Chocolat restaurant but now it's just a counter café with takeout and outdoor seating. Plenty of parking both lot and garage. Overall, always a nice time shopping here with lots of options.

This is more than a suburban mall! It's a city in itself;…read moreyou could spend all day here. You almost need a golf cart to get around, it's that large. There are several chain restaurants offering a wide selection of cuisines, specialty restaurants and bars, a movie theater, retail stores, places to sit and people watch. We had brunch at Le Cafe du Theatre with friends. This venue allows you the best of both worlds you are indoors, the front is open so you can look out onto the plaza in front.

Nice mall with great art, architecture, and a Barbie expo. Did not shop around but liked what we…read moresaw.

This is a high-end mall with many brand names and many that I am not familiar with/ many are…read moreboutique stores. But the layout is somewhat impractical. I would say it was poorly designed. There is not much continuance in the mall. For example if you walk towards one direction and you decide that you want to go see the other side of the mall, you will need to turn back and head towards the other side. The mall itself is not big but it seems very empty. I went during prime time and we felt like we were the only people at the mall. Oh wait, everyone was at the Barbie Expo. Yes the free Barbie Expo is located at this mall. The mall is located downtown so parking can be challenging too. I did walk around the mall but nothing tickles my fancy.

My Grandma is sort of a mall expert. I've been to the Dorval Mall with her a dozen times, and she…read morewent to check it out again this week, so I asked her to report back on how it's doing: "I was so impressed they've redone the floors and it's nice and bright now. Lovely. The floors were as shiny as anything, I felt like I was walking on marble. The stores... nice. I didn't go in all of them, only in a few because I was in a hurry. Don't ask me because I didn't go round the whole place. I've been there before and it was a little depressing but boy it was nice and bright and shiny. i like the jewelry stores.. oh i was in the little luggage shop, I was very impressed with the quality of the luggage and the prices were very good. The one by the post office, their prices were very good. That's not where I bought my luggage though. I bought mine at Walmart. They have a big pharmacy, and the Bay is in there... Overall I'd go back there to shop and I'd spend a lot more time."

Practical Neighbourhood Mall. Perfect for Essentials…read more Les Jardins Dorval is an underwhelming shopping mall on the edge of a residential neighbourhood, and does its job in so far as it has a lot of family conveniences and essentials -- a Walmart, SAQ, Pharmaprix, etc. If you're looking to do some recreational (or therapeutic) shopping, though, there's not much to see here. In fact, if you don't live in or frequent the neighbourhood, you'd be hard-pressed to find an excuse to spend your shopping dollars here.

So Les Galeries du Parc is a functional mall that is for the convenience of those who work or live…read morenearby. It is not a destination shopping mall! I used to go there all the time when I lived in the area, mostly just to the Dollarama since I was a student of limited funds, lol. But sometimes I would splurge (usually after Christmas or my birthday, haha) and shop at Eden, the grocery store on the main level. Eden sells lots of organic items and health food products. They also have a large selection of Korean food (!) They have fresh produce, shelf stable items, refrigerated products and ready-to-eat foods. They sell baked goods like empanadas and Jamaican beef patties. They also have Japchae and Gimbap. So multicultural :) I think Eden is the coolest store in Les Galeries du Parc. There is also a Uniprix for all your drugstore needs, and a Metro for your usual grocery store needs. They have an SAQ (liquor store) and some smaller independent stores (jewellery, electronics, tanning salon, etc.). There's a small food court with some Asian food places and a Middle Eastern food place. There is also a repertory theatre in this mall (Cinema du Parc), which makes the entire lower level smell like popcorn. However, the lower level also smells like cleaning products, so basically popcorn and cleaning products, weird, I know. The subway also runs underneath the mall and sometimes you can feel the vibrations. The above places have been around for a while because they were all there when I was living in the area, but I went back recently and saw some new stores. On the main level, there is an Asian crepe café called Genki Crepe. It looked super cute and cool, but I didn't have a chance to try anything there. There's also a St. Hubert Express there now. It's a convenient mall for locals, not a place you would drive across town to visit.

Galeries du Parc is so convenient if you're working or going to school nearby. I mean sure it's not…read morea fancy place and it looks really depressing because of the layout and styling, but it has everything you need. It connects the Air Transat tower all the way to the Parc Cinema. They also do their best at having a varied food court. And if there's anything you feel like eating that isn't there, it is probably on parc street outside. They have a postal office, parking, pharmacy, grocery store. Also a Saint Hubert Express! Obviously not somewhere you have to visit or should ever feel inclined to visit because it isn't anything special. But for people nearby, it's great!

This is an upscale mall that has an assortment of high end stores and less opulent ones (think H &…read moreM). The mall is beautiful, and there is ample parking in the basement (four hours free). They have nice music playing and a great looking food court! It's an experience!

We went to Le Fou Fou bar in Royalmount mall, on a Wednesday. It is a super expensive mall, but i…read moreappreciate their 5 à 7 at the bar, from Monday to Friday, plus 4 hours free parking. The bar had a live band , and it was really fun with a great Vespa martini (two drinks for 17$). It was fun vibe in a beautiful bar. Recommended!