There are lots of stores here. It feels upscale and contemporary in design with 3 floors to explore.

This mall is conveniently located in downtown Vancouver and offers a wide variety of shops with goods at different price points. I visited during my trip and found plenty of options to suit almost any shopper or budget. That said, I was disappointed that none of the stores carried traditional relaxed or straight-fit jeans--every option seemed to be barrel or loose fit, which wasn't what I was looking for. As a result, I left without making a purchase, though I still enjoyed browsing the stores and checking out their merchandise. read more

It was a rainy day, so we decided to spend some time at the mall downtown. There are a variety of stores including quite a few fancy ones. Nordstrom and Holt Renfrew are the anchors. Parking is available in the garage, but it isn't free and it was a pain to exit. Sadly, I didn't find anything to buy or maybe I didn't try hard enough. read more

Nice mall in the downtown area. This place has a lot of high end stores. There is also a food court. Overall it is a clean and fancy mall. read more

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I can't say I don't enjoy shopping here. But I usually come here with a purpose. I used to work downtown and I do enjoy coming here for lunch. Well not often. The food court is overly crammed during lunch time. In terms of shopping, its all about that Apple store. They do have things happening once in a while in the front entrance. Such as chocolate sample to Bell promo etc. Its nice that its covered and some parts allow you to go underground. Parking is costly. Unless you are skytrain or bussing. which is connected to the mall read more

CF Pacific Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Centrally located mall with everything you expect - apparel stores, food court, nearby drugstores, a smallish food market, hotels. Mostly underground and across 3-4 blocks. This place isn't open as late into the evening. Lots of other shops along Robson street which intersects with one end of the mall. Can't beat the convenience for downtown Vancouver. read more

Slim pickings for malls downtown, in fact it's pretty much Vancouver's only major Downtown mall. The Bay, Sears , Juicy Couture, Sephora, La Senza, Bath & Body works ect. But there is something about this mall that gives me a weird vibe. Don't know how to explain it really. I prefer Metrotown any day! read more

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Decent shopping centre at the heart of downtown Vancouver. Much like any other shopping centre out there they've got their own food court, shops like Abercrombie and Fitch, American Eagle etc. The Gap stores have been shutting down all over the city, so at this current date of January 2020, their store at Pacific Centre is no longer open. If you're looking for a Disney store in Vancouver. They do have one here at Pacific Centre. The other location I believe is in Surrey. So depending on where you live, this might be closer to get to. Parking here at the mall is paid parking and it can be quite expensive. But at least it's underground and you'll be covered from the elements when it rains or snows. Better than walking outside when temperatures are below 0° or if it's raining down pretty hard. I enjoy the mall. It's not huge by any stretch of the imagination. I come here every now and again. But I don't come here too often. Regardless though, it's a decent place to come to for a walk around. Ambiance of the mall is 'ok' but nothing spectacular or overly special. With that being said. If your a visitor then gotta check out the mall in downtown. At least you said you've went to the Pacific Centre! Hehe read more

I just read Vish U's review of this underground mall, and I concur with everything written. That review is totally spot-on! My family and I stumbled upon this mall after exiting Nordstrom and taking an escalator down a level. Little did we know what awaited! We weren't aware this mall even existed, and we were blown away by how vast it was. One would never know from street level what lies below: SO many stores are here, so many types of shops, plus a food court and at least one coffee shop ("Take Five"). There were stores that catered to teens, guys, young professional women, more mature ladies, specialty shops (like electronics, perfumes, etcl), and the mall attaches to the Hudson Bay store as well as Nordie's. I like how one can shop inside for practically whatever one wants if the weather outside is bad. We LOVED the prominent glass dome at the entrance to this mall (we exited from this access point). It was totally decked out in lights for the holiday season and just beautiful. Very reminiscent of the glass botanical palace from the Victorian England exhibition of that era. It's a very distinctive and pretty feature of this mall. As others have noted, the only feature lacking here is a decent food court. I realize some folks like the food options here but we did not. The offerings were more along the lines of fast food restaurants. It would be great if they had some healthier, more varied options here. And the food court ambiance itself was lacking: vast and sterile, we got the impression we were in an institution's cafeteria. Jazz this place up a bit and get a few nicer restaurants here and this mall would easily rate a 5+ star rating here! read more

I'm always amazed at how much mall they can cram in the middle of the downtown core. It doesn't look like much, but the mall takes advantage of an awful lot of space below the roads. This mall is physically connected to a ton of stuff. If you know where to go, you can even connect to Vancouver Centre (the mall as well as Canada Line). End to end it's some 3 blocks. As for the stores, there are the usual anchor tenants (Sears, Bay), as well as many name brand ones as well, such as H&M, Sony, and Mexx. There's usually something for everyone. Just a quick tip: parking on weekends is only $4. So, if you ever need a place to plant your vehicle so you can get toasted downtown, this is the place to be. The parking lot (especially the Sears end) is HUGE. Just make sure you know how to get out. Half the exits close (literally) during off-peak hours so you may find yourself circling and following various exit signs. read more

Great mall for retail therapy! Max Mara and Miss Sixty stores just to name a few...wow! We entered through Sears and checked out The Bay (another Macy's?). (Sears sells Kenneth Cole and Calvin Klein?) Food court had decent offerings and had a very mod, clean look. I really liked this mall smack dab in downtown Vancouver. Another interesting thing about this city is the number of malls in the downtown area connected to or very close to the subway. read more

Where is Pacific Centre Mall? It spans several blocks, but largely it's underground. Around the Robson/Georgia/Granville area. They have a glass gazebo-looking entrance, but you can also get in through: Sears, London Drugs, H&M, The Bay, Noviascotia Bank, and many other of the larger stores in this area. Inside the mall there are many brand-specific stores: Guess, Esprit, American Eagle, etc. The food court is big, and includes: A&W, Taco Time, Quiznos, Orange Callused, Jug Juice, Thai Express, and others. Very convenient shopping, and for those not downtown, it's an easy ride to on the sky train to Granville station. I find that my favorite stores are the ones above ground, with their own street entrance. read more

CF Pacific Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Pacific Centre is pretty much the Eaton Centre of Vancouver in terms of its placement in downtown. It's a relatively large mall, but nowhere near the scale of other downtown malls in Canada (e.g: Toronto and Montreal). The variety of stores is about your average typical mall. There's quite a lot of foot traffic not only from this mall's location, but from smart Translink passengers who are transferring from Granville to VCC (so they don't have to go via Waterfront), since they would have to cut through the mall. The entrance at Georgia and Howe had a nice dome design which was quite neat, and I saw some tourists take photos of it. Otherwise, even the exterior of the mall looks mundane, and you're honestly better off strolling along Robson Street for shopping purposes. read more

This is just an ok mall. I stopped by as we had time to kill and I wanted to see if there were any stores to pick up a jacket for my dad. Didn't find any good stores that would fit his needs though. Stopped in the Bath and Body Works to check out the new scents and it wasn't busy for a weekday lunch hour but the food court was packed. Line up for many of the fast food places, and in the washroom too. Did like that the seating had a plug in to charge up electronics. It seemed that people on their lunch break were enjoying this feature. Saw a few decent stores such as Skechers and Browns for shoes. Not a big mall or great selection but decent food court. read more

It always amazes me to think that when I'm driving into downtown, I am driving over the mall called Pacific Centre! A mall that most of the realestate is actually underground is pretty impressive, especially with the lack of space that downtown has. The mall itself, size wise hasn't changed much over the years that I have known it, the Bay has always been what it is, and in it's location, and Sears (or Eaton's as you know before) was always there. Holt takes over the addition of the mall from yesteryear, and the foodcourt that was located where Holt Renfrew is now, got moved to the Bay entrance. "It is a Fairview mall" as in the 'high-end' shops are all here. All the recognizable upscale brands are here, the Apple store, Bose (is it still around?), Coach, Sephora, just to name a few. If you work in downtown, need to dodge the weather elements, need to blow some hard earned cash (or future hard earned cash) this is the mall for you! If your looking for the smaller type shops, this ain't the mall for you! The parking is also underground, as in more underground than this mall, the prices can get steep if you stay here too long with your car, but be warned, it is cheaper to pay at the self checkout, then going to have someone stick their hand out asking for money (25 cents less every 15 minutes, I think). The excellent part of this mall is the public transit, you have a few bus lines that stop here, and you have the old Skytrain line, and the new Canada line which intersect at this stop. Most of these stores in the mall have shops nearby, whether on Robson, or Granville, and if they don't have your size, usually they will call there 'sister' stores so you can walk to pick them up in no time! read more

This is a Cadillac Fairview property and we were passing through while we were walking around downtown Vancouver doing some shopping. There are a lot of shopping areas in downtown Vancouver it seems and this is just another mall. While there are many street front stores, this mall offers some of same offerings except that it is more consolidated and indoors. We didn't spend too long in here but it just seems like a typical mall. I found it better in the street shops and there's more to see outside. This mall didn't seem very open and spacious like the Eaton Centre in Toronto which is another CF property. read more

CF Pacific Centre - Georgia street entrance - Shopping Centers Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Its a posh mall with the things you basically need. Nothing unique though. Pretty overrated.

This extensive downtown mall makes it easy to find everything you need all in one place. It's especially convenient especially on rainy days for entertaining oneself and for retail therapy. The new Holt Renfrew certainly makes this a destination to come to for finding everything you see in fashion magazines that are just off the runway. read more

Large shopping center with regular stores and a large flagship department store with luxury brands and mini-boutiques inside.

This mall used to be a "work" mall, meaning it would only be busy during lunch hours on work days when the people who work in downtown would go here. But now, after all the renovations and new stores that have been added, this mall is actually starting to busy on weekends! (That was unheard of abour 3-5 years ago!). My favorite new additions to the mall is the very shiny and pretty Holt Renfrew, H&M, and of course the brand spankin' new food court with more selection than you would think possible! read more

CF Pacific Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Pacific Centre is the largest shopping centre in downtown Vancouver, and contains the a range of medium-to-high-end stores and services, including Holt Renfrew, Harry Rosen, H&M, MaxMara, Hugo Boss, The Apple Store, Bose, Nine West, Sport Chek, Coast Mountain Sports, and more. However, because many of the shops in Pacific Centre mimic those lining Robson Street (which runs adjacent to the mall), I'd recommend staying outdoors on nicer days and skipping the mall entirely. read more

CF Pacific Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Usually my mall of choice, but that's mainly because it's centrally downtown and has a fair amount of options for stores. Seems to always have construction going on and most recently, why have mandatory masks if you're not going to have it enforced? I had to leave it was ridiculous! read more

Always a pleasure walking through Pacific Center though shops here are getting more and more high end with influx of Holt Renfrew and Nordstrom on either end. I find the new stretch pretty barren (men's clothing) personally. Customer service is ok though I've never had to use concierge as the mall really is pretty small stretch. Apple store is nice to have as also Bestbuy mobile for some basic stuff. I also like Sephora for last minute gifts for the SO and work cloths at R&W Co and Banana República for reasonable work cloths. Nice mix of food at the food court though working crowd rush hour is insane 12-130pm come before or after. Always fun to cruise through Holts and see $5000 jackets and bags that I can't afford. Look just don't touch! :) read more

Nice mall. Close too many good places to eat. They have some typical shops you'd see in a mall in the US and lots of variety. Le Chateau for appeal and Purdy's Chocolate for sweets are places I like to check out when Im here. Usually very packed whenever Ive been here. Overall this mall is nice, parking is $7 all day on the weekends but on the weekdays, ouch!. Park here all day and walk through, the mall and downtown. In the city itself this their best shopping mall. It closes at 7pm on Mon and Tues, really! read more

Pacfic Centre is a nice mall with a variety of shops. However this review is directly for the Food Court and what I'm going to say might change your life as a customer to the food court forever. warning So as an employee in Pacific Centre, we don't have our own washroom so I'm force to use the washroom located in the food court. As I was washing my hands, I looked over to get some paper towel when I saw a .. COCKROACH crawling on the wall. The worst part it crawled between the garbage and the wall (which obviously goes to the stores). And I come from a city where cockroach are like birds. THEY'RE EVERYWHERE. But it most be incredibly dirty in order to have this situation happen. Gross. read more

Multi-levelled average mall imho. Reminded me of just a fraction of Eaton Centre in TO, but obviously scaled down. I believe a good portion of this mall is underground. I took a look at the directory and there were only a handful of stores that I'd actually step foot into: Stuart Weitzman (little selection), Blue Ruby (to browse, of course!), Browns (quite large and the did carry Manolos), Aritzia, and Holt Renfrew. Other than that, I may only come here if it was raining and I didn't want to shop on the street! read more

Pacific Centre is Vancouver's Downtown Mall in the heart of the Central Business District. They did a repositioning moving Holt Renfrew to a brand new 120,000 square foot store a few years ago and moved the food court and added numerious new retailers. New additions included: New flagship Aritzia store, Michael Kors, Stewart Weizman, Apple Store, Brown's Shoes, Bath & Body Works, Geox, H & M, Juicy Couture, Hollister and soon to be the first J. Crew in B.C. in 2012. The common areas were also upgraded modernizing the lighting, furniture and floor tiles. The food court is great with a large selection of choices. Malls are always the worst for food choices and Pacific Centre has much better than average options. Overall likely the best choice for shopping in Downtown Vancouver which also has a large selection of good street front options along Granville Street and Robson Street. read more

The Pacific Centre Shopping Mall is by far one of the best shopping centers in the Vancouver city limits. It has a wide variety of shops from an Apple Store to H&M along with several other clothing stores and shops. The food court is quite large and the washroom is one of the cleanest in the city. From the Pacific Centre Shopping Mall, you can connect to the Skytrain as well as several buses. I highly recommend going to the Pacific Centre Shopping Mall if you need some time to get out of your house, but it is raining outside. And as Always, Have Fun!!! (14/30) read more

I like this mall. When I used to work in Burnaby, I used to love shopping at Metrotown mall but not any longer. It is chaotic and it is so massive that getting from one end of the mall to the other side is annoying. Pacific has almost all the stores that I like and it is small and I can get my shopping done super fast. I wish they had Lululemon but no biggie. I can always walk down few blocks down on Robson to get to Lululemon. read more

There are shopping centres and malls scattered all across Vancouver, with Pacific Centre Mall being one of them. Although there are several other shopping destinations, I just like how convenient PCM is. Located above the Canada Line and centrally located to be within 15 minutes walking distance to any and every tourist spot. It's a very clean mall and easy to navigate. Has every possible store you can think of, even though there's another one right down the street. It's not the largest of malls I've been to, but it offers everything a larger mall does. read more

The extensive renovations undergone by Pacific Centre in recent years have rendered it unrecognizable. Still in place is the skylight dome at the Georgia-Howe entrance and, perhaps, the original flooring. Beyond that, however, you'd be hard-pressed to find any of the original retails shops that used to haunt PC's halls... in fact, so far removed from the original mall is it that I can't even recall any of the old store names. Available here is everything you could possibly ever need... as long as all of your needs fall in the high-end side of things. Re-marketed and re-developed, this is now fully up-market ... would you expect anything less from a place that shares a walkway with Holt Renfrew? The newest kids on the block are trendy and wallet-friendly H&M, Browns, Teenflo, and the Apple store. read more

The beauty of this mall lies in its inconspicuous presence outside.Situated in the heart of downtown vancouver and right across the hotel we were staying, this from the outside looked like a smaller mall but boy does it stretch across the lenght and breadth of downtown vancouver, i mean literally. Little did i know until upon entering the mall that i would be spending the next good 3-4 hours here as we came upon shop after shop with everything we could imagine inside the mall so much so that we did not reaize upon entering one of the shops in the mall , that we actually a good 2 blocks away from our hotel on a different street , which we realized upon exiting the mall. You have everything to tend to various sections of audience from ultra high end to high end to afffordably priced product shops. This mall appeared busy on time we went and food options were a bit limited but shopping options seemed endless and unlimited and hence the crowd i guess. I definitely like this mall and since i could not check out the entire mall, would definitely visit again in future if given a chance to. 4 stars to me. read more

Pacific Centre, despite the renovations, still feels like a tunnel of shopping. However, they've always managed to maintain a good mix of stores with an emphasis on fashion. I really like the new food court, especially with the new washrooms, which you don't have to walk down a big tunnel to get to anymore. I kind of miss the big old atrium where Holt Renfrew is now, but at least HR is now bright and shiny rather than dim and crammed. There is still that rotunda by Georgia Street with a Take 5 Cafe and lots of benches, if you need a hit of daylight while shopping here. It's a good rainy day mall. The SkyTrain and parking is all underground, so you don't get wet walking from your conveyance to the shops, even if you forgot your brolly. read more

Above all things, Pacific Centre is a great rainy-day shortcut. Hop into the Sears on Robson and then you've got two blocks of dry, consumer-filled walking heading north. It has saved me on many an umbrella-less day. As most of the mall is below ground I find Pacific Centre far less ugly than most shopping centers. Looks aside, though, it also offers a solid variety of shops great for browsing. There are stores for the teen set, for the rich mature woman, the career-starting gal, and everyone in between. There's even a calendar store that sets up at the cusp of a new year. I find the options for guys rather light, but there are a few male-clothing options on the upper level that are a little less noticeable. As I don't dress my boyfriend, however, I'm usually not too concerned about those shops--take a male opinion on this point. Access to The Bay, Sears, Holt Renfrew, and H&M are all a bonus. Plus, how could anyone knock the amazing glass atrium? read more

An amazing mall filled with all the needs you need. I love how there are a variety of stores in the mall. Attaching the Bay to the mall makes it awesome. There are some amazing stores like Sephora, and Underground which makes it a bit better. I love how there is a cross over to Holt Renfrew though. They don't need to expand it as it is a perfect size for everything in one. Added the new Canada Line made it easier for travelling now too. The perfect place for everything in 1 read more

Pacific Centre is a great downtown mall in Vancouver, and a great downtown mall in general in comparison to other cities. It's not as large as Metropolis (largest mall in BC) but it has the essential shops. It's especially great on a rainy day if you're not in the mood for outdoor shopping on Robson. There's a Tim Horton's, Sportchek/Atmosphere, Aritzia, H&M, Holt Renfrew (for you designer lovers), etc, etc. The mall is also connected to the Canada Line, which makes it super convenient to get to Rogers Arena, the airport, etc, etc. The full list of shops at Pacific Centre can be found at this website: http://www.pacificcentre.ca/EN/directory/Pages/ListStoresA-Z.aspx The best and my favorite aspect of Pacific Centre is their PARKING ON WEEKENDS in the EasyPark lot. It's only $6 from 6PM Friday to 6AM Monday morning for up to 12 hours if you're within the 6PM-6AM cycle, or 6AM-6PM. There are no in and out privileges, but you can't beat 12 hours of straight parking for $6 in downtown Vancouver. My boyfriend and I wished that we knew about this parking secret sooner, rather than paying for hotel parking on all of our visits to Vancouver. We've been going to Vancouver for years and this is the best parking that we've found in downtown Vancouver. The lot is attended 24 hours so you feel safe leaving your car here in this central location. read more

I love the pacific centre so much... Ya know... It's so well located... Clean, spacious with a lots of natural lights. I love going to Top Shop, Holt Renfrew and BEBE... I also like going to the food court. For grabbing Thai food, Greek food or a poutine at NY french fries... Also I like going to Dairy queen (better location than Robson/Homer). I also like Quiznos and the juice bar next to it (mango magic? Yes please)!! Yay for the air conditionner!! But I stop by two weeks ago during a super hot day... The air conditioner was NOT running... And with all the peoples over there the experience was unpleasant... Hopefully it's was just a one time... Cuz if they cut out the air conditioner... I'm am going to go to Burnaby at Metro town instead... read more

First of all, I've never seen a SEARS sell high end brands such as Tommy, Estee Lauder, Dior (makeup) are just to name a few. I guess in Vancouver, BC, SEARS is like a MACY'S back in the US. All in all they had stores like Max Mara, Sephora and H&M. There is parking underground and they also have a food court. I didn't get to browse throughout the whole area but I believe it was linked to the London Drugs store that was nearby. Overall, it is a small mall even though I didn't get to see the whole thing. It's just one of those things where there is a mall in the middle of the city. read more

This is a good-sized mall, with all sorts of stores and a massive food court area. It took us a bit to find the place on a map, but once we did it was easy to navigate around it. We only visited a few stores, but we had a decent time at each one. I was a little bit disapppointed that I didn't find much at H&M other than a dress. I think I way overhyped my first trip ever to one of those stores. Prices are pretty high in most stores, so we avoided a lot of places altogether. We generally had a good time, but this definitely wasn't the best mall I've ever been to. read more

The uber-conveniently located Pacific Centre Mall, located in downtown Vancouver, is home to an array of shops from Jacob, Geox, the newly opened (and only second of its kind so far in Canada) Apple Store, Blue Ruby jewellery, the uppity Holt Renfrew and Harry Rosen, European import H&M, Feetfirst, Aldo, soon-to-be-opened Town Shoes, Coast Mountain Sports, Footlocker, LaSenza, Crabtree & Evelyn and the Sunglass Hut, amongst others. The newly renovated mall also has a great food court with a wide variety of choices from fast food, ethnic and healthy food options. It is very easy to get to from the Skytrain and will save you a wet-head if it just happens to be a rainy day. read more