We were last here in 2013. It used to be super busy in the summer. This is May, so young people are…read morestill in school. Even then, the parking is very crowded. We went for the food court. There are fewer restaurants now, less variety, pricier too. My won ton noodle soup was $13, with 5 small won ton and lots of noodles similar to Ramen. Two of the Anchor store were closing, which doesn't bode well for the mall. High end stores like Rolex and Tiffany were very sparce, but that's normal. The mall has a nice feel and atmosphere. Might need a touch of modernizing, but not a lot.

The customer support inside the store is easily the WORST I've ever had the displeasure of dealing…read morewith. I'm looking at you, Kenny! The staff there was completely disinterested in helping the customers. prices are rung in differently from what the tags say., and the the staff doesn't seem to care enough to change them. I've never been inside a store with worse costumer-oriented service.

This is a review of the Market Mall Alberta Precision Lab in the Market Mall Professional Building…read more If you need blood work done, I highly recommend you go in at 5:30 pm during walk-in especially if you have children and need numbing cream. You'll get treatment you'll never forget. I went in on Friday to get my child's blood work done. I came early (5pm) as the numbing cream needed time. Walk-in was to start at 5:30pm.I was paged on my phone at 5:28 pm. I went in and went to the desk. I waited until I was acknowledged by the man in the dark green shirt. He was at the counter (no one at the desk). I explained I had been paged but needed some extra time for the numbing cream to work. He did not give any eye contact, shrugged his shoulders and was arrogant and passive aggressive in his replies. I politely asked for more time for the numbing cream to work. He shrugged his shoulders. He started getting red in the face, his body was shaking and he was shuffling papers. He got angrier and more agitated the more I asked questions, like "does the numbing cream still work if it has not been on the required time?" He said, "How do I know?" and "I don't know anything about numbing cream." Calmly, I told him I would return to the lobby where I was instructed to wait, and waited longer. No one came and got me for my bloodwork. A female patient leaving the office, came to get me. The staff and the other lady at the desk that the manager was with a patient, then that there was no manager. While I was in the lobby, the lady staff member came out with a lady not in scrubs. This might have been the manager. I took my children to the lobby to wait for our ride. I didn't see the man from the lab come down the elevator so he must have taken an other route. He sat in the lobby, texting on his phone. As he left, I told him his behaiour was unacceptable.' I have worked with problematic behaviour as a career, lol. He yelled back, "I am not working right now so I don't have to be nice to you" as he came close to us as he was exiting by the front doors. My daughter was frightened. Thanks to the two wonderful strangers who waited with us outside until my husband showed up. More photos to come & updates. If you need blood work done, I highly recommend you go in at 5:30 pm during walk-in especially if you have children and need numbing cream. You'll get treatment you'll never forget.

The worst mall I've ever been in! They make toddlers wait to get into their free play area, nothing…read morelike bringing babies to go play somewhere and they aren't allowed in for over an hour. We came to the mall to use the playplace and were going to go shopping after the kids played and got rid of some energy but because of this we will never go this mall again. Also couldn't believe the people running the "customer service" station directly outside the closed off play area. The staff seemed to only care about their phones while we were trying to check in to the ridiculous app. Not sure who's brilliant idea this play area waiting app was but it's having the opposite effect that they were after I'm sure. Won't even go to or order from any of the restaurants attached to this mall, keep up the horrible service

pleasantly surprised by what's inside this mall. from the outside, it doesn't really hint at how…read moremuch is going on, especially when so many other malls can feel quiet or empty these days. once you step inside, though, it opens up into a much more active and layered space than expected. the two level layout, the overhead lanterns, and the mix of small independent shops immediately give it a different kind of energy. it feels less like a typical enclosed mall and more like a compact indoor market, with pockets of activity scattered throughout rather than revolving around a single central attraction. what stands out most is how food driven and community oriented it feels. between dessert stalls, bubble tea shops, bakeries, and traditional comfort food counters, there's a constant sense that people are coming here with a purpose, not just passing through. overall, it's the kind of place that rewards wandering. the more you explore, the more it feels like there are small discoveries tucked into every corner, making it seem much larger and more interesting than first impressions suggest. at one point, two teens were sitting on the floor, excitedly live streaming the unboxing of blind boxes, a small scene that added to the feeling that this is a place where people gather, linger, and create their own moments rather than simply shop and leave.

We remembered stopping here on our previous visit to Calgary and stopped in again to look around…read more Maybe I misremembered the first time because the mall kind of looked a little shabby to us this time. There are plenty shops, bakeries, eateries and offices, but everything just had a past-its-prime feel about it. Glad we stopped in but we wouldn't go back.

By no means can it compare to the major malls of Calgary (namely Marketmall and Chinook) but this…read moresmaller mall has alot going for it. There are many key stores in this mall that are worth shopping, the Futureshop, Bestbuy combo is great to check out electronics. For videogames both stores are joined by EB games. The Home Outfitters in here is well run and has alot of usefull stuff. It also has a winners. The mall suffers from a lack of people and this has caused it to lose some stores that hurt abit. The Sony Store relocated from here to Marketmall, it lost it's HMV, and a huge crushing blow was the collapse of Debanji's, a very hgih end food store they had for a while that nowhere else in Calgary compares to today. The lack of foot traffic in Northland Village Mall is nice for a shopper, but it killed off alot fo the retailers or made them move elsewhere. Still, for a stop at Best Buy, Futureshop, or some of the others stores it is great, until the lack of foot traffic causes them to leave too. The layout of the mall is decent, wide walkways, not as much natural light as one might want as it is older style design, reasonable food court with decent selections such as A7W, Taco Time, Subway, Arby's, Kernals, ect... It is a circular mall so you can walk around the circle, end up in the same spot you started, and not have to backtrack past the same stores.

I enjoyed visiting this outlet mall for lower prices and great quality brands…read more Saje Natural Wellness for health remedies. Lululemon top on sale. Mountain Warehouse for two UPF 50 long sleeve tops and two UPF 50 shorts on sale. Perfect and comfortable in the sun, ocean and pool. I also met and had a great conversation with the owner of Canada Souvenir Gift Shop, very personable. We bought some shirts as gifts for family members. Lots of free parking. The largest single level mall in AB with various entrances and exits so have to remember where vehicle is parked. There's so many more places that I wanted to browse, eat or indulge in. Worth visiting.

crossiron mills is a massive one level mall just north of calgary that feels more like an indoor…read moreshopping district than a traditional mall. the layout is loosely loop like, with long continuous corridors that let you circulate through much of the space without too much backtracking, but it isn't a perfect circle, several wings and anchor areas branch off the main path. despite the scale, it's easy to get your bearings, and the space feels clean, modern, and well organized. the mall has well over 200 stores and restaurants, with a strong outlet and value shopping focus alongside entertainment, fashion, home goods, sports, and large format retail. key tenants include winners/ homesense, marshalls, uniqlo, h&m, bass pro shops, sport chek, pro hockey life, silvercity, nike, old navy outlet, lululemon, sephora, and indigo. however, it's missing the apple store and zara. it also caters to tourists and out of town visitors, with a vip visitor card offering up to 25% discounts at participating stores. guests staying at least 60 km outside calgary can obtain it for free at guest services with proof of address. this visit stood out for the growing asian presence, including uniqlo, fuwa fuwa, marugame udon, two gong cha, and alongside kbeauty that add a pleasant mix of variety. overall vibe: very large, singlelevel footprint easy to wander for hours without feeling lost broad retail mix across sports, fashion, home, and lifestyle, more outlet driven than luxury focused, generally easier to navigate than multi level mega malls. parking and traffic can get busy on weekends and holidays

Never a crazy crowd with a variety of different stores. I'm a disappointed that there is no place…read moreto buy specialty or raw denim anymore. Boxing day here isn't overwhelmingly busy and prefer to come here over Chinook, (depending on what your shopping for).

Even though its smaller than most malls, it has everything. Calgary has few south side malls and…read moreSouth Center is great.

This is an awesome mall. It just recently opened about a year and an half ago. You will find at the…read moremall, Timmy's, Little Cesar, Popeyes, Opa and many other fast food chains or restaurants. There are plenty of parking at the outdoor strip mall.

Bankers Hall East, is on 2nd Street SW and was completed in 1989. Bankers Hall West, on 3rd…read moreStreet SW was completed next & these became the tallest twin buildings in Canada. Each has 2.2 million square feet of rentable space in 52 story tall office towers. Both have 4 level podiums with an upscale shops connected to the Plus 15 skywalk network. The Core Shopping Centre, the largest shopping complex in downtown Calgary, is directly connected via Plus 15. The distinctive crowns on the buildings resemble cowboy hats when viewed from afar. Bankers Hall West is topped by a gold roof & the East building's crown is in silver. A white cowboy hat has long been an iconic symbol of Calgary, being portrayed on the city's flag, and presented as gifts to foreign dignitaries by the civic government at "white hat ceremonies". Inside are jewelers, dentists, chiropractors, coffee shops, restaurants... we enjoyed lunch at Earl's in Bankers Hall.

Was looking for a quick bite to eat in the area and we went to Bankers Hall. They were renovating…read moreand it was confusing where the escalators were to go up to the food court. We took one to the next level but then we went to where the up escalator would be but it was going down. So, we ended up taking the elevator up. Going down, found one down escalator and then just walked down the next floor on the construction stairs. Didn't look at any of the shops at all. But the food court was not busy and lots of seating for 2PM. We had our choice of Subway, Asian fare, Greek food, and burgers. We got our food and found a booth seating. It was clean and comfortable. The restrooms were nearby and they were clean.