Amazing! The food Is amazing, the store are awesome, I'll recommend going to the rocky mountain…read morehouse for some delicious treats! And the Tommy Hilfiger is the go to for some clothes that can wear you for months, but the only thing I can see wrong is the place not being cleaned, but other than that, it's a 10/10 Place!

I like this mall. So do lots of other folks…read more I saw a woman from Stony Plain shopping. Mega purchases. It's not a typical outlet store. It's not messy and full of discard garbage like Nordstroms. My highlights were the Kate Spade and Nike store. It's bright and cheery. The food court is awesome. The ladies bathroom could use a little attention, but it's clean. There is ample free parking. I can't wait for the new Swarovski Crystal store to open. There's lots of job postings.

I would actually give this location a less then one star, this is for both the home sense and the…read moreMarshall. I was going to purchase $200+ in products, I waited at the one till, where only one till was open, this is at 4:30 pm, then asked if I can check out at the Marshals store and walked over there, thinking it be faster, no big deal(there was 6+ behind me) I went to the other line and more people there, and only one till, waited 10 minutes, no movement in the line. I placed my items in a cart and left. A total of 20 min waiting to pay that's ridiculous. The manager/staff need to take some courses on business. Absolutely terrible.

This location is a newer building compared to the other location! Nicky organized and a lot of…read moreawesome products as expected! Another nice thing: it's attached to Winners (sister company) which helps for better shopping experience! I found the staff nice and helpful. There are a lot of parking options around the building. It's a closer location to me so I think I'll go there more often! :)

Lots of stores to keep you busy And the selection of stores…read moreare nice I must recommend

I loved the service a man came up to help me right away. He even packed up the mattresses and put…read morethem into our vehicles for us at the curb since I was disabled. They had a great selection in all areas which I had loved and plenty of options. I loved the value as well !! The only downfall was it was Halloween and I was shocked they had no clothes or any Edmonton oilers clothing here.

I started going here about 12 years ago when I moved into Old Strathcona. Back then, I found this…read morestore to be dingy and disorganized. I could not stand the long lines at the registers, so I quit going. Yesterday, curiosity got the better of me. I noticed they spruced things up a bit and I wanted to see for myself. I asked a staff member if I needed a membership because it had been so long since my last visit, I wasn't sure if things had changed in that area. Happily, I didn't need one and I just picked up a couple of things. Produce mostly. I was pretty happy with what I saw, but they still try to hock their near-expired meats and veg on certain racks. It looks disgusting. Overall, it sure is a lot cleaner and brighter inside. At 3:30 pm, I did not have to wait long to pay. I think I'll be back in the very near future.

Superstore Warehouse requires no memberships to come in and purchase . There is no one there…read moreverifying receipts when you walk out either. The store has a variety of cooking / baking and kitchen needs. From home cooking to restaurant / buffet equipment ( I even noticed they sell hot dog machines !! ) . The meat / deli bulk fridge is well stocked as well. I usually buy the bigger cuts of beef and pork because during the time I spent at home I learned how to cut them into meal portions ( thanks YouTube ). I actually save quite a bit of money when I buy in bulk. The freezer section has a lot of different products - not just your normal frozen chicken / beef. The seafood area is also well stocked with a lot of choices. Sadly Edmonton does not really have a fresh fish market. Lots of frozen pies and cakes as well. One thing I also like here is the wide selection of spices and dried goods . I use a lot of spices when I am cooking . Spice is the variety of life isnt it? There is also a wide variety of drink crystals, syrups and other choices. Once i have loaded up, off to the tills. Due to covid, you have to stand at a spot on the floor and wait your turn but the wait is never too long. While you wait they tease you with racks of candy and snacks.. tempting though. The one thing I like is bagging my own groceries. It always amazes me how much I can actually put into one plastic bag vs staff who pretty much insist on using far too many bags. I dont really care the loaf of bread is sitting on top of a carton of eggs. A few bags later, I am stocked up for awhile and dont have to go back to get more every second week or so. I love how the staff there wear t-shirts that say " be kind ". How sad we have to tell people to behave themselves.. but then again there are some that just feel better yelling at staff . Good store if you want to stock up for a long time.. worth going just before winter so you dont have to go out in minus 40. Yea there are things that are slightly more expensive than other stores but the idea is to buy in bulk and stock up. Definitely worth going for your bulk needs without having to buy a membership.

This was the first Dollarama that I went to years ago before all the Dollar stores were popping up…read moreand everything was a dollar back then. Now you can find a Dollar store in most malls or by the big box stores. I was in Westmount and decided to check out their birthday decoration selection. Although they did have some decorations, they didn't have anything specific for milestone birthdays. It was more of the generic standard streamers or birthday banner, candles, and napkins and plates. I browsed the other aisles and they do have a large selection of items for the home, holidays, and just about anything else you want to spend a dollar or two on. Seems pretty busy too but I didn't find anything I wanted for a dollar.

Usually I really like this Dollarama but I went here a few days ago and my opinion of it dropped a…read morebit. They were really busy (the saleslady claimed they weren't but there were about 12 people in line). It took awhile for them to get someone else up at the till to help with the huge line up and when someone id come to help, they didn't make a great transition. Instead of telling the next person in line to go over to the new till, they let it be a free-for-all so everyone rushed over to the newly opened till. It was really disorganized. This Dollarama has a good selection though. It's pretty big and they have a lot of good stuff. The staff brings their rating down significantly though.

Came to check out the mall the first weekend and long lines when we left but we arrived in the…read moremorning so it was ok. Had high hopes for more 'outlet' stores but left disappointed as there was nothing spectacular about the mall. Many of the stores are at other locations and some were offering an additional discount or sales on certain items but nothing that appealed to me. I like that Cloud Nine Pajamas opened up a store here and Pearson's that sells the cider and drinks I've been seeing at markets for years. They also sell butter tarts and other tarts. The food court was very busy and not that many food options. The mall isn't very big and once all the stores open it, maybe there will be one that interests me enough to go back.

I grew up in Leduc and I remember as a kid the only places to go clothes shopping was the SAAN…read morestore (RIP) or Fields (RIP). My how times have changed. While technically not in Leduc, this mall is out by the airport and is a 5 minute drive away (from Leduc, about 15 minutes from South Edmonton). The new mall is considered an airport mall. I think they want people on flight layovers to wander through the mall, or maybe stop in before your flight. There is a shuttle to/from the mall and the airport. There is also a bus from Edmonton (not sure where from maybe Century Park) to the mall. And a bus from Leduc to the mall. This is a nice option for those who want to visit the mall, but don't have a car (like me right now). The parking lot is quite big and there are six (or maybe seven) entrances. The mall is big and spacious. The halls and aisles are huge, which means you never really feel crowded. This mall is very clean, and I hope they can continue this throughout its use. The food court has a decent selection of options including a Starbucks, A&W, Mia Pasta, Chachie's (sandwiches), Thai Express, Shanghai 360, KFC, Barcelos, Bento Sushu, Edo Japan, Bar Burrito, New York Fries, and a Juice Bar. The only thing missing from international food court affair would probably be a Greek place, and a kebab shop, but it's a good start. There are several stores in this mall, but not all of them are open yet. However a good majority are. My favourites are - David's Tea, because I love tea. They often have sales and several times I've stopped in they've done scratch cards and I've gotten free tea. Can't argue with that. - Lindt. This is a chocolate shop. Lindt chocolate is amazing. They often give out samples and they have a few flavours that you won't find in the grocery store. This place is amazing. Enough said. - Old Navy. This is an outlet location. Sometimes Old Navy is hit and miss for me, but I usually get decent deals on jeans and I like picking up t-shirts to wear to the gym or to bed. - Pearson's Berry Farm. This store sells syrups, jams, and pies (and butter tarts). Honestly what surprised me is the fact I found Blackcurrant syrup here. I was living in Ireland for two years and Blackcurrant is a big flavour there, but I never thought I'd find it here. Now I know where I can buy a syrup to make blackcurrant juice. So happy about this. - Chatters. Has hair salon products that you can't buy at the drug store. They also have an actual hair salon if you need a haircut. - Share. This is a really cool open concept store that features different locally made products (from soaps to scarves to art) from local designers. What's really interesting about this store is the artists/craftspeople they feature change. So if you see something you love here be sure to pick it up, because it might not be there on your next visit. Inside this area is another coffee shop, a bubble waffle place, and a juice/healthy eating takeaway. - B Sweet is a candy shop. They got some standard candies, a nice selection of jelly beans, but what I love is that they have some foreign (UK/Irish) chocolate bars like Galaxy, Picnic, and Toffee Crisp. The foreign items are super expensive, but if I'm having a craving for a Toffee Crisp I know where to go. I just wish they sold Boost Bars (it's like a Wunderbar, but with a chocolate fudge instead of peanut butter and it's amazing). - The Body Shop. Always like shopping at the Body Shop (they got a good variety of delicious smelling lotions, soaps, etc). They're a company that doesn't test on animals so I always like to support them when I can. Of course there's lots of mores and a few more restaurants (fast food type) here. There are lots of shoe stores, but I try not to go into those because I would spend way too much money. I think the downside is there are a few stores not open (like Marshall's, Kate Spade, and some others). I believe they'll be open by the fall. I also don't know if they outlet deals at the stores are so great that you'd want to come into here from Edmonton. They're certainly not the insane outlet deals that you can find in the US. However I still think it's worth it to come out here and check out this new mall, especially for the few new unique stores it has.

It is huge. Lots of things I wanted are a very very good price. Busy as heck but everyone was…read morepolite and manoeuvre around each other. I'll still need to go to another store for some of my more specific items that I need. Great way to stock up on school snacks for several months at a time. Line up to pay was daunting but it moved surprisingly quickly.

In all my years as a disabled person, this is the first time in any Costco I was asked if I would…read morelike to use a cart. At first I was worried that I would have to grip the bar tightly to drive (like a quad) but this mobility cart is created for those with stiff to similar to arthritic hands or in general low hand mobility/dexterity. I really appreciate the guy taking time to ask me & then to give a quick tutorial. Great for left & right hand users too. Wasn't sure if the cart would hold the charge as it was questionable on the display (and they were all hushed together plugged in) but I made it to all my necessary items plus grabbed a few more as the charge seemed to be holding strong (I never did the crazy covid TP stock up, but for small wins of the day, it was kind of exciting to be able to reach that far back into the store & by myself vs asking friends to walk the distance on behalf of me). The mobility cart is a bit touchy & definitely don't want to take it down the shorter cut through aisles (as the turning radius isn't there with such a big basket). For the most part it gave me the freedom to do more of my own personal shopping (granted the getting up & down was quickly maxing out my knees) as I wasn't allocating shopping time & walking distance to what pain I'm in & what pain I will be in if I go any further on the hard cement floor. That's a huge deal in my mind to leave Costco only slightly worse than I entered. As I was shopping with my other 2 friends (as I usually go with at least one person to be my legs for the further distances &/or arms to help carry or push a cart), this was the first time in ages I could offer to be the one "driving the cart". We all got what we needed & were happily surprised to see self-checkouts installed at this location. Made it much faster than the traditional stand in line for 20 min. Not only are the self checkouts well spaced for those really big Costco carts & have a side area large enough for all the items you might buy but they had 3 staff on hand to help with self-checkout. One in particular that was very good at approaching someone disabled & very kind & observant with what would be harder to scan myself (basically everything larger in my cart). I think besides the fruit, I had 2 small boxes I scanned myself. Super fast. I don't know if all those tills are marked for disabled users or if I got lucky to find the right self-checkout till (it has the blue icon on the screen) but this staff member was really good at letting me know they could get someone else to assist me with loading in my vehicle (a first ever offered to me by Costco) & where to return the mobility cart. As I had my friends going with me into the parking lot, I wasn't too worried about loading. I could always call them over to help if needed. I sat back down to back the cart up & I had another Costco attendant almost behind me already offering to drive it back into the store for me. That way I didn't have to walk all the way back out. I don't know what kind of new hiring method Costco is doing but keep it up. Seriously. Those 3 employees deserve some gold stars! On a side note, I've shopped at this Costco for more years. There's still some work with other staff, aisle spacing & general customer awareness that would assist with the success of mobility carts being used regularly but this is definitely the right step towards becoming better for those that need more accessible options. Again, this is the first time I've ever noticed more than one mobility cart & long overdue to have staff that can recognize those that need assistance. Heck even give recognition that a box won't work for someone with a cane... I really hope this isn't a one off experience as honestly this could change how often I shop. Way to step it up Costco.

Whenever Im back in Edmonton from traveling and am not working full time in my day job; this is the…read morecheapest place to shop for food. Soups; crackers; pop; canned meat. It also has the same brand name chips and chocolate and candy but for way cheaper. I have also bought women's hipster underwear here and while low quality; they lasted for a few months for running and training.

Limited items on food selection, worst of all is the negligence of the cashiers and staff. For…read moreinstance charging items that I didn't have nor were on the counter at the time and bum rushing the line. Talking in their own language during work which by the way is unprofessional, rude and impolite. Then you might as well spit in the customer's face on top of that by adding a combo self group laughter. Sure any standard run of the mill person might see it a different way with there overly P.C Brain, but not to myself I know how normal people should act and how things were before our country got sardined by immigrants from east India, Philippines and etc. But I'm getting slightly off topic. Anyone who says otherwise is either them or people younger than myself brain washed and stupefied by the Me too, BLM, LGBQ, New Native Holiday, the term woke users movements etc.