It's dying. Most stores were closed or empty. The unhoused community has a large presence in this area. It's not somewhere I would go out of my way to visit. There is a good drugstore there. That's about it. read more

Decent size mall and not as overwhelming as the West Edmonton. I had an easier time finding the places that I needed to go. There's a movie theater inside and you can even pick up free WiFi at some of the coffee shops. read more

Handy if you work downtown and can get through the pedestal but otherwise an always Mall since it closes in the evening. There is an interesting variety in here including EB Games, Bubble Tea, CBC Radio, movie theatre, and the Bay to name a few. read more

Yes, it is actually a lot quieter during the weekends. This mostly due to the downtown core layout and how downtown becomes a ghost town past 6pm on a Friday. This is not necessarily a bad thing, as it makes it easier to find parking during the weekends. If you try go during the workday then you have to really pay the absurd downtown parking rates, so public transport is recommended. There is a wide variety of stores for you inside, from The Bay, HMV, EBgames, Holt Renfrew, Gap, Shopper's Drugmart, and more. There are also 2 food courts and a Tim Hortons located in the middle of the pedway of the two buildings on the 2nd floor. There is also a pedway to Commerce Place (where you can find Henry Singer and Holt). The recent revitalization of the shopping centre has really helped boost their appeal. I also prefer going here if I don't want to rencounter the rush that one would find at WEM on a busy weekend. The hours can be a bit inconvenient as well; open only until 6 from Monday to Wednesday, and only open for 5 hours on Sunday. The parking is still a drawback that is hard to get over as well, but otherwise don't expect to walk out empty handed. read more

Edmonton City Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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There are many good things about City Centre Mall. It's right on the LRT line and easy for me to get to. The mall is a good size, and it looks nice. There are a couple malls in Edmonton that are starting to look run down, but City Centre isn't one of them. In winter it's nice to walk around and get shelter from the cold. Plus the movie theatre inside City Centre is a decent theatre, and they sell pretzels. That might not seem like a big deal but trust me, freshly made pretzels are delicious. City Centre also has a few stores and restaurants that I haven't been able to find in other places. Crowds here are certainly not as crazy as other malls like WEM or Southgate. There are two big dislikes I have for City Centre. First parking. Yes there's the LRT but anyone who decides to drive will have to pay for parking. It is downtown. The bigger problem is the hours. For the most part City Centre has really limited hours 10am to 6pm on most days. Sunday is even more limited, noon to 5pm. City Centre mall on sunday is like a ghost town (at least when I've gone). There is later shopping until 8pm on Thursdays and Fridays. Some of the restaurants like the Elephant and Castle, as well as the movie theatre, stay open later. I debated between 3 and 4 stars but I'm sticking with 3 stars. For me there's no point in making my way to City Hall when there are other malls, and shopping ares in the city, especially when there are places that stay open after 6pm. But if it's a weekday, and you're in the are you can stop by and check out City Centre. read more

I never usually go to City Centre unless I'm already downtown and on foot. It's such a pain to park downtown, and there's nothing here that you can't find at WEM, Southgate, Kingsway, or the million and one other malls around the city that have adequate and free parking. City Centre is home to The Bay, CBC, Cost Mountain Sports, Empire Theatres, Eveline Charles Academy, Winners and the Delta Edmonont Centre Suite Hotel, plus many other shops. I like that there's a Tim Horton's inside the mall, but the line-up can be huge, especially first thing in the morning. The food court is also fairly massive and at lunch is filling with suits on their lunch break and teenagers skipping school. The movie theatres not too busy, because there are bigger, better theatres around with better parking in a pinch than City Centre, so if you've got time and don't want to face the throngs to go to a flick, this theatre's a quieter, less frenetic evening out. read more

Edmonton City Centre - City Centre mall. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

A standard mall in downtown Edmonton. This location appeals to the downtown business workers during the day. It's not that busy outside of business hours and/or lunch hour as a result. There is a good mix of stores, a large food court area, and a Dollarama in the West building of the mall. The food options are quite good as is the movie theatre and there are washrooms in the food courts along with a water fountain, which is often quite useful to know about if walking around this area of Edmonton. Well connected by pedway both to the transit system and to other buildings in the area, this mall is easy to reach on foot. There are quite a few parkades attached as well. Clothing stores are a primary focus of this mall: it is difficult to find children's toys here or other items that larger malls might contain. read more

This mall doesn't compare to larger ones within Edmonton but it's nice for the downtown working crowd who want to shop during the lunch hour or those living downtown and need something on the weekends. Most stores close at 8PM, except Shoppers Drug Mart closes at 9PM. For those visiting and staying in the nearby hotels, it would be nice if all stores are open until 9, but the mall isn't busy after the workday. Although it doesn't have all the stores West Edmonton Mall has, some of the stores I like to shop at are Papyrus, Ricki's, Shoppers Drug Mart, The Bay, Dollarama, and HMV. I can usually find a gift or something for the pantry if I need it. The food courts get busy at lunch time but there's a decent variety of food. Also nice there are a restaurants and a movie theatre inside too. The mall is best accessed by transit. There is metre parking, and parkades by the Delta hotel for those driving. read more

The city centre mall, since I've known it has long been in need of some upgrades, thankfully these are now underway. The food court looks great now it's been moved to the top floor and I'm looking forward to all that parking in the lower level. and I hope they secure some new exciting shops for the relaunch in the fall. It would be nice to have a reason to want to go there as the other malls in Edmonton have more of an attraction. It's sad that I never say, 'I'm going to the City Centre Mall because its the kind of place I'll nip into if I'm downtown and in a pickle. Usually you can find everything you need in there but I wouldn't bet on it. And that was before half the stores closed for renovations. When I do visit I only really visit Coles, the bubble tea place, Winners and occasionally we visit the cinema on top. Hoping once the renovations are complete, they get some new stores in there to offer more of a need to visit. Looking forward to the positive changes and hoping this helps with the regeneration of downtown in general. read more

-Decently sized mall... well, not compared to THE largest mall in all of North America ALSO in Edmonton, which we didn't get a chance to go to. Oh well. -Bunch of stores I had never seen or heard of in my life, and had no reference point to compare to an equivalent US store... though I understand that's on me, just worth noting. -Semi-free wifi... meaning there does not seem to be a constant wifi in the entire structure; rather, the wifi goes in and out and you have to reconnect to different wifi networks as it is available. -ALL stores in the mall close promptly at 6 PM on a Wednesday. Yes, even the food court - gates up and everything. Is this a Canadian thing or strictly an Edmonton thing? Either way, it is preposterous. -Overall, it's a mid-sized, indoor structure (read: protected from the elements) in which one can spend some time to walk around in the heart of downtown Edmonton. -Oh, and they have a Tim Horton's. Worth mentioning, eh? read more

Edmonton City Centre - view from The Bay (dept store) - Shopping Centers Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

The pharmacy here is ok but my sister bought Doritos that we're supposed to have ranch on them but had barely had anything on top she quickly suggested that I write a quick review to the pharmacy. Otherwise the place is very clean and cheap, great if you want good and cheap items read more

I wish there was a half star I could give. I would definitely give City Center 3 1/2 stars. This mall is full of great clothing stores, tons of interesting restaurants, and some really interesting people. You can see the wide gap between the wealthy and the poor, in Edmonton's downtown district . I saw so many people in beautiful business attire walking around, however, there were also many impoverished looking people. This is not a judgement I am passing, merely just a minor observation in the clientele at this mall. The mall has a very new feel to it and is very clean. However, I found it quite difficult to shop in. So many different levels made it confusing for where stores were located. I found myself lost multiple times. I think, however, the largest issue I had with City Center was parking. Just like any building downtown, parking can be tough to find. I had parked in the underground parking at the mall to find I owed $13 for parking roughly 4 hours. That did not make me want to make a quick return. Overall, the mall has great stores, worth shopping in, but I would only put the effort of going there for rare occassions. -Ashley Marie read more

This Mall is okay, it seems to serve its purpose well for downtown city workers and travellers coming in from out of town but the city centre mall is not a mall that is very attractive or welcoming: there are no areas to sit down and rest to speak of and the rest rooms are difficult to find. If you are disabled, there only appears to be one elevator which is located by the Bay and if that is out of order, then you are out of luck. The hygiene and sanitation of the food court by the Shopper's Drug Mart Lower Level is just gross. I have been to this food court three times and on these three occasions, I have seen the service personnel who are supposed to clean the tables and trays walk around the food court with their bobbing watching the TV's watching each other watching who know's what? The Food Court area is a complete disaster, it is a pig-sty. As for the stores in this mall, well what can I say: why are there two Shopper's Drug Marts? It is quite pedestrian, nothing special at all...can't say I like the mall much... Kingsway Mall is much nicer...at least they have better seating areas and nicer and cleaner Food Court; read more

Located in the core of downtown, City Centre really doesn't offer more than what you may need for a quick shopping visit. The shopping is decent, with enough shops to fill the void! Seeing as I live downtown I frequent City Centre on an almost daily basis. Whether it's for their Dollarama or to grab a quick snack, it's very convenient. If you're looking for a quick outfit and accessories, you shouldn't be too disappointed. While it doesn't have the shop selection that the bigger malls have, it has just enough! I mean, how much further do you need to go than Winners and The Bay? Being an indoor space in the downtown core it is filled with transients and loiterers. I use that term lightly! The food courts are often filled with people drinking beers out of paper bags! I've never felt threatened due to the EPS and security that are often seen. While I'm sure there have been incidents where folk may feel uneasy, I have yet to feel that way. In the afternoon you'll often see teenagers on their way home from school. They can be loud and obnoxious, but they are teenagers! The bathrooms are up kept and their isn't garbage everywhere! The food court is like any mall food court, most people are good about picking up after themselves. You'll find the odd beer can, but for the most part it's pretty good! All in all this mall is good enough for what I need in a quick trip! read more

This mall ain't half bad, considering it's in the corporate downtown core and thus is usually filled with business workers. I used to think it was a lot more dead, but I started coming here more and realized it wasn't too shabby. City Centre has two sections to it, so it's got more stores than it seems, but it can also be quite confusing if you don't remember where a particular store is. Stores here include Aldo Shoes, Le Chateau, BCBG Max Azria, Nine West, Urban, and EB Games. Department stores include The Bay, Winners, and Shoppers Drug Mart. In terms of clothing, you could do some serious splurging here. The movie theatre and Delta Hotel are located on the third floor, and the mall is also connected to the more high-end shops at Commerce Place, like the infamous Holt Renfrew. City Centre has two food courts, one in each half of the mall, although I'd say the one closest to the LRT station is the better one. Once you're done all your shopping, you can catch a ride home on the train, located in the underground Churchill station connected to the mall. So it may take some weaving here and there, but City Centre actually has a lot to offer, and can be very convenient. I'd even say it's one of the downtown highlights of this city. read more

Crisp, clean and modern. My only issue is with the parking. It's downtown of course, so I shouldn't complain too much. I like that it is connected to all of the building surrounding it, so you can take a hike and enjoy the scenery. read more

Definitely not my favourite mall. Considering I used to work in the building attached to this mall I've check out a lot of the places. They don't have a lot of great stores, I would probably only come here for Holt, but Holt in Edmonton isn't even that great. It's not busy, but that means they tend to have more sales to get rid of inventory so it is worth a browse. I wish they would get better stores but alas they probably won't. I'm not sure who came up with the layout of this place but I could easily see how people would get confused. Make sure you don't drive and park, the price of parking is horrendous. Definitely, opt for walking or taking the train (it's attached the the building over) so you can stay inside even in the winter months! read more

Like alot of people who review this mall I have to agree that it is geared towards the down town crowd but I don't think it does a good job on that front even... There are quite a few high end clothing shops there which are meant to service the need for work clothes but there is almost nothing for casual or holiday clothes. All I can really think of off the top of my head is Winners and Jacob sometimes has good sales. I think it's odd that there isn't some kind of grocery store in the mall to encourage people to pick up their groceries after work and stay longer to rack up the cost of their parking further. (the parking cost at this mall is ridiculous even for downtown). Also be prepared to deal with members of the homeless community as the mall is VERY LARGE with nowhere near enough security guards to properly patrol it. If your downtown and need new clothes or a place to grab a quick bite then it is a good place to stop but if you never go shop there you aren't missing out on much either. read more

City Centre has some nice stores but I rarely shop here. This mall is more of a business hub. I would shop and eat here when I worked downtown but that's about it. The mall is really only open during regular work day hours and there's not many people downtown to shop after that anyway. They have some great food courts though. I really enjoyed going for lunch at City Centre when I could. It's the kind of mall that I wouldn't choose to go to. If I was close by or if I couldn't find something anywhere else, I'd go to City Centre. The mall itself is really nice looking. It's clean and it has a higher end feel to it than a lot of other malls in the city. If you haven't been, I would recommend checking it out so that you know what it has to offer but don't expect to make it your mall of choice. read more

There are a lot of things to like about the City Center mall. The best thing about it is that it's super accessible by public transportation. The worst - the parking is so confusing that it's not a viable option for people who choose to drive (aka majority of Edmontonians). I have no clue why it is so difficult to get to the parking lot. It's almost like a maze. I am not thoroughly impressed by the hours of operation. Everything closes at 6 p.m. and though that seems fine since businesses in downtown shut around then too, it begs the question of the redundancy of this mall in general. It's not like a place people would go to over the weekends. Also, office goers don't always have time to spend a couple of hours at the Bay choosing their favorite tie. So, I for one don't understand why it is there. Most of the staff that work here seem bored because of the lack of any real clientele. On the plus side, the mall is clean and well lit. It has a huge collection of shops which actually makes it a complete mall in many ways. I like that there's a multiplex on the top floor but am not too impressed going there for a night show because everything else is shut around that part of town. To be honest, the mall confuses me a lot. The only time someone like me, who doesn't work in the downtown core, would go there is when no one is around. So I've never had the experience of a vibrant cross-section of shoppers busily moving from shop to shop in this mall. read more

I prefer coming to City Centre than West Edmonton Mall. The selection of stores, the atmosphere, and the food courts are way better. And, unless it is the busy downtown lunch hour, it is much more laid back and less crowded. I often come here to grab a quick meal when downtown. City Centre is actually several buildings joined together by pedways, which makes getting around downtown great in the colder weather, because you can often get to where you have to go without being outside much. There are a lot of other downtown attractions nearby like Churchill Square, City Hall, and the library, and the area is serviced by a lot of buses and the LRT. read more

City Centre mall is probably my all-around favourite mall in Edmonton. It doesn't necessarily have the best selection of stores, but it's always easy to get to on ETS, and it's way less busy than other malls. I went in the last Saturday afternoon before Christmas, and the place was still quite tolerable. It's actually less busy on weekends than during the week. I guess this is part of the whole dead downtown core thing, but I'm ok with it for now. It can be a little confusing to navigate, but the 2nd floor pedways are the best way to get around without having to go outside. read more

I don't think Edmonton City Centre is that great of a mall. It's not as thriving as it once was; however, it's better than it's been. There are some good stores like The Gap, Le Chateau, Aldo, Payless, and Winners, but these are chain stores, so it doesn't really bring anything unique to this mall. The Bay here is huge, and it's one of the best in the city. I like going to Purdy's, Booster Juice, and Tim Horton's for a treat. Some of the best restaurants in the mall are Elephant and Castle and Four Rooms. I think one of the problems with this mall is that everything is so spread out. I'd prefer to see the best stores concentrated in one mall, but instead the mall is very spread out and a mixture of good and mediocre stores. The food court's here aren't that great either. I often find myself not being able to decided what I want. I do like the new chairs they put in by the Winners--they are very comfy, and it's relaxing, but these chairs are almost always taken. It's frustrating. This mall is rather convenient, because it connects to Scotia Place and Commerce Place without having to step outside at all. Also, the Edmonton Public Library is right across the street. I love coming here for movies, especially it's so it's easy to get here and to get home. The mall is connected to the LRT and also the number 9 bus goes right by here. This mall is all right, when I'm just killing time, but I'd still choose Kingsway Garden Mall over this mall for a shopping trip. read more

This mall gets a lot busier than I thought it would. It has a bunch of good stores like, HMV, Get Set, Holt Renfrew, Urban, etc. and it has 2 food courts. Generally it is filled with business workers but it also has its fair share of regular consumers. I hate the parking here. It is impossible to find parking downtown and the mall does have underground paid parking but it's just an inconvenience. If you can find parking though, it is quite alright. read more

Can you call this a mall? It seems too sophisticated to be called a mall... I really like City Centre. It truly is geared towards to young professional working downtown. The centre quietly invites you to go shopping over your lunch break and buy that new blouse or that new pair of shoes. The hours of this shopping centre are also geared towards the downtown crowd. The place is deserted by 6pm and shops have closed their doors. There are some good places to eat in here as well. They have a booster juice, Lazia and a food court in the basement. I really like shopping here because it isn't usually full with rowdy teenagers like at Southgate or Kingsway. If you crave a quieter shopping experience, City Centre is the way to go. read more

My favourite lazy weekday ritual is to roll out of bed at a horrifyingly late hour, walk to City Centre, stop to get a Bangkok wrap from Wrapture, then carry it to the west food court. I always pick a table facing Dollarama, where I snarf down the gingery, lime-y, chicken-y goodness of my wrap. I love watching people go about their business as I actively seek to avoid my own, and City Centre is a great place to do it. It's a short walk from my apartment, so I'm there quite a bit. It doesn't hurt that several of my favourite stores are inside, and it's home to my regular movie theatre. I'm not really the sort to give a huge damn about a mall, but it's cozy and comfortable, and I freakin' love those Bangkok wraps. read more

City Centre is one of those malls in Edmonton that you usually don't think about going to purposefully, unless you work nearby (and therefore can shop there on breaks or after work etc.) It's a decent sized mall with quite a few vendors, however, due to having to pay for parking, and the shortened hours, you're better off going to Kingsway even which isn't too far away. Because City Centre is essentially two (previous) malls connected by pedways, there are two different food courts, and some repetition of stores. There are other shopping areas connected via pedway such as Manulife Place which has your higher end shops like Holt Renfrew. There is also a movie theatre (currently called Landmark Cinemas) on the top floor which plays a small selection of new movies - this is the main reason my boyfriend and I come here as it tends to be less busy here compared to the Cineplex Theatres in North/South Edmonton and the theatre in WEM. read more

At City Centre late one day I had time to abort Escalating to the top I reached the new food court. The new décor is very nice And it's got tons of spaces But if I have one caveat There's all the usual faces. There's burgers, pizzas, lots of fries More fat, sugar, and salt. Though that's not a big surprise I'd rather something alt-. I opted for Hellenic fare Got a spinach pasty With coke, nine dollars was my share The spinach was quite tasty. In my mouth, what left a taste: My change was five bucks hacked. Complained, five was returned with haste, I left, my wealth intact. Merchants! This needs be mentioned: With clipping, chagrin comes Though its not intentioned Cause you're not good at sums. read more

City Centre Mall. I don't even really think of you like a mall. If I am in the downtown core, I usually just stop at my same places and never browse the rest of the mall. But, a mall with a Winners is winner for me! Winners is the best store ever. Plus, this one seems to have some pretty decent merchandise. Need a cool off in the summer? Browse the Winners in air conditioned comfort. Other popular stores are David's Tea, Shoppers Drug Mart, Dollarama, and the Body Shop. Other than that, I simply use the mall's pedways to navigate through downtown. I will admit that I have got lost several times; therefore, it is best to keep an eye on the signs. Currently, there seems to be quite a bit of renovations. I would not suggest heading to City Centre if you are looking for a mall. If you are on Churchill, you could head in for some snacks at the multiple food courts or for a wander. The stores are constantly changing and it is becoming more of a pedway for downtown workers. If you are looking for a mall downtown, I might suggest heading to Kingsway instead. read more

Edmonton City Centre is a nice looking mall but it doesn't have much to offer store-wise. My favorite shops are missing from this venue, and what they do have, you can find in other malls so there's not a lot of incentive to stop here specifically. It really is for the downtown work crowd, and so has reduced hours. Nevertheless, its convenient and easy to access by public transit or on foot. I will always shop at City Centre due to its proximity to my home, but I'm hoping they get some new stores in soon! Aritzia, please? Anthropologie? read more

I lived in the downtown core for 10 years, and the City Center Mall is not the greatest shopping experience. You have more variety in stores by going outside of downtown where you don't have to pay for parking and have a larger number of stores for all kinds of budgets that you can shop at. I often go shopping with my daughter outside of the downtown core to get what I want. If you look at the number of people that live in the downtown area if City Centre was meeting the needs of the people who live in close proximity, it should be packed, but it isn't. read more

Ok so I use to be a fan of Edmonton City Centre shopping but theres not much there anymore when it comes to men clothing. Like nothing. I do come here for the movie theatre though thats after 6 when the parking is free. Parking , like whaaat? Tough to find and it costs about $5/hr. I went on Sunday and spent a total of 20 mins there. Too many homeless asking me for change and well nothing for me to do there. read more

Super central, packed with lots of shops, and weirdly connected through the pedways that cross above the intersections that intersect with the mall. read more

I will take Edmonton City Centre over West Edmonton Mall any day of the week. Yes, it may be hard to find parking, since this mall is located downtown, but going through the little trouble of spending couple extra minutes to find parking spot is worth it. I personally hardly ever walk out of City Centre empty-handed. The selection of stores is great: there are Winners, Feet First, BCBG Max Azria, Davinci Shoes, Danier Leather, HMV, Purdy's Chocolates, Shoppers Drug Mart (with incorporated beauty boutique), Watch It. There are two food courts. On the top level of the mall, there is a fantastic movie theater with some of the most comfortable seats in town. City Centre is connected to Commerce Place that houses Holt Renfrew, Escada, Henry Singer, Night Owl fine lingerie boutique and Sam Abouhassan. All these stores are extremely expensive, and are only good for browsing. City Centre Mall isn't nearly as busy as West Edmonton Mall, even on the weekends. During the week, it is frequented by office workers, while on Saturday and Sunday it attracts an array of people of all ages and professions : ) To me, City Centre feels less rushed than other malls in our city. read more

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Not the best mall out there, but very convenient if you happen to be downtown or work downtown. I used to stop here a few times after spending some time with my sister at U of A to buy video games at EBGames. There's a decent selection of stores, but not as great as you will find in Southgate or West Ed. The great thing about the ECC is that its not very crowded, so if you want to beat the West Ed. rush them you might as well stop here if you're nearby. read more

The City Centre has a lot of shopping options, but it seems in need of an update to its interior.

Did not get to experience the shopping, I took a couple of pictures, because the place is gorgeous but I was tapped on the shoulder by a security guard who labelled my point and shoot as a professional camera and told me to go with him. So before you take any pictures of the architecture, make sure to go to security and they will be sure to make you contact the director of marketing to make sure you can take tourist photos and write you a badge so you won't be harassed by further security. Also you will be reminded many times that it is private property which a rube like you cannot understand. I left after that, so thank you to the only reasonable person I talked to; the marketing director. She realized that this was a waste of time and approved the 4 photos I had to show the security for my own use. I wasn't dressed like a business man and I guess that professionalism is not necessary when I am not wearing a suit. And security, I was only downtown due to the fact that I had a meeting a MNP for my financial matters (only needed a signature) so I thought a business suit would have been too much, well I was wrong. read more

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It's a great mall for all the stores, entertainment and amusement it has but it really needs to be updated and renovated!

I haven't done a whole lot of shopping at this mall but I do walk through it on occasion when looking for something specific or visiting the movie theater. Seems to be a wide variety of stores (I like any mall that has a shoppers drug mart in it for some reason) and the mall always seems clean and bright. I really love the fact that I don't think I have ever been here and it has been crazy busy - maybe I am just really lucking out but hey - that works for me. Parking is definitely an issue - as I am not 100% familiar with downtown I prefer not to drive here but if you really know your way around then I'm sure you will be fine! Since this mall is right in the heart of downtown, if your feeling bored on a weekend, you can kind of make a day out of wandering around downtown and walking through the mall just enjoying the atmosphere and maybe some people watching (people watching is extra fun downtown for some reason haha!)! read more

This is supposed to be a central attraction for downtown Edmonton, but the mall security has infuriated many citizens who frequently visit the mall to use the food court, shop in the stores, and access the LRT. Recently, Global News aired a story about an Aboriginal Elder who works at a non-profit agency and was eating his lunch in the mall food court when he was approached by security and questioned about his identity. Security explained he was being questioned due to suspicious activity, even though he was peacefully eating a bowl of soup. Security criticized him for "associating with criminals", even though the elder is mandated by his employment agency to work with this marginalized group and inflict change. Apparently, security does not want to support this working individual who plays a major role in setting an example for the people he works with downtown. Now the elder has experienced the same thing that many of his clients have experienced, which is racial profiling and being asked to leave an establishment on the basis of his looks. Don't support an establishment that refuses to allow a kind hearted person to finish his meal in peace, and brings disgrace to a respected and generous elder. read more