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

I went to Canada, the land of Lulu Lemon! They have the same stuff as in the US but a little bit…read morecheaper. So we bought 3 fanny packs, some socks and a tennis shoe. They're cheaper but Canada adds 2 kinds of taxes which totals to 15%

Je me suis fait voler mon sac avec ma carte cadeau de 100$ 30 min après l'achat au magasin j'y suis…read moreretournée est la gérante a été super elle m'a canceller la carte voler sans souci . merci encore super service très rare de nos jours

This is one sad little strip mall. I think the biggest thing they have going for it is the office…read moresupply store, dollarama and winners. A lot of the other stores are third tier retailers. We came here to meet friends for lunch. Otherwise we wouldn't bother to drop in.

Ok, it doesn't have much in there unless you want groceries or something at Winners or the dollar…read morestore but it's large and clean and has lots of seating. Nice RBC branch.

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.

This pandemic is a huge test for retailers! Many are simply not able to cope with distancing and…read morecustomer service. However, Costco makes this part a breeze with efficient line ups, clearly marked areas for waiting, multiple lines for entry or returns. I felt very comfortable going there today; the pandemic made me very hesitant on visiting retailers for fear of unorganized COVID regulations. Walking in was a breeze with a little over 10 minutes to get in. Sanitizers are available in multiple locations to ease fear of getting infected. Paying at the cash was quick and easy and distances are clearly marked on the ground before you pay. If you're into social distancing, I'd stay away from inner isles and stick to the outer ones. If feels good to slowly be able to shop, almost freely again. Thank you Costco for making me feel comfortable shopping again!

the optic centre is not very helpful to resolve a problem. i…read moreordered contact lenses over the phone over 2 -1/2 weeks ago and went to the centre in person to follow up. After talking to 3 people, only one person was honest to tell me that they were never ordered. i told them that I have ap roblem as my last set will be fully used in a few days. They only said that they would order and if could take a long time. They would give me copy of the order. I told them to forget it. It is obvious that there is no effort to help resolve the issue.

Oh my gosh this beautiful new vintage co-op on the Pointe-Claire Shopping Centre is an absolute…read moreheart-breaker just packed, packed, PACKED with true treasures. If you are a collector you must go check this out. Ten different vintage collectors created a cooperative to share this spot and showcase their most rare and cool and lovely things. This is killer 50's and 60's Canadiana, true nerdy fun gorgeous collectible glassware and toys, and so much more. The prices are fair, it's not cheap but its not overpriced either for what you find. It's such a cool addition to this great, classic small town shopping centre. It's in the spot of Ted's Hobby Shop which would make me very sad because that is an incredible wonderland, but apparently Ted's just moved to a bigger spot in the new section of the mall so no worries, just more goodness to go around.

Fantastic prices and great items - you name it they have it…read more Plaza ANTIQUE at Plaza Pointe Claire

We came to Place Vertu for Santa's Arrival. We have to thank everyone who organized these events-…read moreit was put together so well; I am very impressed. The mall itself has amazing stores and yummy restaurants (Valentine poutine- YUM), is very clean and is the first mall I've been to that has a breastfeeding room! It is just a small stall with a chair in it, with an adjoining room for kids to sit and play. It was nice to see a room for women like myself who have babies they need to take care of without having to be on display to the whole mall (although I bf in public anyway too). I will say though, for any parent with kids who want to try the Virtual Reality, be aware of who is working one of the stations. While we were there, there were two tall men who were very courteous. There was another shorter man working the other station. I am not sure if he is a permanent or seasonal employee, but his actions made us pull our son out of the line, complain and ask for our money back. Our Son is 8. In the 3 minutes he was in line, this man reprimanded him for not looking him in the eyes, said "we just passed Remembrance Day but you want to play a shooting game? Why don't you sign up for the army or military instead" (I didn't want him playing that one but don't OFFER a shooting game then), and when he asked what smash meant, he said "it's what your mommy and daddy used to do". That is when we left. It was COMPLETELY inappropriate. So, parents, just be careful. I'm glad our Son isn't old enough to understand what the man meant. Other than that one experience, we've had amazing times at this mall and we enjoy going.

This mall is kinda sad. The selection of stores is quite minimal and with covid, even more stores…read moreclosed. The positive side of that is that is there is a lot less people so I'm never worried about the 2m when I go buy things because there's lots of space. I also think for what they have, you will find all your essentials at least and there is a post office as well to pick up packages.