This mall has it all, AAA mall, nice atmosphere, clean and good food selection…read more AAA in my opinion. Laurence

This is the largest mall in Regina and it's very small, but has a surprisingly decent selection of…read morestores. There is a Sears and The Bay as it's bookend stores, both with lots of empty shelves and not a lot of selection. Other good stores (but bear in mind they are quite small): - David's Tea - EB Games - Roots - Aldo & Aldo Accessories - Shopper's Drug Mart - Booster Juice The covered walkways connecting this mall to the Delta Hotel and Casino Regina are handy shortcuts on hot summer or freezing winter days.

This store has a beautiful selection of beads and jewelry supplies in addition to the collection of…read morecrystals they have. I could've stayed there for hours! Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

Very novel selection of stylish eco-friendly designer women's clothes. Prices are moderately…read moresteep, but you won't find similar stuff for less. Wooden watches, shazam panties, capelets, nautilus necklaces, and other interesting pieces make this a pretty nice surprise to find in Regina.

Great stadium. Home of the Riders and Regina football and soccer. Plus they convert the field in…read morethe winter for skating

So FYI, most eateries in Regina are closed on Sundays. No, I'm not messing with you. No, don't…read moreask me why. It really would have been helpful if my workplace gave me a pamphlet on what Tourism Regina doesn't tell you. My theory is that most people spend lazy Sundays at home with their families building stuff (seems like everyone's building something here) or there's a Riders game on. Well, we were two starving Vancouverites looking for food before the game and couldn't find any but chain restaurants open on that fateful Sunday. So hotdogs and beer it was at Mosaic. We were pretty impressed with how efficient these guys are. Massive lines of people moved like some precise, Swiss-made watch and we never had to wait more than 10 minutes at the beer or loo line. Just for context, there was an estimated 37,000 people there for the Riders/Tigercats game. Compare this to 40 minute beer lineups at Rogers Arena, and well, you get the picture. For idiots like me, it's also an open stadium where you can experience pretty extreme weather. See, I didn't know football was played in an open air arena. For some reason, I kept thinking it would be like a Canucks game at Rogers. High up on the bleachers, one minute the sun was searing my skin and the next, cold wind blasting my face. So layer appropriately. Also be prepared to have random children fall asleep on you. It's all communal seating here. Once the game gets going, the energy is phenomenal, especially for a first-time football watcher like me. However, I have come to the conclusion that if I ever watch football again, it's infinitely more comfortable parking your ass on the couch than those hard bleachers. Otherwise, this is a must experience in this town!

A great little gem in Cathedral! They are very knowledgeable and very helpful. A wide variety of…read morenew age and spiritual items as well as relaxation aids etc... they have something for EVERYONE, try leaving without the urge to purchase something!

WATCH OUT!! This business has a great selection of Vinyl! If thats what you're looking for, then…read morethis is a great place to go. Having said that... YOU WILL PAY THROUGH THE NOSE FOR IT! I live in another city ( which apparently has more competition so prices are more consistent) I paid DOUBLE the price for albums at XRAY that i can find at other stores. I was shocked to see how much mark up this business is putting on their products. I don't think i'll be going back. Just because there isn't any other stores in the area that fit this niche doesn't mean you have to rip off your customers!

Great selection and friendly, knowledgable service. Sure, prices are definitely premium but I'm…read moremore than happy to pay this in order to have a high-quality record store in my city. I suggest getting on the store mailing list in order to take advantage of specials, promotions and sales (which are quite good). Recommended.

The Victoria square Shopping Centre is the most accessible mall on the east side of Regina. Its…read morelocation makes it easy to access. There is a small number of stores compared to the city's other malls, but it seems to be slowly adding stores.

This review is for the South location…read more As a life-long and die-hard Rider fan, I was so excited to see a Rider Store open in Harbour Landing. I love visiting the Rider Store whenever I'm in Regina to buy more shirts and accessories for my growing collection. They have almost anything you could imagine - clothes for the whole family, jewelry, bathroom, car and home accessories, etc. Pretty much think of something and they sell it with a Rider logo. My only comment for improvement is that they run out of larger sizes quite quickly, and I wish that they consistently stocked them (or had a wider variety of tops that weren't marked as women's but were actually meant for tweens).

This store is great!!! I went here to shop for my first ever CFL game. I'm visiting from Las Vegas…read moreand it was so awesome to find such a cool store to find Rider stuff. The staff was very helpful, customer service was impeccable and there were a ton of great merchandise. Store was clean, well organized and friendly. I recommend this place to everyone.