Pretty standard and clean mall. Quiet for the most part with friendly service…read more They have a Sunrise Records which took over its old HMV location and a rock'n roll type of wear store like Hot Topic. The reason I give it 4 stars is because of Indigo and Marshalls. I don't see any previous reviews mention Marshalls which makes sense since it opened up in 2016. Besides that the clothing stores I think are worth visiting here are American Eagle Outfitters, Roots and Sport Chek. Food court choices are decent.

Very boring stores. Staff are rude and pushy. Mall has no…read morepersonality. It's super generic and I will definitely stick to shopping at local independant stores that have character and staff who actually care about their work. Downtown guelph has a great selection of shops from clothing to gift stores.

Tip: There is parking at the back of the food court if the main parking area is full…read more I have been meaning to visit the Sino Mall food court for a few years. I finally came here for an early dinner after work on a Wednesday and I loved my experience. Google Maps got me to the back entrance of the food court. Since I was new to this food court, I decided to park where I normally do on the other side, with the Chinese gateway arch and where all business are easily accessible. I parked in front of CoCo Fresh Tea and Juice and walked into the mall entrance. I passed by Al Premium Food Mart to get to the food court. I was happy to see it busy with folks chowing down just past 3 pm. Cay Cay, a Vietnamese snack and banh mi stall, got me here. I ended up getting paper rice rolls and a corn dog. Yummy! Sadly, two out of their three drinks were sold out. I wasn't a fan of wintermelon as a drink. Instead, I went to the stall next door, Moteru Sushi, and got a Diet Coke. Both stalls accept credit and debit cards. I was pleased, because I rarely have cash on me. Chibugan Eh, Wokman's Kitchen, and Luen Hing Barbeque accept cash only. There is Tsui Xiang Tsuen, which also seems to accept cash only. I saw a cash register and a calculator when I passed by this eatery. I was happy to see CoCo. I don't remember it being here when I last visited this mall. I decided to get a bubble tea. It's cool that you can access this business from the food court and from the parking lot. Staff were friendly and nice. I loved my strawberry black tea with coconut jelly. I spent a good hour sitting at a table, enjoying my food and drink. The chairs go down when you sit on them. It was different. Each table has four seats. It was spacious and nice having my meal here. I used the washroom before I headed home. It was clean. The stall that I used was a bit tight between the door opening inward and the toilet. It was weird, but I managed to get in and out of the stall without calling for help. I want to return for more good eats and drinks. Moteru Sushi has Korean and Japanese food. I saw someone order ramen, which made me drool. I'd also like to try beef ho fun from Tsui Xiang Tsuen. I need to remember to get some cash. (370)

I went in Sino Mal lat least once a week because of the food court, The food is amazingly good and…read moresuper affordable with great portion. There is supermarket and several food, sandwiches.delicacy and dessert surrounding the area. Its totally worth visiting.

It's funny that a few years ago, after going for an interview at then RIM (now Blackberry), that I…read moreneeded a rest stop. I visited a Walmart and did some shopping before driving home. I figured out last weekend that this Walmart is connected to Fairview Park Mall. Hey, better late than not knowing at all! I spent a few hours at this mall. I ate at the Bourbon St. Grill. The food was yummy, although it was the first place where green beans had a mix of cabbage and a few carrot slivers. My best purchase was at Sephora. I bought two bottles of Formula X nail polish for $7 each. The regular price was $16 each. The mall has almost all the stores that Conestoga Mall does not have. There are some exceptions, of course, such as Green Earth and Bourbon St. Grill. I also bought a car sun visor from Showcase for $5. I was happy with my finds. I had a good shopping experience. The mall offers free wifi. It's clean. (184)

Meh, nothing special…read more Unless you're one of those people who want to see one of the last Wal-Marts in the old design, again nothing special. The food court has some nice unique restaurants, and the mall itself does have the region's only Hollister store. The bus terminal here is dangerous. I've seen many close calls with pedestrians being hit by either buses or cars. I wish they designed it better...it's particularly bad between 3 and 3:30pm weekdays when all the high school kids get off their buses.

Was looking for Vegan options in the mall food court and found that this KFC fries the plant based…read morepatty in a separate cooker than the ones the chickens are fried. The sandwich comes with a bit of sorry looking lettuce and a vegan creamy sauce. The sandwich has an amazing crunch and in places is quite thick giving a nice bite to it. Wish the Plant Based Popcorn Chikn is back or there are some other better options available as well.

Creelman hall is one of the dining halls of Guelph university. With multiple vendors to choose…read morefrom, this is the best on-campus dining option, in my opinion. On this occasion I tried the nachos from the Mexican spot, a calzone from the pizza parlor and a noodle dish from a Mongolian grill type restaurant. The way this food hall works is that you order your food at the various vendors, pick it up and then bring all your food choices to be cashed out all at once. I found the food quality and portion sizes to be pleasantly surprising! The calzone was cooked in a stone pizza oven, and the nachos and noodle dish were very large! I split these items with 2 others and we were very full after this! I found the ambiance of the dining hall to be large and welcoming. My only complaint is that the bathroom is a bit far from the actual dining area. Overall very pleasant experience and I would definitely visit again.

This mall is probably one of my favourite hideaway, if I'm not at work you'll find me...doing lunch…read morein the area and shopping! The mall has a lot of changes, pre pandemic the indoor ice rink in the mall open with promotion free ice skating- and if you were a spectator you can ooo and ahhh at the pet store with the puppies in the window. Just fyi that pet store is gone now. I've dont some uber ests pick up coincidentally in the mall, there hadn't been a food place I quite enjoyed for quality or hidden gem and the markings on the floor for social distancing are Soooooo confusing. The mall has a few entrances, you can enter from the main entrance where the Osmows and east side Mario is. My favourite less crowded entrance is the back where the new bowling alley is, the entrance has enough parking you can turn in from Conestoga Blvd and you're there -plus the Zehrs is there the Starbucks inside (yay). There is some good outlet shopping here, theres a Marshall's and theres some others. I swear I bought the cutest cocktail champagne dress that was retail $200 for $20, so there are deals here. Now that the pandemic restrictions have been lifted there are return options where stores were pretty much forcing final sale. So if you're in the area or just need an indoor walking gym, this is the place. It feels empty but I feel my shopping is efficient, no lines up :)

I really like the safety measures that they have in placed around the mall, especially in their…read morefood court. It made me more comfortable walking around and eating there.

Popped by for a root beer. Had excellent customer service from Bhuvana. She was very friendly,…read morepolite and helpful. DP

No stars Just ate there, and had a cockroach jump out of my…read moreteen burger Never ever eating there again Grossed right out Food Court at Stone Road Mall,- if one vendor has this problem I would be careful of all of them

Great mall! Really nice THE BAY with great and helpful…read morestaff. Also a SPORT CHEK. Old school LAURA SECORD.

I really like this shopping centre. It has decent stores; Hudson's Bay, Winners, HomeSense, Indigo…read more(which is my favorite of all) and also plenty of dining options both in the food court and food vendors like Blaze Pizza, Five Guys, etc. I love the farmer's market here. Plenty of parking spots that make shopping more convenient.

In the mall for some shopping the food court had limited vegetarian and vegan options. Taco Bell…read morehas been a reliable vegetarian spot. The family had Gordita Crunch and Crunchwrap Supreme both made vegetarian. The quality and quantity same as everywhere else. The service was quick and prompt. The time it took to give to us was a bit longer. Wish they had vegan options, other than fries and cinnamon crunch. The seating spots plenty and clean

The store Taco Bell in Stone Road Mall messed up our order. In place of fixing one taco in the…read moreorder, the owner argued with me. Then he walked away. Talk about pissing off your customers, how can Taco Bell allow for this treatment of its customers. Stay away from the owner and his establishment of Taco Bell / KFC in Stone Road Mall. He holds zero respect or care for his customers!

This is a pretty good mall for a relatively small sized city. They have most of what you will need…read morein the day to day from clothes, shoes, electronics, food, banking, grocery, pharmacy, movies, etc. This mall is one of the very few where the washrooms have cloth towels to dry your hands. The mall overall is also well taken care off and you will find it to be quiet clean. The mall also hosts the North terminus of the local transit system so it's easily accessible and then fairly convenient to leave for your next destination after your shopping trip.

Conestoga Mall was right across the street from the hotel we were staying at, and it has a…read moreWinners, so we had to go, lol. We walked over, but of course there is lots of free parking. The mall itself is like any other medium to large mall in Canada with the usual chains. I did not see anything special about this mall. No unique stores or anything that really sets it apart from any other mall. The Winners was really picked over and was wasn't that great. The food court was just chains with no independently owned vendors. My husband and I walked around, but nothing caught our eyes, so we didn't buy anything. It's an ok place to poke around, but not a destination mall, at least not in my opinion.