CF Markville is a clean and modern mall with a nice mix of stores for shopping, dining, and…read moreeveryday errands. From fashion to tech, you'll find popular brands and local shops all in one place. It's easy to walk around, and the layout makes browsing simple and stress-free. The food court has a good variety of options, and there are cozy spots to sit and relax. Parking is usually easy, and the mall feels safe and welcoming.

Mall always busy on weekends especially. Data/wifi does not…read morework on the Best Buy side of the mall... like it takes FOREVER to load anything. Good variety of stores and a clean food court. Washrooms in the food court are 50/50... the ones near Best Buy are much much better.

The service here could not be more terrible…read more Lining up for the change room, an employee asked me how many items. I let her know I had 5 and she hands me over the tag and walks away without saying anything. So I'm standing there wondering if I could just walk in to look for my own change room or do I just stand there.. So as I'm standing there wondering the employee folding the clothes asked me how many and I told her 5 while holding my tag and she's like oh you can just go in. I tried on the clothes and decided to get a couple of things. Decent price. Lining up in the woman's section. The employee at the cashier goes "men's section is empty if anyone wants to head over there" so I go there and it was not empty. There was 4 people in line which was the EXACT same number of people in the woman's section. But there were 3 cashiers in the woman's section while there was only 1 cashier in the men's. I didn't care if the wait was longer than it should be on a Sunday afternoon but more irritated from the lies the employee told. Cause I was sure had I waited in the woman's section I would've been done a lot quicker! Also the store is always messy. Lines at Zara is always SLOW. I saw about 4 different staffs just walking around doing nothing. Could they not assign more staff in cash? Ridiculous!

I seldom rate a store but this time I decided to do that. If I could, I would give zero star…read more The staff at the cashier (kids section) was so impolite - never gave me an eye contact, didn't hand me the bag after I paid and just left it on the counter. I am really not pleased because there was no service. Please train your staff properly.

I'd shopped at Giordano in Hong Kong numerous times, so I was excited when I found out that we'd be…read moregetting a store in the GTA. I visited after the initial hype died down a bit. The store is fairly small on the upper floor by the main set of escalators. We were greeted soon after entering the store and told of the current promotions. There is women's, men's, and children's clothing. I only checked the price for a few items, and it was on the pricey side.

First store to open in Canada…read more Opened Sept 14 at Markville Mall. The lineup was very long but worth it Great clothing for men's and women's, my regular shop when I'm in Hong Kong

Located inside Markville Mall, this Walmart is exceptionally clean and well-organized. It's smaller…read morethan a standalone Supercentre but perfect for grabbing essentials while mall shopping. The store features a modern layout and quick self-checkouts, making it a reliable, stress-free stop for groceries, household goods, and seasonal items. Lot of clearance items after Christmas and new year

Newly renovated recently, the entire store placement is like a complete 180 大執位 lol. All my…read morenecessities are at a different spot now and need to get familiarized all over again. One major thing this Walmart added was a hot food kitchen were the pharmacy area used to be. There are also more and more self-checkout kiosks for easy checkout.

Busy shop at markville mall , lot of ppl love this brand. Clothes are simple and very comfortable…read more Place is huge and clean all the time Price seem to be valuable as it seem to hold the test of time

I had recently downloaded the Uniqlo app and received a $5 coupon as a welcome gift and a coupon…read morefor a 3 pack of their Airism masks. There's a staff member at the entrance that takes your temperature and there's a bottle of hand sanitizer there as well. I wasn't sure if the fitting rooms would be open. I was told that they are with a limit of 6 items allowed to be taken in. There's physical distancing tape on the floor by the fitting room as well as the cash registers. Also, each employee has plexiglass separating them from each other as well as the customer. By the cash registers there's a large bin where you can drop off gently worn clothing to be donated through local shelters across Canada. Donated Uniqlo down items that can't be worn again are recycled into new products.

I like the idea of this place. You bring in your gently used items and they will buy things that…read moreare currently trending (which honestly always seems to be forever21 type clothing), and you get a few bucks in cash right back. Sometimes they take a few hours to go through your stuff depending on volume of people. You can leave or shop around while you wait. Shopping here is interesting. It really illustrates how sizes can differ between brands because there's stuff in large that fit a small person, and vice versa. The store itself is usually organized best they can. A few time though, I did want to purchase something and it had tears or rips in them. But they were being sold at the same or higher price than other pieces of similar style. While I understand the idea is that these are pre-owned, I think they need to maybe review the seams a lot closer before hanging up for sale. It's a bit disappointing to think you found something great at a good value, only to realize it's damaged and you can't really justify getting it.

I found some clothes and handbags that I no longer wanted so I googled online to see if I can sell…read morethem instead. I came across this store and found out they have multiple locations around GTA. So I went to this location, they had a lot of second hand items available. They take brand name items. They don't just take clothes, they also take hand bags, wallets and accessories. You would simply just need to tell them you're looking to sell. You will need to provide your phone number and a piece of photo I.D. They will send you a text once they have gone through the items. Just be mindful that they don't take everything. They can be very picky too. Sometimes I would bring in a bag of clothes and leave with not being able to sell any of it. It really depends on what they need as they had explained to me before they don't want to over stock on stuff they already have or they don't need for the season. So far, I've sold to them 5-6 times and got back about $30-$40 total. It's certainly not a lot of money but to me it's still something. Before I donate the items, I might as well bring them here and give it a shot to see if I could get back a few dollars here and there.