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

This indoor public parking lot in the area. It is not surprising as it is next door to the Centre…read moreBell and the Gare Lucien-L'Allier train station. During special events, the rates for parking is $25 CDN, and during off events, it is $22 CDN for a 24 hr parking. The lot takes cash and credit card. During the special events, you have to pay upon entering the lot. The underground lot is located beneath La Tour Deloitte building, and it is easily accessible. I parked for a few days in the lot without any issues. The lot was cleaned and due to the cost, did not seem to have many patrons. Overall, I would use the lot again.

Plaza Cote des Neiges is basically one of the older shopping malls on the island of Montreal or at…read moreleast it appears to be. There is plenty of parking at the mall and they also have leveled parking. Whenever I go here by car, I will generally try to park in the leveled parking lot as opposed to parking in the parking lot which is out in the open. The reason for this is if it rains, I don't have to get wet when I go to/from my car and if it is sunny, my car doesn't get too hot from parking for a few minutes to over an hour under the bright sun. The only big recognizable store names at Plaza Cote-des-Neiges (in my opinion) is Canadian Tire, a Walmart Supercenter, and a Dollarama. They do have a lot of mobile/cellular stands or storefronts (Rogers, Fido, Videotron, Koodo, Virgin Mobile, & L'espace Bell). There is also a La Source. There is a discount movie theatre that shows movies that have played for a few weeks or a month or so at one of the bigger theatres but haven't been released on DVD yet. The price is ~$5.00. I used to go to the movie theatre that was there before when there were 3 major movie theatre companies in Montreal (Guzzo, Famous Players, and Cineplex Odeon) and I believe that this theatre was a Cineplex Odeon back in the day. I haven't tried this discount movie theatre out but might give it a try one of these days when I have the time. With some of the longer movies, you have to be careful about parking since there are signs indicating that there is a 3 hour parking limit. There is also a very large Asian grocery store in this shopping mall. In the food court, you won't find any of the big fast food restaurant names that you might find in food courts in the newer malls. A quick look at the food court showed what I would classify as ethnic small/independent fast food restaurants (so no McDonald's, A&W, Kojax, Tiki Mings, Thai Express, etc. here). I come here maybe once every 3-4 months just because I'm in the area. When I am here, I generally visit the Walmart Supercenter, Dollarama, and the Canadian Tire here. This shopping mall is dated when compared to the newer shopping malls on the island of Montreal. I would give them 3 stars.

The mall is fine but the Canadian Tire garage should be avoided at all cost. They are incompetent,…read moregreedy scammers and will take advantage of who they see as inexperienced, manager and employees alike. Definitely dont go there for maintenance, their services are lousy and youll waste your money. If you turn down further assistance, they will not listen and proceed without your permission, then force you to pay for services that you not only did not ask for but clearly declined. If you decline by phone call, the manager will hang up on you multiple times and call you back to deliver undesirable news, to then hang up on you again. They will even blackmail you by removing your wheels and keeping your keys (speaking from personal experience).

Don't bother. This is private parking. It shouldn't show up when looking for parking.read more

This is a great place to leave your car. I was stressed out trying to find overnight parking in…read moreMontreal. I thankfully found this place and they were so helpful. Anas, who works there helped alleviate my fears and I felt safe leaving my car there. The next day, I went to ask for suggestions for moving around the city and the owner, Mark, was really nice. He gave us suggestions and even used his phone to help me see how much an Uber would cost to a certain area. It made more sense to take our car but his gesture was greatly appreciated. Do yourself a favor if you're in the area and go to this indoor parking area.

Beautiful mall! Has a great range of shops. Lovely place to also just walk around or sit and enjoy…read morea snack.

sarah from La senza IS AMAZING give this girl a raise. I felt like a friend was helping me find the…read moreright fit. This is the experience I want when I go shopping. She is truly a natural and I would consider going back to that store. Everyone else didn't seem too quick to help me but sarah?! she was enthuastic and as soon as she saw me she wanted to help. I believe she was running the cash register and the fitting rooms so she did a great job delegating.

Montreal is one of my getaway weekends. It's an escape! I can speak French, eat crepes at "Creperie…read moreChez Suzette, and soak up the ambiance on Rue Saint Jacques in the Vieux-Port de Montreal. Old Town Montreal is like stepping into a European city. It's picturesque neighborhoods and buildings dating back to 17th-19th century surround you at every turn., Cobblestone streets with flower gardens everywhere, history & science museums, shops you will not find in the States and a promenade along the Saint Lawrence River add to the Old Town Montreal experience.. This is where Montreal had it's beginnings with the fur trade in the 1600's. From Old Town Montreal you can access the Gates of Chinatown, the Latin Quarter and Mount Royal. These are neighborhoods with their own charms. In the summer there are boat tours, ziplines, a giant Ferris wheel and a man-made beach at the base of the clocktower.

We were here to attend the Festival de Street Food Festival and enjoyed the variety of options!…read moreThere was an entry fee to enter into the festival. They were many different types of cuisine, desserts and drinks available. A DJ was present as well. In the flip: Since this was an outside food festival, there were port-a-potty's available that ran out of bathroom paper so it helps to check the potty's guest and cone ready - have your own available in your purse ladies stocked for occasions like this. (Me 1 - port-a-potty = 0) There were water buffalos and soap available to wash your hands. It was a nice area for the festival. We had beautiful weather that day. There were various activities. There was a Ferris wheel and we saw someone do the bungee as well. Neat shops were around the port. Nice spot.