I wanted to update my review on the midtown plaza. I've recently begun walking around with my…read morepartner there and going shopping there and what not. I understand the downtown area of Saskatoon Saskatchewan is the area where most of the Homeless Population is. However with that being said, security is not in any way doing anything to permanently stop the flow of homeless people into midtown physically. Once again i understand that it's the area of where all the homeless people hangout but I really think that Saskatoon needs to do better in banning homeless people from all public businesses. It's just that I fear for the safety of everyone else other than the homeless. There are young people there, there are senior citizens there, there are moms and dads with their young ones. When I see that and then see the amount of homeless people being let into midtown, the more I think that the Saskatoon police force needs to get involved because security is not doing their job at all. I disapprove with what's going on at midtown big time. If I was running midtown, there wouldn't be one homeless person inside at all at any moment whatsoever.

I like spending my time in this great shopping centre and I love the environment. I wish there was…read morea better parking place, though.

This mall was depressing. Dark, cramped, and with an unspectacular selection of stores, it seems…read morethere must be better options elsewhere in town. It does not help that the mall is at the end of one of the longest retail drags just westward. I did appreciate that the mall was here, but my shopping was done primarily at the Co-op next door. Even the food court was limited in selection, with the standard players and some poorly-run independent restaurants. It's a little sad, and that shouldn't be the feeling when you're shopping.

From the owner: Go for the shopping, Stay for the Fun! The Centre offers over 90 stores and services including…read moreSaskatoon's only Best Buy, Indigo Books, plus well known stores such as Sportchek, Shoppers Drug Mart, Saskatoon Co-op Food Store and Saskatoon's largest Urban Planet and Ardene. While at The Centre, enjoy the latest blockbuster at Cineplex. Stay for the fun! The Centre features Cineplex and Rainbow Cinemas with a combined total of fifteen movie screens. Also discover The Centre East Galleries consisting of seven fine art galleries showcasing Saskatchewan talent. Go for the shopping, stay for the fun! Visit The Centre at the corner of Circle Drive and Eighth Street East with two levels of free climate controlled underground parking and acres of above-ground parking.

Had a great person help me and my wife find the shoes we needed. Recommend for sure. Great sales…read moreas well!

I thought the selection of footwear was great but I had to serve myself. Staff seemed afraid of…read morecustomers

It's got everything you need! In this complex you've got…read moreSobeys and Sobeys Liquor, Canadian Tire, Mark's, Walmart, Cabela's, Shoe Warehouse, Old Navy, Banana Republic, Cora's, Chili's, Burger King, and so much more. It's expanding and for good reason. Remember to take the appropriate exits off Circle Drive to get here.

Lots of clothing and awesome prices. They should have more…read moreclothing for plus size people. Not much selection I enjoyed the layout. I had lots of high brand names and fancy dresses and none of them were taken. Service took really long to get to changing area. I was dissatisfied in the plus size department. It was sad to see my fancy dresses not to picked up from the pile. I'm not impressed with Plato's Closet.

Lots of selection and great prices! Only downside is that they're very picky about the clothes they…read moretake in. Brought 3 garbage bags of stuff and they took 3 items. Looked around and lots of the clothes they have are in worse condition than mine were, and I had lots of nice stuff! Hardly worn and brand names. Was pretty disappointed. Still enjoy shopping there however.