the best part is the GLOBE ceiling layout isn't great…read morelack of quality stores (bay/marahalls), best bets lot of cruddy stores like EH... and no names movie theatre is cool to have

One of the best area in Mississauga. big mall with lots of stores and outside plaza. Not too…read moremention they have living condo areas for people to live and shop. Not too crowded unlike any other area. Love this place and wished I could stay.

Great big mall where you are sure to find probably everything you need! There is a Walmart so you…read morecan even get grocery items if needed in addition to your typical clothing stores and appliance stores. You could even get a haircut in one of the many hair salons located inside the mall or go for a spa day too. Whatever you may need, it is likely you will be able to get it at Square One mall.

Place has changed a lot for better.. Mall is bigger and…read morebetter now .lot of new store , they are still expanding .

I can't believe that I have never reviewed Heartland Town Centre. I've been visiting for years…read more Weird! Heartland Town Centre is your Mississauga mecca for shopping at box stores. Because it covers such a vast area, it's best to figure out which stores you'd like to visit and drive over to them. The stores range from outlets to regular retail. You also have eateries and professional services mixed in for good measure. My go-to stores tend to be Winners, Kitchen Stuff Plus, Gap Outlet, and Krispy Kreme. The first two are next door from each other, so it's a two-for-one shopping extravaganza for me. I have found some nice merchandise at good prices at both stores. I love this Gap Outlet, as I have scored some nice discounts on jackets and clothing. I don't consume donuts often, but I love Krispy Kreme to the point where I've been known to do a donut run before heading back to the office. It takes me fifteen minutes to get here from my workplace. It's deadly and cool. Besides the stores that I have just mentioned, here's a running list of stores at Heartland that I have visited so far: - Bath & Body Works - Best Buy - Loblaws - Marshalls - Old Navy - Roots - Seafood City Supermarket Here are eateries that I have stuffed my face at: - Grill City - Heart Sushi - Jollibee - Tandoori Flame There are so many stores and eateries. I haven't visited them all yet. It'll take a while! Here are some stores and eateries that I'd like to visit: - Beanwise - Bergham - California Sandwiches - Copper Branch - Crocs - Mr Puffs - The Chopped Leaf I've never had any issues parking. I've dropped by on countless Saturdays and Sundays. It can get crazy, but I always find parking. It's cool shopping here. I feel the need to get some retail therapy now! (212)

ramneek was an awesome host and was very pleasant to speak with! I always go to this location and…read morehe's my favourite host there, so friendly and makes me excited to return

A bit of a ghost town these days. Lots of vacant units and construction happening. Currently,…read morethere's just 3 food vendors in the food court, a handful of small businesses, a public Library, a bridge club, some social and new immigrant services, and a large vaccination pop-up. Overall very clean, low foot traffic and some important services offered here.

The mall has had a tough life. Every big draw store has failed in this location. I'm not sure it's…read morethe mall as much as it just poor luck. The grey marble with pink trim is dated but well looked after. The food court only has one Mediterranean restaurant with half decent food. The rest of the restaurants have closed up shop. The metro is clean and the Shoppers is convenient. The rest are pretty much mom and pop shops speckled with a few chain stores. The best part of this mall is the Santa. No lineups and a great Santa.

Tip: It's a mixed indoor-outdoor mall with lots of eateries…read more I recently visited Swiss Chalet to pick up a takeout order. This eatery was located at Meadowvale Town Centre, which is a mixed indoor-outdoor mall. Swiss Chalet isn't connected to the indoor mall. It makes sense, as this eatery stays open well past the mall's closing time. Next door to Swiss Chalet is Jersey Mike's Subs. Technically, it is a part of the indoor part of the mall. However, when you're in the mall itself, it says to come outside to enter the eatery. It's probably not the best setup when it's frigid outside, which was the case when I visited. However, when it's warm, walking outdoors isn't as taxing. I checked out Your Dollar Store with More. It's only accessible inside the mall. It's a decent dollar store. It doesn't have as many food items and snacks as I had hoped, though. I saw Metro while I was at the mall. It's accessible from the mall and externally. I had no problem finding parking. I will say that some folks trying to park are scary. Take care when you're here, as both a driver and a pedestrian. This mall does have bus terminal, which is helpful if you are getting to and from this mall using public transit. There are a lot of eateries here that I need to explore. The downside to a mixed indoor-outdoor mall is figuring out what stores you want to visit, and whether they are indoors or outdoors. If you're driving, you need to figure out where you should park to access the stores that you need. (482)

For my 700th review, I am going to review the place where I spent almost 1/2 my childhood as my…read moreparents owned a store at this place pre-renovation. My quick history at this place: -Old school mall similar to Dixie Outlet mall with locally owned stores with Woolco, Dominion and a few banks. -Wal-Mart moved in to replace Woolco. Business improved at this mall (was a much better anchor store than Woolco). -Wal-Mart moved out without an anchor store and foot traffic decreased (this is in contrast to the belief that Wal-Mart doesn't help small businesses). -After Wal-Mart moved out, most of the mall was demolished with the exception of the side where Dominion sat (now called Metro) and also has a library, a couple of clothing shops . -This was replaced by an outdoor mall which now has plenty of restaurants, a Goodlife Fitness. Tim Hortons, etc. My overall verdict here: You don't shop here, you just eat here. If you are in the area, just come to this mall, and there should be plenty of things to eat. I particularly like Symposium Cafe and Pho Mi 89.

I haven't dropped by Walmart during this pandemic to shop or casually browse. Large box stores…read morehaven't made me feel all that comfortable as a shopper. I parked in front of this Walmart Supercentre twice to visit stores near it. I feel better about dropping by this one because it has two floors and it doesn't feel massive. Both times, I parked on the second floor. I like that it has gates that recognize when you are there. They automatically open without your touching them. The washrooms are immediately on the left when you walk into the store on the second floor. It reminds me of how Target was set up when it was still in Canada. I'm guessing that it may have been one years ago. The women's washroom was clean both visits. You don't get paper towels to dry your hands. Instead, there are two hand-dryers, but only the one installed closer to the ground one works. Figures for the person who is taller! The bottom floor is where the grocery section and pharmacy are. I didn't need anything on this floor. If you do, it's best to park on the bottom floor. The second floor has children's clothing, electronics, and more. There are staff at each entrance-exit area, including to and from the mall. The catch with the mall entrance-exit areas is that they close after 7 pm. When I was here on Monday night, it was after 7 pm. I saw the first floor entrance from the mall close. I was fortunate to have entered the store on the second floor just before it closed. I thanked the guy who let me go through. Otherwise, I would have spent more time exiting the mall and walking outside to get to my car. There is lots of parking in front of the store. Both times, I managed to park fairly close to the entrance. Shopping here does have a more casual vibe. It wasn't as crazy as it can be at a typical Walmart and shoppers were more courteous than I had expected. There are both self-checkouts and regular ones with humans. I had a couple of decent experiences here. I'd return when I'm back in the area. (380)

The Wal-Mart is two floors. Grocery on the first floor. This location has the self scanner check…read moreout where you can scan as you shop. One thing I don't like about this location is the staff, they don't seem to knowledgeable for items in the store. I was looking for a tent and was in the outdoor section. I was waiting 20min before being assisted but it was a Saturday; so I understand the chaos. The store is a bit chaotic and it's not hidden deal chaotic it's just unsorted unfortunately. The good thing about the store is it does stock a bit of everything and it is conveniently located right in Erin Mills. Honours price scanner error. Yea it means you lose 15min waiting and having your order suspended. Oh well

I'm a regular at Marshall's. 1890 Major Mackenzie Drive, Vaughan, Ontario, Canada . I've been…read morecoming here since they opened up this location. It's close to my house, small enough that I can navigate it quickly. I'm elderly. The store is fairly well stocked, except for housewares and women's plus sizes. It's clean, staff are friendly, great selection, fair pricing. I have never had a complaint until October 3, 2025. After waiting in line a while, I was served by ELLEN . We didn't get off to a great start. I handed her my winners bag to put my purchases in. She told me to bag it myself! I always help, just not when I'm ordered to. My total was about $215. I gave her cash, $220. In 11. $20bills. She counted it 3 times. I finally told her she needed basic math skills. No yelling, no swearing. She got all defensive and mouthed something rude. She then became overwhelmed and went to count it for the 4th time! . Finally a lady came over, told her to relax, breathe, and finished off the sale for ELEN. Ellen was a teenager, caucasion, long brown hair. I'd really like to know who thought this girl would be an asset and a good fit working a register and dealing with customers. I don't believe she had any training whatsoever. I was not impressed at all ( she had a small brain and a big mouth). October 5th, I was shopping again. ELEN was working cash. When it was my turn, I got Ellen. I don't think so, no way! I told the person behind me to go first. As I was being rung through by another cashier, a very nice one, I guess Ellen was finished her shift. She thought it would be cool to interrupt the sale, give the cashier a huge, fake hug, and discuss her work schedule. I was not impressed. It is then that I decided to write a review. I realized we all have to start somewhere, but why stick someone on cash that can't count? We are not a cashless society yet. Many teenagers would love to have a job in this economy, for extra spending money. This girl doesn't deserve this job. I think she should be retrained in cash and social skills, how to talk to a customer, especially elderly customers who grew up with manners. Maybe the stockroom or a factory is more up her ally. . Marshall's should be more careful who they hire to represent their store. If this is who they chose, I would hate to see who they rejected!!

This was my first time at Heartland Town Centre and my friend's been raving about this location. I…read morewas excited to check out what they have in store. This is one of their bigger location with a great selection of clothes, home stuff, skincare/makeup and shoes. It was very comfortable to shop at and not crowded at all. Do note that I was there on a Monday afternoon. We got lucky and found a good amount of clothes on clearance with the red sticker price tags. We found brands like Moschino, Theory, Rebecca Minkoff, DKNY, Herschel, Lazypants. Most items we picked up range from $15 to $30 which is a really good price!