CF Toronto Eaton Centre

It's always a fun experience
They do a great job of keeping it well maintained and clean

One stop place for shopping, eating, hanging out with friends. Pretty organized, well connected with public transit, street cars, buses and subway stops Dundas/Queen. The central location attracts several customers to visit.

Great place to wash hands with freebies. Amazing place for free lotion & beauty product samples. Would recommend!

Lots of great stores. Currently under a renovation. Food court is quite large with lots of selection.

I'm thrilled to hear that you had such a wonderful time at the Toronto Eaton Center! With its wide array of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options, the Eaton Center offers a fantastic experience for visitors like yourself. Whether you indulged in some retail therapy, tried delicious cuisines, or simply enjoyed the lively atmosphere, the Eaton Center always has something special to offer. Toronto is a vibrant city, and the Eaton Center is undoubtedly one of its key attractions. Here's to more enjoyable experiences in this exciting city in the future!

If you're downtown and it's cd or raining, Eaton Center will have something for everyone. Very unique shopping experience.

Solid mall. They don’t have anything special to visit right now as an attraction but everything you need is there

Crowded. The same old stores. I only go to visit David's Tea which is an excellent shop. I love tea and it is nice that there is still at least one brick and mortar store left in the area.

Have so many good memories growing up and living in Barrie it was always such a treat to go to here

Eaton centre is a huge mall with a variety of brands from low range to high end. It’s infrastructure is really good and their Christmas decoration is always beautiful. A very good place for shopping in the city of Toronto.

Nice attraction but, confusing on the website (per the times) that stores are open for business

I absolutely love this mall. I love how it's decorated each year during Christmas. All the stores I need to visit can be found here. I also love the food court! Highly recommend visiting Eaton centre

Pas mal de magasin mais une galère sans nom si vous avez une poussette. Il n'existe que quelques ascenseur par étage et qui ne font pas tous les étages donc obligé de changer à chaque fois. On peut prendre 15 minutes pour descendre 2 étages

One of the best shopping centers I’ve ever been. The food court in the lowest floor is absolutely brilliant.

One of the most iconic and diversified place in the city. You can literally see people from all over the world under the roof of this one shopping mall. I really enjoyed a lot spending time here. Hope you will enjoy too folks.

The Toronto Eaton Center Is open 7 Days I Week Year Round Depending On Time Of Year An Holiday's Cretan Parts Are Closed You Can Check There Website Online For What Is Open location At Yonge & Dundas In Downtown Toronto Ontario Canada Very Popular Mall I Highly Recommend Seeing This Mall

Just like any other shopping malls with nothing exception, compared to pacific centre in Vancouver, it significantly lacks something…

I get lost in this huge mall. It has a total of 235 stores inside and you can find what ever you are looking.

You can access subway from right inside.

The best part is the mall is looking absolutely amazing when it’s the holiday season.

The mall is very clean and there is always a lot of security to ensure everyone is safe. They have Santa this year on the 3rd level by appointment. Santa's area is very organized to ensure everyone is safe for COVID protocols. In addition the mall has a program to have shoppers do the work for you. Checkout their website for more information. The best time to shop at the mall is weekdays, during ease of getting shopping completed.

The mall is clean and very nice. Food court is not very good. The food is not very fresh and usually the staff at the food court are not very clean. I hardly see anyone clean their hands after touching the cash till/register. I usually get my food from out side the mall a bit more expensive but cleaner

A great variety of shops to choose from. I just don't like the crowd of people you run into sometimes. Many street druggies.

Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, the Eaton Centre certainly beats like a heart in the center of the city. I particularly admire the design of the mall, especially the glass ceiling, and its convenient location in regards to the metro.

If you're downtown doing a little shopping, Eaton centre is definitely a place you need to stop! Love coming here, large number of shops.

One of the nice Malls in Toronto, they should however offer a first hr of free parking, or at least with a purchase in one of the stores, for this reason I prefer to go to Yorkdale or even Square One in Mississauga, they have free parking.

This is The City of Toronto's Premier Tourist, as well as city residents themselves, place to see and be seen. Simple as that, constructed by one of Canada's leading Shopping Centre Developers, Cadillac Fairview, back in the mid 70's, it remains the place to set your Boutique as well as open up major retail stores. It's impossible not to find it. Located on North America's longest continuous street (YONGE ST.)
at Toronto's busiest intersection (Younge and Dundas) It covers one whole City Block and two Subway stops! All enclosed in Safe, Warm, Cool, Clean, Environment all easily accessible for able bodied and disabled. Elevators, washrooms and the stores themselves are a Shoppers Heaven. Be sure to visit their Food Court as well as any one of many Speciality Restaurants. Most are Licensed and Happy to see you. While your there you might want to consider buying a Gift card from Cadillac Fairview itself. Good for Retail Stores on their property all across the country (Canada).

This place is busy all the time, no matter what day it is. And sometimes it can get dangerous there. And this place makes lot of money, that they can't afford to put in handycap doors for people who need it. I think that they should put in some kind of matel scanners where people walk through them to find guns knifes and so on. With all these thrats that is in this world no one is safe any more.

Love the variety of stores and #holidaydecor. But it is so hard to find stores when you are not a regular. I couldn't find a single interactive map while walking and shopping for two hours. #eaton #eatoncentre #christmastree

More and more upscale with high price tags. Reflects condo building. Very excellent building. Has gone through many changes. Good selection of restaurants.

This is by far the best mall i have ever been in my life. From shopping to food they have varities in everything. I used to visit almost everyday during my trip to toronto. Specially the food court was awesome with some fantastic food stalls. New york fries was our favourite and the other best part was to take the train from there. Woooow wish i can visit again

Lots of store to do shopping, varieties of food chains, can find vegan and halal food easily. Attractive place for the tourists as its near the visiting place of attraction for them.

Amazing place, spectacular building, so many outlets of every kind. Great choice in the food halls whatever your taste. Very lively, but ok to just sit and chill-out. Best mall I've visited.

CF Toronto Eaton Center is the best multilevel shopping center in Toronto. It has most of the major brands outlets for clothing and electronics. A big food court with several options as well as access to train station. The location is prime at the Yonge-Dundas Square. Its a beautiful architecture with gorgeous and luxurious look. This is worth visiting if you are shopping lover or you like to try variety of food at one place. It’s spacious, iconic, and beautiful with modern style. Definitely recommended for shoppers and visitors.

There's a lot of very good stores here. I especially recommend the food court and all the foreign foods here. Overall great place to go during your lunch break.

Lots of big stores and overall big mall. Well maintained and clean always.
One of the famous malls in Toronto located in downtown so has a lot to offer.
It has a lot of big branded name stores great for every time shopping.

Huge mall. And it is one of the largest mall in north America. You can find almost everything here, from head to toe. Huge foodcourt to fill your tummy and clean washroom too.

The Eaton cnetre has a great variety of stores. They have stores that carry designer to clothing stores that carry regular name products. There is a wide variety of food as well.

This place is huge! And it can get a bit confusing. I ended up in the train station, where I got asked for money quite a lot. But there's a good variety of shops (big and small) and it's a great place to spend the day if the weather is bad outside!

A great, multifloor mall is tons of shopping options ranging from clothing to electronics to jewelry! The mall has greatly benefitted from its 2010 revitalization, most notably with the Urban Eatery. There is a large variety of food with international food to typical mall chains to choose from in this section of the mall.

It is extremely accessible by TTC - Dundas and Queen stations have direct entrances into the mall and many streetcars frequently come beside the mall along Dundas and Queen streets. The PATH, Toronto's underground pedestrian network, is also attached to the mall which is super useful during the colder months!

It gets crowded frequently as it is Toronto's largest mall and it open relatively late. There are also lots of students who go after school as it is attached to Ryerson University and is close to a few high schools. Be sure to stop by over the winter to admire the Christmas tree as well as the reindeer and star installations throughout the mall! But of course, the Flight Stop geese will always be around~

Nice place with decent number of stores to shop at. The food court in the lower level is where I usually go to grab at bite at Villa Madina. Good food options for vegan and others too.

This place is always kind of like The Hunger Games. Expect to be thrown into an arena to fight for your life. Worth it for all the shipping in one location.

It's a pretty big mall but it's set up in a way that it's very easy to find your way around. It's very open and you can see stores on the other floors by looking up or down (depending on which floor you're on). Lots of stores to shop in. The food court is pretty great also. I probably had the best mall food court food I'd ever had at Bourbon St Grill.