SmartCentres Pickering

Good mix of your usual big box stores including Walmart, Dollarama and Home Depot. Recommended.

Store is upgraded from my previous visits. We'll laid out and easy to find what your looking for. Even when busy check out is fairly quick on express line. Pricing of products is good. Love to see them stock more organic foods. They had OG apples finally and nanas usually. Great neighborhood store cept for traffic into and from the parking lot.
Enter and egress from Steeplehill road should be one way only (should be enter only from Steeplehill) as its dangerous and on a curve and directly across from the next strip mall. Exit should be onto Kingston road. 30 years in this neighborhood and enhance mentioned is beyond poor and got worse due to higher traffic volume.

One stop shop for your needs. Walmart, Dollarama, Dollartree, Staples, Lcbo etc are all conveniently located in one big plazas that you could cross over.

I think the prices are great here - and the reno they did this year makes it a much brighter and cleaner look. Cashiers are often not friendly, but some are trying hard!

Only went there to pick something up quickly at Sobeys. Sobeys is too expensive to do a full shopping.

I would love this store more if I didn't have to walk through the nauseating aroma of fried chicken as I walk in. Other than that it's a nice cozy store, to be honest I like it best than any other Sobeys. The staff is very nice and polite.

It's got a Walmart, Lowe's, LCBO, Dollarstore and some restaurants. All the basics in one of these cookie cutter designs. Sobeys has closed down / moved though.

Only giving four stars because the Wal-Mart is so bad, why they have "happy to help" on their uniforms back is a mystery as they are no help what so ever, in fact they were so bad I do not intend to use any Wal-Mart again! The other shops are the exact opposite especially Lowes and Canadian Tire who have obviously got better management and staff who actually understand who it is that pays their wages

Tesla supercharger here. It's a bit of a walk to get to anything other than Sobeys and some clothing stores. There is one restaurant close by.

If you're S/B on Brock, access is limited to two entrances, then depending on where you're headed, you have to navigate between buildings with blind corners to get to some stores, especially in the north end. Sobeys, LCBO, Mark's, lots of restaurants. Egress to S/B Brock from the north end requires you to drive to the southern end of the plaza. The challenge is the other drivers cutting across parking areas, ignoring traffic control signs and lane markings, and speeding. If that doesn't bother you, it's an okay place.

I like the fact that they have a Home Depot and a Best Buy those are basically the only two stores I visit at this Shopping Center. Both stores are well-staffed, friendly and seem to know what they're talking about.

This is a great plaza with definately one stop shopping including food. Sobeys and Walmart, liquor store, Winners, pet store, Toys r us Lowes and many more.

'Smart' Centre is a misnomer. Did you know you cant walk between the stores? You have to drive? Not so smart.

Parking and driving lot of this smart centre type of place is seriously bizzare. I avoid going here as much as possible.

Using the LCBO app is breeze. Once they did not have online or in this store, so asked if they would oblige and get it sent here. It was done asap. Always stocked from craft, spirit and wines.