Eglinton Square Shopping Centre

While there are empty stores in the mall, I always seem to be able to get what I need there. The food court has some great options!

ShoeClub at this square offered us the best deal. The workers at the store are customer friendly. The way they treat the customers is super.

Great shopping plaza for a cheaper budget. There are still some stuff for those willing to spend more but most days there are good bargains and discounts. You can get almost anything here as they Have a Great Food Court, a Metro Branch and a Dollar Store along with all the other stores on the compound.
Most days it's not crowded so after shopping you can enjoy a snack in peace at the food Court.
While they be sure to say hello to some of the elder folks who frequent the food Court Daily to have a chat with each.

Had family pictures with Santa and the staff is beyond amazing! They were so patient with my kids who kept crying and won’t sit still and they captured such amazing shots!! I hope they come back every year as we’d love to get one again! Also, no appointments necessary unlike the ones at other malls. Love them and their great staff!

I grew up in the area and spent many hours in this mall. Coming back... it has held up surprisingly well. They've made updates throughout the years but it still maintains a lot of its original charm. To call it a dead mall seems an unfair overstatement. Having visited during the week and weekend recently, I saw quite a bit of foot traffic. The food court was bustling with families, couples, and the usual groups of seniors having coffee and tea, laughing and chatting.

It has all the essentials. It's not Yorkdale or STC, but for a mall of its age, it's doing well and will only get better as work on the Eglinton Crosstown completes.

This is a small shopping mall with The Bay, Metro's, Shoppers Drug Mart, a public library, for court and many stores in between. There's plenty of parking, including covered parking, and very few patrons. It's also located near many different TTC routes.

A mere shadow of what it once was two decades ago. Photos taken of the place make it seem nicer than it truly is. It is desolate and barren, and rapidly headed towards an inevitable closure for all but its anchor stores.

To be fair, this is more of a regional issue and not necessarily any fault of the mall's--the bulk of the meaningful traffic around this area has since migrated elsewhere or spread thin amongst the plethora of other major retailers available in the area.

It is a shame that the only worthwhile moments from this shopping mall are the memories people once had when they were younger. That greatness will never return again.