Downsview Shopping Center

I recently visited Downsview Shopping Center, and it was a pleasant experience. The mall offers a wide variety of stores, from popular retail chains to smaller boutiques, so there’s something for everyone. The layout is easy to navigate, and there are plenty of food options in the food court. Parking was convenient, and the staff were friendly. Overall, a great place for shopping and spending a day out

The pizza was very dry with very less pizza sauce and very less cheese.The cashier lady with a tattoo on her right arm”blessed” charged us for two dips and she gave us only one moreover upon asking she replied with excuses. Worst experience of customer service and waste of money.

The Metro here is always well stocked particularly with fresh herbs and plants

Like it everything you need in just one plaza. Very pleasant

Lots of parking always, the metro there is decent. There's a pet store and shoppers drug mart. A couple sketchy people around once in a while..

This plaza has many different stores and services which are all available in close proximity to one another. I would highly recommend coming here if you need to get some errands done. It has a bank, a grocery store, a thrift store, a pharmacy, a jewellery store, and a couple of places to eat among other stores. I like that everything is nearby so you don't have to drive to various places to get things done, making this plaza very efficient!

Be careful if you don't want to get sick from eating at this Pizza Pizza. Let's mention a few things .....
1) Crowded, no social distance, no crowd control
2) They know they didn't have the scanner for the point card on the counter but kept saying after paying it would be added on for the points. Of course, it magically not working right after paying! Said bring the receipt back for points later
3) Saw a girl putting food in her mouth (of course no mask, not even on her chin) directly over the pizza dough, no gloves, talked to another girl (no mask, no gloves) leaning and talking directly on top of the dough. Then the girl who was eating went to the cash to touch money later on
4) A cashier who took my order (no gloves), was called by those 2 girls and went over to help (no hand washing, no gloves, just touched money, machine, til, then cooking utensils and the dough)
5) All covers for the spices were opened
6) No toilet paper in the bathroom
7) Did the staff have been trained on food safety?

We cancelled the order & will not be eating there again.

Eat there at your own risk!

A community centre in Downsview area. Campaign office of Michael Levitt in the neighbourhood. His Mandarin team from Vancouver organizes holiday coffee , meetings with volunteer students. Mandarin teams run camaraderie, community events, bringing food and holding onto his campaign to meet his constituents in various areas around the riding.

He has been champion of human rights - and extends special hospitality for Israel , and Filipino Heritage caregivers in Greater Toronto. Filipinos help the old community tremendously by getting mobile delivery of food etc.