Bramalea City Centre

Bramley City Centre, while not a bustling metropolis, offers a charming and functional experience that earns it a solid 4-star rating. It's the kind of place that consistently delivers on its promise of local convenience and community feel, rather than aspiring to be something it's not. The Good: One of Bramley's strongest assets is its walkability and accessibility. The compact nature of the centre means most amenities are just a short stroll away, making errands efficient and enjoyable. Public transport links are decent, further enhancing ease of movement. The range of independent shops and local businesses is a real highlight. You'll find a good mix of essential services alongside quaint boutiques, cafes, and eateries that give the centre a distinct character. This focus on local enterprise fosters a welcoming atmosphere and often provides a more personalized service than larger chain stores. The community spirit is palpable. You'll often see residents chatting, children playing, and a general sense of neighborliness. Local events, markets, and festivals frequently pop up, adding vibrancy and opportunities for connection. The green spaces, while not extensive, are well-maintained and offer pleasant spots for relaxation. Cleanliness and safety also stand out. The centre generally feels well-kept and secure, contributing to a comfortable experience for visitors and residents alike. Areas for Minor Improvement (Preventing a 5-Star): While the independent businesses are a draw, the overall retail offering could benefit from a bit more diversity. A few more mid-range clothing stores or specialist shops would round out the shopping experience without sacrificing the local charm. Dining options, while pleasant, are somewhat limited in terms of variety. More diverse international cuisine or upscale dining experiences would be a welcome addition for those looking for something beyond casual fare. Finally, parking, while available, can sometimes be a bit of a challenge during peak hours. While walkability is a strong point, for those who do drive, improved parking solutions could enhance convenience. Overall: Bramley City Centre is a delightful and practical hub that serves its community exceptionally well. It excels in fostering a strong local identity, offering convenient amenities, and providing a safe and friendly environment. It's a place that feels genuinely lived-in and cared for, and for that, it thoroughly deserves its 4 stars. It might not be a destination for a grand shopping spree, but for everyday needs, a relaxed coffee, or a friendly chat, Bramley City Centre hits all the right notes.

Bramalea City Centre is a fantastic one-stop destination for shopping and essentials. With a wide variety of stores, from top fashion brands to everyday necessities, it caters to every need under one roof. The mall is clean, spacious, and easy to navigate, with plenty of parking available. Staff in both the mall and its stores are generally courteous and helpful, making every visit pleasant. It’s also conveniently located with good transit access. A reliable and enjoyable shopping experience for Brampton residents and visitors alike.

My favorite mall. This is the shopping centre I grew up with. Seen every renovation and expansion. Now, the South Food Court is being completely renovated again and it's going to look fabulous. I am certain that once the food court is remodeled, they will continue with the rest of the mall. The shopping centre is always busy and there's always something new. It's a fabulous place to shop, eat, or just go for a leisurely stroll. I hope they bring the fountains, trees and holiday animatronics back. Especially with social media, being different than the other malls and adding investments like this would bring people to the mall and they will stay longer and shop and spend more for sure. They have an incredible management and leasing team. Oh, also a movie and entertainment hub would be beneficial where the Bay was. Thanks for keeping Bramalea alive and a shining, rising and fabulous shopping destination for everyone

One stop shopping for pretty much anything you want. lots of food options as well at the food court.

This mall is kind of 1 stop shopping for mostly everything you need, and the best thing is you can always find good deals at all branded stores. Love to go shopping and window shopping too 😜

Love the food court! Lots of variety. Stores such as Old Navy, Fairweather, Best Buy and Bed Bath and Beyond offer variety in your shopping experience. If you go at no peak times it is an even better experience

Bramalea City Centre, one of the largest shopping destinations in Ontario, offers a vibrant mix of fun and entertainment options. With over 300 stores, it’s a fantastic spot for dress shopping, groceries, phones, shoes, and even seasonal items like Halloween costumes. Beyond shopping, it has a range of dining options and services, making it a lively spot for families and friends to gather, explore, and enjoy year-round.

Bramalea City Center is a one-stop destination that truly has something for everyone! The mall boasts an impressive variety of shops, ranging from popular fashion brands to specialty stores, making it easy to find whatever you're looking for. Whether you're shopping for clothes, electronics, or unique gifts, this place has you covered. The dining options are equally diverse and cater to all tastes. From quick bites to sit-down meals, there’s a great selection of eateries and food courts to choose from. It's perfect for refueling after a day of shopping or catching up with friends over a meal. The mall is well-organized, clean, and spacious, which adds to the overall shopping experience. With plenty of parking and a vibrant atmosphere, Bramalea City Center is the ideal place to shop, eat, and unwind. Highly recommended for a fun and hassle-free day out!

It's a decent mall. It's got everything from your typical EB Games & Hot Topic, to things like Saks Fifth Avenue and Hollister. The Best Buy has seen a major update too. Outside of the mediocre Pickle Barrel location, they haven't really managed to maintain a decent restaurant in some time. The Food Court is decent for what it is however and the second, smaller food court however is basically just McDonald's and a few other places that I can't even recall. They used to have a Zellers and Target but with their closures from Canada, but got Saks instead. Sadly we now have no alternatives (Walmart would have been great) The immediate surrounding - still a part of the Mall, is quite the opposite with really great restaurant options. Want a pub? St.Louis has you covered. Want to sit on a great Patio? There's a Moxies with an outdoor bar. Feeling like a great Steak? There's a Keg too! Lots of great options. All in all, as far as Malls go - especially in Brampton - it's pretty good.

I think city center need a freidge or something like watercooler for free so anybody can take water.

I'm here today participating in the Emergency Preparedness Week information booths for the public being held inside the former Sears location within Bramalea City Centre. This large shopping mall is located in the city of Brampton and is home to over 300 stores & services. It's a nice mall and great for this community!

This is my go to mall because it's the closest one to home. Lately, they've been adding new stores that I'm more interested in, which is great! It's a decently sized mall, shaped in a square and has two floors and underground parking if you want to escape the outside parking. It's a nice walk around too. The washrooms could be cleaner, but that's almost with every mall..

Was there for the first time since Covid 19 shut everything down. We left after 20 minutes because I observed 5 or 6 people blatantly not wearing masks inside the mall and at least a dozen with masks just covering there mouths. I take the pandemic very seriously and will not frequent any place that doesn't. I learned at the beginning of all this that Amazon was a very convenient alternative and while I'd rather spend my money locally I won't put my or my family's health at risk.

I arrived early for a restaurant me and my friends were going to dinner at (August 8 - which is connected to the mall) so I decided to wander around the mall while I waited. It's a bit outdated in terms of lightening etc but it's huge - there is plenty of space to walk around and it was pretty clean. Of course it has all your heavy hitter stores - MAC, Forever 21, Bay, Aritzia, Dynamite..etc.. There is also a Freshco located here so you can get some groceries as well. One stop shop is what I like - as long as the parking lot can handle it.

A good local place to go to shopping. Its a great mall for shopping. There are many stores

What a glorious, blasphemous mess. The first thing you notice when you roll up to Bramalea Centre is how piecemeal and scattershot the whole place is. Rest assured, this was not a facility built with expansion in mind. Walking from a meeting at the nearby Region of Peel building, I noticed a number of stores grafted onto the side, including a Hudson's Bay, Forever 21 and a Saks Fifth Avenue all awkwardly jutting out from the frame of this Frankenstein-like entity. Maybe I'm just spoiled because I'm a 20-minute trip away from several malls in Mississauga that were built with form and functionality in mind (I'm looking at Square One), but the first impression wasn't exactly a great one. I'm aware that this site has been compared to Yorkdale Mall, and the similarities aren't far off the mark - a mall set in a highly-urban cener that's been completely dressed up to be a destination for the uber-rich with the aesthetic to match. This being Brampton, though, the mall can't escape its... hood trappings, for lack of a better description. Despite the beautiful interiors, the place is filled with a lot of janky-looking people who are just loitering about. The food court is a small affair that seems to be oddly small for a site of this size, and it drew comparisons for me to Sheridan Mall in Clarkson (which has a similar setup with nowhere near the traffic). On my way to McDonalds' to grab a coffee, I saw how rough and messy the place was - if you are going to grab a bite here, there are a handful of restaurants scattered throughout the mall that look much brighter and clean. I also found myself getting lost, even when using the mall's touch-screen map system. I was looking for an RBC branch to do some banking, and the directions it gave me either weren't clear (it doesn't seem to differentiate between the first or second floor) or not straightforward, because I ended up lost and had to walk all around the mall to find what I was looking for. Half the screens in the mall didn't appear to work correctly, either. One thing I'll give the place kudos for are the incredibly-comfortable seats peppered throughout the hall. I actually sat down and surfed on the wi-fi for a bit, and was pleasantly surprised with how peaceful the experience was. There are some good aspects here, and it's easy to see why it's a preferred destination for families and students in the afternoons - it's right next to a bus stop and is smackdab in the center of Brampton, so there's no real way to escape it. With a few caveats (confusing layout/design, weird selection of stores, janky food court), this is a solid mall to visit if you ever need something. Worth a look.

Many empty spaces. Low-end shopping. Poor security. Anything you can find is this mall are sold online, there is no point visiting. A woman cut me in line yesterday, then pushed and shoved me when I confronted her. The security guards witness the assault and did nothing. The male guard suggest we apologize to each other, while other guard (an overweight blonde female) said she saw nothing and mocked me, "Call the police. Someone cut me in line. Boo Who." What is the point of her? This kind of "security" rewards bad behaviors and attracts the aggressive line-cutting customers. You will see non-handicap people parking at ADA spaces but the security would do nothing about it. This drives away good customers, making the shopping experience unbearable. High end shops have all closed. Even Gap closed. They now cater mainly to the the low-income and pensioner crowd. It's mostly food stalls now. Many spaces are mortgage advisers, accounting office or payday loan places. Not really much shopping.

Well when you go in the first thing you notice is that it is not clean! The variety of stores it great but still it is not clean. I have seen better malls before in my life and will still go to this mall but it is not my favorite. again I state my point that it is really gross there.

Probably a 3.5, but giving a '4' seems a bit excessive. It's Brampton's biggest and best mall by a long shot. It has most of your standard stores and they've slowly been renovating and adding a few more trendier stores - well for woman at least, such as: Mac, Aritzia and a few others. The food court is okay and I've seen in improve in the last couple years - notably with Paramount recently. They also added a second smaller one, with the McDonald's taking the lion's share of the business there. There's a nice Goodlife gym on the lower floor and they have great parking. There's also a few restaurants and other businesses surrounding the mall. The Keg, Moxies, 5 Guys and Eikonic Hair are some of these notable It's situated at the functional city-centre of Brampton, with municipal building nearby, along with a library, rec centre, bus terminal and Chinguacousy Park amongst others. A solid mall that meets all the basic checkpoints, without having too much notable either.

On the day of my last visit, half of Brampton had to be here...the place was wall to wall people. Obviously a place for teens to chill and people with strollers to wander, maneuvering through hordes of people is not an easy thing to do. Plenty of selection covering a vast array of price points. The McDonalds (2nd floor) here is horrendous....the lineup to get served is an absolute war-zone. Some great kiosks litter the store. Not my favorite place in the world to shop

3.5 stars It is my first time here. The mall looks new. The walkway is wide. The path is confusing enough that I make circles and cannot get a feel of direction easily. Which is exactly what the mall designer wants. The air smells clean meaning a good ventilation system. There are a good mix of stores, from lower price range such as Dollarama, family friendly stores such as PJ Pets, to nice fashion stores like Forever 21 and Joe Fresh. It seems the mall caters to a younger crowd, as I don't see many work clothes store such as Banana Republic. It is good that it has Hudson's Bay and Sears to cover this base.

Bramalea isn't my favourite mall in the GTA but it is alright. There are plenty of women's clothing options and a decent food court. Sometimes finding a parking spot near my gym entrance can be tricky, so pack patience if you are coming here on a busy day. Generally the mall is fairly clean and you can find pretty much anything you need to purchase there for everyday shopping.

Nothing special. At least it's MUCH better than SHOPPERS WORLD (horrible mall). If you are stuck in B-Town this mall makes sense for shopping option, zero reason to visit or go out of your way (Brampton sucks!).

the local mall that they're turning into a mini Yorkdale. great variety of shops and places to eat.

The mall is fairly decent and looks like they did a makeover within the last few years. There are many stores here that now make it a shopping destination and probably the best mall in the Brampton area. The mall is as good as the original building can make it. There are many benches and new washrooms around. The waste bins look like they are changed regularly. I do wish they had better shopping deals as my girlfriend and I didn't find too many places to shop at. The better bet is to travel further southwest to the Halton Hills Outlet.

TRADE SECRETS: Do Not go to Trade Secrets located at Bramalea city centre for any aesthetic services. The aesthetician is Incompetent. Specifically, DO NOT have your eyelash extensions done here she does not know how to apply them and you Will be sorry.

This mall is pretty awesome. Open and spacious with the extremely high ceilings on the second floor. And I love that Forever 21 is right by the underground parking. One of my favourite stores. And Aritzia is coming soon! It is always clean here and the employees seem to be very friendly. The only downside is when I really had to use the washroom on the second floor I had to walk around to the other side, through some long hallways, and then finally reached my destination. I thought I mysteriously was on a trip to Narnia.

Yeah...no. Based on the reviews, I was expecting MORE. However, if you go through the directory, half of the stores are no name stores. And the chain stores that are there are fairly lame. Furthermore, majority of the stores that are in the directory aren't even IN the mall, but surrounding the mall traverse a huge ass lot in separate strip malls. Quite misleading actually. The layout of the mall is poorly planned. It seems like a random series of halls (dead-ends) and loops. It was as though it was originally a waaay smaller mall, then since nothing was happening in the area, some builder decided to add and add without thinking it through. Most populated women's clothing store was Forever 21...enough said. I was never able to connect to their free wifi.

This was a tough one to rate, thought it would be a 3 star place but thinking more in to it I'd say more like 3.5! It's pretty much similar to any decent mall out there, which actually is a good thing to say about the City Centre because it does not look like much from outside but in recent times they have been expanding and it's actually good looking in the newer sections. Sure you don't get any stores you can't find in any other mall but that's exactly what a mall is supposed to be right? It's not full of high end shops and offers the casual shopper a good amount of places to go shopping and the area surrounding it almost feels like an oasis, with a Starbucks (few and far between in Brampton), a library, LCBO, Beer Store, Rabba, Freshco and more all flanking to "across the car park" here. I far prefer it to any strip mall or Shopper's World, and it keeps expanding, so good on them. Nothing else much to say here, there's a Bestbuy, I'm a fan of that?

This mall is so much better than Square One. Why? This mall has a mix of unique shops (Marble Slab Creamery, Funnel Cake place, non-chain pizzeria) and Best Buy. It truly does mix in the boring dry old franchises with some small businesses, which is nice to see. Square One is more or less just all chain stores that you can see anywhere else, whereas this place at least has some identify.

The mall is big and has lots of upgrades compared to what it was five years ago. There are some upscale elements as well as affordable spots. It's attractive and well-kept for the most part, and of course there's a huge new section that's especially shiny. One thing I like about BCC is how it's grown into more of a complex than "just" a mall in the last while as well. There are better and more restaurants, there are a few separate strip malls, and even a metal outdoor structure. Also: 24-hour grocery store! Not enough of those in Brampton to suit my taste. Finally: food court. A good variety in the food court (I like Thai Express and Timothy's Coffee), and the furniture and skylight and all of that make it feel clean and pleasant. It's a mall, of course. No way around that. It is the nicest mall in Brampton, though, so if you are looking for a nice environment in which to do your consumer-related activities, this is a good bet.

Literally ran into sears to get a watch battery changed. The girl was super friendly. Great on customer service. Now I don't shop at sears but I was very pleased with the service I received with minutes to closing.

Nice little mall in the main area of Brampton. Not as big as Square one or Eaton but for area its quite big. lots of shops and a great food court with good choice.

Free wifi!! I had some time to kill whilst waiting for my flight, so after some consultation with an airport clerk, I took transit to this nearby mall. It's large and has the ubiquitous shops and chains found in most malls. I wasn't looking for anything specific, as I was only interested in a dry place to wander (it was raining that day) that offered more variety than the airport. If I lived here, I would probably be a fairly frequent visitor.

I grew up at this mall and have noticed a lot of great changes throughout the years. They have a great variety stores which means usually I don't have to go to Square One to find most things. With the new extension, it has opened itself to many new opportunities! Also, recent openings of Target and Dollarama lets me make a quick trip to the mall instead of going all the way to Walmart. I come here almost everyday to pick up random things! It also has 2 supermarkets for your grocery needs (Metro and FreshCo), so this mall can truly be your one-stop shop for everything.

spending almost two decades in Brampton, BCC was always a place to hang out with friends afterschool, or even just to beat the heat. nowadays Bramalea City Centre is Brampton's version of Yorkdale...or at least a very good attempt at doing so, all sorts of renovations have been completed. this mall is very very clean, and boasts a bunch of high end stores, and other stores for everyday use, the food court is awesome and is one of my favorite food courts to come and visit. this mall also serves as a transit hub for Brampton transit and go transit. lots of parking, and multi level parking. you can truly find anything and everything at this mall.

I LOVE this mall! There is something for everyone guaranteed. The food court is big with tons of seating and dozens of options. For nursing mothers, it is breastfeeding friendly. If you like to nurse in privacy, they have a great nursing room for women only. It has big comfy chairs, secure entrance and a diaper changing station and it is NOT a bathroom! If you frequent the BCC often, I strongly recommend you join their fashionicity program. You sign in when you enter the mall, bring your receipts to Customer service desk and they will email you specialized coupons based on your shopping habits. As well as you get a deal to select upon arrival to the mall. We love the program

MOBILINQ- NEVER GO THERE... Worst experience of my life. Went in for a cracked phone screen. When my phone died it stopped working. It was going to cost me 400 to fix it with apple, who confirmed that they damage was done by them because they were the last to open my phone. I went back the next morning, first thing. The manager of the store said i would have to wait for the technician because i made the deal with him. he said the technician wouldn't be in for another 2 hours. so i left to find other places to fix my phone. i was fed up. i have so many other things to worry about and this problem wasn't supposed to be one of them. I went back at around 6pm, in hopes of the technician being there. the old hag of a manager was there. he said the technician stepped out to the bathroom. I said look sir since you're the manager her why are you waiting on an employee to resolve your issues. all i wanna know is if you can fix the phone, or give me my money. he kept telling me wait. so i waited for 45 minutes.so you can imagine my patience level after waiting 45 minutes for his technician to finish with his explosive diarrhea problem...why else would he be in the bathroom for so long. anyways i said to him look sir i don't need to fix the problem with the technician can we get this going. he told me he had a long day and he's an old man. i said I've had a worse day so please don't give me that. i said as a manager fix your problem (once again) he told me he wasn't the manager. i said you just said you were. now you're a liar. he said i was a liar and accused me of taking my phone home and ruining it. I said shame on you. he said shame on me for not respecting my elders. I said shame on you for not respecting any human in general. I hoped he would feed his family good with the 100$ i gave him, since he didn't want to return it. he then proceeded to call mall security and the police on me. thankfully the security knew this wasn't the first problem customers have had with the old hag. so both parties were on my side.he proceeded to fix my phone for free. he said it would take 45 minutes. came back an hour later it wasn't done. he said another 15 -20 minutes. so i waited that long, and came back. phone wasn't ready lol. anyways when the phone was ready i proceeded to check things out making sure it works. my boyfriend told the guys if it doesn't work I'm coming. he started raising his voice saying don't make any accusations. and he called the security again lol telling them he gave me my phone. anyways. i would give this place no stars first of all. second of all save yourselves the headache because life gives us enough problems. by the way the cops and security were on my side and recommended i file a civil court lawsuit case :) haha. shutting you down you dehumanizing rat.

It's an ok mall. Has all the lower end stores. Can't wait for Forever XXI to open tho. I like the crepes in the food court.

Blink is a eyewear shop were you can go to spend you hard earned money on very low quality products. Further more, be treated like you're a complete imbecile for no reason. Hate the customer service and I hate the products. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY THERE!!!

this mall is under construnction and is starting to get better, still a family mall but it has to get better stores inside, some clothing stores are dated, a and p and zellers, give me a break...I remember Yorkdale as a kid, it had family restaurants, a and p, no food court, even a soft ice cream machine in the centre... btw...Sunday shopping was non exsistent.... thanks to that fur salesman on Spadina... Paul whatever.... thats another story...York dale has adapted and I think Bramalea should be a real competitor, by ousting thecrap stores and compete with Square One and Yorkdale as a premier mall...... added Oct/22 2010 Since the new side opened, the mall has had a major (extensive) face lift, the new part of the mall is awesome and rivals any of the big malls with a glass spacious entrance, 75 new stores.natural lightin and massive halls, convient multi level parking and still the outside continues to grow, awesome job, way to go Bramalea City Centre, they have up the ante with the makeover....

Horrible mall considering all Bramptonians take some sort of pride talking about this mall. Well I guess them Bramptonians know nothing better. The mall has no floor planning with stores that are just scattered in many different hallways and dead-ends. Most stores are private and not some big companies. Also, if a Mall doesn't have Sephora or Mac then it shouldn't be called a Mall.

I like this mall. Parking is always available and free. I never have to fight for a parking spot in the big garage. This mall has everything from a huge gym, 2 foodcourts, and plenty of stores galore. I always like the fact that this mall is always clean no matter what the season.

A pretty nice, (I'm assuming recently renovated and still being renovated) shopping centre. They had a couple of stores that I don't usually see in the malls near me (Scarborough town centre and fairview mall). Parking was NOT as hectic as I thought it would be and used to, especially since its "Black Friday". Still undergoing some renovations but I'll definitely come back!

I'm a fan of the mall in general. Great expansion and the new stores are great. However I'm writing a review for a Hair Salon called Level 2 which is situated on the lower level next to the Second cup. Overall the salon is good however I have been a customer for one particular hair dresser, Linda. She's been there forever but never once has my appointment been the actual time. Today I waited for 40 mins until I finally just walked out. She didn't have the courtesy to let me know she was running late. So pissed off this is not he first time... However it will be the last. I'm off to Fiorio salon at Square One.

I don't really like to hang out at malls, I like a cup of Tea in the evening. when I searching the local area for Tea I came across David's Tea it's a shop in the mall. So now I go back daily for a cup of tea and a bag to go. If you visit this mall definitely go if you like Tea.

Great mall just minutes from hwy 410 with lots of parking spaces. This mall has been renovated so they've added a lot of new stores. There is also a Goodlife Fitness inside the mall which is convenient for a quick workout.

When I visit Toronto, I usually come here. I prefer it over places in downtown. They have a wide variety of stores with different departments. It's like an all in one mall where there is a gym, pet store, clothing, shoes, cosmetics, etc. Food court is usually crowded so we ate across in a small section. There's enough parking but you have to drive carefully. There are these little buggies for smaller kids for around $5 which is useful. There should be more maps as they expanded and added more stores so it's hard to navigate. I usually park near Forever 21 or the Bay to enter and exit quickly. Some places can be overpriced and the some stores, especially cosmetics, have employees standing outside trying to get attention and it's hard to ignore. Overall, great when you go when it opens so it's not a rush or go in the evening.

The mall is a great place to shop! It has a lot of great stores and it has high ceilings with a beautiful entrance. Some of the stores can be expensive but overall the prices are reasonable. I love shopping here and I would recommend shopping here!

This is a fantastic mall I have seen it grow for the past 8 years and they have really pushed them self to make the mall bigger, better, nicer, and a great shopping environment.

I love this place because of all the sores but the price is outrageous I would not recommend going there for a CHEAP shopping trip

This is a great mall for many reasons! They have a gym, and a great selection of stores. A library beside the mall, a Freshco, I mean what else would you want out of a mall?!

The mall certainly has improved since I moved to Brampton 20-odd years ago. It seems to have it its sweet spot a few years ago when it was easy to navigate and actually existed in one single building. Nowadays the mall has gotten a little big for its britches, likely due to trying to emulate the other supermalls that exist in Toronto. What this means, unfortunately is that you can get lost easily and a lot of your shopping will require you to leave that actual mall, which I find to be a pain, especially in bad weather. That said, it has a great selection of stores and is a fixture for all Bramptonians!

I am very impressed with BCC as they have several electric car chargers to support lowering auto emission and support EV drivers.

I love the new look, this Bramalea City Centre, I know from some 17 years ago, What a good investment in Brampton, very nice, Lost of parking too, everyone should visit this Mall, very relaxing to shop with so many new stores. Love it

I used to live in Brampton and worked at Bramalea wayyyyyy before all of the renovations. It surely is impressive if you compare it to the way it was years ago. Personally, I don't like Brampton area, but this mall maybe an exception The layout is kind of annoying if its your first time there, but there is a good mix of everything including the Metro, Best Buy, and even a Goodlife Fitness. Lots a small businesses, as well as franchises which is great, nothing like Yorkdale, Square One, or Sherway where you will find more high end stores. I love that there is a Marble Slab and Nestle, something a little different that you won't find at other malls. You will always find parking which is a plus, and the Druxy's owner makes the best egg salad sandwich I have ever tasted.

Bramalea City Centre...I've been going to that mall since I was a kid and seen all the changes as I was growing up and seen it grow and get busier with the changes. The selection is beyond amazing. The promotions the shopping centre makes cater to the local residents only. That results in not enough people from surrounding areas to visit this shopping centre. They have a loyalty program, reward points, which caters again to local residents. Millions of dollars in giveaways that nobody knows about. The result, the traffic is not as it should be. If they focused their promotions on Social Media like facebook likes and things, they will get the people back to the centre. Now, because of their lack of exposure, stores are closing, there are a lot of vacancies in their expanded area, as well as in their original areas, as a lot of retailers moved to the new addition part because it is newer and spacious. They need to also bring back the fountains and Christmas displays and get into promoting and providing to everyone...not just the locals