Cambridge Centre

Not as I remember it... Lots of vacant stores. I really haven't been to a mall in a long while.. but this is not the Cambridge Centre I remember. Removed the ice and now has a go-cart track which is kinda cool, but was closed when I was there. The electric scooter/bike place in the old Sport Check was cool to check out also. I'm not a mall guy, and I was really just killing time.. not my place, other than Spencer Gift, nothing attracted me to check out.

yesterday we had lunch at the center mall in cambridge we got a quote at taco bell for a box for $20 even though the whole box cost $18 including tax We were served by a young girl from India who not only tried to rob my son but also served him leftovers that she had dug up somewhere What's more, she had the nerve with no reason then lick her fingers because she eating some fries around the corner where they baked fries and those same unwashed hands!!! She wrapped a lunch for my little son with her no wash hand Even though she knew I was seeing her, it didn't bother her at all.!!😡 I don't understand how a person serving food can even afford this, it's unhygienic and most importantly it's quite disgusting!!! Where are our rules?!! Where is the respectful approach to the customer?! A person who does not know hygienic habits and behavior should not work with food at all.!!! Canada goes down the hill nicely be careful where you go and what you eat because my experience yesterday in the mall food corner of taco bell and kfc was pretty disgusting and it could happen to you too so be careful … 🙏

It’s a smaller mall with limited stores, and quite a few vacant units, which takes away from the overall experience. That said, some areas feel more lively where there’s a higher concentration of open shops. The food court was the highlight—it was bright, offered decent food options, and even had a kids’ race track. Overall, it’s fine to visit if you’re local, but not worth a special trip from out of town.

I've been here a few times. They have a variety of stores that I can visit. They do have a food court with a dining room to sit down to eat. They also have a skating rink in the same area. They also have movie theaters inside the mall. I've been there to watch movies with family and friends. I found out that they are closing Hudson Bay soon. The discounts on the items have already started. They do have restrooms with Wheelchair Accessible Entrances. They do their best to keep them clean. They do have a few Entrances to get into the mall. They do have free parking with Wheelchair Accessible Parking Lots. Also, they have Wheelchair Accessible Entrances.

Great place for a casual shopping trip — lots of stores, restaurants, movies, and family‑friendly activities under one roof. The mall feels clean and welcoming, and parking is easy. Some areas could use more food options and a few unique shops, but overall it’s a solid local hub for shopping and hanging out in Cambridge area.

The new mall hours are ridiculous. As someone who works in the mall we shouldn’t be coming home at 10 at night. When hardly anyone is at the mall at 9pm at night. If you are trying to better the mall maybe don’t close it at 6pm on a Saturday… we should bring the old mall hours back closing at 8pm. And close at 9 on Fridays and Saturdays. And close at 6 on Sundays. That’s way more efficient for people and more convenient for workers.

I had never visited this mall before. I had assumed it would be a small shopping center with only a few stores. However, when I went there last weekend, I was pleasantly surprised by its size. It's actually quite spacious and houses many well-known stores. The mall is well-lit, has an open layout, and boasts a good food court. The recent addition of Stuffy Rides has become a fantastic source of entertainment for children.

The mall is insisting on all stores staying open to the new hours to match other malls in the area. They seem to have forgotten they do not have the name brand stores the other malls have. If they would take the time to draw some actual tenants instead of flea market style stores they might have the draw that Fairview, Conestogo and Stone Rd have. Until the mall management wakes up and realizes that then maybe you will have a successful mall. It makes me wonder if they are not setting up the mall for failure so they can tear it down and build condos instead.