CF Carrefour Laval

Carrefour Laval has been serving the Laval community for decades as a destination place that has always had an excellent selection of stores and food court and the legacy continues till today. The difference these days is the interior design that separates this mall from others as it’s extremely airy and spacious, and the interior makes this place so special you have to walk it to understand and appreciate. Many times we go just to walk around and end up buying something as an afterthought and then eat something. There is one floor full of great stores, a nice selection of upper quality restaurants including Simon’s own as well as the famous Keg steakhouse and may more. You will find everything you need in this mall and it’s so much more fun than buying online. There is plenty of parking and have numerous electric vehicle charging stations too. Also, like all CF malls, they sell gift cards which I find are excellent to give away for business purposes as well as general gifts. A must place to go again. Very clean, great reception desk service and overall very safe.

Very well located with lots of parking. Nice huge mall with a lot of stores and restaurants. You can find anything you are looking for here. Very beautiful resting areas as well.

This mall is a fantastic place for shopping and spending time. It features a wide variety of well-known brands and popular stores, making it easy to find everything you need in one place. The food courts offer plenty of great dining options, with something for everyone. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or sitting down for a meal, there are lots of choices. The mall itself is clean, modern, and spacious. It also has plenty of parking spots, which makes visiting stress-free, even during busy times. Overall, a well-designed and enjoyable shopping experience. Highly recommended!

The mall is very nice but the problem is that we never find a parking place for the young families with babies and pregnant women. Here is a picture of a girl that parked right infront of our eyes in the family spot, she was single, and when i came to tell her to remove her car because we have two little kids a my wife is pregnant, she denied the request and was rude. So the mall should give fines for whomever parks in the wrong spot. Or maybe it is the police's job to do so. You can see the plate number on this car today 22nd of November

Carrefour Laval is a large and well-organized shopping center with a great selection of stores. It features many well-known brands and offers a pleasant shopping experience overall. The layout makes it easy to navigate, and there’s something for everyone. Definitely one of the better malls in the area!

Carrefour Laval is easily one of the best shopping malls in Quebec! It’s clean, modern, and beautifully designed — more like a mini luxury city than a mall.

The mall was huge , and very lovely

A top tier shopping experience! Everything is very well taken care of❤️ the decor and nature display is what I love most about it!

Probably the best mall in the vicinity of Montreal! This mall essentially has every store and amazing dining options. Beautifully-decorated interior and lovely Christmas decorations. This mall is huge so be ready to walk a lot! Specifically for COVID times, they limit the number of people in the mall but it was a bit too busy for comfort when I visited on a Saturday. They offer underground parking which was very convenient for a cold day. Overall, not to be missed when visiting Montreal (and Laval).

Even if you don't buy anything, the garden display with giant plants and animals (not real; art pieces) is a nice place to get photos. I would return just to spend time at that display.

I visited Carrefour Laval today 14 September 2024. I saw two dogs at different locations , one in Simon's shop. How does this happen, they were not service dogs or for handicapped people.

This mall is SOOOO big, i spent half a day here on accident and bought nothing but food and drinks. I don't even think I hit all sides of the mall, the food court had so many options it was pitiful! So many stores both high end and regular, you'll find something if your looking.

This mall is really nice, a lot of selections from mid to high end. Really put together well and easy to walk. Food court is incredible, so many nice choices and tastes from all over. Unlike malls in America this mall was slammed on a Tuesday of all days. Parking stinks, seems like every space is made for a compact vehicles, and of course it's Quebec and the language police must be out and about because the signage is in French. Seems to rotate every couple of years on whoever is in political power. Should be bilingual because Canada is bilingual. As for pricing, a deli sandwich, poutine and soda at me back $28 even though it's Canadian that's still outrageous. As for the stores you're never really getting a deal because it's always overpriced here and you get hit with double the taxes. Love visiting here but I'll never understand how people live here being as expensive as it is. Beautiful country though!

Carrefour laval was where I spent most of my days Chillin' out maxin' relaxin' all cool ahaha Ok so serriously Carrefour laval is the best mall when I use to live in laval! I could be found here maybe 4-5 times a week! They got everything you can possibly think of an more! If you're into shopping.. avoid busy days like Weekends and Boxing day! It's the worst time to come as you can't even see your own feet! I love going to browns, Victoria Secret , aldo, L2 , la senza , the bay , Sephora I can spend hours .. the apple store when you got a problem but you can definitely come there to get yourself the new iPhone.. the food court is HUGE and That's probably where everyone spends their money lol .. they got tons of cool shops popping up so it's good to come here often as everyday it's always something else opening up. Service.. umm I can't really say as every shop offers their own service in the stores .. I love their festive decorations and seeing how they actually decorate the place so fabulously! It's the best Mall in North America in my opinion quite fancy and always make sure to keep the place trendy and up to date. Parking is a biiii%###}#tch lol it's always SUPER packed and hard to find so i avoid the weekends all together as it's almost impossible to find one and if you do You should buy a lottery ticket as well ohh yea you can do that too at Carrefour lol Miss living around the area as I don't often come here anymore but will obviously be back soon.. no other place that is better !

I enjoy coming here with my family every time I visit. The entire building has so much shops and restaurants that the whole place is fun to just take a nice long stroll. Its food court is one of the best I've ever seen.

Always good for walking..eating and lots more here with family..friends or by yourself ..lol

We went twice to the mall called Carrefour Laval and it was super awesome. Their parking garage is huge and I don't see you will have a problem parking here. The first time I went I was with my sister so we parked and entered to one of the other doors but the second time we went with an Uber and he left us at the main entrance which it was good too. They have well-known stores as well as local stores and that's what I like the most about his mall. Very clean and with nice service. There is a food court and I wanted to try all the food but didn't have enough time. I only had one coffee it was delicious and it was at Tim Hortons.

I would say this is one of the nicest malls I've ever been to! What stood out the most was the decorations and attention to details inside. They have like a mini-garden and an aviary -- a giant birdcage. The mall also has great choices of stores and restaurants.

So this mall is owned by Cadillac-Fairview (hence the CF in CF Carrefour Laval) and of course all Cadillac-Fairview Malls have a similar look and feel. They are all huge, clean, brightly lit, and very aesthetically pleasing. Carrefour Laval is no exception. I'm a huge shopper, but also an extreme bargain hunter. I expected to find a lot of beautiful things there outside of my budget; I really didn't think that I would find any great deals there. Surprisingly there were many deals to be had! The mall has a Rinascimento. I love this Italian store (clothes are designed and made in Italy and definitely have that European flair). They were having a huge sale and I nabbed a pair of frilly black pants for $29.99 (down from $139). I also got a cute little black dress at Banana Republic for $24 (down from $160)! Full disclosure: the pants were an XS and the dress was a 0 Petite, not exactly popular sizes, so average-sized people may not find such bargains. There are lots of places to sit if you need a break and I noticed many places to plug in your phone too. The corridors are wide, so even though it's busy, people aren't walking right next to you and invading in your personal space (thank goodness). The food court is mostly chains, and parking is a bit of a nightmare.

The Montreal weather forecasted for heavy rains today so planned to visit one of the biggest malls in QC today. Carrefour laval is fully enclosed and they still have a section that has a large atrium and now with a huge bird enclosure with many different types of birds. It was so fun watching the birds and enjoying their chirping which makes me feel happy. The mall was especially busy today and I think given the same reason I was there to escape the wet weather. The mall also has a lot of places to sit and people watch or rest your tired body.

Ah Carrefour Laval - the infamous Mall that has the South Shore'rs driving North of the city! I love the Dix30 shopping but mainly in the Summer. On chillier days (or the dreaded snow days) I love to wander around under one roof, without the need of heavy coats and boots. Carrefour Laval definitely is a beautiful mall where you can find all your favourite stores and more. It is absolutely enormous and can take ages to get from one end to another. The parking itself is crazy huge and it can take some time trying to find where you parked! I have always visited during the peak times (holidays or weekends) so I have never seen it without the hustle and bustle. It is super crowded but spacious so you can still have a good time. Stores - Carrefour Laval hands down, boasts the best selection of stores. You can find all your regular department stores but for us, the fact that they are the only location in greater Montreal with a Crate & Barrel is just the cherry on the top! Being huge interior and home décor lovers, we feel spoilt for choice. From Williams Sonoma and Crate & Barrel (of course) to Zara Home & even a Le Creuset store... you could spend hours without realising it! Eateries - The mall also has one of the best food-courts. They have a variety of eateries, from yummy treats (kernels / bubble tea / gelatos) fast food (shish taouk and burgers) to finer restaurants like The Keg & PF Changs... there is something to please even the most pickiest of eaters! If you love grilled cheese (or cheese in general for that matter) I highly recommend MLTDWN. I first came across it at Carrefour Laval and was hooked. Waffle fries drenched in cheesy sauce with unimaginable types of grilled cheeses! A well-deserved little treat after all that walking in the mall, I tell you! Interior - The mall is impeccably clean and well-designed. I always love to see the artistic installations in front of Zara/MAC that they have up at different seasons. They currently have multi-coloured floating umbrellas above hand-made spring-inspired floral gowns (competition display). The umbrellas mimic the famous style displayed on the streets of Portugal. There were many families and tourists snapping photos or just relaxing and enjoying the display with the kids. The Downside - I find there are not enough bathrooms / they are not conveniently located as you have to walk quite a bit to find them (depending on where you are). Also, the parking can be quite a mess especially at closing time so be sure to leave early! Overall, I still love this place and would happily travel an hour to shop there

I am not a huge shopping mall fan but if I had to pick one, carrefour Laval in my opinion is the best one in Montreal. You can find everything here under one roof. In fact my relatives from LA love this mall so much! Many stores first open here and then expand into other areas of Montreal. You will also notice that shoppers are pretty stylish and well groomed. If you live in Montreal and haven't been yet, you need to go on a field trip and check it out ;)

Awesome huge mall, I'd say one of the largest CF owned mall I've been to. (Sherway gardens in Toronto too). The atmosphere is super fresh and roomy to walk around and just chill out. Mall is laid out pretty nicely, places are accessible without having to go around in circles. Also, we went pretty early so we were lucky enough to get a great parking spot. Some previous reviews mentioned this was a problem. Anyways, the stores are really diverse and carry things in a great price range. There are home decor stores, lots of clothing stores, kitchen supplies, toys, etc. Also, their huge food court has a wonderful selection of different foods, and they have restaurants as well. Honestly I could spend an entire day here and I wouldn't complain.

This is a shopping mall in case someone not from Quebec is checking this review out. Lol. The mall is laid out something of a figure 8 inside and has an open, airy and classy feeling to it. There are hundreds of stores and a very large food court area which must have 25 to 30 restaurants around it. The shops have everything from cafe's, sunglasses, Liqueur stores, women's, men's and children's clothes, lingerie and even a Toyota dealer! The price ranges also vary widely as well. I saw shoe stores with shoes as low as $24.95 and then across from there a watch store with watches for $10,000.00. In short, if you need it you can find it here. The biggest downside is that the mall has been very busy and even though they have a lot of parking spots, the place is still packed and it takes a while to park, get in and get out. Maybe it is just due to the holidays but I'm suspecting it is busy year round. Enjoy!

Probably the best mall in all of the surrounding Montreal regions. This place is huge and has a great selection of places to shop at. Furthermore, for many Quebecers, this is a place where we can shop AWAY FROM THE COLD WINTERS. You find a place to park your car and you can shop for hours confined in this huge shopping mall. This place is also conveniently location by the 440 and 15 highways. While this place has many things going for it, I'll state a few in particular that doesn't work as well : - This place is a victim of its own popularity. If you hate huge crowds on weekends or anytime during the holidays, this place isn't for you unless you plan to come here early in the mornings. The foot traffic in this place is ridiculous. X-Mas time from mid-November till mid-January? Insanity. - Parking needs to be improved. This place is huge and they have added more and more restos and the place gets more and more popular... the parking however? This is the main reason whether or not I opt to go visit this place or not. Oh, it's 3 PM and I want to go somewhere.... let me check Yelp if I can find another location nearby... or come back tomorrow at 10-11 AM. No way, I'm wasting 10 minutes to find a park my car or park at the end of the lot and walk 5+ minutes in the winter cold. - Try to leave here at 5 PM on weekends, I dare you. Expect to wait 15-20 minutes to get out of the parking lot... if you're lucky. No thanks.

This mall has literally everything from Squish, Sephora, H&M and Top Shop. I love how it also had high end shops as well. There's a little bit of something for everyone. And there's a new Vegan restaurant also opening up. Do not go though when they have a huge sale or it's a holiday the parking lot there can be super crazy and hard to find a spot to park. I love the renovations and how they keep up with cleaning. The bathrooms always are packed they have very little stalls and not enough hand dryers. The food court has many options good and bad: Greek, Fast Food, Healthy options, Timmy's and Sushi. They also have Jugo Juice, gelato and ice cream joints too. Also a Starbucks. I find great deals at all the stores I love and I love the fact I get some great deals without going all the way into Montreal. Check it out there's definitely something for everyone.

There are few things I hate in life. Shopping is one of them..... particularly in malls. The idea of being crammed into a confined space surrounded by crying babies and listening to House music blaring in GAP and Zara-type stores is my worst nightmare. That said, you can do a lot worse if you visit Carrefour Laval. They have many areas to sit outside of the stores while your wife or significant other is shopping. Unlike other malls, their food court is surprisingly good - featuring places like L'Academie Express and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory (get the frozen cheesecake on a stick). *One thing: you WILL get lost if you are like me and will not allow yourself to use the maps posted on every corner. The place is a maze. I'll give the Carrefour 4 stars based solely on their food court and comfy couches outside the stores

The best shopping mall in Laval , everything we need is there , very convenient in winter , entertaining and pleasant with its many coffee shops and food court and shopping boutiques , should not miss visiting it when visiting Montreal .

As an American visiting MTL, I had no desire to go shopping due to the taxes, the hassle of shopping with all clearance signs in French and dealing with currency changes. I must say this shopping plaza was entirely worth visiting despite my reservations. There was such a good selection of shops! Lush is always a favorite so that was the highlight of my trip, but they also had a maternity store with such great selections I would go back just for that. What impressed me most was the food court, it was such a unique experience. The options were plentiful, the cleanliness was far beyond what we've become accustomed to in the states. They serve food on real plates with silverware, I wish this was the norm here. If you find yourself needing a shopping spree while in Montreal, definitely don't skim over this option.

HUGE...and the parking is HUGE..yet never a spot to park in. Goes to show that mall life is NOT DEAD. Visit for the Crate and Barrell and stay for the Williams Sonoma. The food court trumps all others...classy and clean.

Really amazing place. If you want to spend a day in, feeling outside. It's a safe bet. This place is really big. There is a lot of different chains. One great thing is that they are grouped in cluster of somewhat interest and prices point. The Godiva, Swarovski and Lacoste are in the same area. The old navy, forever 21 and H&M are a bit further away.

Super big and all new area in CF Laval. You can found really more then everything! Clean spacious and choice what else you need? Oh yeah I know area for kid! I was so amaze from this place until I get to know that no place to make your kid play or enjoys the place with you...sad but hey enjoye your shopping!

This place is by far my favourite mall in the Montreal area. They have all the stores I like to shop at and then some. The newer section has a very upscale feel to it and there is a large variety of stores. The food court is your average mall food court but what's cool about it is that they use reusable dishes so they generate less waste. Parking here can be bad especially on weekends. I find it best to go as soon as I get up in the morning because if you can get there before lunch you might actually get a decent spot. Get there in the afternoon and you risk not finding any parking at all. A few times I had to circle the entire mall for a spot and by chance found what must have been the last spot in the entire parking lot.

You're an American, you know that in order to shop, you must go to a mall. Preferably a gigantic mall that has a parking lot twice the size of Manhattan and with tons of everything. This is that mall. But in French! Seriously, Montreal is somewhat bi-lingual but once you get north of the river, you're en francais-ville. Fine by me but it makes it hairy for some of my friends who get intimidated. Oh yeah, none of the stores are familiar either, so you have no idea what or where to shop. Awesome!

This is one of the best malls I've ever been to, and the only reason I don't like it is that it's nowhere near close to me!! I love the openess of the mall, the stores, the food court, and just everything!! Compared to your average mall in the states, this mall is above them all. If I'm ever in the area again, this is a definite stop.

A bit out of my way, a bit pricey, a bit snobbish, hard to find a parking at times, but overall a nice mall! I'm sure whatever your budget you will find something! If you are looking for a Victoria secret store, or simply craving a Godiva Trufflelata! Just because our wonderful Montreal downtown doesn't have them yet! The mall is of course in Laval, you can either drive or take public transportation. If you are coming from Montreal, remember to have the extra 3.25$ for the fare. I would recommend to go to this mall Monday- Wednesday to avoid big crowds, long line ups etc!

This is the prime shopping centre in Laval and has everything from Apple Store to Banana Republic, Browns Shoes, Crate & Barrel, Starbucks, Williams Sonoma, Victoria's Secret etc. If you want to see hella busy (human version of an ant hill), come see the foodcourt here at lunchtime! This place is also a great place to come walk around or get the kids out of the house in the winter. The garden/fountain area by Birks & La Swiss is a great place to come and sit down in a chair and relax/read a book! A true hidden gem in the mall!

Location: Laval, right off A-15. It's tucked between Montreal and the North Shore burbs, making it very easy to get to if you're driving. Massive parking lots surround the mall and the only time you may have trouble finding parking is on the weekend, past 11am. That said, I personally have never had a problem finding a spot. Best time to go? Evenings during the week - Friday nights is dead and you can shop hassle-free. The place: I've been shopping here since my stroller days so have seen this mall develop over the years. C-L is probably one of the biggest malls in this neck of the woods - a few years back they added an extension and thus, a slew of new shops followed. The new section is bright and airy, and even offers up a giant bird cage with, you guessed it - live birds. It's the perfect place to take a quick shopping break in this little urban oasis. In terms of shops, well, what DON'T they have? Need an iPad? Apple's got it. Renovating your house? RONA's just around the corner. New pair of rollerblades on your list? Sports Experts has'em. Need to replenish your tea supply? Stop by Teavana. The only store you won't find in C-L is Winners, which is a real shame but with all the other stores around, you won't miss it. For you yoga buffs - Lululemon is finally opening up a store this Fall. What else: They have a pretty snazzy food court with many options to choose from, and you'll find other restaurants scattered throughout the mall including l'Académie. If you absolutely your extra hot-grande-soy-free-no-foam-caramel-macchiato, head over to Starbucks or Second Cup. Price point: Obviously that depends on what you're shopping for. Best time to get a deal? Last week of June right before they have their sidewalk sale (usually first 1-2 weeks in July) - you'll have your pick of the good stuff before the sale starts, and January, post-holiday.

Nicest mall food court in greater Mtl. I especially like Shanghai 360. Fresh and tasty. No Panda crap. Real silverware and real plates (not flimsy plastic cutlery - pet peeve of mine).

Plenty of notifies to choose from at price ranges that can accommodate everyone. Boutiques that specialize in clothing, electronics, home decor and more can be found here. The parking lot is big and not far from entrances. The grounds are well kept and there are always seasonal changes to the decor.

What a busy mall! Definately considered a high end mall. Even on a Sunday this place was insane! Inside the mall in the center you'll find a nice garden area with a large bird cage with actual birds chirping away! Retailers include Harry Rosen, Simons, Apple Store, Armani Exchange, William Sonoma, Coach, H&M, Michael Kors, Le Creuset, Rudsak, Zara, Mont Blanc, True Religion, and a huge Nespresso store! There's even a Lego Store! I'd say its definately worth the commute from the Montreal core.

This is one of the best mall I have seen. Its beautiful and always so clean. The middle of the mall is so beautiful with all the flowers and right now they have a huge cage with lots of birds. The good court is amazing and so diverse and I am sure will please even pickiest eater Lots of different stores as well

Great shopping mall, conveniently located right beside the hotel Sheraton Laval for guests staying there. I liked the circular concept of the mall and how it felt as if I were walking down a trendy European street of boutiques rather than just another indoor mall. The design concept of this place is genius! Lots of great shops like Simons, Mango and RW & Co. A shopaholic can easily spend a whole day here. And when you're hungry, there's plenty to choose from in the classy food court. Seriously, one of the best-looking food courts I've seen in a mall!

Great mall that has a lot of great , some high end shops. Love the Apple Store here. It is always busy, parking can be a nightmare but I am sure you will find whatever you are looking for. Great restaurants are located in and also right next door. PRO TIP: get there early because parking can be painful!

Simply put a very elegant mall, looks amazing during Christmas time. A bit expensive, but still has good variety of stores. Tip: kids can ride on the mall's choo-choo train that travels around the mall.

Best mall of my life! I was visiting from the U.S. And when it started pouring I wanted to go shopping indoors. I found this mall by chance because it has my favorite store brandy Melville. I was expecting a low end mall because I saw they have Sears and old navy. I sure was wrong! I walked into the mall and it was beautiful inside. It did not stink of food like most American malls do. The mall is huge and one could spend hours there. Parking is free. I was so sorry I got there at 7:30 and only had 2 hours to shop. If you're visiting from the U.S. This mall is a must. It's so clean and pretty and has a great selection of Canadian shops and other great stores like topshop and brandy Melville. I would go back to Montreal just for this mall.

There is not enough stars available to be given to this shopping mall. Wow! This massive beauty of a shopping area puts all the malls in the state, specially the east coast malls to shame. Very well done. They have put together such a good selection of shops that you really need an entire day to check them out. I was very impressed by how clean everything was. Unlike malls in the state, the inside did not smell like food. Sales persons were very friendly and I was happy to see they all spoke English so fluently. My regret was I was there for a short time and it was not enough time to have checked out more shops. Now I must make a shopping trip to Montreal just for this mall.

Another huge Canadian mall with numerous stores. I liked the store selection and mall layout. I didn't see too many American based stores, but I did quite a bit of shopping in here. The food court is also fabulous. There were plenty of coffee, tea, and ice cream shops throughout the mall. The restrooms were clean and there were plenty of places to stop and rest between stores. There was also plenty of parking.

Best mall in Montreal area. Insane. Has everything!!!

I work down the street so I'm here way too often. It's a great place if you're there for the whole day. If you just want to run in and out, it's a bit too big for that. Lots of choice in the food court. Everything in one pit stop.

My favorite mall in Montreal. A good selection of boutiques and a nice variety of restaurants in the food court.

This mall is gorgeous and it has so many useful stores. The cafeteria is like a restaurant,only you have so many stores to chose from. From FRESH,REAL hamburgers to crepes to candied apples to pizza to salad to even a real sushi restaurant. There's a MAC counter, Sephora and many other natural beauty stores. It is NOT only in French, it is completely bilingual. This is by far the best mall I've ever been to.!

I think the guy below me is being a bit too harsh. The people in Quebec mostly speak French, meaning that the workers and employees will also be french. It's like going to a mall in France, except you actually have some people speaking English. In addition, the malls aren't suppose to be familiar to U.S citizens. Malls like GAP and HMV is popular in Canada but not in the States. It's more local. I went to Syracuse, New York and went to their huge mall and I'm telling you Carrefour is the same thing, except more local.

One of the best shopping centers in Quebec, its a wonderful place to come & spend the day walking around or hanging out in the food court! However there's not too much selection for MEN! Harry Rosen opened up which is a plus but other than that... nothing! I would give 3 Stars but the Apple store lifted them to 4! ;)

Best place to shop in Laval, lots of boutiques. Love their new section, however on the weekend & holidays parking is a big problem! Their Christmas decorations during the holidays are amazing!

Great mall, spacious, clean and modern. Has to get really busy to feel packed but it does happen in extreme times, just after Christmas etc. Great selection of shops and food court. Plenty of parking one of the best malls I have been to.

Nice place to shop with your girlfriend few days before Christmas bought her stuff worth 630 bucks and she still enjoys it it's also good for a job!!