CF Fairview Mall

This Starbucks is nicely located on the edge of the food court in Fairview Mall. The mall is adjacent the highway 404/DVP ramp at sheppard Avenue. Parking for the mall is abundant, but don't expect to readily find a parking spot by the front entrance facing Sheppard. This Starbucks has seating in front. It is a clean efficient set up. The narrow layout makes it difficult for anyone to cut the line. The pickup is by the door, making it convenient for orders by phone app. The staff seems well rained and efficient. My only feedback in this respect is that a little friendlier would be nice. To be clear, it is not that they did anything wrong or to be criticized for, only a suggestion for better service, especially during the Christmas season. A little bit more conversation would very likely have resulted in me increasing a $8 purchase into a $15 purchase. On that note, the mall was busy with shoppers fuelling our economy at a time when Amazon and Temu make shopping more convenient. However, there is nothing like that personal touch. The Macha tea was nicely done and hit the spot.

⸻ Fairview Mall is a clean, modern, and very family-friendly place. There’s plenty of parking, and it’s easy to reach from Highway 401, 404, and the TTC subway and bus. The atmosphere is calm and safe, and the mall is well maintained. Me and my son spent most of our time in the Apple Store and LEGO Store — both are clean, kid-friendly, and have great customer service. The food court has lots of good options, and the mall also has a Cineplex theatre for entertainment. Overall, it’s a great place for shopping, eating, and spending time with family. Highly recommended!

Fairview Mall stands as one of Toronto’s most balanced and enjoyable shopping centers. The atmosphere is bright, modern, and spacious, offering a premium experience without feeling overwhelming. It features an excellent mix of high-street brands like Apple, Zara, and Sephora, anchored by a sleek Hudson’s Bay. ​What truly sets Fairview apart is its elevated dining scene; beyond the standard food court, the addition of T&T Supermarket and sit-down restaurants like Somtum Jinda makes it a culinary destination. With direct subway access and ample parking, it remains a convenient, top-tier choice for both fashion and food lovers.

Fairview Mall at Don Mills is one of Toronto’s most convenient and vibrant shopping destinations, beautifully combining accessibility, variety, and comfort. Strategically located right next to Don Mills Station on Line 4 (Sheppard subway), it’s incredibly easy to reach by public transit, bus, or car, with ample parking and smooth access from Highway 401 and 404. The mall serves as a central hub for the North York and Don Mills community—offering not just shopping, but a lively social and cultural atmosphere. Inside, the layout is spacious, bright, and modern, featuring a balanced mix of global and local brands such as Hudson’s Bay, H&M, Apple, Sport Chek, and Sephora, alongside diverse dining options from quick bites to sit-down restaurants. The food court is well-organized, clean, and filled with cuisines from around the world. Fairview Mall has evolved since its opening in 1970 into more than just a shopping complex—it’s a lifestyle hub connecting people, families, and businesses. The nearby residential and commercial zones rely heavily on it for everyday essentials, entertainment, and leisure. The surroundings are beautifully maintained with greenery and open walkways, giving a pleasant urban-suburban balance. Whether you’re visiting for shopping, a coffee meetup, or simply to pass time, Fairview Mall consistently offers a safe, welcoming, and satisfying experience. Fairview Mall is a dynamic urban landmark in Don Mills, smartly combining style, convenience, and community—offering seamless transit access, diverse retail and dining experiences, and a modern atmosphere that reflects Toronto’s evolving lifestyle while remaining a trusted destination for shoppers and locals alike.

We had such a positive experience taking our son to his first movie ever here last weekend. Parking is a little nutz in this mall but if you drive around to the Movie area, you can find a comfortable spot. Mall itself is nice, beautifully decorated for Christmas and lots of shopping options!

CF Fairview Mall is a great place to shop. It’s clean and has everything you need. The layout is easy to navigate, and there’s a nice mix of stores, services, and places to eat. The mall is spacious, and the food options are awesome. You’ve got your typical fast food in the food court, but if you head to the other side, there are tons of Chinese restaurants. Plus, T&T supermarket is right there. The bathrooms are always clean, too. It’s in a super convenient location with plenty of parking. You can easily catch a bus or hop on the subway. Overall, it’s a solid mall with a lot of variety in food, especially Asian cuisine!

CF Fairview Mall is a well-maintained and thoughtfully updated shopping centre that caters to a wide range of needs. The mall has a clean layout, easy navigation, and a good mix of retail stores, services, and dining options. Anchors like The Bay, Winners, Sephora, and Marshall’s make it convenient for both quick errands and relaxed shopping trips. One of the highlights is the newly renovated section where the former Sears was located. The addition of T&T Supermarket and the modern Asian food hall has really enhanced the mall’s overall atmosphere and variety. The mall is directly connected to Don Mills subway station, which makes it very accessible by public transit, and there’s also plenty of free parking. The food court is clean and spacious, though the dining options could be more diverse outside the new Asian wing. While the mall may not be as large or high-end as some others in Toronto, it offers a comfortable and reliable shopping experience. It rarely feels overcrowded, and the recent upgrades have made it brighter and more welcoming. The only issue I noticed is that the elevator is not clearly marked and can be difficult to locate, especially for first-time visitors or those with strollers or accessibility needs. I’m also adding a video to help others understand the location better. Overall, Fairview Mall is a great spot for regular shopping, quick meals, or spending a few hours with family or friends. A solid 4-star experience it could be 5 star if they resolve the elevator issue.

Surprisingly the Mall is truly the best place. Even though Sears and Hudson Bay was there and closed down but still lots of verve and lots of places to shop !

50 mall is such a great place. There's so much stories the prices are OK. The food court is big and good. The food is high quality. Employees are nice. There's always security everywhere. In the apple store has the vision pro there. And you guys could try that if you're thirteen plus It has a game of stock really rude everything's good five starsIt has a game of stock really rude. Everything's good 5 stars.

I had not been here in donkeys' years. Rarely in this neck of the woods, thought I'd check it out again. Big improvements especially for culinary options available ESPECIALLY for Asian food offerings. There's a T&T there too. Clean-ish, usual overheated type mall but much better than before. Not bad eh, Fairview. Even the washroom was clean.

Christmas time is every joyful at CF Fairview Mall !! You have find pretty much anything in this mall, very well maintained.

We to the mall with my friends since I started in years ago. I went to the other stores I bought selection of my items and It was a great value. The store business like a service. I went to the food court, I looked around the area of stores, and more.

My wife and I were having a lazy Saturday and decided to go to Fairview Mall to spend a few hours there (and see if we could find any great sales prior to Christmas). When we arrived, we noted how clean the mall was, and how big it was as well. There were shops for basically everyone and everything you can imagine -- from cheap shoes/clothing to more high-end stores. As we went a few weeks prior to Christmas, the mall had decorated itself with some Christmas-y items, such as a big decorated tree and a reindeer covered with lights. If we're having another lazy day, we'll definitely be venturing back.

My sweetie has dragged me along to go shopping at CF Fairview Mall post-Christmas blues. Lots of sale signs and deals in most stores! Soldier on...

Awful way to park and use elevator at Fairview Mall 6:30pm Thursday Sept 21st. Always dirty stairwells and elevators. Don't go here unless you must.

Fairview has really stepped it up recently. As of 2022 some new stores I noticed are Oak&Fort, Hugo Boss, Lululemon - at one point so many stores at Fairview were closing down and now it seems to be picking up again! Always decorated nicely in the holidays. Definitely one of my go-to malls!

The mall is undergoing renovations which I think are timely. They finally closed the washroom by Aroma which was old & frankly smelled bad. I'm looking forward to see what other renovations they will make to the mall. Hopefully it will be as nice as Yorkdale mall someday. But not likely because the square footage for this mall is smaller even if it does expand. It would be nice to see some other clothing brands in this mall like Loft. I think the proportion of shoe shops in this mall is more than clothing shops. LOL. Part of the mall is still closed due to covid, such as the food court seating area. There are also areas to line up outside of stores as stores are limiting capacity.

It's located in the intersection close to Highways 404 and 401 and on Sheppard and Don Mills; very busy area. It's the home to many great brands and stores like Gaps, HomeSense Marshalls, Tommy Hilfiger, Zara, Pandora, LCBO, Hudson's Bay, etc. The food court has great variety of foods to sit down and enjoy the food or grab a bite to go. There are plenty of parking spots available on both north and south side of the mall and it has great access to the highway.

The mall itself is good. The food court remodel is nice too. It's just unfortunate that the smell of the garbage area is so strong, likely due to the amount of time those trails of garbage juice you can see through the doors to the back hallways have been left to fester, that you're able to smell it from the end of the line for McDonalds (which is pretty long) I guess I benefit from feeling so sick to my stomach from the smell that I didn't end up having to wait in the line, I just left.

The shoe return policy is at the lowest level, I never thought that such a large company does not respect its customers. If you do NOT buy their shoes online, then you will never have any guarantee and you will lose your money. All lies about 30 days of return, you can return them only if you did not wear them. The fact that they write about a 30-day probation period is a complete lie. I bought sneakers and they started causing pain in the area of my right ankle. I said that the product was defective, the store refused to return the money 2 days after the purchase. On the phone, they will tell you that they will go to the right department, but in fact you get to the very beginning. Online chat only works with online purchases. NEVER buy nike. The worst company. If you buy it at the nike fairview mall Toronto you will never receive any refund

I came here from out of town looking for something to do. Browsing around was the only thing I had in mind when I got here. I was actually really happy to see that there are stores here that we don't have in the U.S. We visited Reiwatakiya. Then we saw Miniso and picked up a few things from there. We have a Sephora locally but decided to get a few items from there because the USD is strong right now. The crowds are minimal and the mall is a good size. Overall, had more than what we came for.

I used to visit CF Fairview Mall regularly when I worked at Yonge and Eglinton. I parked at the lot specifically for riders who need to park before taking the subway, which is separate from regular mall parking. I found that getting there before 8 am was considered late, as most parking spots were taken. I changed where I parked and used a different subway station to get to work. Coming home, I'd stop by this mall to walk around and shop. This mall is conveniently located north of highway 401, just off highway 404. If I can, I'd sooner get here either along Don Mills Road or Sheppard Avenue East. Parking does get pretty crazy on weekends, but it's not horrible like Yorkdale! These days, I don't visit this mall all that often. Roughly four years ago, I visited the Royal Bank branch at this mall, as I needed a teller-assisted transaction. It has good branch hours and I was able to have a transaction made before the mall closed. I was also able to complete this transaction after work. Recently, I came here to meet my manager. He had Montreal-style bagels for me. I was drooling with this breaking tidbit of information. He lives close to this mall. It was a good reason for me to come here and see what the mall looks like these days. The food court has changed since I was a teenager. My good friend and I would take the subway to get here from the Beaches. We watched a movie at the Cineplex, which is still here, but completely different and looks a lot better. We'd then grab a bite to eat at the food court, walk around, and head home. The food court at Fairview Mall looks like many revamped Cadillac Fairview (CF) malls. When I first saw it yesterday, I seriously thought that I was at Promenade Mall. Although the Promenade is no longer under the CF umbrella, it still has that CF feel. Anyway, there are good food options at Fairview. I was pleased to see Pi Co. and Yio for pizza and Japanese food, respectively. It has my guilty pleasures, KFC, Taco Bell, and Bourbon St. Grill, within close proximity from one another. I ended up grabbing a bite to eat at Szechuan Express, which had pretty good dim sum. This mall has an Apple store, Forever 21 that will likely disappear soon, a huge Shoppers Drug Mart, Starbucks, Hudson's Bay, Gap, Old Navy, Sephora, and so much more. The store selection is good. I felt relaxed at this mall. Shoppers didn't seem stressed out on a Monday evening. I liked checking out the massage chairs, doing an interactive directory store search on a huge touchscreen, and more. There is plenty of parking. I parked by entrance 3, which is on the second floor and is the closest entrance to the food court. To get to the food court, you need to take the escalator down a floor. I should drop by here more often. It's clean and I like the stores. The problem is that I'd be spending a ton. I will return to hit Pi Co. next time. It's the closest location for me. (393)

Women's washrooms were horridly dirty when i visited the Mall yesterday night, is it always like that threre? i may not coming there anymore...

Its not too big and not too small. Its not overly crowded like Yorkdale. We're still in the middle of the pandemic so I'm not sure after. There's a lot of vacant stores right now. Parking is easy to find right now.

It does require you to complete a screening questionnaire in order to go inside the mall. Masks are required, but you still see people taking off their masks inside.

This mall has always been a preference of mine for shopping because of its cleanliness, brightness, and diversity of stores. However, after using its nursing room for the first time today as a mother, my opinion of this mall has entirely changed. I chose to nurse in the nursing room rather than in a public setting since breastfeeding is an intimate act. On the mall's official webpage, I saw that the nursing room is a private room for nursing women. To ensure thorough cleaning in-between visits, access to the nursing area is restricted. If anyone would like to utilize the mall's Nursing Lounge, they must call the security staff at (416) 502-0606. After reading this message, I thought that the mall was adhering to the proper Covid-19 and health and safety protocols so I decided to utilize the mall's nursing lounge. However, I was told that I could use the nursing lounge without contacting when I phoned security to request access to the lounge. Again, the official website states that the lounge would be cleaned after each usage, so I was very appalled by this. When I entered the lounge, I also quickly regretted my decision. 1) The temperature in the lounge was significantly higher than that of the mall as a whole. Although it was really cool outdoors, the nursery was incredibly hot--like you were in a sauna--and my baby and I were constantly sweating. There were several moments where I thought I was going to faint because of the heat. 2) There are just two seats, a toilet, and a sink in the nursery room. Inside, there were two women who were already occupying half of the room as they prayed. I know they have to pray as it is a part of their religion, but my baby and I had to cram next to the entrance on one side of the room because there was not enough space. 3) Soon a mother and her son entered the room during the feeding. The son sat next to me while he waited for his mother to use the washroom. The boy continued to observe me while I breastfed my child despite the fact that he was definitely not a young boy (he appeared to be at least 10 years old). I felt extremely uncomfortable during that moment. 4) Two other women with many shopping bags entered the lounge during this time to utilize the so-called nursery lounge. They did not have a baby with them. The area was already relatively small so it became quite overcrowded when they entered. 5) The fact that it says women only on the outside of the nursery lounge door, two grown males had still entered the lounge. I firmly believe that they entered this room on purpose. The nursery lounge is located on the other side of the restrooms for men and women. I felt violated from this as the men continued to laugh and chat to one another, upon entering and leaving the room. I was interrupted multiple times while trying to feed my baby during just a 20-minute feeding period. In the span of 20 minutes, a total of 8 individuals came in and out of the lounge. This supposedly women-only area appears to be open to everyone (men and women alike), not just those who are breastfeeding. Additionally, it is obviously not cleaned after each usage, which makes me feel filthy and disgusting. I am quite dissapointed with this mall and the lax Covid-19 and health and safety measures you took. It is not enough to just state that these protocols will be taken on the website if they are not actually implemented. If asked if I would suggest nursing in this room, I would highly advise any mothers or anyone else who has to nurse their child to NOT enter this room. The lounge is exceedingly filthy, disgusting, hot, and there is a lack of protocols taken. If you do go in, be aware that there will likely be individuals, especially males, entering the room there without a baby.

Good sized mall with all the stores and eateries you might need. No getting lost here nor tired of walking the entire length of the mall and back. It's shaped like a boomerang and the exits/entrances are numbered, so make sure you remember which one you came in through. Bright, clean airy and visually appealing with comfy seating upstairs and regular hard benches downstairs. Food court feels like an outdoor patio with trees and pergolas. Ladies watch out when you sit in the metal wire chairs because your clothing could get snagged if you're wearing something delicate. We usually go on a weekday during lunch hour but the line ups move quickly and there's always seating in the food court. They have a CF SHOPS! card which is a rechargeable gift card that you can use at most of the retailers in this mall and any other CF malls (check the directory to see the participating retailers). This would make a good gift if you didn't know the store preferences of the recipient. If you don't like to read directories you can text (647) 793-3973 to find a store location; or you can download their smartphone app that will give you "turn-by-turn directions" on their interactive map with their "indoor positioning with blue-dot technology" FANCY! Oh, and they have a touch screen directory that you can play with, I mean use, to find your way around. Did I mention they have free Wifi? They also have portable phone chargers that you can borrow at Guest Services. That's a BIG plus in my book.

Fairview is a great mall, been there for ages, but every time I go there I get impressed with something new. They always renovate renovate and renovate! with new stores opening up, this place seems to be competing with the other big malls in the GTA. Parking space is huge, you're always able to find a parking spot which is a big relief these days! conveniently located off the Highway, and it has great options when it comes to stores and dining.

Fairview mall has changed a lot throughout the years, mor and more popular selections are coming together. The food court and restrooms upgrades came in nicely. Lots of parking spots available around the mall with upper, and lower parking spaces

Very close to home. Shoppers is a lifesaver, when you need something last minute. Conveniently close to the TTC. The only thing I hate is you have to go around quite a bit to get to the subway.

I used to frequent this mall because it had a Sephora. But we have one in Markville now so there's not much need to come here anymore. They have a few more stores that aren't in Markville so I end up here probably a few times a year. Do not come here hungry! The food court has a great selection of vendors but there isn't enough seating. You can never get anywhere to sit, the seating situation is really really bad. It's such a shame because they have a fantastic choice of eateries here. I've seen people standing up to eat or sitting in the flowerbeds. But I'm spoiled now that we have the ample seating at Markville. Overall, a decent mall with an attached cinema. Not close enough to home to be my regular mall but worth a visit now and again.

I used to come here a lot when I was in high school. It's very convenient as it's right beside Don Mills station. Unlike Markville, their stores have never really changed. Only the stores that closed Canada-wide got replaced (ex. Aeropostale, BCBG, Bench). Nothing really middle- or high-end.

I really have a lot of nostalgia love for Fairview Mall. I had my first job here (at the old Carlton Cards - RIP), and quite a few others over the years. This mall has really changed, but most of the changes have been for the good. There's a good selection of stores here (I've always thought this mall was sorely lacking an Old Navy, but I heard one is coming!), and the resto options are pretty good as well (Moxies, St Louis, Baguette, etc etc) but the food court is only so-so. I never really have a problem finding parking here, usually I'll park up near the Bay, and I'm curious to see what's going to replace the massive Sears that now sits empty. Time will tell! Nice Cineplex theatre here, if only the arcade on the lower level still existed this mall would be perfecto!

Fairview Mall is located in Toronto - just off the 404 and Sheppard. This mall is huge, not as big as Vaughan Mills and the Eaton's Centre but this mall has an Apple store, a HUGE Hudson's Bay, a huge theatre complete with a VIP section, a huge food court and more! There is so much parking at this mall, and the big thing is there's a subway station walking distance from the mall. The only problem I have with this mall is the traffic here is really bad and people seem to always be in a rush, the amount of near-accidents are insane. However, there are small bakeries and other special gems within the mall that make it worth swinging by! This is definitely a mall worth going to but be careful in the parking lot if you're driving! LOL! :p there are also condos being built nearby in 2019! 3.5/5

I have been to the Flower Accents shop recently and had a very bad experience. The owner and sales girls were very friendly for a purpose. They both never given the bill after I insisted so much and wanted an E transfer for $375. Without a proper Invoice, they have charged GST on the E-transfer. And after the amount is transferred they gave given some amounts on a business card which is not a proper Invoice for charging GST. And the prices they have charged for small vases each $65 X2= $120. When I called to find out why she charged GST without an Invoice she said to bring it over. Anyway, it was a bad experience going to the Flower & Accent shop the first time. Never had this experience in any other shops in the mall. Please ask for Invoice when you all visit that particular shop.

I love Fairview Mall! Not because their shopping experience are so exceptionally good, but definitely it has been striving to improve themselves and now is one of the best mall in the area. The hours here are awesome!! Saturday nights it is opens till 8 PM!! That's the only shopping centres in the area has such extensive hours. With Don Mills Station right at the door of Fairview, it really make it really convenient. Not only for you to get there.. but in case if your ride is late, you can always browse around the Mall instead just waiting boringly at Park and Ride. Even as a driver, it is right at the intersection between 404 and 401 really makes it a convenient location. The new restaurants that opens up facing Sheppard also makes Fairview a to go place on weekends as you will find places for a good drinks and late night bites. Almost all the restaurants have a patio of some kind... especially good in the summer. Stores wise: good selections.. of both higher end and mid end stores.. Love Aerie... Fairview Mall definitely worth a 4 star reviewing!!

Its a nice big mall, very clean, the layout of the stores is really good. The parking area is huge with lots of entrances. On weekends finding a parking gets a bit hectic. The food court area is a good, different from other malls. Lots of variety of foods, something for everyone. Very convenient for people travelling by subway.

Very good. Order off website all time. Shipping come 7 days they say. It always come early. Sizes fit me and daughter perfect. Daughter always buys here. She buy lot shirts yesterday. She spend 120 dollar on clothes for 6 clothe. She save 30-50 dollar each time. Always have good deal. She buying bikini of website soon. Staff very nice and freidnsly and helpful. I suggest going here if you talk child. Like 5"0 and up.

Fairview is looking pretty nice these days. It has a lot of the branded stores that you want, a theater, and a nice looking food court. I will give props to what seems like a pretty high frequency of washrooms so you don't have to walk extremely far to find them. The parking situation was pretty good on a weekday afternoon. I also like that it's really easy to hop back on to the 404 and there's a lot of signage that guides you out from the mall with minimal backup as you enter the mall vicinity or exit (unlike Yorkdale).

Meh...it's a mall. You know...a building with stores and a large area called a food court that serves what looks like un-Yelpable foods. I only go to Fairview when I "have" to go to the Apple Store. It's the easiest and closest one for me. I could go to Markville and drop by the Microsoft Store, as well as the fruit store. As usual, packed with Mall Rats - it does bring back memories when I was one hanging out out this exact place. Not a lot has changed over the years. Sure the stores come and go but crazed shopaholics will never change. The mall is easy to get to with plenty of public transit - may explain so many little mall rats everywhere. Has all the standard stores, food court places, as well as restaurants on the south part of the mall. Lots of parking everywhere - except during Christmas! Ugh...can you feel it? Holiday shopping is around the corner! Good luck!

Not much to really say about the mall, but here goes! Fairview is a mall that I think use to be very up and trendy back when I was a kid. But now I find that it's lacking in a lot of retailers and a fairly small space. For a cadillac fairview, It doesn't seem to have received the same glorious upgrades as its fellow malls such as Markville and Eatons. The bathrooms are an interesting experience everytime, ranging from normal to "eyukk!.. I'll hold it in"... visually, the mall is quite spacious and easy to navigate. I like to come here for a quick little mall trip when the traffic isn't a nightmare. :) It's got enough retailers to suit most needs and a theatre if you want to just kick back and watch a move.

Fairview Mall is nice, clean and well laid-out with a massive parking lot with no space to park, it was super packed. It took us a few circles around to finally find one. It was for every car for themselves, accidents or not to obtain a spot.

This place has everything I need: Zara, Forever 21, The Body Shop, Coles, Lush, Dynamite, Guess, Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works, Sephora, American Eagle, Aerie, Call It Spring, H&M, Aldo, McDonalds, Starbucks, and Tim Horton's to name a few. However, my main bone to pick with this mall is that while they've got more than the basic necessities it literally takes a million years to get around (actually, but not actually)! Don Mills subway station is located outside one of the entrances into Sears, which is at one end of the mall. If I want to get my moisturizer on at the Body Shop I'm trekking to the other end. We got a love hate relationship here, but at least my calves are getting the exercise they need.

Go here often because it's the closest mall. A hassle to finally get in the mall with the questionnaire B.S. Once in a while, there's a good find, but there's lots of overpriced cheaply made crap made in a chinese sweatshop. Unhygienic, stinky and overcrowded.

Having been going to GTA malls since the early 80's I appreciate the fact Fairview retains a certain degree of familiarity without having gone crazy on expansion and mutation like Eaton Centre or Yorkdale. Not oversaturated with pretentious & overpriced boutiques (at least not yet...). Props for the extended hours on the weekend though - that's one good thing they followed form Yorkdale & Eaton. Some people complain about shortage of parking but they must not have scouted the mall very well, because on the Sears side I seldom have a problem to find a spot in the upper levels of the garage, and the upper outdoor Sears lot is mostly empty whenever I go there, for that matter the outdoor upper level Bay lot (facing DVP side) is also under used. So unless you're really picky the parking is available it's only an issue if you want access to the restaurants after mall hours. Best one stop food court, lost of variety without dizzying you with too many choices. Carribean Queen is the gem of mall food courts.

I grew up in the suburbs so I love me a good mall. This is not a good mall. It's not even a mediocre mall. In fact the single redeeming quality that the Fairview Mall possesses is a Shoppers Drug Mart which stocks my favorite Goody hairhints Ouchless black elastic hair bands (which are strangely difficult to find in New York.)

Not like yorkdale mall full of famous world brand . The only reason to go is my lawyer works there. J crew and Mona club are my favorite. And it always get discount :-)

Happen to be here the other night . It's a generic mall with your average stores; Fairview Mall is probably the Dufferin Mall of the North-East. They're going through construction so driving here is very confusing - it took me a good 20 minutes looking for the movie theater. Anyway, I don't have much more to say about this mall. I've definitely experienced better. Good for: shopping, movies

This place has gone through a lot of changes and I really enjoy the way it is now. Cadillac Fairview has been doing some great stuff like the Girl's night for the Month of April. When you spend $100 or more at a store they will give you a special recyclable bag and you can go to the area outside of Club Monaco and they have a lounge area set up. When I went there was Godiva chocolate, skin consultation, get your hair and makeup done, st Louis wings, and Tim Horton's all for free. When I exited there was a mini photo shoot. All the booths were sponsored by the stores within the mall. It also gave a opportunity to give back to the community by bringing clothes that you want to donate in the recyclable bag that was given to you. I think this is a great idea. Not only are you promoting the stores within the mall but you're also giving your customer a great experience and an opportunity to give back. Makes you think "hey I just bought $100 worth of stuff I should really not keep all the things I no longer wear!" I hope that they do more of these events.

I rarely go shop retail anymore, so I rarely hit "the malls" either except for the food court. It's not a primary place to go, but sometimes when you're meeting up with friends and everyone's got different schedules / tastes it's just easier to pick a food court. The (not so anymore) newly renovated foodcourt, is significantly better than the old one upstairs from years ago. But the biggest problem is the Asianfication of everything! Even though it's called Caribbean or Cajun, it's still fake Chinese food! A business buddy of mine who has his hands/money on everything said it was a technical way to get into a mall. Usually tenants are given exclusivity of a type of food, but if you call it something else, then voila, you've gone around it. So now you can get all sorts of "meats" on top of greasy noodles or fried rice. Mmmmm. :P This place also has the standards, McDs, KFC, TacoBell, Jimmy Greek, Mr. Sub, Star Bucks and Timmies. Asian wise it's Spring Rolls, Manchu. Work., Caribbean Queen, Bourbon St Grill, Teriyaki Experience. Not my favourite spot on the planet... but it'll do... it'll do.

Drivers take note, we skaters like to hit up Zumiez for skate swag, Gear, and board repair. so you better observe the posted 10 km/hr limit and stop signs in the lots. Capiche?!

Came here quickly this morning for the first time. Was impressed with the mall and the amount of stores available. Also was clean and neat inside. Loses one star because the parking lot and store entrance area was very dirty - not only overflowing garbage cans but there was litter on the floor and even liquid that was spilled over.

Very bright and spacious shopping center. This mall has changed significantly than I rememeber it, that's the old days when the food court was on the 2nd level and Rainbow Cinemas was still here. Ample amount of high end stores like Zara, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Club Monaco, Jack Jones. Sears is my go-to place for clothes along with Hudson's Bay. Heavenly candles from Bath & Body Works. EB Games for the gamers, Coles for the bookworms. Apple store flooded with tons of people, packed to the doors (get a life guys) LCBO located in the mall as well, but friends don't sneak alochol into the movie theater.

This is my go to mall since its minutes away and easily accessible for me. In the past year or two they have made some improvements. The food court has a cleaner look and more seating, some new stores like Calvin Klein and Express, and some restaurants have been added - Moxies, some Mexican burrito place (not that great), Hero burgers, etc. Actually there are quite a few places to eat in here besides in the food court which is nice. All the regular stores - Gap, Sephora, Forever 21, Mexx, Zara etc are here. The Shoppers is always one of those bigger beauty boutique ones and they also have a movie theatre and a LCBO here. Great for me to run in and browse since it is not a busy as Yorkdale or Scarborough Town Centre (with all those high school kids!!) Not bad but they cold definitely do better with store selections. With Markville just having gone through some serious renovations with lots of high end stores and a pretty good food court, Fairview will have to up its game

Fairview mall is the only mall I'm shopping in last year. All the stores: 21 forever, Ardene, H&M, Victoria secrets, Sephora are there and it's not as crowded as Vaughan mills. New Sears is getting much better now and I bought many nice classic shoes from there with nice price. I can see people start shopping at Sears again - they reduced prices and changed some products they had. So I think it's my new place for shopping.

This is the mall where it used to seem magical when you're young and your parents would carpool you there and pick you up after you're done stuffing your face and buying cheapy aeropostale and hollister clothes with their money.. oh, the days. Now it's more of a 'bored, so why not go' kind of mall. I don't mind it but it's definitely not my favourite. The mall is not too run down and it's right off the 404 at sheppard, so convenience is definitely a factor. It literally takes me about 30 minutes to walk through and that's with going into all the stores I want to go into. Again, like when I review any mall.. here are the highlights of the mall: - Forever 21! This XXI is pretty huge with a lot of selection. I recommend not stepping foot into the back because the sales section is more of a warzone. RIP to all the retail workers here.. I feel for you - Zumiez! Love this zumiez!! The workers are SOOO nice and I've never had a bad experience here. I love coming here to check out the skateboard/longboard deals and new stock they have. They also have a lot of vans sales, which is great because those are usually pricey as fuuuuuh - Express! Pretty large store with plenty of professional clothing. I come here for the portofino shirts, which they often have sales on. Even without a sale, these are worth it. They have a lot of trendy clothes that are great for the office life - Zara! I always find amazing deals at this location although the cashier definitely needs to speed up on life. The lines are almost never okay and I want to shoot myself in the face just waiting for them. - Spring! I like the shoes here. They're fashionable and I don't have to give up an arm and leg for them. I ain't made of money, and spring gets it. It's hard to come up with things I like about fairview just because it's oh so plain jane. It's your typical mall with a nice big food court. What can I say? Fairview is fairview.

Great Cadillac Fairview Mall. Has all the staples and a movie theater. Venders: 4/5 Good CF selection. Busyness: 4/5 Usually good. Environment: 4/5 Meh. Like any CF mall. Parking: 3/5 pretty hard to find parking on weekends. Washroom: 4/5 The one in Sears is the best one!