First Canadian Place

I’ve always had a great experience with Dr. Bailey for both Botox and filler. In the past, Botox always left me feeling heaviness around my eyes, but that’s no longer the case, the results now feel natural and balanced. She’s extremely knowledgeable, very pleasant, and always takes the time to answer questions and explain options. I really appreciate that she offers thoughtful suggestions without ever pushing unnecessary treatments. Highly recommend her and her team.

A little bit tricky for new ones to find the spot where you want to go even maps are not that much worthy

The tallest building in Toronto and structure in Toronto after the CN Tower. Lots of offices, big companies and excellent facilities. With access to the path, close to St. Andrew and King station

Well maintained business center, most modern elevator systems which is quick and efficient. At the lower level, there is a very attractive, spacious, modern food court with various restaurants and food services. If you want a Starbucks, there is an outlet at main floor (one floor above). Good for having your own lunch and sit in the food court.

Great place to work right in the heart of the city

Excellent place to browse with a great variety of shops. Like Harry Rossen, Indigo, Rexal, Judith & Charles, Brinks, New Balance and Longos Express. Two food courts with main on upper level and smaller one in lower level northwest corner. Combined they have a good selection. All very clean and well maintained.

Heard good things about BMO but choose to judge an organization through experiences. I have not opened an account with them yet.

A breathtaking Toronto skyscraper in the financial district in downtown Toronto. A beautiful piece on the Toronto skyline. The massive building and architectural design are to be marveled.

First Canadian Place in Toronto is a striking landmark in the heart of downtown and financial district. With its towering 72-story office building, it stands as one of the tallest and most iconic structures in Canada. The complex offers a mix of office spaces, shops, and dining options, making it a convenient destination for both work and leisure. The building is well-maintained and features a modern white design. It's connected to PATH and underground shops and restaurants. Also, Cactus Club is a great addition to this building, offering 3-story restaurant with lounge and a beautiful patio.

I came here looking for Chatime Atealier, and thank goodness one of these Yelp reviews said it was down on the PATH, or I'd have been looking forever! The PATH is much nicer than I expected it to be, and there's lots of nice shops and restaurants to check out. I got lost just looking for the tea place, so it is hard to navigate. They have some cool interactive maps, but it switched off too quickly for me to figure out where I needed to go. The next time I'm in Toronto, I'd stop here again.

There is just no comparison between FCP 2013 and FCP 2019. From concourse to mezzanine to the food terrace, what a transformation. Better stores, better food, BBT COMING SOON. Cool fact: 72-stories high, one of Canada's tallest office complexes. My faves (some x-over with Exchange Tower): Maman, Kid Lee, Porchetta, Greenhouse Juice, Pilot, Sud Forno, David's Tea, Kupfert & Kim, IQ food, Indigo, LCBO, summer thing: outdoor seating by a waterfall.

Oh how I love FCP. They've got a decent food court with lots of seating; lots of banks to, well, so your banking with; a decent amount of stores to shop at; salons and nail bars to pamper yourself; gyms in close proximity; and more. If you're not familiar with the PATH then good luck because it takes a while to master. I've only mastered it because I used to work here, but I've been lost many times. I just love the convenience of not having to go out in the winter cold! You can even walk to Eatons through the PATH without having to take a step outside. Of course it's probably not as grand a selection of stores as a typical mall but it's good enough for me.

Probably the best financial district food court in terms of seating options and selection of food vendors.

Went to sit at the food court at First Canadian Place at 5 pm on Tuesday. Saw two mice scurrying around; not even trying to hide, one came up right by our feet. Gross.