Shopping Centers & Malls in Montreal, QC

29 locations found near Montreal

“Went there Friday evening with some friends to walk around and grab a bite, and the food court was way busier than I expected but still moved fast. Found a decent parking spot close to the entrance near Simons, which never happens on weekends normally. Staff at the shoe store we stopped in were genuinely helpful and not pushy at all, even helped us find a size in the back. Good spot for a casual weekend hangout, we'll definitely be back before the holidays hit and it gets crazy.”

4.4 Superb142 Reviews

“As Eaton center the whole underground area, with different shipping malls, one after the other makes montreal the most interesting, safe, beautiful city in Canada”

4.4 Superb76 Reviews

“Un incontournable dans cette période… Les décorations de Noël sont magnifiques chaque année et la fontaine est tout simplement superbe. Dommage que le Père Noël est caché en arrière d’une clôture… qui est d’ailleurs très belle, je dois l’admettre.”

4.4 Superb70 Reviews

“I live near this place and go to the gym every day. This center is clean and safe. It contains women's clothing stores, a cafe, small restaurants and several banks, but it lacks a bathroom for people who come from other areas.”

4.3 Superb87 Reviews

“Nice market with some cute boutiques and shops. Definitely targeted towards tourists. The building itself has some nice architecture and is located in the historic Old Montreal area.”

4.2 Good172 Reviews

“Beautiful mall but what's up with all these people shopping during work hours?
I took a few days off work to recover from a cold and got to see what goes on while I'm doing my nine to five.
The traffic is nuts and people everywhere in the middle of the day driving around like maniacs.
What the hell happened to this beautiful city?”

4.2 Good152 Reviews

“underground city that connects businesses, hotels, plaza, central station and shopping malls. There is a lot of up and down escalators or stairs as you walk around. Helpful it is is raining outside but also easy to lose sight of a sign and end up not where you placed. After a few days you’ll get the hang of it.”

4.2 Good128 Reviews

“The highlight is shopping at Simmons and of course the Cineplex.
Beware prices on certain items in the basement like getting keys copied. You would be better off going 15 min away and saving money.
For emergency use only.”

4.3 Superb56 Reviews

“We stopped by on a weeknight around 7pm to walk around and get out of the heat for a bit, and it was so much easier without the weekend crowds. The staff at the information desk near the escalators were happy to point us toward the walkway connecting to the other downtown buildings, which we thought was a neat feature. My husband grabbed a coffee and we just sat by the windows people watching for a while, nice relaxed atmosphere for two retirees killing an evening. Parking underneath was simple to find and the elevators up were quick, so overall a pleasant little outing.”

4.2 Good109 Reviews

“A huge area with shops, restaurants and shops. While waiting for the train, you can easily pass the time in this underground world. Everything is a stimulus for our eyes and mouth, delicious food, sweets, pastries. The florist's selection is captivating. We reached the surface through a pleasant restaurant. Another surprise, colorful sculptures awaited here.”

4.2 Good46 Reviews

“Went to Alexis Nihon Plaza with a couple friends Friday evening and honestly it was a solid time, way more going on than I expected for a random weeknight mall run. The food court had a decent line at the poke place but it moved fast, and we grabbed a table right by the windows which was nice with the sunset hitting the escalators. Parking underneath was easy to find even around 6pm which is usually when everything downtown is a nightmare. Staff at a couple of the stores were genuinely helpful too, not just standing around, so overall a great little outing before heading out for drinks after.”

4.1 Good178 Reviews

“Nice mall has pretty much everything did not find what I was looking for but the stores I went in to inquire where the most helpful and welcoming therefore I shall be back.”

4.1 Good162 Reviews

“Had a beautiful experience judging a dance competition for SMS Collective + 100lux, while visiting Montreal.

The vibes were amazing as we danced to RnB + Soul music all day long!”

4.1 Good89 Reviews

“What a fun and weird place. You can fund everything from montreal souvenir to unique gift idea. They have old fashion / vintage cameras, phones, lots of fun skulls, plenty of crystals and gems. I love the license plates and metal signs”

4.1 Good62 Reviews

“Good place to run errands. It is connected underground to New Rez (one of the McGill dorms) and LaCite Apartments so you don’t even have to go outside during the winter which is super convenient! There is also a movie theatre, a bar, and a really good crepe place.”

4.1 Good57 Reviews

“Excellent local strip mall, plenty of good stores and they're always well stocked and most of the staff are easy going and friendly. The parking lot is in a terrible state though because whoever services it just throws loose gravel in the potholes every spring and people will park along the storefronts (in the fire lane) to not have to walk 10ft.”

4.1 Good31 Reviews

“This is a one stop shop where you can do your filipino grocery, and eat authentic filipino snacks. They also offer few ready made dishes. Perfect for on the go dinner or lunchto bring to work. Great location, easy access to bus and train station and also other asian stores.💞
#photo ctto”

4.1 Good31 Reviews

“Hi the park square, I visited it a week ago, I have an idea of ​​the park square because it's been 7 years since I lived in this area, the park square is a beautiful place reason I visited the park place because I was going out to the park metro so I visited it ladies and gentlemen thank you.”

4 Good35 Reviews

“Place Ville Marie (PVM for short) is a large office and shopping complex skyscraper in Downtown Montreal, comprising four office buildings and an underground shopping plaza. I have visited this Place many times, this last time to see an acrobatic show put together by the Circus festival of 2023. The place at street level has many outdoor restaurants, gardens, benches and places to sit and relax. This plaza serves as the main and official headquarters for Royal Bank of Canada, Canada's Largest Bank. It is a 617 ft, 47-stories, cruciform office tower. The complex is a nexus for Montreal's Underground City, the world's busiest, with indoor access to over 1,600 businesses, numerous subway stations, a suburban transportation terminal, and tunnels extending throughout downtown. A counter-clockwise rotating beacon on the rooftop lights up at night, illuminating the surrounding sky with up to four white horizontal beams that can be seen as far as 31 mi away.”

3.9 Good14 Reviews

“While Chinatown continues to shift, gentrify & experiment with flashy, Instagram-bait dessert shops, Swatow remains absolutely immovable. It is a masterclass in culinary consistency. If you are looking for soft, dim ambient lighting, curated indie-pop playlists, or artisanal cocktails featuring yuzu infusions, you are in the entirely wrong square mile. Swatow operates under brutal, unyielding fluorescent lighting, with a soundtrack composed entirely of clacking porcelain, shouting kitchen orders & the rhythmic, metallic roar of high-velocity woks in the back.”

3.9 Good47 Reviews

“I'm not going to lie to you
the store is well taken care of
Employees are friendly and demonstrate their willingness to satisfy customers
I strongly recommend that you come as there is a special of 50% off”

3.8 Good20 Reviews

“This would be a typical shopping plaza in the lobby of a skyscraper, but there are several things going for it. Most importantly, the atrium appears to be open late, if not 24/7, because it's connected to the underground city here in Montreal. This means people can enjoy fountains and artwork inside all year long, all day long, even outside of normal office hours. Better yet: plenty of seating everywhere to facilitate this, whether cafe-style seating, communal tables, or benches. Combine this with an IGA supermarket in the basement that's open late, and you can self-cater some refreshments any time of day, even if all the restaurants here are closed. A great way to make an office lobby accessible and open to the public.”

3.5 Good10 Reviews

“Mr.Murry I have been renting from them for a long time, and this is my first meeting with him, he is a very very kind man, and who likes to encourage young people... Thank you very much for your welcome, I was impressed”

3.6 Good19 Reviews

“it's a strip mall with a decent amount of decent restaurants, a gamestop, a bulk barn and other things. I wouldn't call it a mall tho. Also, who reads the ratings of strip malls?”

3.8 Good100 Reviews

“Awesome place. Great merchants with good prices. All I need in one place - did I tell you I had some great time at the cinema there too?
Visit for a wonderful experience.”

3.8 Good186 Reviews

“There is a clothing store that has superb affordable shirts for what it is, the owner is golden, encouraging him always makes me feel good because he and the rest of his family are great”

3.7 Good96 Reviews

“Stopped by here a couple weeks ago on a weekday afternoon and was surprised how easy parking was in the underground lot right off Van Horne. It's not fancy, just a practical strip mall setup, but the layout makes sense and you can get in and out fast without wasting your whole day. The staff at the pharmacy counter were genuinely helpful when I needed something last minute between meetings. Good mix of everyday shops, clean common areas, and honestly for a quick errand stop it does exactly what it needs to do.”

3.6 Good82 Reviews

“Is it a university campus or a doctor's office or a mall? Who knows, but every morning the halls smell like burnt toast and confusion and that's good enough for me. 4 stars.”

3.6 Good127 Reviews

“For over 100 years this building housed the primary farmers' market for the Montreal area. After standing idle for a few years there was some talk of tearing it down, but that changed and it was re-purposed instead. I believe it is a Canadian Heritage Site. Built right next to the Chapel of Notre Dame de Bonsecours, the Market Bonsecours today houses scores of retail stores and a few food stops, mainly for the tourist crowd that visits this part of Old Montreal and the port area. There are no farmers' goods for sale here now - unless you count maple syrup, but it is more of a slew of boutique stores. Loads of souvenir stores, a few dress shops, and the like. So for now this is simply an indoor shopping mall, and a nice one at that.”

2.9 Average49 Reviews