Eaton Centre Montreal

Stopped by the food court on a random weekday afternoon with the kids and it was way less chaotic than I expected for a downtown mall. The escalators and open layout make it easy to keep an eye on both my toddler and my seven year old, which is honestly the main thing I care about. Grabbed poutine for the kids and they were thrilled, plus there's a decent play area on one of the upper levels to burn off energy afterward. Parking underneath was straightforward too, so in and out in under two hours without any meltdowns, can't ask for much more than that.

We had a wonderful shopping experience at the Montreal Eaton Centre, a major shopping mall featuring a selection of shops, including international and local brands. Situated on the bustling Sainte-Catherine Street, the center is directly linked to the city's famous underground network… Montreal's Underground City and the McGill Metro Station. You can find brands like Nike, Loccitane, Lindt Chocolate, Lush, Krispy Kreme, Miniso, Warhammer, Bath & Body Works, Tour de Jeux, Seoulea, Tim Hortons, Dollarama, Hey Toys, Mat & Co. Coiffure to name a few and restaurants, cafes, food market, toy & game shops, cosmetics, souvenirs and many more.

I just love shopping at this place the shops are amazing and it’s a big shopping centre with everything you need in there . There is a massive food hall in there and you can get every sort of food going .

The Montreal Eaton Centre looks amazing now. If you haven't been in a while, you will be surprised by the upgrades. Everything is completely renovated, and it is a lot cleaner, brighter, and newer than it used to be.n​The best part is how convenient it is to get to. The mall is perfectly connected to the train system. You can step right off the train and walk straight into the mall without ever having to go outside.n​It makes getting around downtown so easy. Highly recommend checking out the new setup!

Kind of underwhelming when I've been to some of the largest malls around. Not much going on, although I will say it was 8pm on a Wednesday night. It's always bumping in the Toronto location tho. Even the food court was much smaller than what it was made out to be, the food nd prices were great but there was only like 10-12 options. It wasn't that crowded so it did make seating easier, the only good thing that came out of the lack of people.