Lime Ridge

Decent mall, there are lots of shops that are brand new or newly renovated and this mall seems fairly new in terms of being updated as well. I haven’t been to the mall before their renos, but as a customer after them it’s quite nice to walk around as there are comfy places to sit within the mall if you get tired!

This Mall has improved ten fold over the last year. Amazing new stores like Forever 21 are adding to the new mix. I can’t wait to continue to see the changes this year. Limeridge is really getting back it’s coolness factor !

Im not a big mall shopper but I will say that Limeridge has experienced a bit of a renaissance since I last visited a few years ago and has attracted some upper scale shops, well known chains and fashionable clothing stores. Pretty much all the store space is occupied now. Nice to see for Hamilton.

Good shopping location in the Hamilton area. Needs more stores and shoud add an addition to the mall. It has over 210 stores and shoud get more! But good for Hamilton!

Oh Limeridge Mall, what happened to you?
Years ago Limeridge was the place to hang out. There was a small movie theatre, Eaton’s, and fountains throughout. Today however, the mall is empty.
Like every other mall in Hamilton, Limeridge Mall has … nothing. The amount of vacant storefronts continues to rise, and the stores left are horrendous; they have no selection, and are of poor quality. Meanwhile, there is no one shopping. I swear, while walking through the mall on a Tuesday night, there was no one shopping or even buying merchandise. It made me wonder how some of the smaller outlet stores are able to stay open.
At the same time, the two major department stores, Sears and The Bay, are awful. The Sears in the mall continually has floods, resulting in closures, and The Bay carries the bare minimum in terms of product selection.
If your looking for quality clothing, I’d drive out of Hamilton, and head either to Burlington, Mississauga or Toronto. The only thing you will find at Limeridge is a massive line up at a small Tim Horton’s kiosk.

this mall is pretty small from what i’m used to in california. i went during a weekday so it was pretty dead, only a few people walking around. i recognize some of the bigger chain stores but theres a lot that i’ve never heard of, maybe its a canadian thing? the food court was prob the most memorable thing, which is sad since it was just alright. walked around the entire mall in about 15 minutes.