Centerpoint Mall

Toronto, Kanada

2.5

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+1 416-223-9560
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www.centerpointshops.com
Adresse:
6464 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON, M2M 3X7
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200 mAbitibi Avenue
330 mMoore Park Avenue
360 mTangreen Court
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Ortszeit (Toronto) 20:01 Freitag, 13. Juni 2025

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Montag 10:00 – 21:00
Dienstag 10:00 – 21:00
Mittwoch 10:00 – 21:00
Donnerstag 10:00 – 21:00
Freitag 10:00 – 21:00
Samstag 09:30 – 18:00
Sonntag 12:00 – 18:00

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13 Bewertungen zu Centerpoint Mall

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Rating des Ortes: 3
Regional Municipality of York, Canada
This mall doesn’t have much going for it but for some reason, today (Saturday) it was crammed with people, specifically in the food court. It was crazy. I’ve gone before during the week and its never as busy as it was today. The food court selection is really good considering how bland the mall is overall. McDonald’s, taco bell and kfc and Tim Horton’s is a nice selection. I usually visit the shoppers drug mart. I went into the trade secrets which seemed pretty empty compared to other trade secret locations. The place right where the yogen fruz is has a special for two small fresh mango Smoothies forn$ 5 which is a good deal and tastes great. I go here to waste time and will continue to do so.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Toronto, Canada
The store is so-​so since it is small and most of the things you cannot find here. The Sales Associate I happen to encounter during my shopping there is exceptional. I did some shopping Dec. 29 and I had pleasure of Natalia L serving me. She is patient and courteous. The other sales associate I asked before are not so interested in showing you things unless you are actually buying something. Natalia took the time and she acknowledges other people on the line up behind me telling them that she will serve them as soon as she is finished with me. They should have more Natalia L in all the Bay Store. These Sales Associates are the front line of the Store and they contribute to the success of the Company. I hope they will recognize people like Natalia L. who works to strive excellence not just for herself but for the company.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Markham, Canada
Centerpoint Mall is located in the north end of Toronto at Yonge and Steeles. I came here once when I was a little kid; this mall used to be a lot more run down than right now.
The mall is indeed small, however it serves its purpose as a neighbourhood mall. It’s not a major mall by any means, evidenced by the fact it does not open on stat holidays. In fact, for a neighbourhood mall it has quite a lot of anchors: No Frills, The Bay, Canadian Tire, and Target (RIP) each have the 4 corners of the mall.
As the only mall in the Willowdale neighbourhood, it is satisfactory for those who live in the neighbourhood. However for lurkers or tourists, there’s honestly nothing too exciting about this mall.
Rating des Ortes: 1
Vancouver, Canada
To be honest it is not much of a mall but rather a very small strip mall. It has a grocery store and a coffee shop which is the only real purpose for this place, however, these are a dime a dozen on the Main Street strip.
Rating des Ortes: 3
North York, Canada
There isn’t much in this mall. It’s more like a large plaza than a mall. The only department store here is The Bay. But it does have a No Frills, Target, and Canadian Tire. I think they are trying to improve this mall. The Pickle Barrel in the mall has renovated and it looks really nice. I haven’t eaten there since the renovation so hopefully their food is good or better than it was before. There’s also now a Congee Queen which can be accessed from the outside only, & a dessert café as well.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Toronto, Canada
Use to go here all the time during Highschool; oh the memories, but in all honesty they have a fairly nice selection of cool stuff here! Especially stuffed toys!@!@! They’ve got a store here with toys for sooo cheap an they’re like 3’2 tall!
Rating des Ortes: 2
Toronto, Canada
Was kind of excited to check out one of the very few malls I have yet to visit in all of Toronto. Honestly thought it was a lot bigger. The Bay and Katie are the biggest selling points in my personal opinion. The rest of the stores are kind of no name stores I’ve never even heard of. No plans in coming back to be honest, was only visiting a friend for lunch at the Pickle Barrel.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Burlington, Canada
There can be worse malls. Centerpoint has done its best to keep from being a horror show like Gerrard Square or South Common Mall. It’s got a nice, large No Frills, a Canadian Tire, a Bay, and a Target. There’s an adequate food court and a Timothy’s for coffee. I’ve never felt like I was going to be stabbed at this mall.
Rating des Ortes: 1
North York, Canada
After a visit in person to Canadian Tire today seeking emergency service for my car followed by numerous phone calls to their auto service department in search of a simple answer to a simple question and being bounced from one department to the next until I ended up where I originally started from while still NOT getting an answer and finally, being hung up on, I decided to take the time out of my busy schedule to write this review.
In a nutshell, Canadian Tire has, hands down, the WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE in the GTA. Possibly the known Universe. They are #1 in customer dissatisfaction. Hands down. After trying to deal with these clowns, I’d suggest a name change is in order: I hereby dub thee CANADIAN TIRED of dealing with you jokers. B’bye forever!
Rating des Ortes: 3
Toronto, Canada
I’ve seen this mall go through several phases over the years. Back in the day it used to be called Town and Country. Then it was renamed to Centerpoint. Funny because it’s spelt the American way instead Centre the Canadian way.
It was never a fancy mall to shop at. The oldest stores that remain from what I recall is the Bay and Canadian Tire. Since then it’s gone through different renos — it is a mish mash of old and new. It used to have a movie theatre which has now been plastered over. I got my original Atari 2600 with wood trim at the Woolco back in the 80s at this mall. :)
What’s noteworthy now? There are cell phone kiosks from every single provider here and Conklin (the ones that do the rides for the CNE) setup fairs. Plenty of parking, there’s an Heritage Antique Market that recently moved from Bayview Village to here which runs every long weekend.
Rating des Ortes: 2
North York, Canada
The odd combination of Zellers, No-​Frills, the Bay Company and Canadian Tire here as anchors suggests a mall with a severe identity problem. In fact it does seem to have one, as it is located in an area with both upscale and poor communities nearby. On the whole the stores are pretty downscale. including even the Bay, which is one of the smallest I’ve seen. The Zeller’s is also rather small and very grotty looking inside.
Did not see much useful (to me, in any case) in the non-​anchor stores. Okay if you are in the area and need something, definitely not a dedicated shopping trip destination.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Markham, Canada
Centerpoint Mall is a decent Neighbourhood Mall at Yonge and Steeles Area. It is a little out of the way if you are using Subway because you will have to either walk up from Finch Station or take the bus.
Most of the people that frequents Centerpoint Mall does drives. since there is a huge parking lot and never too busy.
Most major stores: Canadian Tire, Zellers, The Bay and No Frills makes this a 1 stop shopping for everyday needs. Good selections of lower/​mid end clothings and shoes stores.
The smaller stores are all standard stores, none of them are really unique or individually owned. So I can say Centerpoint is another boring shopping place that you can get the things that you need. but may not be that you really want!
Rating des Ortes: 3
North York, Canada
Centerpoint Mall is a shopping mall located at Steeles and Yonge Street. It is home to Canadian Tire, Zellers, The Bay, Shoppers Drugmart and No Frills. The mall also has a Beer Store. Their is an amazing smoothie place as well located in the mall which has the BEST smoothies ever, made with actual real fruit and no added fake stuff… I like the strawberry/​Banana smoothie, the place is called tea shop 168 and they have other locations but this is the only one I have found that uses real fruit which I find strange if they have more than one location they should do the same at every location.