Eaton Centre Toronto
Toronto's Eaton Centre located Downtown is Eastern Canada\'s largest shopping mall

One of the most popular shopping destinations in North America, Eaton Centre in downtown Toronto grew out of the now defunct Eaton's department store chain that once held much of the land on which it is built.
Timothy Eaton purchased a dry goods business on Yonge Street in 1869 and the Eatons family business grew rapidly from there. The first phase of today's Eaton Centre was opened in 1977. While the Eaton's 'empire' entered bankruptcy in 1999, there are still shopping malls carrying it's name in several Canadian Cities.
Today this shopping centre and office complex is the fourth largest in Canada. It features multiple levels with a galleria style vaulted glass ceiling, a design which has been copied in various forms in malls throughout North America. The centre is also connected to a 17 storey Marriott hotel.
The mall offers over 230 stores, restaurants and services including two food courts. Major retailers include Best Buy, Canadian Tire, H & M, Zara and Saks Fith Avenue. Canada's largest 'flagship' Hudson Bay store is not in the mall, but connected via a covered pedestrian walkway.
Getting to Eaton Centre by public transit is easy with the mall stretching between Queen and Dundas Subway Stations.Facts For Your Visit
Fee: NoEaton Centre Toronto Hours:
Opening hours may differ on holidays
- Monday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Thursday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Address: 220 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B 2H1, Canada
Phone: (416) 598-8560
Official Website: Eaton Centre Toronto
Eaton Centre Toronto Reviews
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CF Toronto Eaton Centre is a vibrant and iconic shopping destination in the heart of downtown Toronto. Known for its impressive architecture and lively atmosphere, it offers a greater variety of shops than most other malls in the city. With a diverse mix of global and local brands, it caters to all styles and preferences, making it a favorite for both tourists and locals. One of its highlights is the food market level, where visitors can enjoy a wide selection of cuisines from around the world. The mall is directly connected to Dundas subway station, making it extremely accessible via Toronto’s public transit system. Whether you’re shopping for fashion, tech, or gifts, or just looking for a place to explore, CF Toronto Eaton Centre stands out as a must-visit destination. Its blend of convenience, brand diversity, and energetic vibe makes it one of the best shopping experiences in the city.
Samrand Chalak - a month ago
I hope most of the people visit this place during the winter since outside is cool. I been roaming around this place and sometimes do shopping here. In my point of view, Vaughan mill is a better choice for purchasing and processing are reasonable. Worst Nike and under armour outlets here with very limited amount of collection with high price tag. Nice food courts with a lot of variety of food. Simply a better place for people like me to waste the the weekends. The back side entrance from Nathen Phillip square view look impressive.
Nirooshan Namasivayam - 2 months ago
Located next to Dundas Square, the CF Toronto Eaton Centre is a must-visit shopping destination in the city. With its great location, it’s easily accessible and offers a wide range of popular brands, high-end stores, and dining options. The mall is spacious, bright, and lively, making it a great place to shop, dine, or just explore.
Given the high number of visitors, the cleanliness is acceptable, and the mall is generally well-maintained. During the Christmas season, you can also see the famous Christmas tree with light and music show, very festival vibe.
Whether you’re a tourist or a local, it’s a go-to spot for shopping in downtown Toronto.
LingJ - 2 months ago
The CF Toronto Eaton Centre is a large and bustling shopping mall located in the heart of downtown Toronto. With its extensive selection of stores, from high-end luxury brands to popular department stores, it offers something for every shopper. The mall also boasts a diverse range of dining options, making it a great place to spend an entire day.
While the mall is generally well-maintained and offers a pleasant shopping experience, it can get quite crowded, especially on weekends. Finding parking can also be a challenge.
Overall, the CF Toronto Eaton Centre is a great shopping destination, offering a wide variety of stores and dining options. Its central location makes it easily accessible, and the mall's atmosphere is generally lively and enjoyable.
Brijesh Krishna - 2 months ago
Good for singles, couples, families and friends gatherings. A lot of different types of shops for shopping. There is a big food court at the basement level including a lot of different types of cuisines.
The mall is usually crowded, especially on weekends. The environment is clean and tidy. There are few restrooms inside the mall which is pretty convenient.
The mall is located in the heart of downtown which connects two subway stations Dundas and Queen. I recommend this place for people for chilling, leisure or even business meetings at some of the restaurants here.
Krystal Leung - 2 months ago
Directions
TTC Subway Line | Nearest Station | Walking Time |
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Yonge-University-Spadina | Dundas or Queen Station | 1 Minute |
How to get to Eaton Centre Toronto by TTC Subway
No bus needed. The Eaton Centre is accessible directly from Dundas or Queen Subway Station.
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