The Amazing Brentwood

This mall is odd in terms of layout and architecture. I agree with other reviewers that it is not particularly user friendly and confusing. There seems to be more lobbies than shops. From the street, the mall appears to be this massive cohesive unit that could compare to Metrotown, and the fact that it is pay parking underground leads one to believe they must be in for a treat compared to the other local malls where parking is totally free, but that is not the case. Recommend go look for the free parking to visit the place, it is certainly not worth paying for parking here. This place might be a hit for those who want to walk and explore, and do a lot of stairs. I can see the design being more attractive in the summer months when it’s warm and dry outside, but the layout (essentially a layered strip mall) was probably not the best choice for the constant rain of Vancouver.
ミスタードーナツ - 3 weeks ago

amazing retail mall. Lots of variety of stores, restaurants and entertainment venues. There is lots of parking also easy access for all. Public washrooms are available. Excellent mall has outdoor spaces and and wide inside corridors. There is an amazing food court. This is just a real cool mall. Lots to see. Very modern and upscale indoor/outdoor mall.
Kirk Dewhurst - 5 months ago

Overall, it’s a nice, modern shopping and entertainment space with good restaurants and connectivity, though I wish it had a more intuitive design and broader store variety.
J H - a month ago

Brentwood Mall is a local shopping center—not as large or dense with stores as some of the bigger malls—but it has its own charm. Its best feature is the location, right next to Brentwood Station. The outdoor area feels modern, with unique building designs and plenty of benches along the walkways. The food court is on the second floor, and the mall offers a decent variety of clothing and retail shops. The only downside is the parking layout—it’s confusing, with few signs and unclear payment instructions. Exiting the parking lot can also be tricky; I had to circle around a few times just to find the way out.
Danny Tram - 5 months ago