Shopping Centers & Malls in Pointe-Claire, QC

“A remarkable shopping mall that impresses with its modern design and meticulous upkeep. The architecture is stunning, blending beauty with functionality, while the impeccably maintained bathrooms and cozy sitting areas add to the overall comfort. The mall boasts a fantastic variety of stores, along with popular bubble tea and juice outlets like Jugo Juice and Real Fruit, catering to all tastes. Though nearly perfect, it’s still missing a few favorites like Michael Kors, but the experience remains top-notch.”

“This is the shopping centre to go for your hobbies. If you like art there is a store for you. If you like to eat there is a store for you. If you like to knit there was a store for you..If you like to bake or make wine there are stores for that too. Ballet, Karate, Music. Shopping and shoes? Yep, something for everyone here.”

“The Pointe Claire academy is a pleasant and welcoming restaurant. Also welcome to people with reduced mobility, such as wheelchairs.
The food is varied and succulent. Also welcome to groups of course with reservation. The restaurant is very large. We went there to celebrate several birthdays in October this nice fue. parking is also immanent and the restaurant is easy to find given its location in the shopping center on Boul. St-Jean when exiting the 40 direction West if you are in Montreal. I wish you good appetite, goodbye and see you soon
Patricia Léveillé.”

“Good little mall with everything in theirs. Restaurants shops think there's a computer store, some different kinds of shops. It's worth going and checking out both restaurants. Scarrellies and Moe's are very good so you could always go eat there too. I think there's other restaurants I'm not sure or at least one more, but they're all good in that area usually so I would recommend going there. There's plenty of parking all the time. It's right across from Fairview. It's well located. There's always people but there's always room for parking and it's a nice mall. It's pretty busy The way to get in is either you have to be. You can actually even access it from Brunswick or St. Jean boulevard, if you're coming from the 40, you want to stay to your left once you cross Brunswick just passed. Fairview and there's a special exit for the Mall right away on the corner. You're going to see an Italian restaurant. The mall is shaped like an L. So yeah go to Moe's go to the nail salon. There's glasses store. Believe there's a computer store possibly a lighting store but if you're out and about, go check it out. It's got some new tenants and new businesses. You might want to check out that you don't know are there if you have nowhere to go there and right across. The street is Fairview so you can always cross there after you shop a little bit in this mall. So go check it out. Go for a drive, go stop somewhere and go for a ride to eat or whatever store you find in that mall. So have fun. Enjoy yourself and get out there while summer is here and it's warm out and if reading this and it's winter go out anyways. Okay, get some air and a bite to eat all right. Take care, have a good one folks and enjoy them all. It's really cool. Oh yeah!”

“As many have mentioned, the store is smaller and has an appropriate but somewhat limited selection. That said however, the staff is super friendly and helpful - always with a smile on their face and a kind word. So long as the store has my product in stock, I will always choose my “neighbourhood” SAQ over the other bigger outlets.”

“Nice small shopping center that has pretty much everything. Some specialty stores like Ryan's has a lot of the Brit stuff I miss from my childhood, and the bakery is quite nice too.”

“Store is very clean and organized! They have a lot of cool merch (from anime to Sanrio) and they carry a nice selection of basic, everyday wear clothing. I love coming here to get minimalist work-fits, their tapered wide-legged pants are of nice quality. My favourite part is the self-checkout (no need to scan a barcode, how cool is that?!)”