Name: CF Toronto Eaton Centre
Address: 220 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B 2H1, Canada, CA
Telephone: +1 416-598-8560

CF Toronto Eaton Centre is a shopping mall, located at 220 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B 2H1, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 416-598-8560, visit their website www.cfshops.com for more detailed information.

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220 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B 2H1

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Added by Jopie, at 03 February 2017

Monday 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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Jayveer Parmar

30 November 2017

Very great place for shopping. You will find most of the shops here and it has eatery section on the basement. It has decorations on special occasions like Christmas. I like this place so much. I like this place as I can get all shopping items at one place. It is also connected to Subway. I think it is the largest shopping I have ever visited in my life. It has around 300 shops including food area.
Jpm8921

29 November 2017

This mall is huge. They have everything from high end couture designers to everyday run of the mill stores. When I went the mall was packed. It was also extremely hot as I believe they had the heat up too high. The food court is nice and has something for everyone. Overall I enjoyed my visit and plan on returning the next time I come to Toronto.
David Adams

28 November 2017

I haven't been here for quite some time. It is a great place even just to window shop. The holiday decorations are up up and contributes to the air of Christmas. The decorations although big I feel ate quite sporadic. It doesn't fully immerse you in the Christmas spirit. Very good food selection in the Urban Eatery. Warning: It took me an hour to get out of parking end of night Sunday. I was in to the rooftop level 5. Try to find parking in lower levels. If you can
Sav S

22 November 2017

A Wonderfull mall, truly one of the best I have seen. The small is very clean and it has plenty of shops to suit your shopping needs. The Urban Eatery (Food Court) has plenty of food options do you are never to go hungry. One added bonus is the fact that the subway is attached to it so you can go and come without stepping foot outside.
If you are visiting Toronto, I highly recommend this attraction.
Donald Tracey

30 October 2017

Toronto Eaton Center has become a unique historical and tourist attraction that welcomes visitors from all over the world. I am happy to live within easy walking distance - I am old enough to remember the original Eaton Department Store and watched the 'Eaton Center' as it was being built from the ground up. I not only enjoy the 'Center' as a premium city shopping venue, I enjoy its excellent opportunities for just people watching too.
Cat PN

09 September 2017

Its a great place I love heading there. The only downside for me would be the path that leads to it. It's an amazing maze. You just need to have an amazing sense of direction which I sadly do not have. Otherwise if I did, i'd rate this 5 stars
Shane Baldwin

07 September 2017

Great mall. Awesome store selection. The food court is massive with good selection. The washrooms were completely disgusting, to the point of unusable. Feel like mall staff need to be on top of it considerably more often.
Ken Lem

03 September 2017

I only shop here because it's convenient. It's mostly American stores that I can find in every other mall in North America and the prices are aimed at tourists. A few unique international shops here and the food court is purposely placed in the dungeon so you need to pass through the entire mall to get to places or eateries you can pretty much find anywhere else cheaper or better quality only if I have no other choice or need free WiFi and a clean washroom
Kayla N

01 September 2017

The shopping area here is massive. Largest shopping area I've ever been to for sure. Outside the mall felt like Time Square with all the signs and colors. There's a ton of stores in the Easton Square Mall itself, then when you walk around the blocks there's stores in every direction. The area is a must visitgood restaurants around as well.
Chick Lam

08 August 2017

The best shopping center in Toronto for my at least twenty years visits. Things have changed a lot in these years. But this place is a wonderful place to be in. There are small and medium stores of different varieties. The most that I enjoyed was the food court in the basement.
Boaz Lahav

11 April 2017

H U G E ! Very nice and well situated mall. All the big and small brands. Very welcoming. Because it was spring time we watched a dancing show accompanied by free flowers at the end. Excellent experience.
Shanen S

05 April 2017

Colossal mall! It has clean washrooms and its very considerate to the disabled, I see ramps everywhere! The mall has very few seats available which really sucks, you have to constantly be on the go. The food court is brilliantly designed and it has a lot of options. They don't update the directory very often though, I spent 30 minutes looking for HMV, only to find it was closed months ago. A great mall that is home to the most fancy Hudson's Bays I have ever seen.
Selina L

04 March 2017

Not very baby / stroller friendly

Babies or people with strollers are not very welcome there. All the ramps for stroller is on one side whereas the elevators are located the exact opposite side of the mall. Definitely mommies or daddies or grannies got their steps just to navigate through the mall. Some store with their kids department on a level which is super hard to find a way out such as Zara. Who would have designed that if they have kids.
Worst of all is no accessible nursing or breastfeeding area in the mall except the one and only place at Nordstrom. Also located at top floor which you first have to go in and walk all the way til the very end and then find the elevator then find another 3 minutes way there.
Space for breastfeeding is nice BUT those who don't have babies occupied them all. Last time I checked on a Thursday. There were 2 ladies sitting at the nursing area with the shopping bags. Their shopping bags occupied one of the sofa seats. I, being a mom with a 3 months old, had to go to the diaper changing area for feeding.
I know my infant is cute and the lady who helps cleaning the place tried to hold my baby which I'm super concern with germs on her hands. I'd really like a quiet place where I can fit my infant and unfortunately the same cleaning lady kept talking to me.
My overall experience was terrible at the Eaton Centre. And parking there for a couple hours paying $24 and getting this kind of service is not worth it.
Kerry-Ann Bailey

12 February 2017

Massive! Has a lot of stores. Vast crowds everyday so plan to maneuver the crowds and spend a lot of time there. Love that most of the high-end stores are all together on the 3rd level. It's a good idea to get familiar with the layout by consulting one of the maps which is conveniently located close to an escalator/staircase before you go on a wild goose chase trying to find a store. The eatery has various options from fast food to full sit down meals if you're lucky enough to find a seat somewhere. There's Indian food, Thai food, Chinese food, Bistro style, desserts, clean eating/vegetarian/vegan food and more. It's a good place to spend a Saturday afternoon shopping.
Ali Collins

10 February 2017

A really fantastic mall! I only wish it weren't so crowded sometimes. They've got all my favourite shops and some wicked vegan food options in the food court. The design looks great, but it can be easy to sometimes get lost if you don't know your way. The place is huge. That being said, they are often doing improvements to make things better!