Nice variety of shops. Food court has plenty of options for everyone. Great bus access.
Great mall, lots of selection. David's tea is awesome. Kay's sewing is awesome as well.
An excellent mall with lots of stores to please the entire family. The food court has a good selection of restaurants to choose from. Parking is free and readily available. Lawson Heights is the first mall that I go to for books, clothing, and essentials.
Very family friendly! It’s newly renovated and is very clean. Great place to take my kids. No underground parking though.
Usually easy to get around and clean. Lots of different shops. Food court is good. Places for young children to play in food court and places for breastfeeding mother's to have some privacy if they so choose, four stars as said breastfeeding places are located in the bathroomsyuck. When I was breastfeeding I just sat in a bench.
Alright, where to start. Although there is a large selection it seems that everything mostly appeals to the "casual teen". Now what I mean by this is that it's more for the young then it is for the old, it's not a very diverse mall. However I give it three stars for three reasons; each well deserving of their own star.
First star - They have new York fries. Alright; I know it's just new York fries. However, I am a Canadian and if you don't love new York fries poutine. C'monnnnnn.
Second Star - It is one of the cleanest buildings I have ever seen, bathrooms are great, floors are shiny and clean. The windows aren't greasy and! Kids area is vacuumed and washed.
Third star - The mall itself is not extreme. I knew earlier I said that it's only for teens. However, I find that it's not overbearing. There's not vendors up in your face 24/7. No flashing lights or annoying "quick sale" questions. Nothing. It's just a small mall with a perfect atmosphere.
And it has sushi, which I give 3 out of 5. I've had japanese hand rolled sushi though. So it's up there. But not quite.
It's a good family mall with lots to help entertain young kids. Wish it had some better stores though.
Fairly solid local mall with a good selection of shops. Only problem is the empty anchor store (that is currently under construction so this review may update later). Lots of good shops set up off the main mall building as well (Cobs Bread!) make it a great destination.
Horrible selection of stores. The demographic is strictly aimed at senior women as far as shopping experience goes. If you're a guy trying to buy clothes you have very few options. Washrooms also smell consistently horrendously bad. For any newcomer to Saskatoon I would definitely recommend any other mall in Saskatoon other than this one.
If you need a Starbucks this is where you need to go! They have TWO! God I wish Saskatoon had more local coffee shops. Other than that this mall has the Rider store. Which is good. And generic shops that all malls seem to have.