It's a mall it has stores, so it gets 5 stars. Good selection of everything you could ever need, and a pretty decent food court to boot. If you have contacts though be prepared because the air is really dry and your eyes will hurt after a while.
Great place to shop, horrible place to work. As long as you dont mind paying for parking, midtown has pretty much any store you'd ever need. However as someone who worked there and talked to other employees from different stores, unless you buy a bus pass or are fine with parking 4 blocks away, get ready to spend half your paycheck on parking.
Midtown mall had a good variety of stores. Mainly clothing but a few games, tech and makeup shops as well. Has a barber shop and a decent food court for a quick bite.
There's underground parking for a reasonable rate.
The service is on point and the meals are delicious enough to get seconds. I enjoy shopping in many stores in midtown plaza. Please try the chicken or beef stir fry in the food court.
There are lots of stores I like to shop at, but there are ALWAYS homeless (and sketchy) people hanging out outside the parking lot doors and in the food court. They stare and gawk at me and ask for money/other things every time I go (which isn't often for this reason) It freaks me out and I feel scared walking into the mall by myself - it shouldn't be that way.
It has some great stores inside of It. The new store "Sunrise Records" is a great store to visit. I make sure to go there every time I go to the mall. It has a wide variety of music and you could spend hours just admiring the store. Great mall with great stores.
A shopping mall full of all the clothing stores you could possibly need; consider it your "one stop shopping spree" location. Great for a girl's trip out. It does tend to draw some sketchy people, but they tend to stay near the entrances. Bathrooms are usually untidy so I would not suggest using them unless you absolutely have to go.
The Midtown is where I usually shop. Apart from groceries, I can get everything I need there, most of the time. Some of the stores in the Midtown are the only ones in Saskatoon- like Victoria's Secret, Pink, Lush, Michael Kors, Spencer's, and Dynamite. There's convenient parking and many other stores and services nearby.
This is a great mall If you like having a ridiculous amount of clothing stores and not much of anything else. It also has a store from each of the major cell carriers as well as a couple multi carrier booths.
Midtown has plenty of niche shops and boutiques, from clothing to electronics. With both Sears and Hudson Bay Department Stores. It is centred in the heart of Saskatoon's downtown. It also has a good variety of food outlets in it's foodcourt. Very crowded from noon until 6 pm so if you don't like crowds best to come in the mornings.
The plaza suffers from all the usual mall woes and a few more. The increasingly connected affluent shoppers of the day are not interested in travelling to any mall when they can have their goods delivered to their door. As with most down-town facilities, it suffers more than the average mall from the standard parking issues of convenience and cost, as well as not having a lot of local residents to offer their custom. In it's 40s, now, the mall is dark and, despite past renovations, a bit dated, mostly made up of pricier than average stores that are in low demand outside of a set audience and Christmas shoppers. For the most mature of shoppers, it offers The Bay and Sears but, aside from moderately-high-end clothing, little to attract the under 60 shopper.
Only mall I've ever been to where you have to pay for parking even if you buy something from there. Also employees at the mall have to pay for parking even when they work as little as a 3 hour shift. They have some pretty good stores but not a huge variety and it is very clean
Large mall. But it is old. Prices are good. I wish they had more variety of shops, then it would be better. It is nothing compared to West Edmonton Mall, but it is still a good mall. Food court is good, but a bit more expensive than the locations right outside of Midtown mall, such as thein or ding dong or spicy bite.