The construction place with entrance to the Metro station

It's a big centre but as for me I can't find a lot of interesting there. There are some but not a lot of brand shops. That's bad cz my husband works right next to this building and that's why I'm around pretty often. Instead... plus

Huge underground complex

Huge underground complex with a selection of goods and services from your every day needs to luxurious items. Connects to many of the other undergound shops in Montreal. Ideal location for winter if you want to stay out of the cold and snow. Also, connects... plus

Old and tired

Undergoing construction inside ,what remains is old and tired .I would avoid .The remaining stores didnt seem special .

Great place

Great place with lots of shops but messy from construction. Stores for all ages. Got lost a couple of times lol

Nothing new

I expected this mall to be different from other shopping centers as it is part of underground city. It doesn’t meet my expectations. It is under construction. The location of this mall is the best thing about it. Also, there is a wax museum but... plus

Average Mall

This mall is currently under renovation and not all shops are open. Nicely located in the center of city and part of the under ground city. Has a busy food court and connected to the Metro system.

Part of Tour Down Town Tour

The centre is part of the underground city that you should do. Though not much of brands that you could find there but you can visit the Grevin Wax Museum which is located in the 5th floor. You may explore the centre and have a... plus

It’s just a mall

Nice mall with different stores. Under a lot of construction currently. Great for a rainy day. The coolest part is the piece of Berlin Wall displayed.

Dark, uncomfortable place

During my Montréal visit, friends and I wanted to go shopping, but sadly, the weather was poor and it was pouring rain.

We took ourselves to the Eaton Centre, and having experienced the Toronto Eaton Centre (and even the Rideau Mall in Ottawa), I was... plus

Nice

Nice mall, nicely situated, alot of store available. It is also clean, nicely decorated and just very convenient.

pretty basic shopping mall located in downtown montreal.

food court on the lower level (and tunnel access that connects to place ville-marie which leads you to bonaventure, the train station all the way to atrium and bell centre) while the metro level is where everything is interconnected (ailes de la mode shopping mall and montreal trust shopping mall) while the upper floors is the exit and... plus

I was visiting from the U.S. And came across this mall by chance when I was trying to go to Simon. We don't have underground malls in the states so I was blown away by the concept. It's so cool that you can keep walking and walking and shops are never ending. This mall is beautiful and had a great selection of Canadian boutiques. The food offerings looked great and I would've loved to try some... plus

This place is the core of Downtown Montréal. Whoever came to Montréal, they definitely will visit this place for their shopping. Also this place will be crowd at the Boxing Day for 110% sure.

But if you take your time to visit this place. You will find out that most stores are similar and their price too. So its not a big deal to take hours to compare one store to another.

The underground... plus

The Montreal Eaton Centre is a nice shopping center in the heart of downtown Montreal. They have over 175 stores here. The center has 5 levels!! It even connects to the Underground City. This must be a great place to hang out in wintertime when it is snowing outside.

We did not have the time to explore the entire mall. We came here to have lunch. Their food court has many options, and we were... plus

I stopped by here on a dreary Montreal day just to find out it's really just a big mall. Pretty much majority of the stores can be found in the United Sates. I can also imagine the sales tax here has got to be a 1% or 2% higher.

One thing that I did really enjoy about this mall is the food court. I'm not sure where I was but I was following a underground path which cuts through several streets... plus

Stores
- Very clean and organized
- Stock and quantity were plentiful

Staff
- All stores the staff were great and knowledgeable

Mall Itself
- My wife is pregnant and some of the escalators were out of service. Very inconvenient for her because the elevators were always jammed; there isn't many elevators

Meh. It's an ok mall, but if I was in the Montreal area again, I would skip over this place and drive a little extra to go to Carrefour Laval. Although this mall is big, it's not anything special. Typical stores, typical huge crowd.
If I can say one thing, I looove how big the food court is. There is so much variety unlike a food court in the states.

Lol,hahahha,heheheh i dont Know where to start.I'm gonna Say that Come to the United States of America to See a Real Shopping centre.

Excellent shopping center in Montreal. We mostly shopped here and on Rue St Catherine. I got some great deals in some of the random shoe stores and there are a couple gems like the toy store in here. The food court is AMAZING maybe because ours suck in the US but the fact that they had every kind of food imaginable was awesome. Vietnamese, Italian, Indian, Korean, Chinese, American, Bubble Tea,... plus

Love the food court, especially Edo and Thai Express. Good shopping and underground mall.

I LOVED SIMON'S. I easily spent hundreds in that department store alone.

PROs:
- A great variety of selection. Think "The Bay" or "Walmart" in terms of quantity of items. Now imagine that is ALL CLOTHING.
- Nearly 1/4 of their products are on sale. EEEEEEEEEEEE! (screams of joy of course)
- The styling of the mannequins was spot on. I literally took a skirt off of a mannequin because it was... plus

When it's freezing outside, it is definitely nice to walk around this place. There are a lot of stores here to check out. Great food selection inside the food court. The place is clean. When we were here on boxing day & it was crowded. Well, the weather outside was about 12F, it was freezing & snowing, no one wants to walk around outside.

I want to apologize for the late review. I visited Centre Eaton during August but forgot to write the review (school and other personal stuff can really make you procrastinate). During my visit to the Eaton Centre in my long journey (check List of Trip to Montreal), I went here to purchase jeans. The design is averagely laid out. The amount of mens clothing stores is disappointing. There are... plus

Centre Eaton de Montreal is a decent place to walk and shop and eat especially when the weather is freezing outside.

Food court is clean and even have some interesting vendors including Nu Do that offers freshly made to order hand pulled noodle!

It is definitely not a must visit tourist spot but not bad to pick up something to eat or even some nacarons from one of the carts!

Connected to the Underground City (or RESO), the Eaton Centre is smack in Downtown Montreal, similar to the Eaton Centre in Toronto.

The biggest feature of this mall, in my opinion, is the food court. While it may not have the modern-ness of the Urban Eatery, it has a lot more options, with a particular focus on Montreal cuisine.

In terms of store variety, however, I didn't really notice... plus

It's nice to have indoor shopping when it's close to zero degrees outside but the stores are nothing to really get excited about.

It could be better. Very large. Better signage and more maps would be helpful. Many shops but not many that caught my interest. I still prefer Eaton Centre Toronto for the shops. EC Montreal does appear cleaner but that's also because it is more spaced out and didn't seam as busy on the day I was there.

I quickly got bored of this mall! I do, however, really like the food court! One of the biggest food courts in montreal with a wide range of food as well as a popcorn store, bubble tea, crepes and food from many different nations!

I like the Montreal eaton centre particularly because of the great selections here. The food courts terrific ranging from a variety of cuisines for you try and select from. The stores always offer good deals that make you go from window shop to actual shop. They have a lot of ice cream parlors, a cool candy stores, some really nice gift shops and a lot of seating spots in case you need to give... plus

its a mall
enough said

Although there is one in Toronto, this one is much different. Its has a modern feel, and its clean and bright.
Families come here as well as kids, I came with my mom and felt comfortable.

Its not the same in Toronto Eaton Centre, even though they are both in a central downtown area. I mean, Eatons Montreal is across from Super Sexe! But doesn't seem like the crowded place Toronto is.

However,... plus

It's a mall. One Big A$$ mall with 4 levels of shopping. It boasts having Canada's largest food-court selection, and as others have mentioned: it's part of the underground city.

Hands down the best city to shop in Canada.

Are you kidding me?
There's shopping.
Then there's shopping in Montreal.
Then there's shopping at the Eaton Centre. There's nothing like it. Levels upon levels of awesomeness, deals, hockey swag, Montreal-only boutiques... it's a tourists dream -- heck, it's a local's dream! And you can't get past the novelty that it's UNDERGROUND.
Just go. Stop reading this and just go.
Oh, and pick up a... plus

Love the upscale mall right in downtown Montreal. I didn't stay here long, but from what I saw, it's above average.

There's also free Wi-Fi on the lowest level.

Its a mall. But for a mall its A-OK. A bit difficult to recognize as a mall from above ground, this is one of the stops in the Underground City and I can see how it could be popular during the frigid, Canadian winters.

The shops are pretty standard mall fare but it is nice to have them all in one place when you're on a shopping mission. I was able to find pretty much all the gifts that I... plus

Preface: Autumn 2008

The business model of a mall is smart; it lends itself nicely to a cosmopolitan shopping experience. If you find yourself in another land, a mall will have the creature comforts you remember seeing from back home: retail stores, a food court, jewelry shops. If you have traveled away from your town and get homesick, you can sample the new and familiar in an insulated... plus

Centre Eaton

You can basically find all you need there. It's easily to spend a whole day there, browsing all the stores for clothing,shoes and accessories. Food courts and several coffee places when you need a rest. Also houses a really big winners.

Centre Eaton

The Centre Eaton is 5 stories with numerous shops, and a food court with a wide variety. After looking at the directory it was pointed out that there were only 3 stores categorized under "Men"; so there was not much browsing to be done.

For everyone who is floored by the size of this mall, I'm guessing you've never been to the Toronto Eaton Centre that - according to the way you describe this weak excuse for a 'huge' mall - would just literally drop your jaw. This mall was weak and not worth even checking out as a tourist. Unless you live in a small city without the luxuries afforded to us Torontonians than check it out...... plus

Huge place with tons of great shopping including most of the same chain stores you see in the US. There is also a Starbucks here and an extensive food court. It's easy to get lost in here but it's a fun place to pass the time.

A huge underground mall, which makes sense considering how frigid Montreal gets in the winter. Lots and lots of shopping to be had with plenty of restaurants and movie theaters. In fact, one of my places to eat, Marche', is here - which unfortunately seems to have closed (first Boston and now Montreal?). The Eaton Centre also connects to the Underground City, which is worth seeing itself too.
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I was stuck in my hotel in February 2007 with minus 30 degree weather(yes I visited Montreal in Feb). So I walked downstairs and took an escalator to the Underground City. I walked a few miles and came across Eaton Centre. It was a very clean and nice mall. Plenty of shopping and dining inside this main mall of Montreal.

This is only a CHIP off the big block that is the Underground City. In just this part I got lost a few times. It's beautiful. It's huge (3 or 4 stories?). It's fun. It's busy. Everything you need is right here- from furniture to salons to clothes to fast food to the drug store...not to mention the metro and train stations.
A couple place I hit up when I was there was Garage, Urban Behavior... plus

Centre Eaton

Centre Eaton is a multi-level shopping centre including a six screen cinema on the top level. This was once home to Eaton Center, but when the successful founder of the business passed it on to his heirs, it eventually did poorly and was sold off. It has been remade into a very nice mall of 175 stores, businesses, restaurants. This is Montreal's largest shopping mall that's open till 9pm... plus

Eaton Centre

On our last day in Montreal my feet were extremely tired and sore after walking the previous day, so my husband and I decided why not do some light shopping. We purchased another tourist pass on Le Metro, had a light breakfast at the restaurant in the Marriott Chateau Champlain (Samuel de Champlain), and went back down to Bonaventure Station to catch the metro to Berri-Uqam, and then to catch... plus

Eaton Centre

The Eaton Centre is most likely the best shopping centre in downtown Montreal; it is close to almost everything. This is a very large mall, so you will not be able to do all of your shopping in an hour; we took an entire afternoon for that. There are some great stores in the Eaton Centre; it definitely has something for everybody. We really enjoyed the variety this mall had. There were many... plus