Parkway Mall

Parkway is one of if not the most complete neighbourhood mall in the GTA. For a small community mall, its retained a few major anchors like the historic Metro, a shoppers, a home hardware, LCBO, McDonalds, a CIBC, a staples, not to mention a bowling alley. I challenge you to name another mall that has all that. It balances it out with independents as well as well as some ethnic foods that support the diverse local community. Recent renovations has modernized it a bit and here's wishing that Parkway continues to thrive as a hubbub of community activity.

This mall has improved so much since I've started going. The food court doesn't have many restaurants, but the quality of all of them is amazing. The whole place is always clean, and looks nice due to all the new renovations. They really are lacking variety of stores though, especially when it seems like most of the stores get little to no business as it is

It is a small mall with limited variety of stores . It is quite and full of high school students most of the time . The ongoing construction and renovation has a negative impact on the customers and people want to visit and causing a lot of inconvenience for customers. There is a lack of directions signage . Access to bowling centre is only through one very slow lift . No direction was installed for that centre and it is confusing Anyway, I don’t usually go there but it was one time off . Good for the people living near by . Close to metro and Tim Horton . Toronto library there is small but it is ok .

I wrote an email to the Management Office 5 working days ago to explain/complain about my bad experience at their site. No answer. This is how long term, every day customers are treated. Ignored. I sent the email to Lisa Sturrock, Property Administrator, Yabin Chen, Property Administrator and Nadia Ieraci, Senior Property Manager. This is what I wrote: "My husband and I had a very unpleasant experience at your property yesterday. First of all, note that we have been living in the neighbourhood for a great number of years and we do almost all our shopping at your mall - therefore, we are loyal customers who leave a lot of money there. Yesterday evening, April 3, we bought Coke at McDonalds there at 9:40 pm and we were sitting in the parking lot facing Pharmacy Avenue, drinking and chatting. At 9:50pm, the security guard approached us and, very rudely, told us to leave. He treated us like criminals. My husband tried to reason with him, to no avail. He threatened to call the police, left and was on the phone immediately. We left. We are both highly educated, family people in our 50s. We have been enjoying our McDonalds treats for a year the same way, same time. We never had any problems before. That was a very unpleasant experience, that made me feel not only uncomfortable, and unwelcome in my own neighbourhood, but also threatened. It felt like the police state, curfew, military regime. Is this how Parkview Mall treats its loyal customers? LIke common criminals? It's absolutely outrageous." Now, whether the complaint is valid or not, is irrelevant at this point. I, as a customer, was ignored. And customers are the basis for the Mall's survival. I see there is a person here in charge of responding mostly to good reviews. Way to go! Btw, I do not need your public and official response.

So my biggest issue with this mall is the hours. 7pm on a weekday is absolutely ridiculous. It used to be open until 9pm on weekdays, 6pm on Saturday, and 5pm on Sunday. Not sure who's making up these hours, but it's probably costing them business from the people who need things after work. Definitely an inconvenience for my family.

This place is actually very good they have everything organized, there is a part of the mall that is full of restaurants like, pizza, Chinese food, drinks and lots more, there is also a spot for like toys for young kids, and the bathroom is nice and tidy. I definitely recommend it!

Not a big fashion mall like Fairview or Scarborough Town, but Parkway have all the essentials. There's Metro (for groceries, meat, bakery, prepared hot food, florist, pharmacy), Staples (office and school essentials), Shopper's Drug Mart (pharmacy, health and beauty products, groceries, greeting cards), Dollarama, Healthy Planet, PetValu, beer store, LCBO, TD, CIBC, Home hardware, Toronto Public Library, court, numerous restaurants.... and many many more. Lots of parking, TTC accessible, no crowds and no lineups.

It’s a shopping centre that recently completed a facelift both of the interior and exterior. I frequent the many businesses located here. The Metro is considered one of the best in Scarborough. Love the TD Canada Trust branch and Gabby’s Restaurant. Lots of selection at the LCBO and you have to try a Banana Split Sundae at Marble Slab Creamery. Can’t find that odd hardware item? Head to Bailey’s Home Hardware inside the mall or even venture into Dollarama. Refresh yourself with something from Real Fruit Bubble Tea, CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice or Healthy Planet (or even Tim Hortons, McDonald’s).