CF Fairview Pointe Claire

One of the few good shopping malls in Montreal. It’s nothing like the famous shopping malls in Dubai or Toronto, but it’s ok considering the city does not have a lot of decent choices when it comes to shopping malls. The food court has some few unknown or local known restaurants. They have a reasonable amounts of international known brands in this mall.

I had a wonderful experience shopping at this mall. The layout is well-designed and easy to navigate. The selection of stores is diverse and includes both high-end luxury brands and affordable options. The food court has a great variety of options. Overall, it is a great shopping destination for all ages and budgets. Lots of parking places.

The addition of the new Simons, and a gorgeous new food court, has made an already great mall awesome! The Tommy Café is very nice and I love the store selection. Can come here and get what you need and more.

This mall has everything you could possibly look for, my go-to even though I live on the opposite end of the island. Excellent variety of stores and food court. Perfect size for a mall and always a nice ambiance, definitely keeps up with the times.

Very well situated in walking distance to major bus lines (terminus) and some can bring you straight to the nearest subway station. Countless parking spots are available free of charge. All essential services are available here from dental clinic to passport office.

Wow big mall have all that’s my logo for that location really cool place to hang around in a hot or cold weather

I like this mall. it’s new and renovated and feels modern. The stores are nice, with the major ones there like Apple, Zara, The Bay. I went on a Wednesday during the day and it wasn’t very busy. The food court being on the main floor is a nice touch. And if you are taking public transportation, it is very accessible and they put up signs for you to know where to take the bus. As for drivers, there is plenty on-site parking. The mall is missing something however; I am just not sure what that thing is. But overall a nice mall

This mall is nice. It feels fresh, updated, and contemporary. The stores are good and include well-known brands like Apple, Zara, and The Bay. On a Wednesday throughout the day, I attended, and there wasn't much of a crowd. Being on the main floor with the food court is a lovely touch. Also, public transit is fairly accessible, and there are signs indicating where to board the bus. There is ample of on-site parking for cars. There is something missing from the mall, but I'm not sure what it is. however, a nice mall overall

Beautiful mall and very nice place for a stroll. Food court was pretty packed at lunch time. Not many options for coffee though. Just a small counter in the food court, a small Starbucks and a not very appealing “Second Cup”. Bookstore had a wide variety of books in French and other items. Restaurant “The Keg” was awesome.

Definitely the biggest shopping mall/ center in whole of West Island of Montreal!!!!!!It has a whole array of stores, from upscale to low end ( COACH to Dollarama) small to large, retail to discount ……. They probably got it.The black and white slick modern contemporary design through out with atrium green ceilings make sure sunlight is spread through out the day even shopping indoor. The main promenade is two stories height so you won’t feel close phobia. They also have some of the better mall seasonal décorés….. just in case you cannot find places to take pictures for your instagram or TikTok ….. LOLgot too much time and money!!!??? Highly recommended !!!!!!!Ps. Their cafeteria or food court was complete transformed into gourmet court…….. not any those shabby looking ones but a full fledge upper end feeling food paradise !!!!!