Eau Claire Market

This is the most random collection of shops and food court options. I went to donate blood upstairs and looked around prior to my appointment...it seemed like a post apocalyptic mall. I really don't know what else to say about it. If you're looking for incense, some plants, to have a bike repaired, look at some art, get a psychic reading, maybe this is your place to go. There really wasn't much there and it was super random! It's too bad, this used to be kind of a cool place about 20 years ago.

Ahhh, poor old Eau Claire Market. Soon to be demolished to make way for the Green Line. I find this reality a little bitter sweet. I've been coming to the mall for over 20 years and I have a lot of fantastic memories there with friends and visiting all of the eclectic shops, the Cineplex Theatre, many eateries (lots of change there, but a few classics are still in the food court), practicing my running, drinking coffee, and these days donating my blood/plasma. Currently the mall is pretty empty, but it is clean and there is still a variety of small shops and food to be had. Check it out before it's gone forever!

This indoor market is unique. The store is well lit and clean but has a smell of incense. There is a cineplex movie theatre, 6 screens. The stores for the most part are niche. It’s kind of a neat place but I doubt I will visit again.

We've come to Eau Claire Market a couple times this month as we discovered it will be demolished next year in the spring. It's unfortunate to see this mall somewhat empty though the current merchants are doing the best they can to continue business. I sat at Good Earth and observed the friendly chatter of the owner with other mall merchants. I like that family feeling between them. I recommend this mall: support the merchants while they're doing their bit to serve the community. Thank you Mo for a good latte.

You can reach Eau Claire Market & Park in downtown Calgary by crossing the bridge from Prince’s Island Park. Helen Pike of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation wrote an article in 2018 entitled “Newly opened West Eau Claire Park offers promenade along Bow River.” The West Eau Calir Park took about one and a half years to build, and it links the Peace Bridge with the downtown area.You can see the Peace Bridge from this community Park. If you are lucky, you can see Canada Geese, ducks, and beavers at this Park. Also, public art may be viewed here. This was a 10.6 million dollar enterprise whose foundational purposes were to lessen flooding incidents and to have a place for Calgarians to meet, greet and more.This riverfront park on the Bow River’s south bank is a place to walk, jog, cycle, and observe the river. Thie area at the Park is mainly paved and could be an easy walk for most people.

Due to 2 years of covid lock down the place has been lacking the hustle and bustle, but it still has space to grow again. It is an amazing spot for family to gather, and the food is really good. Love to see new business move.

A go to stop over destination when planning to walk along Bow River Prince's Island. EAU CLAIRE MARKET is offers a shopping adventure. With multiple restaurant options to choose from.

A mini community market place boasts of various amenities from food to clothing, groceries, healthcare, gym and off course a cinema. Whatelse could you ask for? Located in the heart of Calgary downtown and close to China town.

I gotta be honest. It's a pretty bad mall. There are not a lot of good stores and they have always struggled to get enough business. Putting a mall downtown seemed like a great idea in theory, but when it opened they realized that downtown was the last place most people wanted be on the weekend. It was a bit of an oopsie. Eau Claire Market is a good place to go if you hate big crowds, like at Chinook Centre.

Nice place. Stopped in at the marble slab. Kid working counter was sniffing and whipping nose with hand. He was so sick. No way I was getting ice cream from there. No one that sick should be allowed to work anywhere they have to touch food.