Meadowvale Town Centre

Nice good restaurants in the area, ample parking as well as easy connection to the bus terminal as well as the go bus stops directly across the street on aquitaine avenue ! the one star is lost for the lack of anyone telling the constant beggers for money for «cigarettes» done by 2 – 3 people on a daily basis everytime i am there and who curse you out if you say no! security should say something ban them from the mall or something please!

For my 700^th review, I am going to review the place where I spent almost ½ my childhood as my parents owned a store at this place pre-​renovation.
My quick history at this place:
–Old school mall similar to Dixie Outlet mall with locally owned stores with Woolco, Dominion and a few banks.
–Wal-​Mart moved in to replace Woolco. Business improved at this mall (was a much better anchor store than Woolco).
–Wal-​Mart moved out without an anchor store and foot traffic decreased (this is in contrast to the belief that Wal-​Mart doesn’t help small businesses).
–After Wal-​Mart moved out, most of the mall was demolished with the exception of the side where Dominion sat (now called Metro) and also has a library, a couple of clothing shops .
–This was replaced by an outdoor mall which now has plenty of restaurants, a Goodlife Fitness. Tim Hortons, etc.
My overall verdict here: You don’t shop here, you just eat here. If you are in the area, just come to this mall, and there should be plenty of things to eat. I particularly like Symposium Café and Phở Mi 89.

The only great thing about this Open Centre is it has lot of food options in one location. Some of the restaurants are great.
The Meadowvale Town Centre also has a Bus Terminal. Which is the main, inter-​regional transit hub for the community of Meadowvale located in northwestern Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. It is situated on the eastern side of Meadowvale Town Centre.
There are connections to Go-​Buses as well in the surrounding.