Atrium — Attraction in Toronto

Not a bad "mall". To be honest, it's just a food court with a few scattered store units on the ground floor and basement floor. The mall itself is pretty well maintained and clean. There is also parking here that people may not realize as the entrance is on one of the side streets. It's also a convenient mall that is connected to the PATH system which is nice. You can get to Union Station via the PATH system to avoid the weather.

Basement Floor: The food court has an alright amount of choices. It's not Eaton Centre quality food, but it's definitely not as busy as Eaton's. So you could go there for the less busy Tim Horton's. There are several homeless folks that do gather here to panhandle at the food court but security is fairly on top of it.

Ground Floor: It has decent stores like the new MUJI clothing/stationary store, Boathouse store, a convenient street level connection to the lower section of the LCBO, and several other food...

The Atrium is located at the northern end of Toronto's extensive PATH system that has underground connections that extend from the Waterfront, Union Station to just north of Dundas Square which is 'the heart of the downtown core as opposed to Yonge/Bloor which is the crossroads of downtown. It has direct access to Dundas Subway station, Eaton Centre, Grey Coach lines and Dundas Square. Also has a variety of conveniences when you don't feel like dealing with the crowds at the Eaton Centre. Decent food court, a Kitchen Table which is a higher end convenience store with a good hot table and salad bar, The Pickle Barrel and a Red Lobster. Also a Rexall Pharmacy, drop in medical clinic, Muji Japanese goods, LCBO, and other independant businesses. When the weather is too hot and humid , too cold or rainy, you can complete most of your daily shopping/eating without having...

The underground parking garage is located just east of Bay Street on Edward Street, one block north of Dundas Street. It sits directly beneath Atrium, offering automated and well-lit access across two levels. It’s open 24/7 and has about 500 spaces.   • It’s connected to the PATH network, giving you seamless pedestrian access to Dundas TTC Station and the Eaton Centre, even in cold or rainy weather.   • EV charging stations are available on both P1 and P2 levels. 

Convenient & Central: Excellent for downtown errands or events, thanks to its PATH access and proximity to transit. • Good Value with Early Bird: Weekday early parking is particularly competitive at $15. • Best Practices: If you’re going during high-traffic times, booking ahead via SpotHero can be a smart move. • Electric Vehicle? You’re covered with...