Aura Concourse Shopping Mall — Attraction in Toronto

In my opinion it’s worth travelling further from the city to go to one of the other Ikeas. This one is suuuuuper crowded, as all of them are, yet this one is harder to maneuver with a shopping cart, as it is not a full sized Ikea. It’s 3 floors so if you do need a cart (or have a stroller or mobility device or can’t climb stairs for whatever reason) there is only one elevator that I saw and it’s pretty slow. If you must go I recommend checking online to make sure the items you want are available first since they sell less products than a regular Ikea. This store is cashless, apparently, as I overheard another customer getting upset about it when I was checking out. So if you somehow don’t have a debit/credit card in this day and age then it might be good to know. I did manage to find all my items however, so my trip was a success overall, I’d just rather spend some extra time to go to North York or Vaughan instead to avoid the headache of navigating this...

Its not a very well planned out mall and has a strange variety of stores that are scattered from.one end to the other with most of the store sitting vacant bearing for lease signs . There are 2 maybe 3 hairdressers. A couple of cell phone shops that carry phone cases and accessories however I've never seen phones for sale. There is a food court that consists of 2 take out booths and every time I've been there I've seen no one eating . Its designed poorly and smells like a high school. The stores are maybe 12 x 10 and none of the staff look overly happy and as a matter of fact they all seem over eager to keep u there even if you don't buy a thing . This designers of this tragic venture are probably humiliated enough . I believe it's been voted one of the worst shopping centres in Canada. Maybe it will pick up eventually or maybe become a large community centre which the...

Located in the heart of downtown, this shopping destination has become a go-to spot for me. With an impressive mix of popular retailers, including IKEA, Marshalls, and Homesense, it offers a diverse range of products to suit any style or budget.

I love the convenience of being able to shop for home decor, furniture, and clothing all in one place. The well-curated displays and extensive inventory make it easy to find exactly what I need, whether I'm looking to update my living room or refresh my wardrobe.

Furthermore, the staff is always friendly and helpful, providing exceptional customer service. Shopping here is a truly enjoyable experience, and I always leave feeling satisfied with my purchases. I highly recommend this destination for anyone in search of a one-stop-shop for all their...