Milton Mall — Local services in Milton

This small and shady mall has about 4 stores, it shouldn’t be even called a mall! No one goes there ever, you would have better chances of getting something from Dollarama and that says a lot! The mall is very sketchy, and has a weird eerie feel to it, there are also several stores that are located outside the mall which is really weird considering they are connected to the mall, these stores have no access from the inside which makes it inconvenient to go there! The only possible anchor store there is Lowe’s! The mall is not packed at all or ever, and the parking is so small and packed it is really difficult to find a spot in the tight parking lot! The food court barely exists, it has about 1 or 2 restaurants that are never used! This mall callus have done a lot better especially considering, Milton is a widely...

Something needs to be done about this mall. It tends to fall on the depressing side due to the aged look and closed shops. Many of the stores fail to keep standard operating hours, so some things are not open when you visit. There are a few stores that are ok, and probably would be better if the mall itself were improved. The food court is almost non-existent, with even the chains closing and moving out. The mall should find a way to brighten up the environment so it is more appealing, and then work to attract a nice variety of shops. They may want to also look at expanding in some form, although they are definitely...

If I could give it zero stars; I would.

This place is a decaying husk compared to what it once was. Talk to any of the few remaining tenants and they will tell you that their rent is too high and only gets worse. I suspect the owners are merely choking out the remaining retailers until they get an offer from a condo company to sell the property.

Parking is a joke, where once it was ample they allowed Zellers to expand taking up a third of the area, then putting in the external strip to further reduce available space.

Much like an old farm dog crawling under the deck to be alone before it dies, this is where retail...