I went in this little store that calls "shopping deal" and left with purchase. Though I prefer big stores with greater selections, I find that this store is a really good, especially then you looking for something specific. The sales lady was very nice and helped me with my child.

This has always been a great little plaza close to home. So many essentials and helpful professionals. Happy to support local.

This lot has a couple vacant units, although I'm sure the pandemic is mostly to blame. There's a Dollarama, a Bulk Barn, a Staples store, a CIBC bank, a NoFrills and a Beer Store all located in this plaza. It's pretty stocked, but it's hard not to notice the vacant space.

This was a great center. I got to visit a very good thrift store. I got some really good buys maybe a little over my budget but definitely very happy

A lot of stores and good selection. My only issue is that the parking lot in very well planned and I was almost struck because people weren't paying attention and driving through spots that should have been stops.

Fantastic Centre is still undergoing construction. Winners and Homesence are awesome. Going East on Wellington right turn lane non existent. Tough to enter up hill.

Great place to park and shop. This has been a staple plaza in Aurora for many many years which is populated by private business owners. If you want to shop local, this is a great spot.

The Aurora Centre, although offering an extensive array of stores, struggles due to its dated appearance, excessive number of shops, and poor signage. The lack of clear and adequate signage further compounds the challenges of navigating through the numerous stores, making it frustrating for visitors to locate specific shops or services. The outdated infrastructure combined with poor signage detracts significantly from the overall shopping experience, hindering convenience and causing unnecessary confusion. Despite the variety of shops available, the difficulties posed by the dated appearance and inadequate signage make this mall a challenging destination for those seeking a hassle-free shopping experience.

When I'm in Aurora it's got the Staples, no frills, bulk barn and Dollarama. It's a convenient plaza for me.

Easy to locate, spacious parking lot with access to different kinds of stores

People here don't really pay attention so you'll have to be careful as they just walk into the middle traffic for no reason and give you the dirty looks like your in the way

It’s a plaza with a bunch of stores. No complaints

Easy parking with lots of good shops.

Elastic I get food at Empire chef and their food is amazing

Friendly and courteous service as always! I highly recommended for winter tires and regular maintenance.

I stopped at the Beer store and the Dollarama. Both serve a function in my life.

Close to home great products to be found in this plaza . Not to mention that there's great food here too.

Lots of stores for one stop shopping. Lots of parking too!

Found a Bridesmaid dress thar is perfect and ate at Guac Mexigrill. Sooo good

Good used products and they help people with the money they male unlike the others who put the profit in their pockets

A positive shopping experience, if you are there at the right time.

Good all around shopping centre, with good variety of stores, no frills, dollarama, cibc, and beer store. I go here often to get a handful of things done at the same time. Location is good, middle of aurora so close to other important things.

FAMILY Shoe repair! I had to put down a 20.00 cash deposit last week because my shoes were not good enough! I was told it was 35.00 to glue the sandals and 25.00 to replace the triangle fastener on ine other sandal. I really like this one pair of sandals, but Family Shoe Repair, said not worth it. I disagreed. I thought you were a shoe repair store? Cheap shoes...he makes high end Italian shoes. I said fix them. For $25.00, I will enjoy a great pair of sandals for another season. My sketchers $35.00 was a little steep, but I hate throwing away a good pair of shoes. I gave him the 20.00 deposit and I left the store with a ticket with 25.00 and 35.00 marked on it. Today, I went in to pick up my shoes, and presented my ticket. He couldn't find my shoes. Then he rang it up and asked for $48.00! I sai what? Did you take the 20.00 off I paid last week? Well, he jumped all over me like a flea on a dog. 25.00 a Shoe! 50.00 to glue. 80.00 in total. He went on to beret me. Justify and rationalize. Brought God into it. Shaming me. Calling me a liar. All I wanted was my change. He doesn't take anything but cash! I was forced to listen to him tell me off for 15 minutes in front of customers...how much he pays the government, he has to pay his worker 30.00 an hour! God would not be too happy with a Family Shoe repair shaming a senior citizen for not being able to afford Dior or real Italian leather! Shame on you! Embarrassment to an honorable trade. It doesn't cost 50.00 to glue soles back together. Nothing was replaced. 35.00 for a clasp? Outrageous! I asked him for the ticket with the quoted price...he said No. There are far better Shoe repair places in Aurora and New Market that are affordable and kind.

Once their you may encounter a truly wonderful person (short and with a cane). Once in awhile he may politely ask to share a bit of your money with him. I'm sure it will bring great joy to you (and him) for you to do so. Yippee Yahoo. The more the marryer.