Simcoe Place is that short flat grey black glass building that's always in the Toronto skyline postcard shot. It's actually decently high at 30 stories. Has a pretty good food court with a McDonald's, Timmies, Hero Burger, Subway, Starbucks, to name a few. The food court gets busy during conference season. It's also connected to the Path. Major tenants include the WSIB and Disney.

Many places to choose from eating wise. Connected to the p.a.t.h system so you can walk underground for a while. Great for walking in winter or rainy weather. We come here while at fan expo to get away from the crowds and food trucks outside. My only complaint is that there aren't elevators near the metro convention center entrance so while it sucks for me and my bad knees, what would a wheelchair person have to do?

Varied food choices, price range is reasonable.

Nice food court near the CN tower with its wonderful view over Toronto, the Rogers center where you can watch the Blue jays games and the CBC tower! You ll find there all you need for a quick lunch from MAC Donald’s to uni sushi express! You can have a good coffee at Tim Hortons with a fresh donuts

Went for food at half four. 90% of food court shut so very disappointing

Good flat parking rate from 5pm onwards till 6 am I.e. $11. They only issue is in the evening (probably 6pm) lifts are closed. Then you need to take stairs to take your car. If you have family with you or something heavy, better ask them to wait at the exit and take your car out to pick them.

In an attempt to avoid the frigid outdoor temperatures, we wandered down the path and through this place. Its an excellent alternative adventure to walking along the street as the path can feel like a Maze despite its ease of navigation. There are quite a variety of stores and specifically in Simcoe a pretty expansive food court with a variety of quick dining options. If you're looking to avoid the rush upstairs or even the winter cold then take a wander down through the path.

It's a food court with many many choices of franchise fast food. We had a bourbon st meal which was enjoyable. The staff were quick and accurate. The cost was equal to food court pricing in the down town core of the fine city of toronto. The seating area was very busy but we found seats with in 5 minutes of getting our meals. There are washrooms but we didn't experiment with them on this visit.

I came to Tim Horton I think .. nice place

Great view, a fun time to spend with family or friends for a quick walk

I am from BC and this mall was awful!!! the food court was open with not a single place to sit. There was not a single place to sit an entire mall not even sofas, chairs or benches on any level. I could not believe it. We went to Zoup and the food was good. This kind of experience for out of towners is a really big turn off especially when you've walked around all day. Was not impressed, we do not have any such a mall in BC that has no seating in the whole building.

The building is very quiet I guess most the people working from home,but Tim Hortons and other restaurants are open Monday to Friday in food court .

Used parking lot for concert , took an hour to get out at end

Managing COVID well

Love it for our daily family walks.

There is a small bagel shop that I used to get breakfast from while here! I would recommend if you want to get a quick bite to eat!

Beautiful Toronto. Everything was perfect.

Very fancy building, clear instructions throughout the building

Love! Love! Simcoe Place lots to see and eat. Beautiful

Worst parking lot. DO NOT PARK HERE unless you like spending almost 3 hours in your car after an event. Lack of planning and “technical difficulties” meant an overwhelming amount of people were caused to waste case and be unnecessarily held hostage for hours.