GenRe - Toronto Reviews

This is one of the better parts of the path I would say. This food has a great selection of food covering all regions. They got a Jimmy the Greek, a mucho burrito, a fancy sushi place, paramount, Ruby Thai, 5 guys burgers, and a bunch more. If your looking for a trendy sit down lunch check out, cactus club or even reds. Also, if you need a fancy suit theres a Harry Rosen. If you need some semi fancy clothing there is a Massimo dutti. Basically there is a bunch of stuff, just check it out. Ciao!

Not a destination unless you work or are doing business here.

Gonna give it a 1 since I'm in from outta town and its closes on a Sunday. Really? What year is this and closes at 630 on weekdays? Why?

Nice building, many floors can make it difficult to find the store you're looking for though

Travelled through here on the PATH. Great underground stroll!

When winter strikes, Bay & Yonge walkers go underground, with retail galore.

The food court here has nice modern seatings and various food options from salads to Chinese and Indian.

Got lost here. Very nice place. Affordable food. Go check it out.

Not much collection. It doesnt have everything which is required and a bit costly than usual.

Extremely difficult to find any stores. Despite there being marble and glass as far as the eye can see, it comes across as gaudy and pompous.

Then again, I guess that's right up the alley of most of the Bay St execs and bankers. Cactus Club is attached to this mall after all.

Used to work there, it may be small but it is well managed and classy! I love the atmosphere and the ambiance!

Great shopping and restaurants. Check out King Taps in particular

This is home for BMO Financial Group and several prominent law firms. Just make sure you're not lost and find washroom properly. It is bit of maze.

This place have lot of shops , food courts and BMO bank and many more ,walkable distance to city hall or Roy Thomson centre . In fact , you can access many places in downtown from this building with a short walk or a short trip by public or private transport .

Great atrium but not for everyone. The food court is meh, but they have a good deal of shopping and a nice place to go for an afternoon stroll. The Starbucks there is super busy.

This is a great place to be. Lots of shopping like a winners, food courts and restaurants galore. The problem with this area is that it is right off King St. And the pilot project where no cars are allowed on King St. For more than one block makes this a really difficult place to drive to. Parking is available on Adelaide. I don't understand how Toronto City Council thinks that this will help tourism and business, but for now the project stands.

Large shopping center with extensive food court options. Nothing to fall in love with, but a decent option if you want something simple.

Super busy during lunch hours and in the morning, but very upscale environment with large food court

This place sucks and parking is ridiculously expensive.

Maska is a hidden gem! Also home to the only Cactus Club in Ontario. Rip Belmonte Raw!

Beautiful building, great shopping concourse and upper food court, but sometimes hard to find your way around all the elevators and pillars.

Nice and clean building with huge number of amenities

Solid selection of food vendors for my gluttonous days, my healthy days, and my rich boy days. When I need lunch during the week, 9 times out of 10 I'm headed this way.

A pure luxury design lighting and fantastic premises

The foodcourt is decent but not a wide variety. Prices are standard dwontownesque

Awesome spot to shop, have coffee and mingle with other professionals.

This is entire city block for an integrated building! So spacious! So comfortable! And interconnecting to all adjacent buildings.

Too many food options only flip side is its little on expensive size and during lunch hours it's hard to get seats

Financial services area with ritzy clientele, and a variety of restaurants and amenities.

Visited Longos to pickup platters for celebration event..they have good platters and can book your order one day in advance

My bank account is there that's why I come here in Toronto

U can find lots of nice shopping boutique and store as well as good food

Slightly heavy traffic in the mall with families and tourists taking photos at Christmas ornament sculptures, but the building is designed well and kept well despite the heavy traffic. A good selection of stores although there are not as good a section of restaurants to my knowledge, as I was tagging along with my uncle, aunt, and cousins. Well worth a visit between Boxing day and New Year's Day in spite of the crowdedness, as there are some good deals and discounts present.

A hidden Oasis with plenty of stores and trendy places to eat

I find this place really confusing. I wish there more guides for underground routes

Still the tallest building in Toronto (other than the CN Tower, of course) and still a jewel of a building in a sea of blue glass that developers seem to prefer. With the re-facing a few years ago, it still stands out and its one of my favorite sites taking off or landing at the Island Airport, or seeing from afar coming in off Lake Ontario or circling when landing T Pearson.
There s probably a measurable % of the Canadian economy residing within this structure - some of the largest and most recognizable Canadian and Global corporations and firms are established here. The lobby is bright and austere, with a solid confident feel to it. Elevators are efficient and quiet. Underground in the PATH is of course all you need in services and amenities - pharmacy, LCBO, eateries, medical, shopping - you ll probably find it here. Summertime the courtyard is rammed at noon time with Bay st types and normal types alike all enjoying the sun.
Probably one of my favorite corporate buildings in Toronto.

Very few people here because of covid. Security personnel are helpful. Only have to come down once a month to check mail at the office.

FCP is commercial building where banks and other counsulti ng companies are available. It is center core location of downtown.

Nice place since more resting areas built, but people are still smoking close to the building even they have been asked to stay a certain distance away from the entrances and warning was given by the signs.

A dynamic and historic place. Host's many stores to shop, food to enjoy and offices to work. Part of the PATH system that links the underground network from Union station to Eaton Centre. Busy during the week and quiet on weekends. A unique experience that is worth the walk to see it.

I visited two months ago, it's big place of corporate offices and Bank and shopping centre

I like their custom made Shirts and suits and it s perfect fitting. I highly recommend others. Thanks peter

Bay Street building with a excellent food court and lots of retail stores.

Creative to visit downtown, good shopping and some nice pubs. Especially Reds Wine Tavern, they're always great and have play some awesome tunes.

Big store, i'd be surprised if it doesnt have what you're looking for.

Large Canadian shopping Mall, mostly known for the offices and branch of The Bank of Montreal. Downstairs are food eateries, but very busy at lunch time with all the office workers who don't always appreciated out of towners clogging up their way.

Good, large food court, lots of shops and really convenient location within the PATH