GenRe - Toronto Reviews

Love the shopping choices available here, but some stores are quite expensive so I only go in when I see a "sale" sign and even then it's out of my budget at times.

Great place to work or to spend some time there. It's very organized place.

It's a modern and clean area for shopping and eating

Cleanest mall I've been to. Located on top of Toronto Stock Exchange. The food area has comfortable chair. There are plenty of luxury store at the main plus show room for local artist.

A vibrant commercial building with many amenities stores and restaurants

Path is great for getting out of the cold and maybe some shopping

Dessert was epic and a show stopper esp if you are there for the first time. The server team is amazing, they valued your presence and they will go extra mile to accommodate guests so they will feel like home. Excellent team!!!

The fact that it's connected to PATH makes it a great place to easily access for those who work within the Finance District. I also love spending my lunch breaks browsing many retailers within the mall. Also, the food court offers a really large variety of food options.

Beautiful shopping area. Avoid the outside and shop indoors. Grab a chocolate chip cookie from Maman to complete your visit.

Nice shopping area underground, lots of varieties and close connection to subway line.

24 hrs parking with cost effective price right in downtown

Mall in Toronto that is also connected to the Path. Many food options. Many shopping options. Nice and clean.

Good restaurants and food court. Building is maintained so it always is pleasant to walk through.

Execellent place. Located in heart of downtown Toronto

Not sure about its stores. I primarily come for lunch. I stopped doing it until one day I saw a mouse running in the food court

I love the path system here and 4he options available

It's great that the path connects you anywhere from Union St to Eaton Center, passing through FCP.

The only thing I don't like is that the lower-level elevators to odd floors, are "off" before 7am, and there are no signs to tell you that you need to go to the upper-level to access those elevators to get to the odd floors.

They hold yearly fire-warden training for all tenant representatives which I thought was nice. In my previous workplace, the building didn't arrange for that.

In all honesty, I only went to the LASIK MD office but the mall in itself is gorgeous and it really gives off that downtown feel. Everyone is busy and has a purpose, no one is really wandering around. Very big, very clean.

So many amazing retailers and food, fit in such a small and easy-to-walk-to area. The atmosphere is very sophisticated and clean. I love spending my lunches/breaks here.

Pumpernickels, First Canadian Place.Last Friday I was downtown for some business.At around lunch time I was in a Print Three for document printing. I inquired about a good restaurant for lunch, and the gentleman suggested a few places including fish and chips.He told me that he had been to Pumpernickels, and that on Friday only, they have very good fish and chips. It's located on the second floor food court, and the restaurant is an "L" shape. One branch seemed to be strictly for salads.They looked good, and it was a very busy section indicating that they are of a good quality. I'm not a salad person, so I walked over to the real food section. I was there for fish and chips, but I made the mistake of noticing a slicer and deli sandwiches. I found myself staring at the brisket on the slicer, and I was tempted to change my mind about fish and chips.By this time, a friendly and humorous gentleman asked me if he could help. I noticed that the fish was already fried and in a tray in the counter. I asked for two pieces. They seemed to be a fair size for lunch, and I thought that two would be fine. He said "you're special, I'll give you three". I asked about the type of fish they use, and he told me that it was basa. I have had basa before, and I wasn't expecting much. The fish was a perfect golden brown, and I later confirmed it's perfect crispy and tasty fried batter. The batter was the perfect thickness that allowed me to taste the fish, more than the batter. I was also surprised by the excellent taste, considering that it wasn't haddock. Twenty to thirty years ago, most restaurants used nothing but the best.......halibut. Today it is very rare because of cost due to its availability. I'm looking forward to returning to Pumpernickel very soon. When I do, I will try one of the deli sandwiches that I still have in my mind. I'm hoping that one of the owners will persuade me to return even sooner.

Carlo Rossi

Beautiful tower, always great to come here for meetings when I'm in town.

Not many people at this place, Some retailers are open. But it really not the usual place it has been.

First Canadian Place is one of the best shopping mall we got. Had a great shopping experience!

Great place to work with an amazing concourse food court.

Always loved working downtown with the convenience of the Path. Shopping at its finest...just a ghost town now unfortunately.

It is a great place to lunch when you are downtown Toronto

Convenient place. Lots of things to explore. I really love to the food here.

Things happen here all the time. Great place to shop and eat but the place is expensive.

This is a cool little shopping area with lots of nice stores and places to eat

Good, clean, bright place to enjoy lunch both indoors and outdoors.

What can I say? You can work upstairs and shop downstairs.

Neat and clean well maintained. Conveniently connected to path.

I prefer shopping here over the Eaton Centre. It's a lot less busy, and an overall classy shopping Centre. Plus the food court is great.

Nice visiting downtown from the burbs. Bright lights and richness all around. Happy holidays everyone

Great office building in Toronto financial district. The food court is popular

Randy VanDerStarren "Take Your Seat" photo project exhibition event at FCP Gallery 2017, great concept...and Gallery...too