If you want to shop til' you drop, Eaton Centre is for you. This shopping mecca is located between Queen St. West and Dundas St. and consists of hundreds of stores. Frequented by many tourists and locals, it consists of a vast diversity of stores.
With your everyday Gap to a large H&M, you could very well spend the day there. For U.S. Residents, don't spend your money at the stores we have (Gap, Old Navy, American Eagle, etc.) because it'll be more expensive after the U.S. dollar conversion. Check out stores, such as: Aritzia (for teens to 30 year-olds), Jacob Connexion (store for all females), Le Chateau (VERY trendy store for both genders), H&M (largest location at this mall), Roots (a favorite) and several others. These stores are directed more towards the younger "heart" of those in the teens to younger adults (30s). However, they do have Talbots and a VERY nice Sears. The Sears in Canada is on a different caliber as those in the US. The Canadian sells high-end brands such as, Tommy Bahama and Kenneth Cole.
With the selection of clothing, Canadian style does not differ that much from most American style. They enjoy the casual look of Gap to the more sophiscated of Chanel.
This mall has two separate food courts. They are both located on the lower level, however are not relatively near one another. One of the food courts contain McDonalds and some other unknown chains. The other food court is cleaner and has a better selection (Quiznos, Arbys, etc.). Also the 2nd food court is brighter and not as loud as the former. For currency exchange, there is one on the 2nd level by Sears. They have a one-time charge for all currency exchange. I forgot the name but definitely check out that one place. If you feel the need to stay inside an air-conditioned location that is constantly busy, this mall is for you.