Alfonso Perez-Cortes

Alfonso Perez Psychotherapy

★ 4.5 (57,322 reviews)Toronto, ON(289) 236-6343

Accepting new patients
Next openingTomorrow · 7:00 AM3 openings free Tomorrow
Listed prices$160–$2204 services list a price
Care offeredCounselling5 services · 1 practitioner
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4.557,322 reviews · Google

TheArchitect · Google · 16 Jul 2026

A huge mall spanning... No clue. Connects to the maze known as the PATH. Seems like a part of it is under construction. Very busy due to FIFA. Has a whole slew of stores and restaurants some of which I've never heard before (barely any I recognized). Decided to get slightly lost last week. The washrooms seem fancy, until you take a closer look and see the... Elderly age. The glass dome like hallway seems to be quite long. The benches in this area are highly uncomfortable (wooden slats) to sit on, but it looks somewhat nice. Signage isn't quite visible for finding washrooms/subway entrance in terms of accessibility reading. The touch maps don't show the right routes if the escalators/elevators are out of service or under construction. Security guards don't seem to know where the nearest washrooms are. Overall, Eaton Centre is a maze on its own. Connect it with the PATH? And you've got extra/double the maze experience. Edit: Why did my photos disappear? Be added!

Mat Israelson · Google · 11 Jul 2026

The Eaton Centre is one of those places that just gets it right. It’s huge, but everything is laid out well and it’s easy to get around. There are so many stores that you can spend hours here without getting bored, whether you’re shopping for luxury brands or just picking up everyday things. The mall is clean, bright, and has a great atmosphere. I also liked that there are plenty of food options, so you can easily make an afternoon of it instead of feeling like you need to leave to grab lunch. Yes, it’s busy, but that’s because it’s one of the best malls in Canada. Even with the crowds, it never felt chaotic. If you’re visiting Toronto, I think the Eaton Centre is a must. We came planning to stay for a little while and ended up spending much longer than expected. Definitely worth the visit.

Tiger Mom · Google · 30 Jun 2026

Huge shopping center with lots food options as well. Been here twice now just trying to go through all the floor and it’s hard. Great place to shop, eat and hang out. It does get crowded during weekends so have patience.

Erwin Pea · Google · 6 Jun 2026

This shopping centre is deceptively massive, has multiple floors of shops, restaurants, and businesses, and has great access to public transport through tmu station underground, and because it’s connected to the underground pathway network that goes through all of downtown Toronto. I enjoyed my time here at the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, and it was very convenient to travel here and back using Toronto’s subway system. The reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because the bathrooms were quite dirty, and the mall is usually quite packed.

Don Ross Celino · Google · 30 May 2026

Too many people because of the Fifa themed City Hall. The CF Patio Mall is amazing with architecture and elegant design. Nike is the best store by far, food court has everything. The walk from CN Tower to CF Patio Mall is worth it.

Ameerah · Google · 12 Apr 2026

Beautiful mall right in the heart of downtown. The glass ceiling and open layout make it feel bright and easy to walk through, and there’s a great mix of stores from casual to upscale. It can get pretty busy, but the energy is nice and it still feels organized. Only downside is the food options aren’t that great or diverse, so you might have to step outside to eat.

Troofy86 · Google · 15 Mar 2026

A Must-Visit Toronto Landmark! The CF Toronto Eaton Centre remains the undisputed crown jewel of downtown shopping, and my recent visit reminded me exactly why it’s a world-class destination. Whether you are a local or just visiting the city, the sheer energy of this place is infectious. From the iconic "Flight Stop" geese installation soaring under the massive glass galleria to the bright, modern layout, the atmosphere is perfectly "Toronto." The selection of retailers is second to none. It seamlessly blends high-end luxury brands with everyday favorites, ensuring there is something for every budget and style. I was particularly impressed by how clean and well-maintained the concourses are, despite the high volume of foot traffic. It’s incredibly easy to navigate, and the integration with the PATH and multiple subway stations makes it the most accessible hub in the city. The Saks Food Hall and the diverse options in the food court provide a fantastic break from shopping, offering everything from quick bites to upscale dining. Even during the busiest weekend hours, the staff across various stores were helpful and professional, maintaining a high standard of service that keeps the experience pleasant. What I love most is that it’s more than just a mall; it’s a social landmark. The natural light flooding in from the ceiling makes it a beautiful space to simply walk through and soak in the city's pulse. If you’re looking for the ultimate retail therapy session or just a place to experience the best of downtown living, the Eaton Centre is a five-star must-visit. Highly recommended!

Eric Choy · Google · 19 Feb 2026

The most famous, largest, oldest shopping arcade in Toronto. Everything is neat, tidy, shinny, elegant. Sorry, nor much bargains around here, but it is a model to show all tourists and visitors if u have limited time and energy, just spend 1 afternoon here u will be exhausted but happy with what u purchased. The place is directly connected to subway exit, a nice touch for those not driving in snowy weather.

Tommy Chen · Google · 16 Jan 2026

Massive shopping mall with lots to see and do. It's very festive during the holiday season when we visited and was fun to see all the decorations. It is connected to the PATH so you can get here without walking outside in the cold. They have lots of eateries as well as boba shops and cafes.

M · Google · 10 Dec 2025

This mall is deadly boring and rundown if your travelling and from out of Canada visit Yorkdale only valuable mall. This one is run down lots of basic lame stores with low quality brands and same old eateries in the food court. Washrooms always a lineup not enough stalls and the other one was closed down. Have to be physically fit as 3 levels just too much in an overwhelming amount very tiring. Only good thing here for popups and holidays despite that must be easily impressed if you like it here whole lot of nothing …

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