Northland - Calgary, Alberta

Faiz H.

One of the most dead malls, all you'll find here of note is the winners, the Walmart, and the best buy. I don't even know if the mall even exists anymore since they've been doing so much demolition of the mall to make room for the construction of the apartment buildings nearby

Tifannie H.

I've been training with Wyatt since July. He is a personable, exceptionally knowledgeable, and empathetic coach. He has been great at teaching about how and why on form and exercises. This has helped me build the confidence to work out and not be afraid of getting hurt.

The staff are friendly and welcoming at the front desk. The environment is overall welcoming and warm, including the other gym goers.

Sonja H.

I have always been treated respectfully and also been listened to which hasn't been the case at different dealership service shops. Knowing that I can trust Northland volkswagon service to look after my car and also me is really important.

Jimmy Z.

Newly renovated and still under renovation. This once dilapidated and sleepy shopping centre is updating to the outdoor row mall format like every other location. I really hate that idea because it's cold as heck I'm Calgary for like 10/12 months.

I can see how it reduces cost for builders, but the experience of being able to wander through and snake around locations from a warm and comfortable mall is slowly dying out. Most likely you're coming here for McDonalds or Walmart honestly.

Alexandra M.

If you're looking for the best mall for casual mall-walking, this is it -- especially for those with strollers and walkers. Parking and walkability are great, the play place isn't silly busy like many others, its serene and calm and has loads of natural lighting and open spaced, and the store owners and staff are always happy to have a conversation. Some really cool small and family businesses have popped up thanks to changing tenancy and upcoming proposed renovations (dates being thrown around for that aren't until 2018!)

Carlos M.

Complete different mall from the past few years. It seems like the new mall concept not bad at all

James D.

Hazards of being a Google Local Guide. My Calgary bud's girlfriend lives in the Dalhousie neighborhood, and we went there to pick her up and go to Walmart and Boston Pizza. Walmart is a Northland Village anchor store. While at Walmart, there was an announcement that the mall was closing at 7pm while the Walmart was open until 11. Those exits into the mall would be closed off. We were done at Walmart and got curious so went through the mall space to exit to the parking. The girlfriend Angie said the place was a failed mall and to be demolished. This stood to reason with the early closing as we saw shuttered stores, bleak outdated decor, and near zero foot traffic.

Then in the parking lot, a rent-a-cop on a bicycle said photos were not allowed as I snapped one of the exterior outside and that I must delete it from my phone. The large public place could be photographed outside from even a km. away so this was ridiculous. I ignored him, but my Calgary buds gathered and told him to f--k off and not mess with their California guest. Pretty amusing.

When we'd previously gone to CrossIron Mills, I took and later posted tons of photos and a review without hassle. In response to my postings, CrossIron penned, "We’re glad you had a great time shopping with us James! Thanks for your feedback!" which is in stark contrast to Northland Village.

Paige N.

Busy area but good food