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Cf Sherway Gardens Level 2 / Niveau 2 CF SHERWAY GARDENS The Queensway LEVEL 1 / NIVEAU 1 2 19' Free People - Curbside Pick Up Available 0600 3025 93' 0700 The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - Curbside Pickup Availab Cactus Club Cafe - Curbside Pickup Available 3034 10,238 5,828 8,655 Harry Rosen - Curbside Pickup Available 22,675 3038A Samsung - Curbside Pickup Available Indigo - Curbside Pickup Available 101' 2 3020 32' 25' 38' 2,538 Nespresso - Curbside Pickup Available 28' 82' 3015 45' 3120 2,370 1,566 Vacant 3121A 81' 3,372 3125 1 Birks - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall PickupUNTUCKit Ava 3036 82' 27' 2,657 3115 Michael Hill - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pic L'Oro Jewellery - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall 1,608 2,198 38' 80' 51' 19' 3 SPEC3010 3110 57' H & M Andrews - Curbside Pickup Available 2 5,640 53' 4 989 1514 99' 106' 3100 3135 Club Monaco - Curbside and Appt. Only67' In-Mall Pick 5,872 3065 Gap / GapKids - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pi 0500 11,406 Tesla Steve Madden - Curbside Pickup Available JOEY Sherway - Curbside Pickup Available Starbucks Coffee - Curbside Pickup Available 25' 3,954 3005 L'Occitane - CURBSIDE PICKUP AVAILABLE 8,610 2,153 23' 3060 Canada Goose - Curbside Pickup Available 1606A 3000 2,563 1,497 Roots 36' 3150 3,657 44' Geox 2,025 1517 69' Reiss 3055 1380C 2,408 18' Peloton - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick Up Refuel Juicery 2,465 583 1575 13' 1523A 67' Pottery Barn - Curbside Pickup Available Sandro - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick Up A 8,820 1340 1380A 8' 1,475 1394 45' 4,500 Curio Hair + Body TUMI - Curbside Pickup Available 1523B 1566 1549B Tommy Bahama 3,555 1,502 5,538 1,360 21' Maje 1338B 54' 1387 Aroma Espresso Bar 1382 3,108 1399B 2,974 40' 666 2,891 1390A Vacant 1515 1,335 Eileen Fisher 63' Lacoste - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick Up 1609A 2,693 53' Le Creuset1338A La Vie En Rose 27' 1,932 Scotiabank4,178 31' 1,586 28' 22' 64' Swarovski - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick U 17' 64' 40' 30' 30' 27' 31' 1513A 1524 Vacant 44' 700 34' Levi's 3,008 1543A Williams-Sonoma - Curbside Pickup Available Ted Baker London - Curbside Pickup Available 17' 1621 Skechers1329 24' 2,750 Z1650 Pottery Barn Kids - Curbside Pickup Available Freedom Mobile (Kiosk) 7,355 3,067 1498A 28' 120 1640 41' 22' 16' 15' 19' 795 48' 26' 25' 20' 10' Roots Kids - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick 22' Vacant 2,865 26' 1537B 1328C 30' Vacant 36' 4,852 Champs Z1207 34' 34' Mobile Klinik - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pi 54' 1627A 28' 150 4,653 Purdys Chocolatier - Curbside Pickup Available 1810A Talbots - Curbside Pick Up Available 450 Z1816 18' 1525 3,786 33' 50' Koodo 1951 Aveda - Curbside Pickup Available 1975A 1507A OAK+FORT - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick Up Sunglass Hut 39' 120 656 2,857 1964 1960A 1,613 37' 37' 3,547 43' Honey 1,306 51' 1534A Tiffany1,073 & Co. - Curbside Pickup Available 1510A 3,040 Wilfred 1954 1969C 1966B Maska 1,823 17' 8,482 1801B 871 4,591 1813A 1807 3,676 UNOde50 - Curbside Pickup Available 3,067 1638 Vacant 1,430 42' RW&CO. 1819 Le Chateau 1804A 1315A 1789 1793 29' 3,881 Bikini Village The Children's Place / Gymboree 16' 1,493 Vacant Yogen Fruz Vacant Second Cup Coffee Co. 1,099 15' 710 28' 284 5,859 1948A 47' DAVIDsTEA 29' 1527 1786B 1528C Alpaka Shop Canada - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Ma 10,478 20' Y001-M 1,153 24' Vacant ECCO - CURBSIDE AND APPT. ONLY IN-MALL PICK UP 22' 543 1690 TOPMAN 1,204 50' 1783A 43' 3,826 28' 1 1945A 1981B Bentley 1816A 1822B 28' 16' Vacant Little Burgundy Aldo - Appt. Only In-Mall Pickup Available 19' 1,215 Florentine Z1300 2,226 71' Firenze - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick Up 150 1,332 1984A 38' 35' 686 Paragon 57' 80,578 1,337 1995 27' 1780A 1825 28' 25' Vacant 865 Apple - Curbside and Appt. Only In Mall Pickup Ava Johnston & Murphy - Curbside Pickup Available Flight Centre ANCHOR-M Stuart Weitzman 1,979 86' 1939A 6' 26' 1,085 1670 TOPSHOP 59' 28' 1775 14' Experience RBC 20' 1990A 37' 41' Vacant 1 29' 4,334 Banana Republic - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Kiehl's - Curbside and Appt. OnlyTory In-Mall PickBurch Up 1531 987 2,042 kate spade new york - Curbside and Appt. Only In-M 2,976 De Beers Diamond Jewellers 23' 1828A 60' 2' 997 Sunrise Records Sleep Country Canada - Curbside Pickup Available 14' 1771 3,114 Vacant 21' 16' 30' 2,305 1834 1930A 8' Vacant 20' Abercrombie & Fitch/ abercrombie kids - Curbside P 24' 5' 2,052 1766B 83' 56' 43' 7,312 Lululemon 7'Athletica - Curbside and Appt. Only In-M 5,184 8' 36' 1702A 40' European Boutique - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mal 3' Vacant 24' 1760 7,269 Y001 15' Ever New Melbourne Ltd. Vacant 60' 1925 Tbooth Wireless Y101 Rogers 6,639 Hwy 427 Hudson's Bay - Curbside Pickup Available 23' 1869A 22' Saks Fifth Avenue 2,259 Z1516 31' 37' 30' 143,194 223,477 1,886 23' 150 14' 19' 13' 1921A 1874 1708A Vacant CRU1002-M 28' Showcase 47' 1752-M Vacant Folino's Hair Salon1,081 Saks Food Hall by Pusateri's 17' 28' The Chocolate Box 1751 28' 1,012 1876 1,939 35' 1 36' 1 WOW! mobile boutique 1,211 50' 1186B 1,692 1918 2,149 The West Mall 1195B 1,264 1100A 1714A 28'Sunglass Hut Brioche Doree 35' 1880B 21' 71' Pandora - Curbside Pickup Available 87' CRUY101-M 1285A Z1278B 692 648 Vacant 33' 980 MAC Cosmetics 1093A 16' Beaumont Kitchen 26' 48' 2,020 652 1192A Vacant LUSH - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick Up Ava 150 807 Call it Spring 2,748 Z1013 1 1915A Vacant 21' Vacant Trade Secrets Fido (Kiosk) 150 21' 1750A Y101-M 1282A Yves 1880CRocher 927 1104 Z1515B Vans 40' 19' The Danish Pastry House 1090 Cellicon Rudsak 1720 Urban Planet 20' 541 27' 1,388 Donato Salon + Spa 3,528 456 14' 667 Parc180 City Boot Co.26' - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Ma 1,193 1007 C! Opticians 1 Z1277 1912 22' 15,108 WIRELESSWAVE 1180A 1105A 19' 1279-M 19' Aerie 150 Z1206 Change LingerieL'Intervalle - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pic Virgin Mobile 1 44' Just 1,769Cozy Green Biotic 22' BonLook 1087 20' 24' 150 1,054 19' 25' 1010 1198 32' 2,529 Fossil 1738A 1723 1904 718 2,581 Telus 4,018 1,515 23' 6,458 3,407 Vacant 1744A 20' Bell 1903A 1893B 1,343 1,070 1896 18' 2,548 1729 1741 2' 4,905 2' 1,725 1,563 1900A 1,008 776 Dynamite 1177B 3' 3' 1108A 1726 Foot Locker 36' Saje Natural Wellness 36' Vacant 38' Lindt Chocolate Loding 18' 18' 35' 21' 35' 1,085 20' Bath & Body Works 1717A 1201A 851 1085 1747A Vacant895 27' 12' 30' 20' 40' 20' 20' 30' 14' 16' 20' 20' 1015A 1276A 1885A 1,218 1111A 2,241 921 1735 Caryl Baker Visage - Curbside Pickup Available Vacant 1732A 558 15' Laline - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick Up A 8,575 21' Kernels Popcorn Crepe Delicious 270 1175B 879 25' 263 SoftMoc - Curbside Pickup Available 1078A 240 i1-M 25' Browns - Curbside Pickup Available B2 - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pickup Availa 40' 34' 1021A American Eagle Outfitters The Source - Curbside Pickup Available 1,236 Carlo's Bake Shop Express 124' 2,848 Casper - Curbside Pickup Available 21' 30' 30' 20' 21' 13' 28' The Body Shop 1 1,688 35' 24' 24' 1210B HotBox - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick Up A 28' 1172 1267A 28' 1220 Sephora - Curbside and Appt. Only In-Mall Pick Up 20' 1019 8,015 Matt & Nat 1118B 37' 1069 2,108 3,487 Vacant 1,469 1066A Pickle Barrel Grand 860 1072A 10,030 2,065 1060A 81' Vacant 1231B 9,147 Vacant 1055 Peoples Jewellers - Curbside Pickup Available Laura - Curbside Pickup Available Lenscrafters 14,015 Zara Sweet Jesus - Curbside Pickup Available Shoppers Drug Mart 7,877 425 29,798 42' 43' Mrs. Field's Bakehouse and Pretzlemaker 492 1063 1235 45' Total Image 30' 1,009 1160A Lego - Curbside Pickup Available 1051B Nike Calforex 4,938 870 1236 19' 20' Stitch It 19' 824 1057B 1237 Vacant 20' Vacant 1129B 3,988 947 35' Tuxedo Junction 1154 320 52' 24' 1240 Vacant 54' Union Chicken - Curbside Pickup Available 2,373 16,171 24' 6 5 7 Y201 Nordstrom - Curbside Pickup Available 144,235 All areas and dimensions are approximate. For discussion purposes only. Evans Avenue CF SHERWAY GARDENS LEVEL 2 / NIVEAU 2 F007 McDonald's 662 20' 412 15' 23' F008 20' 20' 427 F009 20' 463 428 F011 Thai Express Pi Co. F010B 20' F006 20' 20' F012 25' Subway Teriyaki Experience 20' Chipotle Big Smoke Burger 284 16' 726 Jimmy F005the Greek 358 F013 21' 21' Bourbon St. Grill 534 F015 SzechuanF004 Express Cultures 17' 20' 236 F014 394 Umi Sushi & Teriyaki 1,027 New York Fries - Curbside Pickup F003 33' 15' 364 11' F002 Amaya Express23' 424 3038 F001 Tim Hortons23' 424 Indigo - Curbside Pickup Available 31,284 2500 Sporting Life - Curbside Pickup Available 3010 37,817 H&M - Curbside Pickup Available 22,228 All areas and dimensions are approximate.
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