Elm Place is an open shopping mall in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, with 99 stores, anchored by Dollarama. It holds a 3.5/5 rating from 1,343 Google reviews.
Shoppers at Elm Place in Greater Sudbury will find 96 stores spanning services, dining, and specialty retail. The shopping centre also features a food court and a movie theatre.
“A neighbourhood shopping mall serving the Greater Sudbury community, featuring a food court and a movie theatre. With wheelchair accessible.”
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A-One Dumpling Shop
A-One Dumpling Shop (momo)
Chocolate Land
Country Style
Da Capo Café & Lounge
Eyvan
Good Lucky 168
Harvey's
Huckleberries Chocolatiers
La Fromagerie
Mr. Sub
Ramsey Lake Food Market
Swiss Chalet
Taco Shop Sudbury
Tea & Bloom
The Candy Store
The Marketplace Sudbury
World Flags & Hockey Team Flags
Arthritis Society
BGC Engineering
Brawn Law Office
CIBC
CIBC Wood Gundy
Contact interculturel francophone de Sudbury
Desjardins
Dr. Dinkar Shukla
Dr. Donald A. Fewster
Greater Sudbury Housing Corporation
Home & Community Support Innovation Centre
March of Dimes
National Bank
National Bank Financial Wealth Management
Northern Law LLP
Ontario Health atHome
Oraclepoll Research
Public Health Sudbury & Districts
RIINO
Service Canada
Sudbury B
Sudbury Community Legal Clinic
Uptown Cleaners
YMCA Employment ServicesQuick answers about Elm Place — stores, hours, location and more.
A neighbourhood shopping mall serving the Greater Sudbury community, well-regarded by shoppers, featuring a food court. With wheelchair accessible and free parking available.
A shopping mall in Greater Sudbury, with wheelchair accessible.
A shopping mall in Greater Sudbury, with wheelchair accessible.
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A well-known shopping destination in Kitchener, well-regarded by shoppers, featuring a food court. With wheelchair accessible and free parking available.
A well-established shopping centre in London with 150 stores to explore, well-regarded by shoppers, featuring a food court and a movie theatre. With wheelchair accessible and free parking available.
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