This lovely little family owned and run corner shop belongs to one of those salt-of-the-earth…read morefamilies that work from the crack of dawn til late late at night. The father or one of the sons is always at the counter with a pleasant smile and chit chat. I try to support small business as much as possible, and this one I find well deserving of my patronage. With a busstop right outside it's a handy place to buy bus tickets, especially given that the 333 is pre-paid only. They stock ciggies, icecreams, cold drinks, newspapers etc- all your usual corner store fare with the added benefit of fast, cheap internet with lovely big monitors, and a bulletin board for local sales/rooms to rent etc.

Like any typical convenience store in Sydney, York X'Press Convenience store carries MyBus tickets,…read morefood, newspapers, and the like. But unlike most convenience stores where the clerks are surly and hard to communicate with, York X'Press employs the best staff. The lady that works there is always ready to chat and eager to help. It's a huge contrast to many convenience stores in Sydney. Though you wouldn't come here for the great décor, you'll definitely come back because of their great service. You wouldn't know how helpful a few nice words are in a day until you've talked to the lady there and you come out smiling. Definitely a place I'd recommend.

I walk into the Friendly Grocer, he says, "Watch where you're going." True story. But that reminds…read moreme of the time I walked into the shop called, 'The Friendly Grocer' in Pyrmont. First thing I saw as I walked into the shop was a television screen facing the entrance, 'Bold & the Beautiful' or 'Passions' or one of those melodramatic soap operas is playing and it's kind of disconcerting to walk in with eggs and milk on the mind and be subjected to the deaths and affairs of the beautiful people. This particular Friendly Grocer's has an Asian angle and there are many unusual coconutty, lychee based drinks in the numerous fridges that line the western wall. The front of the shop is stock full of sweets, lollies and health care products; then as you make your way to the back of the shop, more traditional groceries can be found; the packaged and the canned. There are a few shelves full of Asian groceries like sauces, biscuits and snack foods. Cuttle fish flavoured chips stands out to me, but I'm not anywhere near brave enough to indulge. The store is called the friendly grocer and yet as I walk through the aisles surveying the products, not one word is said to me, not one smile thrown my way. They're not unfriendly, but to say that they are friendly is a slight overstatement.

Ok, I kinda love this place because it's so random and misleading...and if I wasn't scouting for…read morenew places to share with you I never would have walked inside.... So from the outside Friendly Grocery looks like a small convenient store.... a little corner shop BUT as you start to make you way through the aisles you begin to discover that it's actually HUGE.... I reckon this place is at least 3 or 4 times bigger than i imagined it to be... And since its so large, it means they carry more than just your local convenient store - they have everything lightbulbs, laundry mesh bags, pain scrapers as well as milk, eggs. bread, ice creams and chocolate... PLUS the prices are fairly resonable - 2 medium chocolates for $3, small deodorant $6... I'm impressed and will definitely visit the Friendly Grocer again... (ps: guy behind the counter - no so friendly)

a HUGE coles with everything you could need!…read more They gave out chocolate cakes one time, and that is enough to get a five star because that single slice blows all the other groceries out of the water. Time to time, there will be an employee handing out samplers (but like full size samplers) of new Cole's branded treats. I've never had to wait more than 20 seconds to check out at this cole's, and had absolutely no issues ever.

I did not expect Coles being a supermarket in the middle of CBD would be that sizable! This…read morelocation though not really close to my hotel but worth coming by to check it out in the area. Huge selection of everything. This place though is super crowded! A lot of out of towners like myself are shopping here. Self serve lines with multiple checkout machine probably the best option instead of waiting in line if you only have a few items that you want to cash out.

A heavily edited Woolworths for most of your grab-and-go needs. After spending a nice week eating…read moreoranges and mandarins off trees, my little Thor was super stoked to find them just as easily here. Hot food, cold food, shelf food, and a few odds and ends for your commuter/traveling needs. I was saddened by the short selection of magazines, but it's understandable given the limited space.

Woolies and a convenience store, sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G! First came love, then came…read moremarriage, then came...this shop on the corner! This small new Woolies has taken over the old CommBank site, filling it with aisles of snacks, convenience foods and ready-to-eat goods. I don't think I've seen anything like it - not as big or well stocked as a supermarket, not as exxy and poorly stocked as a convenience store, it's perfect for busy workers rushing to or from work and in need of a grab-and-go meal. There's even a cafe onsite selling the cheapest coffee and cakes in Surry - $3 brownies, say whaaaaat? I'm yet to try the coffee here yet but boy has it been handy when I've been running to/from Central and needed to pick up a bag of washed spinach, a tub of yoghurt, a pack of bikkies or a bit of fresh fruit. It opens til late, heck it may even be open 24/7* - say whaaaaat? *don't quote me on that #wishfulthinking, but I'll check next time I swing by

First of all, there are no prices on anything. I grabbed a bag of chips (which turned out to be…read more$16 aud, Coke Zero was 10 aud and Red Bull was also 10 aud.) I too the guy forget it and went next door to Mr Liquor. $2.50 coke and $3.00 Red Bull.

Please oh please don't go here. Went in to buy snacks for the train. Picked up 4 snacks and went to…read morethe fairly rude employee who then didn't scan the items or anything and said the total comes to $40.80. I tapped my card as I thought he said $14. I went back in moments later asking how it could be so much and the guy said the bag of chips were $15 and he didn't mention how much the rest of the snacks were. I then began to ask for a refund as I was charged was too much. He proceeded to say no and the man next to him also said no. RIDICULOUS. Then read the other reviews and saw this happening please don't go there big time scam

this place is perfect, a 7 days 24 hour convenience also that it's only a 1 min walk from your…read morehouse :D!! only downfall like most service stations is that the prices for food and drink are jacked up... but when your hungry or need something this place is conveniently located and if you really need it you pay the extra money :)!! the staff are always happy go lucky friendly people, a good bunch of them enjoy a good chat aswell. Get me a long black coffee before work and on the days before I go to the gym aswell, $1 for a semi strong long black, you can't go wrong!! funny thing is it's a lot stronger than some café's you go to lol!!

typical 7-Eleven range of products, petrol is usually a good price. The staff are friendly and that…read moremakes it worth an extra star.