Clean big store. Price signs are visible from a distance. Staff quick and helpful at serving the…read morecustomers. Definitely will come back thank you for your service.

Amazing variety of groceries in Austrailia... Charcuterie? YES. Seafood? Yes. Really an amazing…read morearray of goods. In the USA, Woolworths is a general store.... In Australia, it is a GREAT place to pick up food and perishables....

I decided to pick up more snacks and coffee at Woolworths over Coles. The store was clean,…read morewell-organized, and well-stocked compared to the Coles I visited in downtown Brisbane. The cashier was friendly, asked questions, and efficiently gave me change with a smile on her face. Parking is relatively easy to find and I ended up getting a better variety of coffee at Woolworths than at Coles. Overall, this was a good stop and the bag I paid 15 cents for was useful for reusing for other items I have for the trip back to the States.

Now THIS is an IGA worth Yelping about. It's quite large for starters, almost like your Woolworths…read moreand Coles size... in fact it is that big. All pretty, across a whole shopping centre's width and meaning some serious business in the produce aisles and not to mention meat and poultry too. Now what a lot of people know about the IGA, is that it is a supermarket. This one is a 'supa' market and it stocks all the regular stuff. But what they don't know is that what this IGA does that differentiates it from its competition are the deli platters. I love these platters, there's the 'Cheese Nibbles Platter' perfect for parties, the 'Cold Meat Salad Platter' and my personal favourite platters the 'Dip 'N' Nibble' and the 'Antipasto Platter' which have saved my Yelping ass many a time for functions I've organised and food bailing out last minute. They are prepared and the people at the functions don't even know they were IGA ones... very nice. Very nice indeed! At a fraction of the price you would pay some upmarket gourmet store to do... i'm a big fan. Note: You do have to ring them up and order your particular platter beforehand, just so you don't have to wait ages if they are busy, and you don't get 'the look' if you turn up letting them know 'it's an emergency okay'. No sympathy at all. Well, there is a little from the staff who feel like being friendly, but really... come on. You can't expect Doreen to prepare a platter which will feed up to 14 people in 5 seconds. Can you?

We were at Brookside recently and when I saw this IGA I had to pop in. IGA is actually an…read moreorganisation for Independent Grocers so each store has a different owner. I'd go out on a limb and say the owners of this store are definitely of European origin. I say this as the deli section is awesome!! There were heaps of tasty gourmet dip brands I hadn't seen before, and a very wide range of meats and cheeses. The bakery was also pretty good, and the fresh fruit and veg was very fresh. The range of normal grocery items was a little smaller than a big supermarket, but do you really need all that choice anyway when you have access to all that hard to find deli goodness?

Coles is a great supermarket. I lost my Tim Tams about a…read moremonth ago and was very disappointed. I went to Coles one day and saw that they had found my Tim Tams along with many other lost items along every shelf in the store. Needless to say, I took the Tim Tams along with other items that I remembered loosing and walked out. On the way out someone yelled, "YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR THAT!" and I laughed to myself knowing that some people hadn't been enlighten my Coles and had to BUY they're food. Thank Coles

I collected an online order placed with the Surfers Paradise store. A member of staff at the store…read moreactually thought it was acceptable to put an unsealed packet of lamb loin chops wrapped in plastic wrap into my order for collection by me. Purchasing online, even purchasing in-store, involves my trust in the standards of their staff with food management. There must be something seriously wrong with the staff or their training that someone thought it was acceptable for unsealed meat to go out in an order, and did that person think a customer would accept that, or did that person just not care or is the store just badly managed, and how did it get delivered that way without anyone else noticing? A refund will not fix my trust in that store, and I shall shop elsewhere in future. Just want to warn others so they don't experience the same from Coles Surfers Paradise.