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11 years ago
So fabulous to zip in & zip out during easter. Everything available & friendly staff.
319 Oaklands Rd
Park Holme South Australia 5043
Australia
Marion
(08) 0006 1562
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People searched for Grocery 541 times last month within 10 miles of this business.
Very nice little supermarket, open till late. The selection is not as huge in the big ones, but…read moreyou'll find here everything you need. They also have fresh food section so you can get olives, ready meals etc. Staff is nice and friendly.
Everybody needs a local late night supermarket and the Marion IGA Foodland is a good one. The thing…read moreabout many smaller, late night supermarkets is that things can often be overpriced so if you run out of something late at night you end up paying a fortune for it. Not so here. The majority of their product is reasonably priced. You can grab a litre of milk for $1.25. Other positives about Marion Foodland IGA include the fact they have lots of staff in the store at any given time which means not too much waiting at checkouts. You know that annoying wait at late night supermarkets where only one person is on the checkout and there are ten people line up - not so here. Parking is always easy here and they have a good selection of deli products. Their bakery section is quite small but adequate and the fruit and veg section is pretty good too. If you have a late night emergency and live in the Marion area, I recommend this supermarket.
This is a handy supermarket. I don't have much good to say about supermarkets, I feel like they've…read morerun many good businesses into the ground. IGA has a very community-oriented marketing slant, but I still prefer to shop at smaller, more specialised outlets like butchers and small greengrocers. That said, this place is very convenient if you're in the area, the prices of most of the stuff is pretty competitive and the staff seem a bit friendlier than other supermarkets.
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No doubt SA's cheapest grocers. You'll find end of date, expired products or deleted lines here…read more It's the best place to stock up on laundry and bathroom essentials, let's not forget the rolls of cheap toilet paper you can get your hands on. There are plenty of snacks range here, perfect for school lunch boxes, picnics or a snack sneak in the movies (you didn't hear it from me!), but do be weary as I found the mini chocolate buns a bit off and almost resembled that famed fungi sandwich that was going for thousand bucks on eBay! Still, there are some products worth looking at here. Make up, Coke, chocolates, Meggles eggs and dog food usually go on a very good offer. I guess it pays to be a smart shopper. I doubt I will buy something that has a 6 months expired date on it. Each to their own I guess.
Rite Price is known for its out of date or soon to expire food items so if you're fastidious about…read moreexpiry dates, then definitely check before you buy. As for the non edibles you can't go wrong as it's the cheapest place to buy party plates, storage containers, freezer containers, etc. When I was first introduced to Rite Price it was close to Halloween so I stocked up on trick or treat items - we give the items to the neighbours so we know what the kids were being given - but when the kids opened their goodies and started to eat and drink them, it didn't go down very well. So what was a good idea didn't end up being successful. I now rarely buy drinks or food items from here as I don't like the taste of the drinks either - now that I know - it's like they've been sitting out in the sun or more like a hot truck all day. And about the only edible items I do buy on occassions is pickled and tinned foods, as I can be sure they're safe to eat and the other is balsamic vinegar in the spray bottle, great for salads. The stock does change from time to time so if you are not in a hurry it's worth checking out, go in there with your shopping list and if no luck then go to the regular supermarket. So unless there's a famine this is not my regular place to food shop. Kamini is right as it's great for bathroom and laundry essentials and a few other items, if you dare.
A great shopping experience with excellent customer service! Wide range of choices . . . . and…read morereally fresh vegetable
From the owner: We stock fresh produce & groceries from around the farm of the worldread more
Park Home Coles is one of the newest in Adelaide! It was…read morerenovated and rebuilt mid 2012. It's new so it's clean, well lit, large and stocks a variety of lines. The fruit & veg, bakery and deli sections are one of the largest I've seen in Coles stores. This once was my local supermarket before moving to Plympton making Kurralta Park Coles my closet supermarket. I miss Parkholme Coles.
This is my local supermarket and even though it's a little old and daggy and yet to receive a…read moremakeover I still love it. The staff are always friend and helpful. I was always a bit intimidated by asking about things at supermarkets - after all, if you can't manage in a supermarket in your hometown then you're not really going to make it in the real world are you? But the staff are so friendly and helpful that they made my fears go away. It's not the biggest foodland so sometimes the range suffers a bit compared to the bigger supermarkets but there is still a fairly big range there. If there's something you want that they dont have dont be afraid to ask them! P.S get in early and get fresh baked vegemite scrolls or spinach and feta scrolls. Delicious!!
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Food Park supermarket doesn't exist under its new name, no internet links, no phone number, no…read morewebsite, no nothing, except that it's there. Ok I was dehydrated at the time on a hot summers day but I do have proof of its existence as I took a photo! Previously it was a K Food Express 24/7 supermarket and is now under new management, think they'd better do something about showing they exist online though! It was definitely handy being open as it is still a 24/7 store, as I was so thirsty and on New Years Day nothing much was open. There's an ATM inside, lots of posters decorating the front entry advertising bands, shows, etc which added a splash of colour and hipness. It's basically a mini mart where you'd only go for emergency supplies much like at a petrol station, but also great for any new visitors to the city to get supplies when staying in the nearby motels.
nice little food shop in walking distance of my new property and open until 10pm EVERY DAY !read more
This is a fantastic little supermarket which has just about everything you need and is open until…read more9pm which is very convenient. I love the fact that the staff wear these funny little uniforms complete with matching red bow ties, it is quite bizarre really for a supermarket but it makes you feel assured that the service will be good, and it is. The fruit and vegetables are fresh and local and there is a wonderful section that is devoted to organic products which I love. The deli section is bright and expansive, with a great array of small goods and good cooked chooks. The only downside to this supermarket is it's super small aisles with mirrored columms in the centre that I have bumped into many a time.
This location draws individuals from various backgrounds. The staff tends to be very busy and…read moreattentive due to its popularity. During the upcoming public holidays, you might want to think about a less crowded place if you want to be quick and efficient. Otherwise, I have no complaints about the products and services, just not a 5-star experience for me.
The local. Always…read moregot reasonably priced Mt Franklin waters. Time "FlyBuys" when you're at Coles
Nice spacious store with wide isles wheelchair & trolly friendly, friendly staff…read more Only gripe I have is the snow peas at $9 and most of them are mouldy, As its only 10am hopefully it's because they haven't put fresh stock out as yet
St Claire Coles hasn't been open for all that long but you wouldn't know it. A huge store with a…read moregreat range of groceries, fruit & veggies, dairy and mest products. Quite often I get things reduced which is always nice for the end shopping bill. Staff are friendly and willing to help you find your way around the store. I actually have chosen this store over West Lakes and Port Adelaide the last few times :)
Whilst sometimes the stock is low this coles has a dirty little secret we like to exploit. Yes Im…read morenot going to make THAT joke but this sexy little store reopens at midnight. Its 1am, youve just had a sandwich ala How I Met Your Mother and you feel like a dessert, yet you spent all your money on "sandwiches" and cannot afford the exorbitant servo prices. Well my funky friend you can walk down to Coles and buy all the chippies and softies you like. We often make the trip even when forgetting the necessities like milk and bread so while I hate this store for never having my sugar free aloe vera in stock (though theres always an empty shelf spot for it, curses) it is super handy though its only junkies, tired students and us rattling around their late hours.
Kurralta Park Coles is my local supermarket when at home…read more It's your standard Coles and stocks a wide range of foods. Coles tends to get quite busy in the afternoons and weekends, the car park turns into chaos! Like Coles Firle Monday-Saturday the store opens at 12 midnight, making it very convenient for peeps like myself who start before the crack of dawn to pick up the necessities before heading to work, whether it be milk, bread, the paper, or cigarettes.
I love this store!! Great service with a smile; the…read moreemployees here are wonderful. This store is lacking in a few random things I've gone looking for, but! They also have things I haven't found anywhere else. I'm taking a star off because of not being able to find various things and also prices being kind of high on some items, but overall this is a really good place to shop.
Good choice meats bbq chickens are top quality and staff are great full range of cheese too open 7…read moredays very handy
So you live out here in the 'satellite' suburbs, right? Campbelltown, lap of the gods - well,…read moreexcept if you need some kind of grocery item late at night. You CAN pay over the odds at a BP service station, there's two open 24/7 in the area - however if you're not going at paying two to three times what the can of catfood is worth at your local supermarket, you CAN go to the IGA... Open till midnight, this is often a lifesaver for me - 15 years after leaving the Gold Coast I still have the odd lapse of concentration and forget I live in Adelaide, home of the 5pm closure, rather than a 24 hour fantasmogoria of shopping opportunities. You can get everything here from cat food to breakfast cereal, and the store is open till midnight. OMG, midnight, whatever is Adelaide coming to??? Until Campbelltown gets a 24 hour shop of some kind, the IGA is it. It provides absolute gold by being open way past the time every other supermarket has curled up with it's pillow and a nice fluffy doona. Kudo's IGA, I love you!!!
This place is a life saver. The fact that it is open until 12am every night is perfect if you run…read moreout of milk or some other kind of food stuff that you need. I find myself here a lot actually, I should probably organise myself a little better, but then again I know this place is here as a sort of grocery safety net. As it is an IGA they stock things that other supermarkets do not. They have American sodas and the like, as well as a huge range of imported foods from Italy.
Oh gee, this place makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside! It's one of those little IGAs which have…read morekind of taken on the role once filled by corner shops. It's somewhere you come to stock up on a few basics like milk and bread but not really a place to do your full weekly shop. That said, you may be pleasantly surprised by some of the non standard groceries they stock - like the baklava in the bakery section. I'm fairly sure the place is family owned. The staff have a wonderful relationship with all their regular customers and I've got to witness a lot of friendly banter between staff and customers on my visits here.
Yes the rumours are true. If you were at the opening of The Market Shed last Sunday you too…read moreprobably would have seen me walking around like a pug in a bacon shop. Wide eyed, unable to breath properly from heart palpitations because "can't talk...too excited..." This place has gathered everything I love about Adelaide and plonked it into the trendiest warehouse shed thing at the back of IGA on Gilbert St. It's even run by the same SA family! Every Sunday from 9am-2pm this shed will open its doors to stallholders who want to sell their wares. From bakers to vegan cafes, coffee shops, seedling stalls and more this little collective of organic, vegan, raw and healthy food is all a bit too much for me. Want to try some kombucha? Hells yeah! How about a freshly steamed mussel from the coast of SA? Ok! It's like a farmers market but smaller, less crowded (not for long I'm sure) and is 5 minutes from my home so wins 5 stars in my books. So why only 4 stars then? I do think there needs to be more fresh fruit and veg options and a bit more diversity in stalls for people like me who want to do their week's shop here (ie. 3 bakeries in the one small location is a bit much). I am officially signed up as a Market Member already and for $20 per annum you get invited to private events at The Shed, receive discounts at stalls and a cool chopping board for progressive tasting plate specials from stalls each weekend. So if you have nothing to do next Sunday and want to see a spectacle, come on down to the Market Shed to see your resident pug faced, over excited local shopping, slurping coffee and getting her organic on.
I may be accused of being biased but I was very impressed with the owners, organisers &…read morestall-holders of The Market Shed on Holland. There in only it's third market I found a variety of stalls & very enthusiastic producers - all of whom were willing to spend the time with every customer. A face-painter (only $3!) and musos at each corner of the space added to the enthusiastic vibe - tangible despite a couple of summer showers that may have kept larger hoardes of customers away. Despite it's small(er) size (of comparative markets such as the Adelaide Farmers Showgrounds Market) of 20-30 stalls, the array of stalls and the promises of more to come (think weekend evening members activities) have got my vote. Visit during 2013 to become a member for an amazing introductory price of $20 & support Adelaide's newest market with an organic, artisan & community focus!