Coming into summer, I try to go on a health kick to get my skin glowing, my hair shining, and my…read morewaist looking that little bit trimmer. There is no better way than to fill the pantry and the fridge with fresh produce, particularly fresh fruits and vegetables - and the brighter, juicier and fresher the produce, the more likely it is that I'll choose that over a chocolate bar! San Andres stocks everything you can think of that is in season, and it all looks and tastes very appetizing. Prices are very reasonable considering the quality, and organic produce is available here too. Of course the bananas still cost a fortune, but hey, what can you do?

The customer service here is disgusting. They do not know how to respect and look after their…read morecustomers at all. They do not know how to talk to them, and behave with them. My personal experience there was bad, but I have been told stories by others where they have experienced worse. For me, it was as if I was at street markets of India. It is bad enough that the staff are clueless in terms of behaviour, but I guess they cannot be blamed as the owner himself lack the ability to display customer service. I have met an ex customer who was physically ABUSED by the owner of the store, simply because he failed to communicate with the customer properly. Even if English isn't someone's first language, a simple smile and common courtesy isn't hard to display. Water Gardens is not the slums of India. There should be some level of decency expected in one of the biggest shopping centres in Melbourne. In terms of variety and cost, it isn't that great. We can easily drive down to St Albans and get things for cheaper with better customer service. Unlike other large retail/customer service companies San Andres fail to realise that they are there for the customers and that "customers do come first".