Love love and love, doing the #MKR shop with a voucher I won from the show, I was in love finding…read morethis Coles. I am objective, even though I have a voucher, but if you ever visit, you will see, wide aisles, well laid out, good butcher and friendly staff, great parking, a great complex overall and I must say I am not a supermarket fan but this place ticks all the boxes. If only all Coles were like this.

Great market with all the usual suspects - deli's, butchers, poultry, fruit and veg and seafood…read more(including a sushi bar). Many of the stores have eftpos which is an added bonus. Perhaps not as cheap as some other markets but excellent quality produce and not as busy as you would expect on Saturdays.

The Camberwell Fresh Food Market runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. It's a major…read moredraw card for anyone living in the local area from Balwyn to Malvern. Greengrocers, fishmongers, florists and enormous delis are just some of the things you'll find inside. I recommend getting in early (around 9am) and just taking a walk. You'll pick up some bargains, but I'll give you a run down of my favourite places. The chicken store stocks some great deals including enormous fresh chicken lasagna for around $17 - big enough to feed 4, you can freeze them or pop them in the oven for half an hour and get a delicious and hearty meal. The juice bar is a great place to refresh. The have low-fat creamy yoghurt, fresh juices and really excellent smoothies made with yoghurt and milk, or sorbet. Nick and Sue's gourmet deli is a must if you love dips, bread or any sort of meat. Prosciutto sliced freshly, soft pasta and a wide range of cheeses are also sold here. Nick and Sue's is your one stop shop inside the market. I'm constantly surprised by the quality and price of the ingredients (in a good way), and even though you may have to jostle around a counter to get served, it adds to the rustic atmosphere of the market.

Looking for a supermarket that can think outside the limits of its own home brands and support an…read moreabundance of Australian made and owned products? Leo's is that place. Leo's reminds me of the best supermarkets in Adelaide, Foodland, stocking a similar range. The variety of organic, gluten free, and super foods is enough to inspire you to swear off the bad stuff, well for a few minutes anyway! Prices are slightly higher but when you're buying and supporting local I think it's worth it. Plus when you realise your exercising your right to buy outside of the big two, it's definitely worth it. You can easily do a big or little shop here. Highly recommend.

Big fan! This place has everything that a normal big chain supermarket does plus beautiful, gourmet…read morefood as well. If you go when the sales are on, it's comparable to Coles/Woolies prices but in general it's more spendy. Huge gourmet cheese selection and great deli. Small parking lot in front but huge undercover lot in the back.

My new neighbourhood Asian store has actually been one of my favourites for awhile now because my…read moresister has lived in the area for years. But now that I'm a local in the Caulfield area, it's become number one in my books. The couple that own it are really nice and do a great job getting to know their customers. It's like going to a family run store knowing you'll get top notch service every time. The couple are really good with recommendations too so if you're torn between brands, they can advise you which might be better for the dish you're preparing. Like all Asian grocery stores, you can find everything to do with Asian cooking here and some more rare ingredients like Laksa leaf (needed for curry laksa) and durian (frozen). They also sell a range of nyonya kueh (Asian desserts) and on some days you can get yu tiao (fried dough sticks) for porridge.

I avoid supermarkets as much as possible. I can't stand the bright lights, the screaming kids and…read morethe price gouging that goes on. That said, Renaissance isn't your typical supermarket so, for it, I make an exception. This is a small and compact mecca of foodie delights. Sure you can get all your typical household items (toilet paper, washing up liquid and shampoo) but think of anything else - bread, milk, cheese, chocolate... and not only will you find the common brand names but an interesting assortment of gourmet, imported and/or organic options. You can buy dairy products from Schultz, bread from the likes of Zealey Bay, dips from Pilpel, icecream from Gundowing and don't even get me started on the chocolate selection... I always need to avoid that aisle lest I throw 100 bars of Simon Coll 70% cocoa in my basket. It's a great place to stock up on all your favourite epicurean delights while also grabbing those boring household essentials. The wine and booze selection is adequate if you desperately need something but don't expect to find unusual bottles here. This is the one area that doesn't seem to have been blessed with the same attention to detail.

You get what you pay for! Yes, you might pay an extra 20…read morecents for standard milk but you also get to choose between that and the best Almond, Soy and any other high end milks and creams. The store is big enough to offer the old staples mixed with a few pricer items for the more developed palettes. Gluten free options and pre-made meals High quality fresh produce Clean and fresh cut meats Mac and Cheese for the kids Every cheese you need for a snooty wine and cheese party. Wine too! Glicks Bagels and bread Lafayette salads Amazing vegetarian pre-made lasagne... The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it is 20 cents more for milk:) Accepts American Express

What more can I say has all the needs for groceries prices are ok and great parkign at the rear…read more You get that small town feel in the store, staff are friendly aisles are not crowded, it is clean and has a great vibe for a grocery store. It even has a liquor department too. Trams are at the door #16 #75 #70 so hop too it and visit this gem for some last minute groceries.