Northland Shopping Center is a great place to do your groceries, clothes shopping, and if staying…read morefor Lunch, or Dinner, Northland has lots of delicious eateries to eat at, such as Grill'd, Sushi Hub, The Groove Train, and many more. It is also a good place to buy video games from, like EBGames, and JB-HI-FI. I recommend this place to people who do lots of shopping. I also recommend this place to people if they are having a nice Lunch or Dinner outside of home. Definitely recommend Grill'd.

The prices are sky high and I'm not even sure where the money goes from sales and what it's used…read morefor The staff are all friendly but it's a small shop with no sorting with the clothes etc BRING CASH THEY DONT TAKE ANY EFTPOS!

I am so happy that I have a good second hand store close by…read more Although I usually head further in to do most of my vintage shopping I always make time to stop by Yours, Now Mine and check out the wide range of accessories, home décor and memento. It doesn't suffer from the over-expensive second hand fever that is sweeping our beloved stores (ahem Brunswick Street), and every time I pick up something and have a look at the price I don't have to immediately put it down and walk away with my head hung. There are always some great retro vases or platters in the window that hark back to a time where lurid orange and brown were chic and big belt buckles were king. Even if I don't end up buying anything, a short trip here is an instant pick me up. The atmosphere is fun, the sales assistants are friendly and the products are very kitsch.

Warringal Shopping Centre is a local small sized shopping center with approximately 40 retail…read moreshops. The largest tenders are Coles, Aldi and DImmy's. Apart from supermarkets you will find specialty food stores, greengrocers, deli's, fishmongers, butchers, bakeries and fast food options.Warringal is also home to cafes, discount stores, chemists, newsagent, clothing shops, gift stores and banks. Despite the 500 car spaces it can be hard to find a spot during December and on Pension days. Serviced by escalator and lift, it has all the facilities a shopping centre should provide. Bathrooms. ATM's. Vending machines. If you don't want to deal with Northland then this local shop may be your answer. Personally i find the revolving door of retailers inconsistent, but despite that I come here because its local and easy to get to.

Warringal Shopping will only interest those who either live close by or those who are in need of…read moregrocery supplies. The shopping center is filled with cafes and supermarkets. The main attraction would be: Dimmeys and Aldi as they are not always common in a lot of suburbs. The rest of the stores are just essentials: Hair Salons, Nail Salon, Fruit/Veg, Book Store and $2 shop. Very convenient for locals, but definitely not a interesting place to explore.

This really isn't one of the best shopping centres that I have visited, not that I tend to rate…read morethem all that highly anyway. The annoying thing about it is that you have to walk across a ton of carpark from the tram stop to actually get to the shopping centre, and there really isn't all that much here, other than a cinema and a couple of cafes. Well, the do have an Ikea, which is sort of unique where shopping centres are concerned.

Victoria gardens is personally my favourite shopping Centre! Unlike northland it is not so big that…read moreyou get lost and can't find your way around. And unlike northcote plaza it actually has useful shops. Victoria gardens has lots of clothes shops for example cotton on, kmart, tempt, jeans west etc it also has a very big food court and food for all your fussy family members. It has a cinema which always comes in handy when you have nothing to do. One of my favourite things about Victoria gardens is of course ikea, what would you do with out ikea oh yeah NOTHING!! The ikea in vic gardens is very big and it has a childcare program where you just say "take my kids while I shop at ikea" and then POOF kid free. Vic Gardens includes boost, pet shop, various 2 dollar shops, sushi, Coles, dimmocks, dick smith, bakers delight etc I believe that this shopping centre couldn't get any better

Its Saturday morning and Ivanhoe Plaza is alive with activity. Well dressed Ivanhoe resisdents are…read morestocking up for the busy week ahead.They are lucky as there is a lot to choose from in this small shopping mall. The newly renovated Coles is a pleasure to shop at and is backed up by a greengrocer, butcher, deli, fishmonger, bakery, pharmacy and newsagent. Reward your shopping efforts at the cafe, noodle shop or go all out and book your next holiday at the travel agent! Ivanhoe Plaza has toilets, ATMs and seats to park at while you wait for you family to regroup. There is plenty of parking and even an Oovie kiosk. For all your grocery needs in one place, Ivanhoe Plaza ticks all the boxes.

The Ugly Duckling that once was Westfield Doncaster has recently received the ultimate makeover and…read moreflourished as a stylish swan. Luxurious lounge area's to rest after intensive shopping are glittered throughout the centre and the brightly lit malls lead to over 400 shopping outlets. This shopping mall is a mix of chain stores from high street to designer fashion stores, home wares and electronics. Home to department stores Myer and David Jones, Village Cinema, Big W , Target, Safeway and Coles and countless food outlets. If your after high end designers then Chadstone is your best bet but for designers such as Alannah Hill and Max Mara then Doncaster is a more manageable option.This centre looks bigger then it feels so if your up for a shopping marathon you may feel let down by the size. But for my shopping and entertainment needs Doncaster is fantastic! The new personal shopper suite is perfect for individuals and groups who need a little fashion help, which may be useful in the upcoming party season! While not my speed I can totally appreciate its merits. The main obstacle to shopping bliss is car parking during peak periods, especially December and weekends its every car for itself. To ad insult to injury parking will cost you if you spend more then three hours in the centre. To remedy this you can pay $10 for valet parking and have your car sheltered for you. Doncaster Westfield is my pick for shopping in the Northeastern suburbs.

This newly refurbished shopping center is incredibly designed and furnished that as soon as I walk…read morein I'm impressed, every single time. Doncaster is quite a large shopping center that offers almost 400 popular stores! They offer your generic well-known brands, as well as a few designer concept store. There two main things I want to say about Doncaster. First is the parking, if you chose to park in the multi-level, you'll notice that above each space is a light. Red means it's filled, white/green means its empty! No more cruising down at 2kph cursing at every single yaris/echo/jazz. You can now simply look straight down the lane and save yourself a lot of time(more for shopping!). The next thing I HAVE to mention...is the FOOD COURT. Some people hate food courts, I don't love or hate them-they're just...there. Wellll...take a visit to the Doncaster food court. I was honestly blown away the first time I went. It's like food galore! There is practically every type of cuisine you can think of! Mexican, Thai, Japanese, Chinese, kebabs, curry, pizza, pasta, fast food, soup, sandwich, fish, chicken, spud bar, ice cream, juice bar, chocolate, desserts...I could keep going you know. I have never seen so much variety in a food court...ever. It's a bit overwhelming for me because I'm a terrible decision maker and just want to eat everything in the end. The food court is very well designed, there is ample seating and the tables/chairs are all modern and stylish- and most of all, CLEAN. No sticky dirty tables here! Come to Doncaster, forget about the shopping (shopping is pretty awesome though)-come for the food court!

If retro trinkets, cut crystal and random antique ornaments are your cup of tea then make hast to…read moreHeidelberg Road Vintage Bazaar. This place is loaded with them, with dozens of cabinets choc-full to suit all sorts of tastes and wild collecting habits you have. If you're after retro furniture, the you should try your luck as there is an okay selection here, though it's in no way as vast as the trinkets on offer. The prices seem reasonable, perhaps because this isn't hipster territory so do pay a visit if you're in the market for something cool for our house.

From the owner: Liz Syber is always interested in buying quality Retro, Vintage and Antique wares of all…read moredescriptions. Estates inspected and bought by appointment. To book an appointment please call Liz on (03)9479 4000 or email: syber@bigpond.net.au Valuations for market sale purposes and insurance also available. Sybers Vintage Bazaar deals in: Antiques and Vintage wares Collectables Bric-a-brac Jewellery Objets d'art Oriental

Always have liked northlands especially going to timezone jb hifi and eating in the food court with…read moremy son we always have a good time

Northland Shopping Centre is the northern suburbs answer to Eastland, Southland (see the theme…read morethere) and Highpoint (which really should be called Westland don't you think?) It's really just a huge shopping mall. Love them or hate them, at these large malls you will find many of the brands you love, lots of entertainment and food shopping in one place. Spend hours here, or minutes. Either way you will spend. Northland's most recent reinvention see's a new food precinct, extended fashion mall and reinvented food court as well as the revamp of over 300 retail stores. The main chains have stayed on. Coles, Safeway, Myer, Kmart, Lincraft and Hoyts mix with new comers JB Hifi and Target. The mix of fashion, electronics, food, home wares and gift ware is well balanced and the layout while confusing like most large shopping centres, is one level only which limits the chances of your getting lost. Shopping malls will always attract a range of people from the community so I think Northlands reputation is largely undeserved. If you don't like shopping malls you won't like Northland. But if you are looking for a large shopping centre in the northern suburbs then your choices are here and Doncaster, depending on the stores you need.

A gamut of handbags and wallets from the like of AnnaPelle, Diana Ferrari, Levis, Jag and Fiorelli…read moreamong many others, this store is an efficient way to find the most beloved of women's accessories. Although there's also a range of largely high heeled shoes available, there's not nearly as many on offer as there are handbags. The stock changes over fairly regularly, and there's the odd sample hiding amongst the clones. The styles are as numerous as there are handbags, so you can find a plain work satchel-style bag as easily as a brightly coloured statement handbag. There's also a range of luggage down the back. The quality varies from brand to brand, and the odd leather bag may turn out not to be leather after all. Nonetheless, every purchase I've ever made from this store has been a magnet for compliments and my main handbag is still going strong after a year of heavy use. It's always the first place I go for a new handbag or wallet.

There is nothing I like better than knowing what product you are looking for and getting it for a…read morebargain. If you are looking for Converse products such as sneakers, clothing, tracksuits and windcheaters, then this is the place to go. Authentic Factory Outlets is located furthest from the city end of Smith Street amongst all the factory outlets offering products with labels at cheaper prices than you find in regular stores. I managed to get a pair of Converse One Stars and even got some free Converse socks to sweeten the deal. It's not only Converse in this Authentic Factory Outlet, you can also get a number of other cheap shoes and other street wear at discounted products such as Tommy Hilfiger. This part of Smith Street is great for the bargain hunter and this Authentic Factory Outlets is a must.