Like any typical convenience store in Sydney, York X'Press Convenience store carries MyBus tickets,…read morefood, newspapers, and the like. But unlike most convenience stores where the clerks are surly and hard to communicate with, York X'Press employs the best staff. The lady that works there is always ready to chat and eager to help. It's a huge contrast to many convenience stores in Sydney. Though you wouldn't come here for the great décor, you'll definitely come back because of their great service. You wouldn't know how helpful a few nice words are in a day until you've talked to the lady there and you come out smiling. Definitely a place I'd recommend.

This lovely little family owned and run corner shop belongs to one of those salt-of-the-earth…read morefamilies that work from the crack of dawn til late late at night. The father or one of the sons is always at the counter with a pleasant smile and chit chat. I try to support small business as much as possible, and this one I find well deserving of my patronage. With a busstop right outside it's a handy place to buy bus tickets, especially given that the 333 is pre-paid only. They stock ciggies, icecreams, cold drinks, newspapers etc- all your usual corner store fare with the added benefit of fast, cheap internet with lovely big monitors, and a bulletin board for local sales/rooms to rent etc.

First of all, there are no prices on anything. I grabbed a bag of chips (which turned out to be…read more$16 aud, Coke Zero was 10 aud and Red Bull was also 10 aud.) I too the guy forget it and went next door to Mr Liquor. $2.50 coke and $3.00 Red Bull.

Please oh please don't go here. Went in to buy snacks for the train. Picked up 4 snacks and went to…read morethe fairly rude employee who then didn't scan the items or anything and said the total comes to $40.80. I tapped my card as I thought he said $14. I went back in moments later asking how it could be so much and the guy said the bag of chips were $15 and he didn't mention how much the rest of the snacks were. I then began to ask for a refund as I was charged was too much. He proceeded to say no and the man next to him also said no. RIDICULOUS. Then read the other reviews and saw this happening please don't go there big time scam

For as long as I've had a friend living in Cammeray, Jim's Deli has been in operation. A small…read morecorner shop, which, just to complicate things, isn't on a corner. Full of your daily grocery needs, milk, bread, pies, ice creams, bus tickets, movies. They have everything. It's more of a convenience store rather than a corner shop. Though corner shops can be and often are convenient and so perhaps the two are indistinguishable. I'm confusing myself, so I'll wrap this up. Jim's Deli is a little pricey, but you're paying for the convenience like you do at all corner shops. The people behind the counter are a little abrupt, but altogether kind hearted and a part of the community. It's where I buy my Callipo's in the summer.

Harmony Convience Store was not harmonic at all. Do not go. Poor range of products. Service is poor.read more

Got to love a general store, in particular one you can buy a coffee and walk on down to the end of…read morethe street (50 metres) and sit and watch the world go by on public seats. The store has some basics if you are a local (emergency supplies) don't expect a fully stocked supermarket, but the service is friendly. All in all a great experience and worth a visit.

Given the high tourist volume to the area, it's no surprise that this substantial convenience store…read morecomes at a price. It sells all manner of basic packaged produce; noodles, crisps, confectionary, beans, soups, cereals, soft drinks etc etc and you'll even find some British and American goodies along their shelves. They operate a sandwich and juice counter during breakfast and lunch periods, which is popular with many of the workers and school children in the area - though not for its quality per se rather its convenience. Pretty unexceptional really but when it comes to Kirribilli and North Sydney, most shops capitalize on the lack of competition. That's what you pay for the view!

Better known as Wooly's, this market is not a full size supermarket. But you'll find your almost…read moreall your everyday items. It's just a few steps from my hotel, they have a Coffee Bar, Deli, Produce, Bakery, Dairy, Liquor, mini pharmacy, and many self service check-out kiosk. There are many more Wooly's around the city, much bigger than this one, but you'd have to hike either up the street to Cole's, or further into downtown to a larger Wooly's Store.

Great local market with everything you need: water, a deli, fresh soups/sushi/meals, fruits, Tim…read moreTams, ice cream, soda, etc. This place is compared to a super market but a bit smaller. Only bad thing is the prices are a big higher than other markets. Fresh stuff! Perfect for patrons of the Sydney Boulevard Hotel next door!