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14 years ago
Water near the door in the chillers is the expensive stuff. Go to the back and you can get 1.5L for less than the price of 600ml.
13 years ago
Great deals. Best place to shop in BB. As long as you know what prices should be you will always get a great deal here. Chips. Soda. Much better than over-priced convenience stores. read more
48 Hall St
Bondi New South Wales 2026
Australia
Bondi, Bondi Beach
(02) 9130 4854
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http://iga.com.au
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What time does IGA open?
IGA opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.IGA opens at 9:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does IGA close?
IGA closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Does IGA have parking?
Yes, IGA has parking options.
People searched for Grocery 1,048 times last month within 10 miles of this business.
We love this place! Everything was quality and delicious! We will definitely return! Or family had…read morea great shopping experience there and we found the best Australian smoked bacon ever!!
How long has this been here? It looks new. Hells, it smells new. I licked one of the walls and,…read moreyep, even tastes new. Bondi has been screaming out for more supermarkets, and big, well-stocked, healthy ones at that. There's a ton of bars, and a ton of over-priced boutiques, but not really that many fresh food retailers. This joint will go off. They've got monster stacks of colourful fruit & vegetables, trays of exotic things with even more exotic names, a small goods and meat section, olives stuffed with anchovies, tabouli, pasta salads, fresh juices, vegetable chips, and tons and tons more. Oh and they were giving away tubs of free yoghurt near the cashiers the day I went. Free yoghurt! What fresh madness is this? I thought about taking two but the woman behind me had judgey eyes so I couldn't.
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Very fast delivery and great customer service. I like having the option to go through a family…read moreowned business rather than giving all my money to the 2 big corporate stores.
From the owner: MarxGrocer is a family owned and operated boutique online supermarket catering to Sydney's Eastern…read moreSuburbs. We promise groceries delivered to your door in 60 minutes, or your order is free! We stock 5,000+ unique products including market fresh fruit & veg, locally sourced meats, organic foods, cleaning supplies, personal care items and all the brands you love and trust -- all at highly competitive prices. Our friendly delivery team fulfils orders through our partner supermarket in North Bondi. Give us a try today! No minimum purchase. FREE delivery on orders over $75. Pay on delivery or online. We accept cash and all major credit cards. Currently serving: Bondi, North Bondi, Ben Buckler, Bellevue Hill, Bronte, Double Bay, Dover Heights, Edgecliff, Point Piper, Rose Bay, Tamarama, Vaucluse, Watsons Bay, Waverley and Woollahra.
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Fresh At Bondi is a mini market near the beach that features a small selection of produce, a juice…read morebar and the sort of groceries the surrounding neighbourhood hankers after: gluten-free crisps, artisan cheese, organic teas. The Health Emporium and Earth Food Store are superior to Fresh At Bondi but for a few quick bits, it'll do.
Okay, maybe I should have had a drink with my lunch, but after having some really spicey Thai food…read moreI knew that I needed something to cool my mouth down a bit. So it happened I didn't have to go any further than a couple of paces when I suddenly discovered that I was standing outside a fruit and veg store that sold freshly squeezed juice. Okay, there are a number of places where you can get freshly squeezed juice but what set this place out from many of the others is that I could get lemon juice, which seems to be an absolute rarity these days. Oh, they also sell them in small bottles, which means that you don't have to wait around for them to squeeze it, especially on those days that the hordes descend upon Bondi Beach. Another thing that I noticed what that they also sell pre-cut and peeled fruit, which is really helpful when the only thing you bring to the beach is your togs and a towel.
Lots of fruit for a day at the beach
Open till late. Also in front of this supermarket, there is Harris Farm Markets open till late, so…read moreit's very convenient for shopping everything. Clean and comfortable atmosphere to spend time.
It does not feel right being the first writer to review this Coles Supermarket. Now having…read morediscovered this Coles, I feel rather lucky to come to Yoga inside the shopping centre where this supermarket is situated once a week; and on this I always make a visit to Coles at Westfield Bondi Junction without fail. Pity they don't award Qantas Frequent Flyer Points for purchases over $30 like their major competitor does. The airy ambience and bright lighting is so welcoming. Love the fresh fruit display as you walk in. Fresh quality fruit, and ever so welcoming. Love a kilo of Red Delicious Apples ($5.50) in particular, they're juicy as. I stock up on these for the next few days ahead. The pizza bar right near the sit down (or take away) sushi bar and cafe is just amazing. I have tried the meat lovers and tropicana pizzas ($5 a slice in the past), and today I enjoyed a full serve of some Peri Peri Chicken Pizza ($5) while killing some time prior to an important dentists appointment. Generous pieces of chicken with the right amount of tangy sauce, with a few pieces of sun dried tomato succumbed to the senses and hit the spot at around 11am. These ingredients are clearly fresh, and they combine well with the cheese - mmmm swiss cheese. Today, there were samples of this and the grilled haloumi and pumpkin pizza for free - such a filling lunch in itself. There were also free samples of some hot chicken curry pie, and in the deli section some beautiful meats and cheeses to try. You do not feel like you've stepped into a supermarket when in these areas, and the service is friendly and consistently good. You can even pay for your groceries at the pizza bar. Coconut water never seems to escape you at this particular Coles either. I stock up (as best as possible) on 1 litre bottles of coconut water from here despite the constant fluctuations on prices (inflation, excuse me) with an abundance of these always on special. I need such for my daily green elixir that appears to be working, although not in areas of my body where I really want (and need it to) as of late. You can move quickly in the self service checkouts too. Come here for: * Piping hot pizza slices for five bucks - tick. * Free food samples (if you're lucky) - tick, tick. * Fresh fruit - tick, tick, tick. * Coconut water at inflated prices - tick, tick, tick, tick.
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a HUGE coles with everything you could need!…read more They gave out chocolate cakes one time, and that is enough to get a five star because that single slice blows all the other groceries out of the water. Time to time, there will be an employee handing out samplers (but like full size samplers) of new Cole's branded treats. I've never had to wait more than 20 seconds to check out at this cole's, and had absolutely no issues ever.
I did not expect Coles being a supermarket in the middle of CBD would be that sizable! This…read morelocation though not really close to my hotel but worth coming by to check it out in the area. Huge selection of everything. This place though is super crowded! A lot of out of towners like myself are shopping here. Self serve lines with multiple checkout machine probably the best option instead of waiting in line if you only have a few items that you want to cash out.
Half of the chocolate aisle
Close friends and co-workers know I hemmed and hawed (read: whinged endlessly) before moving to…read moreNorth Bondi. I was concerned about a lot of things, the hottest topic being how far the closest Woolys/IGA/[insert large brand supermarket] was from our prospective location. The humble storefront Nio and Tony's occupies didn't help. I thought it was merely adding insult to injury, you know, of living in such a dire location... That is, until I stepped inside and found myself in Mary Poppin's handbag. I don't know how a store this tiny manages to do it, but they have *everything* the hubs and I used to cross all over town for. These guys have the specialty items we need (think Paul's skim lactose free milk and gluten free products), fresh fish and poultry, a fully stocked Greek deli with cheese, bread and insanely delicious looking desserts, fresh flowers - and magically - every type of home-ware we've needed from lightbulbs to extension cords to mops. And the price-checker in me is happy to report that it's not anymore expensive than you'd find at one of the bigger guys. All this aside, the fellows inside (let's hope it's really Nio and Tony) are as sweet as can be. I spent more than a few big Olympic nights loitering a bit too long in their shop until I learned that the whole local community was doing the same thing. North Bondi is lucky to have such a great local shop.
Best corner store in sydney frsshest and best products and resonable priced…read more The deli is aweosome and massive range of all products friendly and great service
The pyramids of oranges, lemons, apples and pears leap out at you from Maloneys. So much cleaner,…read morebetter presented and well stocked with delicious delicacies that many other Australian supermarkets, it is a pleasure to go grocery shopping here. Plastic tubs of dried fruits and nuts tower on one side of the entry, and fruit and veg on the other. Rows of uniform leeks, beetroots and carrots are crying out to be whizzed up into soups or sizzled into stir fries. I could spend hours exploring their shelves laden with organic oats, lentils, muesli and all manner of other amazing produce. The emphasis here is very much Australian, and they have a wide selection of organic goods here too. What makes Maloneys extra-special is their staff. Extremely friendly and chatty, helpful and efficient. When I reached the checkout, the guy serving me recommended that I buy a different type of passion fruit which was on special offer, thereby saving me about $3. He also helped me pick the ripest avocados and was extremely friendly. I think a shopping experience at Maloneys can best be epitomised by the jar of free sweets they have sitting at each checkout, and the fact they didn't mind that I took two.
Great fresh produce and wonderful prepared foods. Enjoyed the ready green juice selection and…read moresalads.
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Aldi is the next big supermarket chain to the two Giants that are Woolies and Coles. Hard to…read morebelieve because they don't get much media attention and don't have those catchy "down down" or "fresh food people" jingles that we all love to loath. This supermarket has been opened in Bondi Junction since 2014 sometime. I decided I would give it a chance after all you got to check out different places for options sometimes. I have shopped in Aldi in Europe so knew what to expect. This store is a little fancier then your typical Aldi in that it's got wooden floors and a lot more spacious then some of them. You can definitely see that prices are cheaper in here. Might not have all the household names but if you were selective with your shopping you can trim your weekly shop for sure. They are good for meats and fresh produce and pantry items that brands don't matter so much. Aldi doesn't offer bags though so be prepared with your own and on Occassion you can get quite a long line up for the register as they aren't big on service here. Tonight though wasn't any problem with that but be prepared to wait if it's a peak time. Would come back here again because I did save money compared to what I would pay with the Giants.
Nothing fancy items here they have their own brand but, definitely you can save a lot…read more Pros: -Can save money -If you are the environmental person, it's good. Because no shopping bags are provided Cons: -Not many cashiers like other big two (Woolies and Coles) so waiting time is longer -No shopping bags to be offered, so you have to bring your own otherwise you have to purchase shopping bags -Not many products -They don't open till late like other big two. Woolies and Coles open till midnight ex: If I need to do shopping after work such as after 8pm, I cannot come here and have to go somewhere else. However, basically ok, I have three options regarding supermarkets around here.
IGA is clean and handy enough to find what you want if you've run out of something or forgot it in…read moreyour big shop for the week. However, in an era of online shopping delivered to your door, IGA Waterloo is up against it. There is no nearby convenient parking. If you're lucky you might get a spot out the front door on bony any Road. But then again hell might freeze over too. Their range is varied enough but not massive and is actually comparable to Woolworths Redfern. However, their prices make them too expensive to be a regular place to do your grocery shopping. If your after a snack or something small, it is WAY cheaper than any convenience store in the area. Especially if you're just after some milk!
A smaller Woolworths which seems to have most things you need midweek. Their fresh produce always…read moreseems pretty good and their shelves are always fairly stocked. If you like to buy a particular brand of things you might need to head to a larger woolworths but for the midweek essentials this is the place to drop past. There is a small car park off the main road which if you time it well you will nab a spot otherwise there is street parking available near by. The staff have always been helpful enough - sometimes overly helpful (asking me if I need help when I am standing in an aisle looking blankly at the roof trying madenly to remember what was on my list ). This place always seems to be open when I need it (9pm close I think so always handy!)
This is my local convenience store, so I shouldn't say anything too bad but like any convenience…read morestore, the convenience of it tends to be overshadowed by its prices. Now that they know me, the cost of things doesn't seem to fluctuate as much as it used to, but it still seems like an expensive excursion whenever I've been there. If you need to buy anything bigger than a can of Coke, then I'd make the effort to go up to Coles 5mins up the road and be sure to check the use-by date on whatever it is you buy, as they have been known to sell outdated products (by mistake I'm sure!). It does stay open till whenever they feel like closing (usually between 11.30 and midnight), so it can be good if you're having a late night craving for pricey snacks, but if you can force yourself to walk up the hill, you might save yourself a couple (read: quite a few) dollars.
Incredibly rude surly twat behind the counter and super rip off prices. When I am being totally…read moreripped off I don't expect to be barked at too. Though I guess working in touristy late night cesspit like Ezy 10 hours a day for whatever pittance they pay will quell the more sunnier disposition.
I shop here for many reasons. They have a great selection and cheap prices compared to local…read moreconvenience stores.
This Coles is right by the ferry so you can either grab stuff before heading into Sydney or when…read moreyou are getting in from Sydney. You would think going into it that it would be an "express" type of store with not a whole lot of selection - but there's a ton of it - even a decent baked goods/bakery section in the back.
Love this place great deals and lovely staff. I go to this place first then to colesworthread more
Woolies is your classic Aussie grocery store. This one is very convenient to my cousin's place. I…read morewas going to walk, but ended up taking his bike down. The convenience is probably the main reason I'm giving four stars. I stopped by because I had extra room in my luggage. I ended up picking up more flavors of Tim Tams and the Original Tasty Toobs that I didn't find at the Plumpton Marketplace Woolies. Actually, that definitely gives them four stars.
This country was built on the back of fresh produce providores and suburban fruiterers like this…read morebad boy here. Situated right next to what used to be a Franklins, then went to Coles, and what is now an IGA, Castlecrag Fruiterers has outlasted them all. Sure, it can;t compete on price with the big boys, but it damn sure blows them out of the water on every other count: quality, freshness, variety, customer service, friendliness and the knowledge that you're buying local which not only helps you sleep better at night but has been clinically proven to reduce rheumatism and actually cures polio. Yes, polio! Far from simply selling fine fruit, these guys do tonnes more: natural, yoghurts, fresh cereals, my favourite garlic dipping sauce and, bizarrely, Bart Simpson shaped pasta. And tonnes more, I really can't do justice to how cathartic, exciting and welcoming it is cruising around this store with the promise of an empty shopping basket and the whole world at your feet.
This little fruit and veg store (I say little, meaning floor space, not range) is FANTASTIC. The…read morerange is better than the IGA there and there are more specialised fruit and veg there, that you couldn't get at Northbridge Woolworths. Price are pretty good- somethings were cheaper than Woolies (like the beautiful mangoes @2/$6) while others were a little dearer. Everything that I bought lasted well and tasted delicious. As Simon Johnson is no longer in Castlecrag, this shop stocks a huge range of SJ products, as well as gluten free, dairy free and other gourmet products. They also have fresh flowers and kid sized trolleys(!!!)
All Asian goods! Fresh grown market produce as well as all the essentials found at any supermarket…read more All the tins of food are imported from Asian countries. There is a huge range of kitchen utensils and clothing. Everything could be found here at very reasonable prices. Good parking underneath the shop.