This shopping centre have recently upgraded a previous parking space making room for more retail…read morestores to get in and for that it is a nice welcome. This place serves the needs and demand of the surrounding Eastern Melbourne Suburbs region and it seems to be crowded enough to see that it is doing financially good as well. They have as far as I can think of a range of cafes, restaurants, Coles, a fresh fruit and veggie market, Village cinemas, Specsaver, Westpac Bank, Commonwealth Bank, Krispy Kreme and lots of other retail shops. So should you expect a top of the line shopping experience (DON'T), should you expect a decent shopping experience without driving for one hour to do a grocery list or have a coffee (YES).

Known as the spiritual home of those noice ladeees from (fictional) Fountain Lakes, Kath and Kim,…read moreFountain Gate shopping centre actually exists and is about as boganista chic as it is portrayed on the beloved Kath and Kim series. Fountain Gate has pretty much every mid-priced chain store a teenage girl could dream of, a few plus-size boutiques, fast food outlets galore and a Village Cinema to boot. I never shop here for anything of significance but often duck in if I need to pick up a basic item or am looking for a bargain of the Big W/K Mart persuasion. Best avoided on Saturday's, when you are likely to be crushed by suburbs-full of pimply teenagers just hangin around.

I live very close to Eden Rise Village Shopping Centre and have found this to be a friendly and…read moreconvenient shopping centre. Donut King is my favourite place to get coffee, lol they know my order off by heart now :) The giant Coles is also great, everything you could possibly need.

Really not that much too see, I only recommend it for groceries, don't expect too much no clothing…read moreshops but they have a gym and a few restaurants (cafes, Nando's, eg.) they also have a playground for kids but if your kids are 7+they probably won't want to play in it. It's very childish and full of babies (at least it's clean ). Overall it's just a place to get groceries and maybe a little bit of dining?... Yeah not that amazing.

I love this place. Great selection of coffees and supermarkets. Visible security and centre…read moremanagement truly care about their community. Absolutely everyone I mean, including your pets. They go above and Beyond IMO. It's got it all. Cheap shopping too. Value for money.

Parkmore is not the worst shopping mall I've been in…read more.... I go there at least twice a week, as its convenient and close to work and i have never really warmed to the place. I mean, its clean enough and has a good assortment of shops, certainly enough to keep me out of trouble, but the parking is atrocious. Combine that with a demographic hell bent on road rage and you need a Valium before and after visiting. My advice is to pull in, drive as far away from the centre itself, park the car and walk (just don't assume the white stripes on the road which look eerily like a pedestrian crossing, are in fact, a pedestrian crossing - not in THIS neighbourhood man...)

This is my local DFO, I find it easy to navigate as basically you just have to walk around in a…read moreclockwise direction, Shops are grouped together ie: women's clothes are sectioned, shoes & bags, mens, sports, homeware's and children's. My favorite store is Esprit and Puma. I am guaranteed to always find decent bargains here. Just dont eat here!

Seriously feels like I was in IKEA with no easy way out apart from following the path. Not as good…read moreas other DFOs out there, e.g. no Country Road or Seed, but nice and generic enough to satisfy any taste. Upside, plenty of parking.

Kmart, in general, is just great. It's been my go- to for home furnishing for the past seven years…read moreand they're product has improved over time in terms of price and quality. Kmart stocks basically everything but groceries; clothes, toys, accessories, homeware, beauty- you name it. Now it's not the highest quality product ever, but I just furnished a whole kitchen and bathroom yesterday for $160. No doubt it'll last a few years and I'm totally fine with that. At this particular establishment, be prepared to show you proof of purchase before you leave. Whilst I can understand it, I think the layout of putting the check out in the middle of the store opposed to near the front door doesn't help at all.

Best looking store I have seen from Country Road. Even has a barista to make lovely coffee for you…read more Quite a large store too. You must check this one out

4.1. Very nice spot for a coffee and snack. Directly across from the beach. Good range of gifts…read moretoo. The coffee is taken very seriously and it's a respectable brew. The coffee is as good as you can get in the area. The staff are lovely here too. Highly recommended.

Supre is one of my golden oldies I have been going there for years and find it to always have a…read morereliably great selection of different women's clothing, from party dresses to casual t-shirts, to bathers and underwear and even some themed outfits. The shop is always appealing to me because of it's wall to wall bright colours they always have fresh new season stock that follows the trends and can suit many different tastes. Supre is a relatively low cost option for women's clothing, you can usually pick up a simple tee for about $5 - $10 or a nice cardi for about $30. If you are browsing their new arrivals especially the shiny party dresses; they can be priced anywhere between $50 - $100 which still isn't too bad in my opinion. Supre in Frankston has some lovely staff and being a smaller store they are always on hand to help. The change rooms can get pretty busy especially on weekends, but the turn over is usually ok.

Dare I say it but Supre can be a little, well, trashy. I mean no disrespect to the shoppers that…read morefrequent this fashion megastore, but the quality and style often leaves a lot to be desired. Not to mention that browsing can be a bit of a nightmare due to the incessantly pumping club beats. However, Supre is not without its charms. If you're looking for simple basics and don't want to pay $50 plus then this place is perfect. There's a huge range of sizes and colours on offer, and it's perfect for quick fix fashion.