i love Indooroopilly shopping center, there a lot of shops which attracted, moreover we can use…read morefree WIFI. I'm from Japan, there are some Japanese cuisine restaurant. I think Hanaichi is the best restaurant for Japanese student who miss Japanese food. Furthermore there is a library in 4 floor. If you wanna play the video game and borrow somethings, i recommend you make a library card. Indooroopilly shopping center can use much situation. I'm really glad to come here.

Great shop but worse carpark to get out...took 20 minutes to get out of carpark which as long as I…read morespent in the shops..doesn't make you want to come back to shopping centre.

We stumbled upon this sweet vintage gift shop after a coffee at The Single Guys and I'm so glad we…read moredid. This place is packed with an eclectic mix of goodies from homewares, lighting, jewelry, board games, and old vintage pieces - you'll definitely be able to pick up a unique gift for those hard to buy for. I found some beautiful old dressmaker sheers made of copper and cast iron that I've put on my wish list. Definitely visit if you're in the area.

From the owner: We started our business in 2013 and have just expanded into a new location. We sell beautiful…read moreantiques, vintage, collectables, furniture, homewares, art etc.

I come here with my mum and her friends. Honestly the grill perch and chips is the best I have ever…read moreeaten. Maria and her family are the most wonderful people and I look forward to this fish and chips every time I come here. Don't miss out. It's fantastic

My first impressions when DFO first opened right around the corner from where I lived, oh my god, I…read moream so excited, I want to go there when it opens right now right now, oh my god I can't believe it yay! My impressions after opening... meh. They got so excited when DFO Jindalee first opened they had to put No Parking signs all up the highway and around all the streets so the residents wouldn't get annoyed at the masses of people coming to get their bargains, it would be like the airport DFO... but not really. Not really was definetely the case... there isn't a Diana Ferrari shop. There isn't a Mountain Designs shop either, the foodcourt looks dismal at best and since opening just recently, about 30-40% of all the initial shops are now closed. Even my favourite Angus and Gus shop for kiddies has shut down. The foodcourt used to have 6 little eateries, now there's about 2. They are dying a slow and painful death and putting up 'new exciting shops coming soon' in place of the 'new exciting shops have just shut down because no one comes here' is not really helping. There is a Rivers here if that's any consolation... as well as a Lorna Jane. But trust me when I say, there is not much else. The council have since removed the no parking signs (that was never a problem it seems) and there are ample parks for everyone to go.

It's fun to shop here. Not everything is discounted and it's fun to find the things that are super…read morereduced and make a huge saving. Know your prices before you come or bring a smart phone so you can compare prices. Parking is easy and adequete for the number of people that come here.

Tree of Life is definitely what one would call a "hippie" store, with its brightly coloured,…read moreloose-fitting clothing; ethnic-inspired trinkets; and, patchouli scented shop space. I wouldn't call myself a hippie, but I do appreciate the hippie style and often find pieces of clothing and homeware items in here that I really like. They often have some really lovely dresses made of light, floaty fabric, perfect for summer. I've also seen some great, wide-legged, high-waisted pants in there, which could easily pass as something you'd find in a more trendy shop, but for $40 less. They sell a lot of trinketty things like jewellery boxes, suncatchers and crystals, all of which can make nice gifts. Tree of Life is great for anyone even slightly interested in hippie or bohemian styles, prices are reasonable and staff friendly. Highly recommend.

Judging by reviews for other Tree Of Life stores and the company's website, Tree Of Life…read moreIndooroopilly is less high-end than one might expect, with less casual hip clothing than suggested and more modern hippy-style clothing than you could possibly imagine. And I like this. Tree Of Life Indooroopilly is indeed almost exclusively female hippy-wear: maxi dresses, sarong dresses and flowing skirts dominate. However, the clothing colour patterns are funky, not the hippy tie-die of yesteryear, and very inexpensive (you'd be hard pressed to spend $70 on an item in here - between $20 and $60 is more like it.) I bought a long black-and-white floral halter-neck dress from here, and receive compliments whenever I wear it. I've had the dress described as slightly hippy and/or slightly girly, and this is what I love in a dress, particularly ankle-sweeping dresses. The store boasts quite a few of these halter-neck style dresses, and I wish I could buy them all. Each print is unique and very different - with artfully designed ribbon sewn along the high waist - and therefore each dress seems to stand on its own as a unique, beautiful piece, despite the standard halter-dress original pattern design. Recently I visited this store with my sister. I had a tough time getting her in because of her aversion to incense. (My one criticism about Tree of Life would be the extreme incense smell, which streams out the door and into the shopping complex.) I'm glad she decided to suck it up and browse the store with me, because she ultimately bought a beautiful skirt of a style and type I'd never seen before. Floor length and high-waisted, the navy blue and white print fitted skirt was covered in rows of rather thick frills which didn't detract from the skirt, but added to it. Throwing too many frills at an item of clothing is often a recipe for disaster, but it works wonders here. If there had been more than one of these skirts left after my sister's purchase, I would have bought one - even if I'd already overspent that day. There are also fairly cheap hippy trinkets such as mood rings at the front counter for impulse-buyers. However, even if you're not a hippy, I highly advise visiting Tree Of Life Indooroopilly. It's not exactly a hippy-store per se: it's for the modern, fashionable, girly hippy.

Pink On White Walls is a lovely little boutique in Graceville. Though, I do not purchase from them…read moreoften, it is a store which attract plenty of ladies of leisure in the Graceville area. It is a charming shop to browse through before or after brunch with the ladies. And sure enough, I often find groups of women chatting and buying up in this little shop. Why wouldn't they? They have gorgeous colourful tops and dresses, perfect for the Summer season. You won't find skimpy dresses for 18 year olds here. This store sells clothing that are fashionable and conservative. They carry rare labels as well as many Australia designer labels. Boo Radley, which is a fave of mine can be found here also! In addition to their lovely clothing options, they have a unique range of accessories. Many funky and vibrant and others rare and extremely unique. This store also sells wonderful things for the home such as beautiful pillows with made of handprinted fabric. This store is truly a delight for ladies who love a little light shopping in between coffees and chats in Graceville.

Louise, the owner has an amazing ability to purchase stylish clothing that actually looks good on…read morefeminine bodies (yes realy women's bodies). She is constantly changing her stock and gives great advice on how to choose the right piece for your body type. The accessories and homeware here also are impeccably chosen and matched. You will be very surprised by this delightful store.

Rude and aggressive manager. I won't be returning. She was aggressive even before speaking with…read moreme. There are better ones in Thallon St and Graceville uniting church

On my last trip out to the south western suburbs I discovered that places like Sherwood, Graceville…read moreand Chelmer are op shop gold mine territory. There are op shops out here that you can still find $2 bargains in! What sets apart the Red Cross Op Shop at Sherwood is the atmosphere. I've been in here a few times to browse through the stock, and what always ends up happening is that I wind up gas bagging and making firm friends with fellow shoppers and the staff. It seems that whenever anyone picks something up to look at, someone will chime in with their two cents worth. "That's amazing! Look at the cut on that!". Yesterday, myself and a few other girls ended up modelling costumes, cat walking through the shop, ooh-ing and aah-ing, laughing and cooing. We had a great time. The further out you are from the city, the better op shop prices get. The Red Cross at Sherwood has pretty good prices. I found a handmade large decorative ceramic bowl for $4, a stuffed toy lion backpack for $5, and killer mustard yellow heels for only $6. Score!