First time I saw Sam's Warehouse, I giggled with my equally silly friend about the ridiculous…read morethings it might sell. Obviously it would sell Sams (we ignored the apostrophe), things to help your Sam grow, things to train your Sam, dress ups for your Sam, toys, food and other Sam related equipment. We figured Sams probably came freeze-dried (a bit like sea monkeys) which explained why there could be a whole warehouse dedicated to them. I actually tried not to go in for a long time, because I didn't want to shatter the dream. This Sam's Warehouse (I've since discovered there are others) is a bit different to the rest. Imagine your local Reject Shop. Now, imagine it 3 times the size. Now, imagine it sells furniture and (probably) motorised scooters. You're there. No Sams though, pity.

It's exactly what it says on the box. This is a huge shopping centre. Now with its own train stop,…read moregetting there is much easier. If you can't find what you're looking for in this giant centre then perhaps it doesn't exist.

The first time I saw this shopping centre I was literally blown away. Then again, that is probably…read morebecause I have never seen a shopping centre that stretches across a major road, and the cars always travel underneath it. Yeah, that was what really impressed me with it. On the otherhand, this shopping centre is pretty much what you get with most shopping centres, except that it is absolutely massive. Like, you can spend ages wandering around here, though fortunately you won't actually get lost, which is pretty cool. Like, while I'm not a particularly big fan of shopping centres, this one is still pretty impressive.

Ladies, the Bendon Outlet is THE PLACE to go if you're of the body type that would put so-called…read more"buxom" women to shame. Once you've passed E, the cup-sizes get increasingly hard to find. Bendon will have them - I've seen up to a J (and that's just looking). Being rather flat (thanks mum), this isn't a problem for me. I can buy off the rack. But I have friends, desperate friends, who have dragged me into this outlet whenever we're in the area. The staff are really helpful, understanding, and patient, and the choice is good. My dears, I am quite jealous (perhaps we could organise some kind levelling out?), but I understand your dilemma. And now there are lacy bras that understand you too.

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.

Been passing this little garage for years and started noticing a Holy Organic sign nearby. Called…read morein on my way home from work and so glad I did! Cheerful staff greeted us they restocked beautifully displayed organic vegetables. Prices were very good and a lovely range. North Melburnians need to make this their local organic grocer. I know I will! God Bless this little Holy Organic shop!

From the owner: We provide 100% Certified Organic fruit and vegetables to our wholesale, retail and online…read morecustomers. We are proud to be a family owned and operated business, right here in the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne.