These Sydney shopping centres sure are huge, and this one is no exception. Being quite close to the…read morerailway station also helps, but then again the entire monstrosity literally takes up two whole blocks. Like a lot of these shopping centres, this place certainly has a decent range of shops, as well as all of the usual suspects. Oh, and the food hall is pretty decent as well with a good range of offerings.

*This review is geared more towards Americans but can be for anyone not from this area*…read more This is like Mall of America. It's huge! There are about 3 super large floors. I would suggest taking the bus or the train to Westfield (There is a bus stop right outside the entrance and a train station right about a good 5-minute walk from there) You could drive but the parking garage on a weekend is like typical mall traffic during Black Friday but worse. We went on a Saturday before and it took us about an hour to park. I'm not lying. ONE hour to find a parking space. The entire bottom parking garage is reserved for the valet/car wash service. Traffic is also one way so everyone leaving the parking garage has to get into the line with everyone looking for a parking spot. They have a little thing that tells you how many spaces are available on each floor but that won't matter because it's going to take you forever and a day to get to the next floor. Enough about the parking, let's get into the actual mall itself. The mall is like a one stop for everything you may need. There are two food courts (The huge one near the ALDI's and a mini one in front of the woolsworth) The little mini food court has a mini farmers market like set up there as well. Yes people can grocery shop at a mall and they do have cool escalators for your shopping cart. If you need a OPAL Card, which is the bus/train card, you can get one at the Woolsworth Customer Service if you just got into Sydney and didn't get one at the airport. I would suggest checking the directory just to see the "YOU ARE HERE" circle. I have gotten lost many times in the mall just because it's so huge. Thankfully there are tons of comfortable seating because your feet will hurt. Mall hours (or trading hours) are not like what it is in the States. The mall is open from about 9:30 am to 6pm except for Thursdays when its open till 9pm. These are just for the stores, the restaurants and the movie theater have different operating hours just like in other malls. Those restaurants and the movie theater are located at the very top. They have separate parking for those but I would still suggest taking Uber/bus/Train anything but a car if you don't know where you're going. Be sure to check out the very large tree that is in front of the woolsworth area. At night all the really loud birds go there and you can hear from quite a distance. Overall this mall is a great way to get some exercise in and a great way to spend the day.

I go to St George Fruit Market regularly. I have come to know the people there. I take my…read moregrandkids and the staff often give them drinks or pieces of fruit. They love it. The fruit and vegetables are always fresh and priced well. I highly recommend them!

Seeing as woollies fruit and veg is quite pricey these days, I am trying different green grocers to…read moresee if they are cheaper, and to see if there is a better range. After driving past this place hundreds of times, I finally stopped and did my fruit and veg shopping here. It was the middle of the day so pretty quiet, they have onsite parking and little trolleys to push around. I actually went the wrong way around the aisles so ended up finishing at the entrance and having to retrace my steps. Novice mistake! The quality of the produce seemed good on the shelves, the tomatoes looked way overripe but they were such an awesome deep red colour I had to buy some anyway. There is cut up fruit if you want to grab something for lunch, which was tempting but I resisted. I also scored 12 tins of tomatoes for $10 which was a bargain; you can never have too many tins of tomatoes. I nearly bought some tortellini and Greek pita from the fridges until I realised that it is produced around the corner from my house, so resolved to go direct to the manufacturer! I got a big box full of fruit and veg, the tin tomatoes, juice and bread rolls, and it came under $40. Pretty good I reckon. Update: I bought a 3 pack of avocadoes for $3 and the first one was rotten. Not keen to try the others...

Nice clean store. Air conditioned. All your clothes and homewares needsread more

I agree with Nadine the pharmacist is a problem, the other staff are helpful, but the place is…read moredisorganised, despite having a lot of staff in the place. I suppose you get a feel for the owners attitude when they actually sell the fragrance testers, yes I can't believe it product given to them for free by suppliers to promote their brands are sold off to customers in a 'bargain bin' 'cheap and nasty' is the word. Nasty is also the word for the male pharmacist. I have had them hold my prescription to avoid 'problems' but yet again more problems, when I asked for details I was basically abused by the pharmacist, and when I reconciled the information reluctantly provided to me by the pharmacy, with my GP, the Pharmacy records were INCORRECT. Never again, this place is power crazy and inept