I love this place, except I always leave having spent $200+. It's expensive but the quality and…read moreselection is excellent. I'd recommend buying pantry staples at Woolies or Coles, but meats, veggies, and speciality items at Harris Farms. The seafood is very high quality!

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.

One of my favorite acai bowl places. They are very generous with all the toppings and acai base…read more The bowls are pretty average prices and they even offer smaller cup sizes which compare to Oakberry's sizing. Definitely high in sugar though so wouldn't get if you're trying to diet. The acai base tastes the best out of all the acai places here and it's also very neat. I've noticed the other acai bowl places nearby can be messy and sticky on the outside. The standard bowl sizes are also the same price but double the size of the bowls you'll find at other acai places. Five star service as well.

Great açaí near Bondi Beach. It is a bit expensive ($15 AUD) and then if you add additional…read moretoppings it can get up to $1.5-2 each. The portion size is massive though, and the granola is very fresh. I recommend pomegranate seeds and the cacao nibs :)

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.

Bondi Wholefoods has tapped into the market well, it has a courtyard with tables and toys for kids,…read moregreat coffee and reasonably priced sandwiches etc. Make sure you Like them on Facebook first for a discount off your coffee!

Bondi Wholefoods is one of my top places to brunch at while in Sydney - and this girls loves to…read morebrunch. I always always always get their brownie from the to-go section. It's vegan, gluten free and pretty much made of goodness. I'm such a fan. Anyway, I ordered the avo toast with salmon and button mushrooms with a house-made booch which came topped with fresh fruit. Their food is always killer and today did not disappoint. My friend always gets the eggs with bacon on toast and she was in good heaven following her meal. It's ALWAYS packed here so be prepared to stand in line. I will say though that the staff here is always on top of their stuff and are willing to work with you to create modifications. There's two locations of Bondi Wholefoods, one in Surry and one in Bondi. The Surry Hills one is the second location and I much rather go to Bondi Wholefoods in Bondi, lol. If you're in the Bondi area and don't want to eat like a tourist, check this place out. My rule of thumb is usually the more people there means better word of mouth and better food. Be prepared for some beautiful brunch!

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.

Small but perfectly formed, this little IGA does the basics very well. Don't expect aisles upon…read moreaisles of products or produce, but if you need anything from a ripe avocado to a pot of sour cream to a bathroom cleaning supply, you'll likely be just fine popping in here. Bonus for the fact that the lines are never long (like they are at the IGA over on Hall).

Clumsiness comes at a cost. Upon braving the wind and rain to seek a coffee from Porch, we were…read morestrolling back when life made sure I knew my place and I wore some of said coffee on my stripy-tee. Yes, Lani, you cannot have nice things. Remember that. Travelling and not able to easily access a laundry, I popped into this IGA hoping they may stock some kind of stain removal stick and thankfully, they did. Sard Wonder Soap Stick to the rescue! It's not a flash supermarket, more of a convenience store, but for the bare essentials this will get you by. Oh they also have a $10 EFTPOS minimum (Hi current glossy mag sitting on my bed to make it up to $10). My OCD self can rest easy that thanks to the IGA Express my shirt won't be ruined by my clumsiness.

I really like to visit Woolworths Bondi Junction. They always keep fresh flowers at the entrance…read moreand make this place pretty. Today, I found this unique flowers. I have no idea how you call this flowers but it's so pretty. Even I have never seen these flowers at any other shops even at the florist. Nice! You can buy bunch of flowers, boxed flowers and plants.

Who wouldn't want to live in a House Of Chocolates?!! Actually, my tastes reside more on the…read moresavoury side which is why if I AM going to eat sweets they have to be quality. The House of Chocolates has been here as long as I remember - and I grew up in the Eastern Suburbs. It still has an old-fashioned sweet shop kind of feel, I always expect some jolly fat man to come out from the back proffering a tray of freshly made chocolate treats*. (*Note: This has never happened.) We used to come here sometimes after a day at the beach for little hand-made chocolate penguins for a treat, so I have happy memories associated with this place. Add some choc endorphins to that and this is my Happy Place. The chocolates are hand-crafted by Sydney chocolatiers but they also have a small number of imported sweets. My favourites: chilli and salted chocs, and of course the Happy Place penguins.

If you're in the need of a good old fashioned sugar rush then why not stop by the house of…read morechocolates? This old fashioned sweet store will conjure up memories of what life was like when you were a kid. There is so much variety and choice from local Aussie treats to fancy chocolaty imports. They have lollie jars, and sugary options are well as finely finessed hand made goodies. Prices start from $1 and could easy go into the hundreds depending what type of chocolate addict you are. I find this a fun place to try a bit of chocolate experimentation. Why not treat your taste buds to something new by purchasing a new flavour. It's a fun place to bring kids and kids at heart... I would suggest stopping in just to browse, but if you can leave without purchasing something than you have a lot more will power than I do...