It's convenient it's inexpensive and it's fairly close to me…read more Don't expect any big name brands but if you are shopping for food and everyday items it's good, the food court is also pretty good. Thumbs up

A relatively inexpensive shopping centre in the Inner West, containing a few of the bigger chain…read morestores (Kmart, Woolworths, Aldi, Liquorland, McDonalds, Dick Smith etc) and plenty of smaller stores too. Definitely hard to get to by public transport, your only options are essentially buses to Bondi Junction or buses to the city. Quite a large carpark, parking is free (limited to 2 hours undercover) - with plans to redevelop and expand the shopping centre upwards - with hopefully some larger chains to open up.

I have been wondering what type of items they have got here for a long time and finally I could…read morecheck it out today. Location: Right there if you enter the centre entrance from Oxford Street Items: Mainly beach wears such as bikinis, casual dresses, hats, tops and bottoms Price: Bit pricey Each item is very cool and pricey, however, the way how they display is not that cool so each item wouldn't look attractive enough. If they arrange the display it makes each item looking very cool.

Westpoint In Blacktown is a mess right now as one of the main parking garages had a structural…read moreproblem and has been under repair for the last six months. If there is a structural issue on the parking garage how are we too be sure if there isn't an issue with the whole mall. With that said it doesn't look as if that bothers any of the customers. We went on a Wednesday around noon time and guess what the mall was super busy. It took 10 minutes literally to find a parking spot and another 10 just to exit the mall, of course because of the one garage being out of service. The mall has 3 levels with the first and third floor food courts. All sorts of different shops for customers to find everything they came to get. 3 star rating because of the parking issues and chaotic atmosphere.

It's a Very Great Place, I don't mind going there. Like Seven Hills, a Majority of the people are…read morenice, and the staff are very friendly.

I think it means that I watch too much Dexter but when I go into a Hardware Store and I'm buying…read moreplastic sheeting, rope and fishing line, I worry that the people in the shop will think that I'm a serial killer. I enter Hatimi Marketplace Hardware on the corner of Marion Street and Foster and check my phone to ensure I have the list and can start tracking down these necessary items ahead of Tuesdays music video shoot. All of a sudden, an older woman approaches me and asks what I need. I tell her, "Rope, Fishing Wire, Pegs and Sheeting." She leads me through the large hardware shop to the various items and I pick them up one at a time and add them to the stockpile growing in my arms. A young assistant, possibly her son, (the place feels very family owned) cuts me 15metres of rope and then I retrieve my sheeting. I get to the front counter and the lady has already put aside my pegs, which is nice. I pay for my goods, thank the shopkeepers and then head out into the blazing hot sun to hunt for victims.

Refreshingly different experience to Bunnings. Warm, welcoming and knowledgeable staff. No lines,…read morepersonally help you locate your shipping list vs spend hours locating things at Bunnings. A couple dollars more as can't compete on volume, but it's nice to support local businesses like this. They are lovely.

Absokutely horrible shopping canter. So badly designed car park. took over 30 minutes just to get…read moreto the top for a car park. disgraceful. don't bother, much better shopping centres. this is a disgrace

The mothership! This joint is huge. How huge? Nicki Minaj looked at it and went "Dayyyuummmm gurl…read moreMac Centa got JUNK" huge. And then did some kind of butt-centric dance-off with J-Lo and Kimmy K and, idk, Amber Rose or someone. Is Amber Rose still a thing? I don't know. I don't watch much TV anymore. There's still some shiny brand-new factor about this place, so do what i did and shoot in early, where you can jag a park without driving around for hours building up monumental amounts of road rage, and cruise around the shops at your leisure before critical mass builds up and the great unwashed sweep in to pick it clean. And inside? It's big, and shiny, with all the brands you know and love and want in a shopping centre, and a bunch of pretty new foreign exchange students - what up Zara, Uniqlo, H&M, how YOU doin?

Yep, another one of those ridiculously massive Sydney shopping centres, that also happens to be…read morequite close to the railway station. It is quite well set up though and a pleasure to explore. This is particularly the case with the walkway from the station, which provides easy access to the facility. It is also rather easy to navigate, which is also quite beneficial. Sure, I'm not really a big fan of shopping centres, but this one was rather nice.

All the old favourites are here: ranging from supermarkets, department stores, to fashion shops,…read morebeauty salons and eateries. The place is quite extensive and has two very large buildings that are over two blocks. The pace wasn't too bad today and although I did get lost and became disorientated when I left from a different exit I still managed to buy a bargain. I love the after Christmas sales and yes they still exist on the 9th January! Watch where you park. There are several entry points for the complex and parking ranges for free parking from thirty minutes, to two hours to three hours. I always head straight to the top and make my way down (a good principle in life...although you have to be careful on whom you tread on the ladder on the way up as you might come across them on the way down! ha) Yes this is a great shopping centre.

Exceptional customer service and a great bike at a value price. Buy online with the utmost…read moreconfidence as the bike comes with an in home build by a qualified bike mechanic with full ergo set up ready for the road. If you are in a regional area the bike will come to a local bike shop for build, fit and collection. If something is not right - let James know and he will be in contact to fix.

Service was somewhat slow. The place is like a $1 store that sells pharmacy supplies and…read moreprescriptions. A lot of cheap marketing around the place. Parking is terrible!!! The only benefit is the low prices.

Came here with the house owner as she needed to get some stuffs…read more The store was pretty big and carry quite a variety of goods (household stuffs, body/hair, dental, medicine, even comfortable shoes) for a great price. Some of the items are actually 50% off from normal chemist (pharmacies). The intriguing thing here is I saw liquid products like fish oils instead of the tablet or capsules. There are also weekly discounts on certain items and you can stock up your needs accordingly. The store also carries different ranges of perfumes. First time I saw Mercedes-Benz's range of fragrances. The staffs are rather friendly and they will guide you to wherever you need to find the product. Cashier wise, depending on how many customers and how many staffs, it might be slower. Overall, it was a nice stopover and managed to get my essentials (tooth paste, centrum and lip balm) for less than $30. Score!! :)