Home Depot isn't a hardware store like it is in the USA, rather it's a kitchenware store which has…read moreeverything any cook would ever need. They have beautiful saucepans, rolling pins, baking pans and gadgets I have never heard of but I am sure are really useful. It is truly an Aladdin's cave. The have Jamie Oliver, Cusinart, Scanpan, Mondial Knives, I could go and on. Service is a bit so so but who cares, it's mainly self service anyway. Pure heaven!

Very deceiving prices the price on the sticker was NOT honoured charged double the price when…read morequestioned she went to the items and removed the price tag on all he items and said they were incorrectly priced this is FALSE ADVERTISING.

Everything you could expect. Similar to the city store but about five times bigger, you still have…read morethe crowded stock so it hasn't lost that market type feel. Great for buying presents for weddings, kitchen teas and Christmas. Has lots of specials, they change regularly so going in for a look every couple of weeks is a good idea. Also they have special buys. Things that are brought in and if you don't buy them when you see them, you won't be able to when they're gone. They have the largest range of saucepans, cutlery, small kitchens appliances and crockery, A large car park and open seven days.

If you love adorning your house with metal furniture or plain white pieces than head directly to…read moreCountry & Manor Living. Although its not my choice I can see a lot of people would like it. Full of all sorts of white wrought iron furniture that would sit well in a garden or perhaps a hallway, they have plenty of similarly bland bits and pieces. People who like colour will not like Country & Manor.

This a really hard shop to categorise: It sells socks, toys, pictures, jig saw puzzles, artificial…read moreflowers, homewares, gifts etc, but it is not one of those bargain shops. They actually have nice things but as the only shop of this type in this small shopping centre I think they have increased their stock as people ask for something. It's is rather crowded but also quite fun, there's always something to catch your eye and you might not end up with what you intended to buy.

Yesterday I decided to go into Spotlight shopping for a few things and that was a big mistake…read morenothing has changed. Firstly you can hardly move around for all the boxes and then got a couple of things and went to pay but again the self service registers were not working so lined up their were at least 20 people in a line with one girl on the register and no other staff to be seen. You do all the advertising to get people in your doors but you never have the staff to service the customers, this has been going on for years and still nothing changes. this is appalling. This time of year especially.

i have been with spotlight for quite a few years now NO trouble i used to go into spot \L WITHOUT…read moreANY PROBLEMS. have you changed your system because i have beeb trying most of the morning to buy some zipps cotten . i have just bought a sewing machine from you expecting to have it delivered to my door .all i got was a card telling to pick it up from the post office.i shouldnt have to ask a neighbour to do that for me, plus at 86 .it will be far to heavey for me to carry. i will have to try and find someone now to pick it uo for me not a happy chappy mrs y stanbury

There are quite a number of nurseries around this area and my house owner decided to stop by here…read morefor a quick tea break (sort of lunch). Walked into the stores that sell the potted plants that you can purchase. There are some knick knacks too around the front area of the store and an indoor plants area on the right corner (upon coming in). Noticed a lot of new types of plants/flowers and some common ones. The layout was pretty organized and they even labelled the rows of plants accordingly so that it is easier to find. After the store, we popped by the cafe on the side. There are indoor and outdoor seating area and we sat outdoor. Was given a menu upon entering and we are supposed to order our food over the counter. The main dishes are on the pricier end but I can't really say much as I didn't see the portion. Decided to go for a mixed berry smoothie and a citrus tart instead. The mixed berry was alright as some of the berries are not fully blended in. But the touch of honey made the taste a little different. The glass was tall and definitely worth it for the money. The citrus tart. It came with two bobbing whipped cream and some different jam on the side. The tart was incredible. It was sour yet sweet on the top and crispy on the bottom and the side. One of the best tarts I've had so far. More like a combination of passion fruit and lemon meringue pie. Overall, I'm glad that the house owner stopped by here to let me try out the baked goods at the cafe :)

Come and smell the roses here in spring and admire nursery's vast rose garden…read more Swane's Nursery has exquisite lawns and rows and rows of roses. There are shady trees as well as a couple of gazebos so you are better off packing a picnic, coming up and admiring the roses and checking out the nursery if you are travelling up to Dural for the day. Best selection of roses in Sydney - will also deliver via mail order.