One of the best Westfields I've been to in a long while! Huge, clean, modern and full of variety…read more With Kmart, BigW and Target all under the one roof you're all set! Seems silly to be writing this but I really liked the thought that went in to the toilets! The normal female toilets had a double width cubicle for fitting a pram in and also a cubicle with a little children's toilet. It's not often you find that in the regular toilets. Normally a lone mummy with a pram is forced to wait for disabled toilets or parents room toilets which in a busy centre can result in a long wait. Whilst the centre may have been slightly smaller than my local Chatswood Westfield the inclusion of the 3 major department stores along with the atmosphere meant that for me it was a winner! If only it was closer to me!

I didn't get to go to a lot of malls while in Sydney, except for this one. But I did like this one…read morebecause it was a "one stop shop" - it literally had everything from boutiques, grocery, restaurants, Target, a meat shop and Woolworth's. I'm sure you can find anything you're looking for without driving around town.

The holy grail of Australian clothing brands if you ask me. Zimmerman's clothing is romantic and…read morewhimsical and very hard on the wallet. When I found out there was an outlet in Sydney, I knew I had to go. Located in Rosebery, the area is what I would describe as industrial chic. Parking in the area seemed limited so I would recommend Uber or public transportation. The bottom floor is swim & resort while the 2nd level is ready to wear. I was impressed by the selection. They had a ton of different past styles. Mostly solid pieces and not a ton of print left but nevertheless an impressive selection. My only gripe was they had a lot of size 3. I needed a smaller size and although it's discounted, the price is still a decent amount to buy clothes that are too big just because you love it. If you're visiting and are a fan of the line, I would definitely recommend you check it out!

This place use to be the location of the old IKEA before it moved to Rhodes and the newer store at…read moreTempe. What's replaced it now is the store Anaconda - which has everything you need to explore the world. I walked into Baby Bunting by mistake. Eeek ! Lots of mums with crying babies, strollers and chaos! Get me out of here. Other stores I have frequented are Harvey Norman, Freedom Furniture and JB Hi Fi. Feeling peckish? Try Dish Expresso on Level 1 /Shop11 for pastries, cakes , toasted wraps/sandwiches and the Breakfast Works Burger! It's my favourite (but not healthy) It is so tasty with egg, bacon, hash brown, cheese, tomato and a spicy relish served bursting at the seams in a toasted bun. Coffee is good and that's what counts! I'm sure you'll find something here to eat as there isn't any other outlets that offer this choice in the whole centre.

Maybe because I grew up on building sites (thanks Mom) I have a thing for interior decorating…read moreshops...and I kinda find furniture shopping to be enjoyable... so the Supa Centa's not a bad place to hang out if you're into all things "home".... I think what most people in the Eastern Suburbs like is that this place is super convenient. They have all the major stores under one roof...it's got your Barbeque Galore, Deco-Rug, Freedom, Lightstyle and Harvey Norman.... in fact I think you could get everything you need for your home in this once store... Aesthetically its pretty ugly and I think you can get a little stir crazy if you spend too long i the centre, but for convenience it's pretty good.... Definitely worthy of a browse.

I have been a regular customer of this shopping center since it opened. In the center there is a…read morebig Coles grocery store, Virgin Gym, Newagency, Optus and Vodaphone shops, Westpac bank, chemist, Liquorland Bottle shop, Phoenix Yum Cha upstairs and a Fine Shine carwash in the parking lot. Also barbers, hairdressers, beauty and pet store, butchers, fish monger. bakery, heath foods store as well a huge fruit and veg shop and lots of places to eat and free Wifi. The best coffee in the shopping centre is at Taste Baguettes. On Saturday's with markets in the park around the corner from the shopping centre, it gets very crowded and busy on Saturday afternoons.

Nice mall that puts on events and has different types of grocery stores and restaurants. They had…read more12 days of refab which I hope they do again next year (I won't be here but it seemed like a great idea) to get people to make healthy choices.

OK for a neighborhood mall. You probably wont find a prom dress but all the essentials are there…read more Supermarkets like Coles/ Aldi; home improvement store; butcher; pharmacy; post office; cafes & restaurants and so on..... [Could be a mad house over the weekends, especially ALDI !!!!]

Good mall for the area as it has two grocery stores in it and many take away places including…read moresushi, mexican, italian and desert. There is also a post inside but they are not able to do everything that a regular post can (documents, etc). Fitness first is inside as well, but you enter from the outside.

This shopping complex used to be the major one long time ago but now since huge shopping complex of…read moreWestfield twin buildings opened, this area is losing customers I guess. However, Westfield is mainly for young people and this complex is mainly for senior people who wouldn't like too much crowd and it's well balanced. I wouldn't do window shopping here but do practical shopping and I do lots of window shopping and just browsing around in Westfield.

I happen to live above this complex, so whether I like it or not, I'm shopping at Eastgate for one…read morething or another every single day of my life. My initial words of advice would be to get here extra early or super late, or face the distress of all walks of life moving in all directions. When it's busy, which is 90 per cent of the time, it's seriously like a human obstacle course. Old, young, big, small, prams, wheelchairs, trolleys... you name it. If you must be in here during the day at any point, make it a quick operation, or face completely losing the plot. If you're in the thick of it and can't navigate your way out, head up the escalator to the second level and find solace in Priceline. Selecting a pretty shade of lipstick can be soothing and might calm you down enough to face the masses and make it out alive. If the lipstick approach doesn't work, try on some garments at Sussan... meander the el cheapo aisles at the Reject Shop - I hear their Thai toothpaste is the bomb... or chillax at the little café with a mean bacon, eggs and a good coffee. If you STILL can't bring yourself to face the masses en route to exiting. Leave via the carpark.

I'm not sure whether this could be considered to be the biggest shopping centre in Australia, but…read moreit probably is one that has some of the best views, especially around the food court just next to the cinemas. Look, while I'm not a big fan of shopping centres, this place does certainly have some charm about it. As I said though, it does happen to be pretty big, so it can be a little easy to get lost, but not that bad because it does happen to be laid out rather well.

Happy 10th Birthday WBJ :)…read more Wow, so fast. My time (lucky) at Westfield Bondi Junction is fab. It does spell luxe. Have been to many parties and shopping events here for work and leisure, as well as doing some private shopping. Lost touch as to how many times I've been here. You can easily spend your dough here if you're not careful. Faves: * Event Cinemas - love Gold Class here, as well as the CATF movie events. Heck, they even run a Christian church service at 10am every Sunday. Can't forget Max Brenners' nearby. * Fitness First Platinum * Swarovski * Mozi Boutique - great, cheap gems for the home. Hey, even brought an iPhone 5 cover here, and it does not break or show any signs of wear and tear! * Room 4 Pets * Virgin Mobile - upgraded myself onto a great mobile phone plan here * Great food including Food Halls * A brand spanking new dentist that is soooo affordable * Typo * Lululemon - especially for free yoga classes (bring your own mat) every Sunday morning at 9am for 1 hour * The Eastern! * A beaut little kids play area in the food court on level 4 A couple of negatives: * Those organic skin bars, and their hard sell tactics. * The smile bar...my teeth were only white for a couple of days. * Pricey acupuncture on the highest floor. I even sold my old mobile phone here when there was a gold place buying them. They're now gone, unfortunately.

First - let's all agree that a discount bazaar is the best type of bazaar. And with that on the…read moretable... Second - I just moved, and as with every move, there's a bit of required shopping for things I never had in the first place or items somehow sacrificed to the moving gods. Long story short, I needed an air mattress, a silverware tray, a picture frame, a bamboo mat, a white erase marker and a piece of plastic fruit (don't ask). I found them all here. All of them. At a steal of a price. Isn't it refreshing when a name so accurately reflects a business? (I'm looking at you, Forever 21.) Discount Bazaar is truly a bazaar of discount. Party on.

This is the store you go to if you forgot your thongs on the way to the beach and need to pick up a…read morequick pair, or perhaps you have a hot date coming to yours and you need to pick up some mood setters ASAP so you grab some candles and incense. Discount Bazaar is a cluttered store full of cheap goodness. All the odd bits and pieces you need, you'll probably find here. On Australia day this year I decided I wanted some temporary Australia flag tattoos, a hat and a towel. Where did I go? Discount Bazaar, of course! This place is heaven sent. Full of cheap and practical things like pens, sunglasses and pegs for your clothesline. Anything you need on the run, you'll find here. It's so darn nifty!