Visited the ACT and was fortunate enough to have this place within a short walking distance from…read moreour hotel. Lots of options for shopping, food and entertainment. There's a casino about a block from the mall.

I didn't know Canberra Centre before it was done up, but it seems to have everything you'd want in…read morea big shopping Centre. There are fancy stores, there are $2, and there are the useful stores like Target and Big W. The food court seemed a little lacklustre, filled with mostly fast food, and not many interesting options. Skip it all together and head to Dobinson's instead on the ground floor. There's paid parking, but at least it's fairly cheap. At the end of the day it's a shopping centre, and in Australia they usually don't get too excited. It's not as sterile and intimidating as some fancier shopping centres, and you could definitely do a lot worse.

Confusing layout aside, this is one of the better Westfield shopping centres I've been to. Rather…read morethan make every shop bar three a retail front for women's clothing, they actually have some variety to offer. The highlight is definitely the collection of varied high quality eateries on the Corrina Street side. From Vietnamese to Turkish to Indian. Definitely worth a look.

Not a bad shopping experience. Pretty much just your typical Westfield Mall with all the shops you…read moreneed in the one place. Food Court is good here with a variety of options, and I've never had a problem with parking here. A good place to have a morning or afternoon's shopping.

Great service great range and great prices. I've been getting all my garden needs including mulch…read morecompost and pebbles here for years. It seems like their prices have barely changed and the quality has remained consistent as well. Stopped by to check out the paving options today and left with a few options and a lot if info.

Excellent customer service every time I come in. They…read morealways take the time to explain everything in detail, and their quality of the work I swear by.

Went in for something that I thought was a complicated issue and was expected to wait weeks for…read morerepairs (other places quoted). for FREE they demagnetized my watch, regulated it and handed it back to be in 15min!! 1 month later it has not lost a sec, service like that you just can not find these days!!!

i stopped in to look for an item that i havent been able to buy for years. not only did they have…read morewhat i wanted, but thèir range of craft stuff was amazing. from pens to pencils to books to canvas to easels to crayons to paint to paper... you get the idea. the service was polite and efficient and if you are a regular they have a free club to join where you get discounts etc.ask at the c ounter, and they'll sign you up.

My wife and I purchased new phone cases and screen protectors for new phones we'd recently…read morepurchased, and the gentleman at the counter installed the screen protectors for us. We also purchased a travel adapter, but we ended up accidentally leaving it at the store. The next day we both had to travel outside Canberra and would be returning for weeks. Nearly a month later, my wife popped in to see if by chance they remembered that we'd left the adapter...and they did, they remembered us personally, and had our travel adapter waiting behind the counter.

Very cool space in a tiny shipping container village. This market has so much potential, but right…read morenow it's a bit too small to make this a draw, with less than 15 stalls in total. I walked around and saw everything in about 10 minutes. Stalls have a good variety, from vintage clothing and books to plants, candles, soaps, jewellery, art, greeting cards, homewares, and produce. There are several food trucks that make great food, however, so it's a great place to stop for lunch. I had a couple of steamed bao at The Fish Can, who specialise in seafood (but I was craving pork belly, and for a seafood place they did it very well). The soft shell crab bao was also excellent, and at around $4.50 each I thought it was well priced for what you get. I was surprised that such great food can be made in a food truck! My sister ordered the chicken wings from the truck next to it, with the BBQ sauce (you could also choose from hot sauce and one other which I can't remember now), and the chicken was juicy and the sauce delicious. At $6.50 for 5 wings it's also pretty good value. Damn Fine Coffee serves up really good (and large!) coffees, milkshakes, pies and hotdogs. There are other options, like street food, charcoal chicken, Vietnamese, Indian, and gelato/ice cream, but since we didn't try those I can't comment. If you have kids, they'll love the face painting and balloon animals. Our balloon dog popped and the man was nice enough to replace it - he has a same day pop replacement guarantee! It's also worth noting that parking is free here on weekends, which isn't the case in many parts of the city.

I took my mother's watches in to The Clock Doc be quoted for a repair. Previous quotes from 2 watch…read morerepairers in Canberra were around $400 to fix each of them. The watch repairer at The Clock Doc simply replaced the batteries. They are as good as new. This was also the case with my watch. It cost nothing for a quote from The Clock Doc, and $300 to fix rather than the $600 that was quoted, at a cost of $50 for the quote. My watch band is currently being quoted at no cost for repair - it will either be fixed or replaced at a reasonable cost. Another repairer said I would need a new case for my watch at a cost of $1000. I wouldn't go anywhere else in Canberra for watch repairs other than The Clock Doc.