Not much to say. Just reviewing this for the FTR…read more I'm pretty sure this place has been around since the 90s. It has Woolworths and Big W. That's everything you might need for everyday living. I stopped by to pick up some Aussie snacks before heading back home to the US. The only thing I couldn't find was Toobs. No big deal.

You will find the Plumpton Professionals Real Estate at shop 49 Plumpton Market Place, Plumpton. 02…read more9677 1277

when me and my friend were at Stockland's, I had to go toilet and I put my bag down in the parents…read moreroom. I use the bathroom. I didn't know how to use the tap so I ended up going to the parents bathroom but a security guard came to me and my friend telling us that we had to leave and calling security guards on us because we were in the bathroom and we didn't know that it was bad to use them when I called corporate about it they didn't do anything and they just said like you know they didn't do anything and it was really sad. Me and my friend are like really scared.

This local was once the typical mediocre shopping centre with the usual suspects & then some. But…read moreover the last year it has undergone complete transformation becoming the local hub's entertainment & eating district with its very own eat street that offers something to tantalise every palate & fit within every wallet. Theres a sushi train, fro yo parlour, dessert parlour, charcoal chicken, plethora of asian eateries & cafes to suit the hipsters to the grannies. A whole new section has opened up with brand new stores which range from fashion, homewares, electrical & even a 24 hour gym & for those who want to relax theres a cinema to put your feet up & escape in a movie. This local shopping centre offers all the leading supermarkets, grocery needs, department stores, medical centre, telecommunications... the list truly goes on but for something in suburban south west Sydney it is impressive! Best part of it is the truly beautiful foodcourt that even offers a courtyard for alfresco eating to enjoy Sydney's best aspect... the perfect weather & climate.

A beautiful but noisy oasis right in Norton Street Leichhardt, just off Parramatta Road. You would…read morebe forgiven for thinking that you are in Italy, considering the architecture and the Italian food, restaurants and ambience. Not an ideal location for a library, even though that is a great thing. Things are meant to be designed this way, and on purpose and within good reason too. Combine the natural noise of this open playground with visitors, and aircraft noise (as Leichhardt is along the flight path) means not a great locale for many residents living here. It is beautiful in the evenings and late at night, and also on a beautiful warm day weather wise. The statues are great, and the abundance of walking space is divine. Not a huge fan of retail shopping here; only for eating out and occasionally going to the library. The great coffee and gelato on offer can be a pleasant distraction to those studious types. Nothing much has changed except for the sculptures, and is great local flavour for anyone living in the Inner West, not just for those of you living in Leichhardt. Definitely well designed, and a great place to socialise as opposed to unwind.

With its multitude of restaurants and cultural events, the local Library, various retail stores…read moreincluding an expensive but utterly beautiful Masks of Venice store and Leichhardt living, all rolled into one location, the Italian Forum is the place to go when you want to head out somewhere with a bit of atmosphere an variety. Shaped like some kind of colosseum, or a forum would probably be more accurate, the Italian Forum is a hotspot for night time activity with its many restaurants and gelatiers. Occasionally plays are performed in the Cultural Offices to make use of the large amphitheatre space and art works are displayed in throughout the stoned area. The Forum is only two or three doors down from Norton Plaza so many people park in the Plaza Car Park and then walk briskly or at whatever pace is suitable for the occasion and the individual to the forum. The only thing the forum is missing is a night club or bar for getting drinks at, though chances are if they did it would be tacky and ruin the atmosphere of what is a very family friendly place, so it's probably a good idea that they didn't. Phew that was a close call, I almost ruined a Leichhardt Landmark with my ill thought about notions.

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.

Considering they are several hundred metres away from the shopping centre as well as being on the…read morewrong side of the road for fashion, Monna Lisa Children's Wear has survived for several years. It is full of lovely children's clothes and communion dresses. The brands you find here you won't find in K-Mart or Target. They specialise in the Monna Lisa brand from Italy, very good quality and lovely designs. From babies up to about 14 years, they have quite a range. I have visited several times for my granddaughter and have purchased some lovely items. My granddaughter is getting too old now so maybe I will return to buy my grandson something.

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.

Simple Paradise. Classy food like freshly cooked prawns for lunch…read more A diverse range of stores. Whatever you need is here, including (wait for it) a perfume vending machine! Opulence and class. The restrooms would do with a facelift, otherwise great shops, coffee and service. Also attended a happiness workshop at their kikki.K store here recently, fantastic.

For larger women this shop is an absolute boon.Tucked away from the shopping centre, it can be…read moremissed quite easily. Once found however, it will never be lost. They sell clothes for women size 16 to 24. Modern fashions for young and old, they don't discriminate they have fashion for all ages. I went in with my niece to find something for a barbecue. My niece is a size 18 and she has also just had a baby. The lady in the shop was very good, showing her everything she thought was suitable. Those few extra pounds didn't matter at all, she was more worried about getting the style right. My niece had never been there before, I hadn't becuase I am quite a bit smaller than my niece (everybody seems bigger than me at 152 cms). However, my niece will go back because of the rapport with the woman. My niece is quite shy because of her size, she's the largest female in the family. However, this time she bought an outfit and came out happy and isn't that what it's all about?