It's a generous sized store so most probably it will have what you are looking for. They open at 8am most days and close at 6pm so you can either get there early or after work if you need a gifts, electronics, shoes, clothing or kitchenware?! I feel Big W has a nicer clothing selection if you are looking for everyday pieces. They have the Peter Morrissey range which is great for ladies work/office attire and only have recently launched Lee Cooper a casual brand for ladies, mens and kids - great new addition! read more

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The Top Ryde Shopping Centre is well spaced out and is easy to get around if you are assisting someone in a wheelchair or pram. If you need assistance to get around there is the courtesy go mobiles...thought about putting mother in one as she was taking too long to shop. Honesty they are great for anyone who can't walk too far. This shopping centre is spread out and to get from one floor to the other is a walk. The lifts are very slow and a wait. There are many restaurants on the outside of the centre and are open quite late. This shopping centre has it all, restaurants, cafes, good shops, supermarkets and movie theatres. Parking can be an issue....my suggestion is drive to the top and make your way down. read more

Top Ryde City Shopping Centre - Pop up shops around the escalators. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Ryde, NSW

I think I'm biased because this is my local. I know exactly where the best spot to park my car is and I know where EVERY. SINGLE. STORE. is (That is how much time I've spent here...) Nevertheless, if I were a casual shopper just happening to stop by, I can easily see how confusing it must all be, especially the parking. A word of advice to you all: Take photos of where your car is and then again, take photos (or note) of the place you enter the shopping center from, so you know exactly how to get back. I also understand the frustration of having travelators - especially the really annoying bit about needing to take the travelators between LG1 and LG2, and the lift not being any faster than the other options. Unfortunately, Top Ryde is so huge that I just write these off as necessary evils. Despite all this, I still love it here, because I really don't like Macquarie Center (Its spiral-y layout really confuses me...) , they have three hours of free parking and I enjoy the selection of stores available, so it saves me from having to go into the city to do my shopping! read more

My sons are into Big W and navigate themselves in and around the various consumer departments. Significantly can guide nana to her 'specialised' areas. According to B, my youngest Nana only visits the boring stuff. The great thing about a Big W is its 'Borg' like multiple manifestations across the country. As an experiment I sent J&B off on a Big W seek and destroy mission whilst visiting not one but two stores, the first in Newcastle NSW, and the second at Top Ryde in NSW. There are some spacial geometrical variables in the product landscape, however the boys managed with ease to locate what they wanted/needed at both stores within the standard Bog W 'Macquarie Centre' model. Big W is beautifully well lit by unobtrusive White lights, the aisles are wide with some narrowing during sales as the management place their bargain impulse purchasing bins along the middle of the wider arterial aisles. Clean floors, price checkers, a limited but nonetheless inexpensive book range and mostly from my experience friendly knowledgable staff. One gripe - parent rooms and toilets would be a great addition to customer service. read more

Top Ryde City Shopping Centre - Current product on sale at Big W Macquarie Centre. Giant stiff Darth Vader figures - Shopping Centers Near Me - Ryde, NSW

It's nice to have a shopping centre that's a five minute drive from your home but there's not a lot of good shops and restaurants here. The only shops we ever really go to and buy from are JB HiFi and Big W and Myer, if we can't be bothered going to Macquarie Centre which is a bit farther from us. We prefer to watch movies here because the cinemas are fairly new and cleaner than in Macquarie, but as there are fewer theatres, there is a much more limited selection. We also go to Fitness First as it is the only Platinum gym convenient to us. All the restaurants here are crap and overpriced, apart from Hurricanes and Oliver Brown, and there are not a lot of options in the food court either. We always end up somewhere else to eat. I also don't get why they chose to use travelators, it is such a pain getting to different levels. The other option which is the lift is incredibly slow especially when there are plenty of people getting on or off at each floor. read more

My favorite shopping centre. Going there every week. Almost can buy anything in there. Got library as well. Clean and enjoyable environment.

The old Top Ryde shopping centre has had a major major renovation. It was so major it took a few years to complete and it was so major that it's not just a shopping centre any more, it's Top Ryde City. This place is huge especially when you compare it to what it used to be. And the type of shops in here have improved out of sight. There are the usual suspects you'd expect to see in the department store and supermarket category but there's a couple of little cafes and a 'piazza' with eight restaurants to choose from, that open into the evening and some cinemas too. I must admit big shopping centres give me headaches but this headache is different. I can't believe how it has changed from when I used to come here as a little tacker. It's changed so much I think I need to escape and have a lie down and come back another time! read more

Top Ryde City Shopping Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Ryde, NSW

Going there only because it is close. 2 Really bad experience : la belle hairdresser: rude, unprofessional and tricky with prices and in Marlin Seafood got a food intoxication : Top Ryde management, manage the smaller stores because their incompetence is hurting your brand. read more

I Iike this shopping centre because you have Aldi, Woolies, a grocer and Dan Murphy's within metres of each other. There are also four nail salons! Ha! Talk about choice. Plus they have little pop up stalls that change all the time. The shopping is okay too. read more

The shopping centre has "fail" written all over it. Dubbed as the next best thing in consumer shopping, Top Ryde Shopping Centre epitomises poor project research and planning. Despite having every store you could possibly need or want, the centre is devoid of what they so desperately desire; people. Get lost in the shopping centre and spend hours trying to find the location of your parked car. If you despise crowds, perhaps this is the perfect shopping haven for you. On the bright side, you can do anything from grocery shopping to retail therapy. read more

The centre has improved a lot over the last couple years, offering a bigger and better variety of shops and restaurants. I still don't feel it's up to par with the other major shopping centre in the area in terms of shopping for fashion and groceries, but for eating out, I'd say it has a pretty nice offering and ambience. -Lifts are SO slow, and on busy days by the time it gets to your floor it's full. -The parking garage is confusing, so I pretty much park in the same place every single time. Why did they remove the parking for parents with prams/young children? -I wish there were a grace period for the three hour parking as once I was ONE MINUTE over and it charged me $4 for that one minute. read more

I shop quite regularly at Top Ryde. I can generally get a parking spot quite quickly and since the upgrade the range of shops is pretty decent. If I was going to offer a criticism it would be that they need more lifts, but so do most shopping centres these days. read more

This use to the place to hang before Macquarie centre got re done. Still has some decent stores, plenty parking and very kids friendly . Food options decent as well. read more

Despite living a few streets away sadly this centre is lacking the cheery atmosphere of Macquarie centre that I love. The inclusion of numbers, in addition to the letters would be helpful to find your parked vehicle easier; at the moment I park in front of an entrance and memorise the surrounding signs. The food court décor is dull and unwelcoming and doesn't exactly entice you to stay for a meal or a cuppa. There are a few shops that are good but the feel of the place lacks warmth and needs more signage on which shops are present. Would love to see it improve in the near future on par with Macquarie centre. Amal read more

Being that it is a short walk from home and we shop there often and always have our needs met , I will be giving it 5 stars.

The stores here are ok but the Myers is the biggest waste of anyone's time. Painfully understocked

Horror at car park today. Shop here often simply because it's near home. I have seen the trolley collecting truck drivers always run very fast and recklessly in the car park. I have concerns but didn't report it. Today the trolley truck and I had a near collision. Date: June 4 at 5:37pm. I horned and avoided him and he scolded me for entering a one-way lane. The truth is, it's not a one way lane and there's a clearly mark double solid line between his lane and mine. I have reported the incident to the centre management office and waiting for their reply. The management office took my report and said it is not the first time people complain about the trolley driver. Be very careful when u are there at the car park, especially with your kids or baby in pram. If Top Ryde Shopping Centre does not fix the problem, there will be more accident waiting to happen. Anyway, be safe. I will update when/if I hear back from the management office. read more