They've just bought the butcher next which makes buying meat a little confusing. They've just…read moregotten POS and EFTPOS set up in the butcher so you can now pay there rather than taking your meat to the check out. The best way to do your shopping is to head into the the butchers first and take your meat with you to do your groceries. This IGA really is something special! Full of difficult to find foods as well as the everyday staples. I was very surprised to find raw, sugar free vegan chocolate and many other interesting products that aren't usually found in the average supermarket. With plenty of parking underneath, it's definitely worth stopping in.

Baker Crescent is a selection of shops in Baulkham Hills which is really popular because most of…read morethe shops perform more than one function. The butcher in Baker Crescent is probably the only one that doesn't. He concentrates on selling good meat - he's pricey but you pay for what you get. He gets the best cuts of meat, you don't get tough steak or bland sausages. He does sell marinades and herby sauces; all sorts of things to do with meat. As long as you're not a vegetarian, this butcher will have something to please you.

A bit pricey, but this guy's passion for his work shines through. Excellent cuts of meats and…read moregourmet sausages (lamb and Vegemite are a favourite for us), he also has a good selection of marinades and great cooking suggestions.

Coles Kings Langley is definitely one of the best supermarkets, except for the manners of some…read morestaff members. When paying at the self-checkout during certain hours, one of the employees welcomes you with a angry face. This employee even took away one of my items once. The supermarket has been recently refurnished, and the items are usually up to stock. I would recommend the supermarket, expect for some grumpy staff.

I come here several times a week and it's great. The produce is fresh, there is always plenty of…read morestock on the shelves and the staff are friendly. It's not too expensive either. They always have specials on and are always checking if you want to take part.

There is a reason why Harris Farm keeps winning awards for its grocery service. They're good. I…read morehave tried to simplify my weekly shop by heading to a Coles or a Woolies to buy all in one stop, but two days later when my herbs are shrivelled in the crisper and my fruit's going soft in the fruit bowl, I'm already regretting it. Somehow, whatever they do, the stuff from Harris Farm is better quality in the first place, and lasts longer. And whilst Harris Farm is a chain, the one at Mosman deserves kudos for good management - somehow the team of staff at this market, for no obvious reason beyond good management, are consistently friendly, interested and helpful. The difference is particularly noticeable from neighbouring Franklins!

Just to be clear, this review is for the Harris Farm at Bridgepoint shopping centre, Spit Junction…read more This place sucks....ok so not a very sophisticated start to this review, I know.... But honestly, I've been shopping here (because I can't drive and its conveniently located near my place) for about 9 years and in that time it has seriously gone downhill! It is a shadow of its once super fresh self. It is very overpriced, the items in the refrigeration section sometimes contain mould, the fruit is often woody or tasteless, the potatoes spongy, the onions spotty and bananas so green I almost confused them with limes last week. Then to top it all off the leafy veggies look like they are in need of a good lie down. So why haven't I given this place just one star? Well, like I said, it's in a good location...and it doesn't close until 7pm...basically it scores 2 stars for convenience. If you have money, go to Fourth Village Providore instead. If you have a car then go to that fruit shop Avenue Road, a different Harris farm or better still, Paddys Markets.

Ah, Goliath. These…read moreguys own everything now. Supermarkets, bottle shops, petrol stations, and quite possibly orphanages. I don't know why, but it seems like the kind of Machiavellian thing an oligopolist would do. I still shop here of course. I mean you have to for some things. My fruit & veg I get from a n awesome Chinese grocer, or the local fruit shop. But if I need washing powder? Or a toothbrush? Or Tim Tams at 50% off? Yep. The big W. Well not THE Big W, that's different, but you know what I mean. Plus its 2mins away from my house and my mum shops here.

Relatively large range, but prices are fairly high for woolies... It's usually quite busy so aim…read morefor a late shop and you'll miss the crowds. I've noticed for some reason other shoppers here are usually pretty rude and rush from one area to another, right through you if you happen to be in their path as they sprint with their eyes closed. Staff are always helpful and very friendly, just a shame that those prices. I can't see why they expect you to pay more at one Woolworths compared to another Woolworths.

We ordered a big smoked ham from here for Christmas this year. All I can say is, this is the best…read moretasting ham carved off the bone that I've EVER had, from anywhere that I've been in the world. It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for! The texture on the ham as you cut it is fantastic. It's a world of difference away from any of the plastic glossy looking sliced ham rubbish you see at places like Subway. This is real ham. Done the old fashioned way it was meant to be.

Harris Farm Markets are a good chain of quality goods that suit any situation. I love the range of…read morecontinental foods... salami, cheese, olives... stuffed different ways, and the range of bread. There is also a very popular shop that is open at all hours of a night. This is a good place to stop on the way home from the city. The range of good quality coffee and cakes is outstanding... but you pay for what you get. Quality is expensive... but who cares when you are in that special date and need coffee to end the night.... or to keep the night going!

Love the look and feel of this new Harris Farm. New specialty areas from Pizza, deli, cafe, bakery,…read moremeat and seafood. Picked up some great bargains on fruit as I enjoyed looking around. It really is set up to please the eye with colour and layout. Today has a relaxed feel but I've seen the weekends here where it's just crazy. Decided to stop for a coffee here with some banoffee pie. The only reason I took a star off is cause the coffee was no good. It was weak and sort of watery, like someone had tried to slip me skim milk. Not a fan.

It's the local chicken / Take away shop for the area (1 of many)…read more When i feel the need to get out of the office i tend to go sit here as its not overcrowded. I order the Chicken Teriyaki on brown toasted bread with lettuce and cucumber only. YUM! I think the lady behind the counter knows me by my order now :D If you have tried the other take away cafes in the area, it doesn't hurt to try another one! Go on live a little!

The quality of food is better than average. But this still ends up just being "you're average…read morechicken shop". The milkshakes are good. And the chicken schnitzel tasted quite fresh. As for the hygiene and cleanliness of the place, it was hard to enjoy a meal while my arm was sticking to the table. This is a good little shop, but I'm not jumping to recommend it to anyone.