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13 years ago
Great supermarket to get food. Its only a short walk from my house which is a cool bonus!
Thompsons Rd & S Gippsland Hwy
Cranbourne Victoria 3977
Australia
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Great range of foods and the fresh local vegetables and local meats are always tasty and look very…read morenice. Staff are always friendly and have a chat to you and go out of there way to help you, Open till 9pm which is good for your full shop or those quick items that you don't want to go to the big supermarkets for. There weekly speicals are just as good as the big chain stores and they have lots of extra specials in there store. A Great community supporter with over $25,000 given back to the community since 2005.
It's a Coles, mostly the same as any other. This one has an in-store bakery, mobile phone mini…read moreshop, self checkouts, and a decently stocked deli.
I have a faulty Expressotoriam System Picollo unit which is leaking water from underneath when…read moreused. I am getting the run around and no help from both the Woodend Ritchies store and head office. I will be putting a message of social media unless this is sorted out by next week. Diane Fitt 0488 627 448
I live in Harrington NSW, My name is Dianne. I am so sick of going into the IGA store in Harrington…read moreto buy something that I need, to find that it is out of stock,I do understand things like this do happen and the store does not always have control over these types of issues, but tonight has really infuriated me. I went into the store at 5.30 pm yes 5.30 pm Thursday afternoon 9th May to buy a BBQ chicken for dinner, to find there wasn't any in the warmer and the warmer had already been cleaned, the girl in the Deli told me they ran out and will not be cooking any more today. So I asked her where I might be able to buy a BBQ chicken, the girl behind the deli case told me if I want a BBQ chicken to drive into Taree to get one. I am NOT a happy chappy, Taree is about 30 plus ks away, 30+ ks in and 30+ ks out. Not to mention getting a park getting served etc. So all up it would have taken me not less then 2 1/4 hours just to get a BBQ chicken, REALLY, The attitude of this girl leaves a lot to be desired.My understanding is, if a customer was to go into the store even 10 mins before closing to buy a BBQ chicken,the customer should be able to buy one, I also understand sometimes that won't happen, but this was only 5.30 pm, in the afternoon,I repeat 5.30 pm, no where near closing, it was hours before the store was to close. How many more sales did you loose
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Great supermarket for picking up odds and ends. Not the biggest supermarket…read more It is located close to other shops such as a bakery, thai takeaway, fish and chips etc. This makes it a convenient, one stop supermarket for when you are having a lazy weekend!
This is a giant supermarket very near to Southern Cross Station, with a convenient tram stop right…read moreout front. There's also a parking deck with validated parking with a purchase. We stopped here to grab a few things at the pharmacy and to stock up on treats to bring home. Prices were reasonable and a good amount of items were on sale. If you need a food thing, they probably have it.
Conveniently located right by Southern Cross Station. This Coles is the best place to pick up all…read moreyour grocery needs! The price and the selection is probably the best in the area. The interior is spacious, the shelves is well stocked and service is quick. They also have a beer/wine store on the right of the cashiers. Great place to pick up some alcoholic beverage after your grocery shopping!
Great little local supermarket. Good quality meat and fresh produce. Good range of products and a…read morebottle shop. All boxes ticked. Set in a good little shopping strip. You can do most shopping in one stop
As a supermarket, Maxi Foods sits somewhere between a regular supermarket and a specialty market…read more Stocking your regular staples you can pick up your usual shopping here, including fresh fruit and veg, and meat and even alcohol in the liquor section. What I like about Maxi is the odd items you wont find at Coles. The cereal section for instance is a do-it-yourself affair, where you pick and choose form open canisters and fill up your bag of muesli or cereal by weight. The shelves too are quite industrial, and it gives the place a warehouse feel that most city stores would consider boutique.
We have been shopping on and off at Maxi Foods since it opened. When Aldi opened we shopped there…read morefor quite a while, but having shopped again at Maxi this morning I am reminded of why I like shopping here. Like the previous reviewer I am impressed with the extensive range of specialty products, in addition their fresh meat provides extensive choice and cuts as well as bulk product. The fishmonger is the best in Ferntree Gully, excellent range and many prepared from fresh whole fish. The range of fruit and vegetables is good, however this is one area that from my experience doesn't compete well on price. Finally they appear to employ a range of staff, from young to mature age, they are friendly and you see the same faces over the years. I guess I can take comfort in knowing that my spend is supporting an Australian medium size business.
A smaller Coles supermarket than most. So it has a limited variety of products. But it is still a…read moregood supermarket and has some good shops next to it. So you can get most products you need
This part of Carlton could really do with a few more options when it comes to supermarkets and…read moregrocery shopping in general. However, I'm sure I wouldn't be complaining if the Lygon Court Woolworths was awesome. If only. The real problem here is the sub par quality of the fruit and vegies. The produce is sad, overpriced and very uninspiring. In fact, it's best to go out of your way to avoid buying them here. I've spent far too long searching through discoloured capsicums and limp zucchinis in order to find something even remotely edible. Yuck. This Woolworths is saved from receiving a lowly two stars due to the excessive amounts of other stock on offer and the fantastically late opening hours. Just stay away from the fruit and vegies.
Woolworths is my local supermarket and there isn't really much to say…read more It's your typical food grocer that has a range of items, the have fresh fruit and vegetables but are a tad on the expensive side (I get mine from the markets over the weekend). There's self serve checkout which means you'll be in and out as soon as you can find your items and pay for them. Probably one of the cooler facts about this Woolies is that there is a DVD rental vending machine as you exit so for a few bucks you can rent a flick from the giant green vending machine!
I love this supermarket! Located just off princes highway in the Dandenong CBD, this Coles is open…read more24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I love this particular Coles because there is heaps of parking available, it's adjacent to the market, there are always good deals going on and there is a great selection of multicultural food that I can buy at any time, because it's always open! Easy to navigate layout, friendly staff at the tills and heaps of product available. This is my go-to Coles when I see a good deal on and I want to stock up or am looking for those ingredients that aren't so common and generally aren't found in other supermarkets.
The Woolworths in Australia is not closely the same as former Woolworths in the US. Those days are…read moregone and Woolworths was more of a 5 and dime type of variety store back in the 1960's and 1970's. The Woolworths in Australia is a full service grocery store where I usually find the Aussie style licorice that is more chewy than licorice you would purchase in the US. Prices are very good, the bakery is the first stop where I look at fresh baked goods and determine if I will be able to consume what I purchase before leaving the country. Your own carry-out bags are needed to transport your items if you are unable to pick them up by yourself. The store hours are usually 7 am to 11 pm daily.
Woolworths is Australia's biggest supermarket chain. We bought some Australian chips. Liquor is…read morealso sold here- adjacent BWS. The location is convenient and the place is pretty big.
Just a short walk from our hotel on Collins St at the Southern Cross Station is where this…read moreWoolworths is located. We were a little confused as we didn't expect it to be on the second floor of the station and with no signs saying Woolworths made it even more confusing. Go up the escalators on the Collins St side and look for a green light logo looking sign and you will find this place. This is the best place that we found to get your everyday things from food, drinks, and everything else you would find at a supermarket and with really good prices compared to other stores. Looking for gifts to bring back to the States? Look no further as they have all the local snacks and yes some great prices too.
Who would've thought Woolies could be cool?! This one is…read more Has plenty of ready made hot & cold meals to go. A cafe, BWS store, fresh sushi bar with the option to have it made to your liking by the person manning it, during standard work hours, hot soup n rolls, pies, chicken nibbles, hot pizza, bakery, plus the basics down the aisles. Reasonable prices, its pretty amazing. If you go towards the end of the working day, they mark down alot of the food made that morning :)
I had traveled all around Australia so I didn't want to tote the goodies I was bringing back to the…read moreStates with me until I was at my last stop. Since Melbourne was my last stop, Coles was my last stop the night before I left for my vegemite, twists, shapes, and tim-tams, among many other things. Am struck by how successful self-check-out is in this country, as absolutely no one really likes it in America.
This place is always packed! The fact that the train line runs next door to its location certainly…read moreadds to its hustle and bustle. In saying this, this must be why Coles Melbourne Central has one of the quickest and most efficient self-service check out aisle I have ever come across. Because of the amount of traffic that parades through here on any give day they have Marshalls in fluro vests controlling the flow and making sure there is no delays that could potentially hold up a line of 20-30 customers at one time. I must say that their range of stock doesn't offer the biggest variety compared to other supermarket chains, but if you are just looking to run in and purchase the essentials they are great for speedy service.