I'm an instant convert to Stockland Cammeray. I'd seen the site go up on various trips down Miller…read moreStreet, but it wasn't until recently that I pulled in to have a look around. Now I can't stop going back! The roomy carpark has 2 hours free parking, then upstairs you're greeted with a sunny and fashionably modern courtyard lined with cafes and shops. This is the curative for my hatred of shopping centre cafes: with plenty of outdoor seating under broad umbrellas. There's a Cicco Cafe, Pattison's Patisserie and Simone Logue, as well as a Harris Farm, Hudson Meats, Chickens Plus and even a bookshop! And for parents it's too easy with a daycare and medical centre right upstairs. You may be perched right on the express way, but Stockland Cammeray is a very well designed spot.

It's a nice shopping centre located on Miller street in Cammeray. I have been here numerous times…read moreover the last few years. There is a Harris Farms here for grocery shopping and Hudsons Butchers, Pattison's Bakery, Simone Logue and a few other cafes and restaurants like Wild Sage, Cha Cha and so on. I believe there are also some other shops like salons and book shop etc. There is 2 hour free parking here and the carpark is spacious. It's easy to get in and out of this place and its been a nice addition to the suburb. There is a medical centre some offices and a daycare in this centre. It's quite busy day or night with shoppers and restaurant goers. I like the space here and its open and welcoming. Not bad for a suburban shopping centre.

The Greenwood Plaza Shopping Centre was a convenient walk away from our hotel in North Sydney, with…read morea subway style entrance where Miller Street hits the Pacific Highway. There's a great variety of shops, including a Vodaphone, grocery stores, a pharmacy and a Din Tai Fung. We shopped a little here, but most of our visits were for breakfast, so we hit the Greenwood Grocer and the Food Court for nourishment. One Friday, after 5pm, a friend noticed that some of the Food Court stands had signs posted mentioning special end of day food discounts. Thrive Located in the Food Court where there are actually communal tables! I ordered up one of their new Brekkie Wraps $8 (scrambled eggs, bacon, tomato salsa, seasonal greens, avo & pea mash) with sweet potato $2 as an add on. It was tasty, warming, and quite filling. Greenwood Grocer I picked up a combo bowl of their Nutty Rice (Brown rice, almonds, walnuts, raisins, fresh vegetables & herbs; Soy, honey, garlic dressing) and Chicken & Basil Penne (penne pasta, chicken, sundried tomato, celery, fresh herbs; creamy pesto mayonnaise) $7.30 medium, from their prepped food area. Yes, it was cold, but still, it was rather tasty, and the portion more than sufficient for my brunch. Centre Trading Hours: Monday - Wednesday 9:00AM - 6:00PM Thursday 9:00AM - 7:30PM Friday 9:00AM - 6:00PM Saturday 9:00AM - 4:00PM Sunday CLOSED

Terrible service overall as a centre. Some of the shops are ok. The foodcourt needs a serious…read moreupdate. Their Centre "management" is appalling. No response to emails, don't even pick up the phone 1/2 the time. Just trying to find out what time the office of open - from lack of response, seems it is not at all! Tried emailing (3 times) tried calling (heaps) - even tried Facebook and Mirvac head office - NOTHING!

Located as the base of the Sydney Tower, Westfield Sydney is a high end shopping center in the…read moreheart of Sydney downtown. Its major retailers are stores like Myer and Zara, with luxury brands like Gucci, Fendi, and Chanel. It is owned by the Centre Group, which was previously part of the Westfield Group, a multi-national based in Australia. The Westfield Group was split in 2014 into a Australia/New Zealand portion (Centre group which owns this mall) and the Westfield Corporation, which owns many shopping centers in Europe and the US, including many that I've been to (Westfield Old Orchard, Westfield Century City, Westfield Topanga, and Westfield Culver City). We spent a bit of time here while waiting for our reservation at the Sydney Tower, whose customer entrance is located in this mall.

We went to the Queen Victoria Building to look at their beautiful architecture and discovered that…read moreit is connected to a mall. Quality/Quantity - 10+ dining choices - See website. 6+ "quick" food choices. Approximately 235 businesses. Atmosphere - Good size mall, it actually connects to the other major mall in the Queen Victoria Building. They have the Sydney Tower Eye here $35 - $195 admission. The tower also has a restaurant and bar. Skywalk $50 - $195. Events, see their website. Free wifi, we did not use it. Open 7 days a week, from 9:30am or 10am to 7pm or 9pm. Open late on Thursdays - until 9pm. Service - Self service for us. Valet parking available; we take public transportation or ride share. Price - Depends on what you buy, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1960 with your 75 worldwide shopping centers. 2014 - Spin off from parent company. 2018 - New ownership, Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield.

Confessions of a Shopaholic who either lives near or in Chatswood...welcome home! Look no further,…read morethis is the shopping centre of choice in Chaddy...let alone the entire North Shore :) Great food downstairs as you enter from Victoria Avenue. On the other hand, Chatswood Chase has forged a reputation for itself as the "fashion retail" capital of the area. Who could not agree more. There are an abundance of fashion styling and shopping night events on in this locale from time to time. A few new stores have recently opened here too. Even my favourite Lululemon. Chaddy Chase also has a pretty cool Apple store, and a mini kids playground in their kid-friendly area. If you're in the mood for shopping, a coffee break and lunch intertwined...then this is your place to "play."

I cannot sing enough praise about Chatswood Chase. Having worked at the David Jones Department…read morestore within the building, I have sampled food from almost every eatery and have shopped at almost every store. The food court is very clean, with plenty of variety on offer from Indian to fast food. The sushi is super fresh and extra tasty. There is less of a crowd compared to Chatswood Westfield, which provides relief for those who dislike crowds (which I am sure is most of us). With less traffic, it is easier to shop and navigate your way around the centre. Chatswood Chase houses a number of high street and haute couture stores from Alannah Hill and Zimmermann to Lisa Ho and Veronika Maine. If you're looking for evening wear, Chatswood Chase is the place to go. Having forgotten where I parked my car, I asked the valet attendant to help me locate my car. He was very friendly and gave me ample instructions and directions. Overall, the thumbs up for Chatswood Chase.

This is a great shopping centre. It is right beside the train station, buses frequently pass by and…read morethere is always a car spot in the car park. The biggest attraction to this centre is IKEA. It is open long hours and there is designated parking areas for picking up that large box, which later will lovingly be put together! Ha There are a range of good restaurants at the centre and Reading Theatre. Be careful that you drive in only once to the car park. You can't re enter during the same day, this is to prevent people driving in and driving out within 3 hours and hope to get another 3 free hours of parking. The number plates are photographed. I have seen people argue at the gate while the traffic is building up... not a pretty site.

Greenwood Plaza is one of those hangout places for the desk jockeys of North Sydney, Australia's…read morethird largest CBD. It also serves as concourse and shopping centre cum food court. In the morning it's like a giant vacuum cleaner that sucks people out of the train station and blows them into the offices and coffee shops around. This rush can be more attributed to the masses of people and their seeming trudge to work ahead than actual speed. It's like a gooey river of people. I often walk against that stream and feel like a salmon ready to spawn. If only I could leap into the air and hurl myself towards the gates... (I might actually try that one day) Prices in most outlets suit the affluent neighbourhood, though hot beverage prices at cafes are reasonable thanks to competition. There's a good mix of shops, butcher, fish monger, clothing alteration, shoe repair, fresh food, fashion, telco, games, jeweller, restaurant etc. etc. - oh, and cafes that churn out drinks for survival. As a shopping centre it's actually nicely styled - better than most of the Westies before their makeover

Greenwood plaza has just about enough shops & places to eat to keep you entertained. It's clean &…read morebright & plenty of room to walk around even with a pram. I wanted to see the facilities for changing my baby & was pleasantly surprised! Although this is my first experience using a changing room I was pleased to see 2 good areas to change a baby, a microwave to warm the milk, a toilet for mums/dad's complete with a smaller version for the youngster & a breastfeeding area, with comfy chair & curtain for privacy. The decor is a little outdated but the facilities are clean, tidy & comfortable to use. All in all a thumbs up!

Secret underground pop-up designer fashion laboratory alert!…read more (That would make a great Japanese cartoon title.) So you know Westfield Pitt St Mall ain't your average Westfield, right? That's it's designed and planned and decorated to within an inch of its life and is chock full of hella cool shops and eateries and all the things that get your little urban commando hearts beating faster then your average hipster. Well head down the escalators, ya big ol' fashionista, because there's another surprise for ya: on the below-ground level and there you'll find a concept store called 100 Squared that gets a whole bunch of amazing, emerging local fashion designers and collects them all in one place for your shopping pleasure. It's like the king of all pop-ups, curated for style and quality. And the best bit? It's a place for the new generation of fashion talent, all these great up-and-comers, to show off their mad sick skillz. Love it.

I had the opportunity to get invited to a Yelp hosted party here, and came out of interested…read more 100 Squared is definitely a breath of fresh air for Westfield, which is a shopping mecca for all the common brands (Zara, Gucci, Gap, etc). Instead of focusing on brand names, this is basically a marketplace/bazaar for independent designers who want another channel to showcase their products. I'm not a fashion designer myself, but I'm also a designer - just from a more digital perspective. I can relate to the "not work for the man" part so I like this place a lot because it gives another outlet for independents or small businesses to hustle their wares. So 5 stars for this place because it supports small business / independents. Anyway, there are clothes (women's fashion), and jewelry. But beware that the clothing sizes are more designed for "hipster" sizes. (i.e. if you're beyond say a size 10 or Medium - result of having a vegan or soy milk diet, then theres probably nothing for you here other than jewelry). But then again, theres even less for guys unless you're into cross-dressing at hipster sizes. PS - 300th Review!!!

Need toilet paper? Tanning oil? An urgent bottle of gin? (If you answered yes to all of these, why,…read morejust what kind of shenanigans are you up to you reprobate?) N-Biz Plaza - that's what I presume the kids with the backwards stiff-brimmed caps call it these days - is your huckleberry. It's got everything. It's open late. It's conveniently situated. It's got parking way out the back down the bottom of a hill that it's hard to schlep up when you're not feeling peppy. That's really the only down side actually, otherwise it's all gravy. Yay N-Biz. Tip: avoid the Saturday arvo bum rush. Unless you like cougars in linen pants. If you do, hells, what are you waiting for? You'll be happier than a pig in the proverbial.

The Northbridge Plaza is somewhat unexpected as it's situated off a quiet road in the affluent area…read moreof Northbridge, but its good a big car park and is very spacious inside. The shops are divided onto two levels in the shape of a very gently sloped spiral. The whole complex is bathed in lots of light as the ceiling is glass, giving it a spacious and positive feel. The shops consist of all the usual suspects for your shopping needs, Woolies, newsagents, cafes, a butcher, a bakery (no candlestick maker), fishmongers, some clothes shops and a Chinese supermarket. One thing I noticed was the complete lack of mens clothing shops, in this Utopian Northbridge land apparently men aren't allowed to wear clothes. That, or it's so brazenly geared towards housewives that the idea of men doing the shopping is roughly equivalent to the idea that pigs may fly.

NO SKATEBOARDS. NO SMOKING…read more NO ROLLERBLADING. Rollerblading? Really? What does this look like, 1982? That sign is just one of the reasons I love the Quadrangle. It's been there forever, and as far as I know id the only Quadrangle shopping village in the world. There's some deeply unfashionable (yet reassuringly expensive) ladies fashion boutiques, an IGA (that used to be a Jewels, then a Franklins, then a Coles) with a crappy range, an amazing Butcher Boys, some kid of cafe that keeps changing hands, the Flavours of Peking Chinese restaurant that's been going since time immemorial, and a rather clean bathroom. I love it because it screams village, community, small-town suburban life of the kind that's dying and won't be around in 100 years. So come one, come all, eat and drink and make merry. But if you're on rollerblades, God help you, you take your business elsewhere. We don't want your kind around here.