This is a major interchange station in Melbourne, which means that trains are regularly coming…read morethrough here. So, of course, it is a boon for those who live in the area, especially since they can catch some express trains. The station itself is quite nice as well, capturing the old days of train travel. Yeah, I really do like this station, even if the local area isn't all that great.

Well, the service here was outstanding, but it does actually go beyond that to being one of my…read morefavourite bars in the area, not that I actually come down here all that often. Yet, in a way this bar really does have a lot of charm about it, as well as some great beers as well. In a way it was the rooftop that I really liked, but then again you can't go past a good rooftop bar, and there are some pretty good ones around as well. Yeah, this is one of those great bars that you can spend some time at on a nice summers evening, noting that it doesn't open until about 5:00 pm. Yeah, this bar was pretty awesome.

We were looking for a bar in Ormond for a pre-dinner drink and this seemed to be the only place…read more Right on the train line, it's styled a bit like a trashy rock bar (that's not an insult) and is a very relaxed, chilled out place. When we walked in there was a couple of folk in the main bar area, and to be honest, I wasn't entirely sure the place was even open. Thankfully it was, we got a couple of drinks as well as some Twisties (yay) and the bar guy even topped up my cider when we were paying for our drinks after I'd had a sip which I thought was super nice. We headed upstairs to the rooftop beer garden which again, had that kind of run-down vibe that might be offputting but I really like, and chilled out for an hour or so. It might not be everyone's cup of tea, but I really liked this bar. The bar guy says the food is really good too but we already had plans to go to Jimmy Grants nearby so maybe another time.

Such a Fascinating cinema I almost felt I was time-traveling back to the 50's - 60's. The front…read morearea is huge, well-carpeted resting area where we could sit there at any time as wished. Total in 6 movie theaters, upstairs is even more impressive, like a memorabilia hall of fame, full of movie posts back in the golden age time. Concessions including a bar & restaurant, upstairs balcony open air service bar, it is welcomes even you simply just wanna have a drink! Highly recommend cinema No. 1, it has most sophisticated Atom Full Surround effects, most of the blockbuster premieres are showing inside first. Such a pleasant experience, cheers!

After its long awaited refurbishment in early 2000, The Rivoli Cinemas opened its doors to the…read morepublic boasting an 8 screen multiplex (originally 2). The complex really is a realignment of the old and the new, with the art deco architecture style being defined through out its interior extending to its rooftop bar area and remaining the focus of the building in its entirety. Aside from being able to view the screens latest hits, The Rivoli screens many other films with less exposure and usually of an Art House genre. By far its real selling point and often a great place to entertain includes the Rivoli Rooftop Bar: Open Friday, Saturdays & Sundays - subject to change depending to weather. Rivoli roof garden and heritage foyer are also available for functions.

A bit more up-market than the average suburban shopping centre, but given the area, that is not…read moresurprising. The major tenants are Woolworths and the recently opened David Jones, with lots of smaller specialty shops such as: Bakers Delight, Bed Bath & Table, kikki.k, Terry White Chemists, Feathers, The Athletes Foot, OPSM, to name a few. Plenty of underground car parking, though it can be tough to get a park at peak times. There is a hand car wash service if your car needs a shine while you shop. Lots of wide aisles and escalators make this a favorite for parents with pushers. There is free WiFi in the food court on the top level so you can add your Yelp reviews while having a coffee. And if the centre does not have what you want, the Glenferrie Road shopping strip is right outside.

Malvern Central is like a training course for prams and strollers…read more Usually filled with mummies and babies, it has a ton of parking and so I suppose it's a pretty easy option for most new parents to duck into the supermarket. The big anchor stores here are Woolworths and Target, with a few bedding, clothing and other fresh produce stores. They offer free wifi near the cafe areas, and there's a car wash service in the carpark.

I love the vast selection of shops and there are lots of parking spaces in the garage. The best…read morepart is the free parking. There are many restaurants in this huge shopping center so one can spend all day in this beautiful mall.

Many people will complain about how big it is and how hard it is to get around. I love it. The big…read morespace is annoying to travel around but on days where your goal is to relax and just go with the flow. I went there for a movie with my oldest friends and came out laughing with drinks in hand. Big shops and places you can make bookings are put in massively convenient places. I will admit that the toilets need some work, they smell like sewerage, but what public bathroom doesnt.

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Can't thank you enough as you replaced our daughter's iPhone screen this afternoon with a new one…read moreand also fitted a glass screen protector. Great job and we will be back with other IT repairs. Very reasonably priced, well done!!!

Peppercorn is located in the busy mount waverley shopping district and is very easy to get to…read more Being close to offices, shops and the train station, I often come here during lunch if I need to buy presents for friends such as ktichenware, trinkets, baby items, candles and so much more!! The staff are very friendly and helpful, they even wrap your items for you if they are for presents!! If you are ever looking for a place to shop close to home, check into Peppercorn Gifts.

Peppercorn Gifts is Hamilton Place's stop for a housewarming present. Stuffed to bursting with all…read moremanner of teapots, cups, decorative plate sets and kooky gadgets, it's a little overwhelming for choice. I always expect to see a tiny cafe poking out the back serving Devonshire Tea (I think it's the vast array of teapots that does it), and am often disappointed. The staff tend to leave me alone - I don't look like a typical buyer, I guess, but I tend to find something suitable for my foody friends come Chrismastime. When I say stuffed to bursting, I do mean it. The shop could use either an upsize or a more careful stock choice.

For a station that was built in 1890, it doesn't feel like it was. In fact, it feels as if it was…read morebuilt much later because the build just seems to be rather bland. Actually, I'm not sure how long this station is going to last because there happens to be a level crossing which they are slowly removing from Melbourne. I guess the one important thing about this station is that it is located near the Kooyong Tennis Club, which is where the Australian Open used to be held, but it isn't these days, ever since the construction of the Tennis Centre near the MCG.

A great suburban railway station has that 40's feel, a tad safer with a crossing guard house…read moremanned, protective service officers in the evening and a great location. Clean, with a good vibe, nice outlook and never crowded. Overall a great local station that I love living near and using and have never had an issue at the station. Hardly ever site troublemakers and be aware Vision Australia is opposite to be mindful of some people whay maybe Vision impaired, whilst they are familiar with the stop, offer a seat on the train if they board with you, some with their lovely guide dogs....

Armadale is an Inner City private school executive vibe suburb of Melbourne. I just wanted to take…read morea bit of a break writing about separate businesses and head onto some local flavour. This is a quality suburb with bohemian, chic cafes and neatly cut trees that separate themselves every metre on popular High Street. It is great to observe that this area is only 20 minutes by train from the city, yet you are in another world. It is a quality problem in itself to decide where to go for coffee as it is to go shopping for high quality clothes. We are talking high quality boutiques such as Perri Cutten, Camilla and Marc and also Metallicus to name. A quieter leafy version of Chapel Street. High Street is emerging and is giving Chapel Street a run for its money. We are taking about having a GP at your doorstep who practises natural medicine - a rarity in itself to organic, healthy supermarkets where organic popcorn and coconut water is displayed prominently on such shopfronts. There is no place for a fast food establishment in this area. Tram route 16 also covers this popular destination. You would be wasting your time coming here in inclement weather. Come when it is sunny, and I can't wait to try and review their brow bar for eyebrow waxing purposes in the european arcade connecting High Street and the train station. Easy.