This a quaint small mall with all the essential amenities and few fashion stores. You can find a…read morevery well stocked supermarket called New World which attracts most of the customers. Outside there is a post shop, key cutting service and dry cleaners and inside a stationary shop. Feeling sporty? Hot the upstairs gym 360 which has just been refurbished. Health wise there is a medical centre attached and large Unichem pharmacy. The Health 2000, eyewear store and walk in massage store are always busy as well as the low cost hairdresser and the more upmarket Rodney Wayne's. You can get low cost mani and pedis with free wifi at ProfessioNail. There is one clothes and accessories store for infants called Hatch opposite an older ladies fashion shop and even a DVD store. Great handy mall close to the beach!

It's been a while since my last visit. It seems that a major renovation is going on at the moment…read more I must admit the I was on the cinema side only, did not visit the warehouse side of this visit. Will have to come back in the New Year and see how the revamp went, it used to be one of my favourite places to shop !!!

Botany Town Centre is by far and away one of the best malls in Auckland. With it's wonderful, open…read morelayout filled with greenery, fountains and even its very own hobbit hole, Botany has a great, outdoor ambience that I've never seen equalled by another mall. I'd say the only downside would be when it rains, but even then, there's an indoor part of the mall to enjoy. Hoyts Cinemas is convieniently located above the food court, so on a rainy day, there's no need to brave the elements to walk between places. Containing all the top clothing, jewellery, appliance, homeware and professional service stores, most of the time you don't need to go anywhere else. Be wary of prices though, as occasionally, better deals are found elsewhere. In terms of just heading out for dinner or a coffee, it's an ideal place to be.

As much as I love Slyvia park , the scale of it can be daunting…read more When it comes to parking there are plenty of spots ,but at weekends it really can be luck of the draw . The selection of shops and location - on / off motorway is ideal for anyone needing a shopping mall fix . Plenty of outlets at the food court and seats . Avoid at holiday time !

So many stores to visit in this mall. It was quite crowded because of the school holiday...very…read moreclean and friendly employees. There were enough food choices too.

A great place to shop and could add a lot more shops including Zara home and H&M to make it more of…read morea shopping destination.

Pretty decenly laid out Westfield mall. You can find the usual ammenities here such as the big…read morescreen cinemas, food court (with the standard food court offerings), indoor playgrounds on both levels, the parking lot 'while you shop' carwash & various cafes littered throughout the complex. Also a few restaurants just past the foodcourt on the outside. Three stars for the very limited under cover car parking. A mall this size needs more covered spaces for the erratic Auckland weather.

This place just seems terminally unnecessary to me. Why do suburbs have malls? To collect all the…read morechain branches they need in one place so people can do their shopping without having to go to town. What suburb doesn't need that? Town. Queen Street is just one long mall already, why would you bother to put another one at the bottom of it? And not even a good mall. Tiny, crowded, it feels like there wasn't enough room for it to lie flat so they sort of piled it on top of itself. With the possible exception of the Warehouse (and it'd rank low on a list of Warehouse branches, ordered by range and quality), there is nothing here that you can't get at multiple other places in town. And town has sunlight, which very few malls can boast, especially not this one.

This is a large mall where the Kmart was located…read more It reminds me of a typical mall, but with larger department stores that cater more to you every day needs. They have a Kmart for clothing and department items, and a Woolworth for grocery shopping, inside the mall! They also had some of the typical mall shops of namebrand clothing, a food court, and downstairs a little convenient store, kiosk, and even a massage parlor! I could've easily stayed here all day and explored for hours on end!

An American mall that we wouldn't have stopped and except we were so hungry I couldn't find…read moreanything opened near the museum. We took the escalator up to the eatery food hall. We had chicken & salad, it was just okay. There were many American chain stores @ some New Zealand as well. It wasn't too busy the week before Christmas.

Southmall certainly has it's reputation but if you're in the main Manurewa district it's almost…read moreunavoidable. Southmall is at the centre of Manurewa's public transport, with the main bus stop on the main road, and the train station and mini bus depot behind the building. It is home to the local supermarket, and an Asian food place that uses too much dough in their pork buns. However, there's another place that does some great round pancakes just a stone's throw away and there are two awesome bakeries on either side of the mall (I appreciate the occasional chicken savoury). Southmall is also home to two internet cafes that are pretty reasonably priced and the guys that run them are really helpful if you're having computer troubles or trying to print something last minute. The fruit and vege shop here isn't bad and I get fruit here occasionally when they've got some good deals on. The lotto kiosk here is where I have to top up my train card, so I'm in Southmall every week. From there its just so much easier to pick up what I need from the supermarket before I catch the bus or train to wherever I'm heading. This place is very dated now but it is what it is, and I've got nothing against that.

This place is a complete dump. Honestly, the only reason why this place still operates is because…read moreit is connected to the train and bus routes. With all the Auckland malls around, this is the last place you'd be tempted to visit. My worst memory here is the night I fell asleep on the train and missed my stop at Homai. So I woke up, panicked with the horrific thought, WHERE AM I?!, and hopped off at Manurewa Train Station. This is Southmall, of course, and it was pitch black, raining and filled with unfriendly looking people. As I stood under the dim streetlight beside the grocery store waiting to be picked up, I couldn't help but feel like I'd wandered into a horror film. Whenever someone looked at me, I busied myself with my phone, almost expecting to be kidnapped. It was all psychological, of course, but it permanently imprinted this place on my brain as one to avoid.

If you're looking for a bargain and a great day of shopping then Dressmart is the place for you!…read more Dressmart is a mall that houses over 100 stores and offers up to 70% off the normal retail price, all year round. No need to wait for end of season sales to be able to spend up large! My last trip to Dressmart I was looking for work clothes and ended up buying three dresses, a blouse, and a singlet top for $60 - a feat that just wouldn't happen anywhere else. However, my real find of the trip was the chunky wedge sandals I found in Glassons. Down from $59.99, I ended up purchasing them for $10, and when I took them to the counter found out accessories were buy one get one free, so ended up walking away with a great black flower hairclip for free as well! Talk about a happy shopper! Though predominantly a clothing outlet, Dressmart also houses eateries, sports shops, shoe shops, health and beauty stores and book stores. The only thing that is missing is a jewellery store, but when you're saving so much money on everything else I guess paying full price for jewellery isn't so bad! Located near Auckland transport stations and with lots of customer parking and a free shuttle service operating Monday-Friday between the mall and Auckland CBD, despite being in Onehunga Dressmart is easily accessible.

You can get some real bargains here I've found. I love my Nike running shoes and shorts which I…read moregot from the Nike shop. The shorts were about $30 and the shoes, I think were not much over $100 and are so comfortable. Since I've had them, I've kept up regular running which is an achievement! My flatmate also got a really good new outfit for a wedding at Working Style and saved a lot of money on good quality clothes. The service here was also excellent. Also Dress smart Onehunga is home to the only outlet shop for Peter Alexander in New Zealand! Dress Mart really is the place to visit if you want to save money on branded items. It gets really busy on weekends though, so either be prepared, or come early. Sometimes I find myself getting a bit disoriented inside trying to find a particular shop, but that might just be me!

Not a bad mini mall. Much quieter than sylvia park but this can be good. Food court, Farmers,…read moreoptometrist, supermarket etc.