Myer reminds me of Macy's and other department stores in all the best ways…read more At first, I wasn't so sure I wanted to look around because we were leaving the next day and already worried that our bags were a little too heavy. However, we decided to check the place out for fun. I did end up buying some stuff for an outfit I'm trying to make and it did fit in my bag without issue so there's that. This is a massive department store, filled with almost anything you can imagine. I liked the architecture and how organized the store was. There was clear signage to let you know what it on what floor. It's also connected by little walkways to the mall next door as well. The associates I came into contact with were all very friendly and helpful. The plus size section in this place is very large if you are in need of that.

This is the largest shopping mall in Melbourne. The windows were decorated beautifully for the…read moreholidays. We were here Saturday afternoon and it was very crowded. There was a busy tram stop right in front.

Big W has a large selection of items but it can't be said that quality is a factor involved in…read moreselecting this stock. But, can find some bargains here. If you look hard enough.

I'm American, and when I heard that Big W was pretty much the Australian equivalent of Wal*Mart, I…read moredo have to admit I got excited. Now, if you have never been to Wal*Mart, what you need to understand is this - it WILL have EVERYTHING YOU NEED. Food, clothing, furniture... you name it, they got it. With Big W being the supposed Wal*Mart equivalent, I was a bit disappointed by its very limited selection. --- ~ Isn't Big W's entire market strategy based on the fact that they're supposed to be a cheap alternative to other shops? I looked at nail polish that cost the same as Mecca Cosmetica, a much higher quality beauty store. ~ The music and electronics section could use a bit of work as well. They have a lot of obscure things, but nothing big. I wanted to buy Beyonce's new album '4' and it was nowhere to be found... not even out of stock - they just didn't have it plain and simple. Big W isn't a bad store, but I probably would not be coming here to do my shopping. It's small and not as cheap as it would like you to think - what's the point?

There exists discount merchandise shops in Melbourne. Even though K Mart has disappeared in the…read moreStates, it survives here in Australia . No blue light specials but discount clothing, cosmetics, houseware, and household items. I do not recognize the brands here but there is variety for men, women, and children clothing available.

In my opinion Kmart is the best shop in Melbourne and it has a cool logo. Kmart is the best because…read morethey have soft clothes, shoes and there are many kinds of toys. Firstly, Kmart is the best shop in Melbourne because it has got a lot better since it opened in 1969. Secondly, Kmart is so colossal because of the car park and the entire shop are all ginormous. Lastly, Kmart is fun and coolest shop in Melbourne because when you go inside all the staff will greet you warmly and smile. In conclusion, we should go to Kmart and buy soft things at a low price and have fun. Written by SA - aged 9

The service is great there always happy and ready to help there selection is so good I'm really…read moreinto caligraphy and they have everything I need, there value is amazing and now it's my favorite shop thank you daiso.

I had never heard of this place until some friends at work recommended that I check it out for some…read morecheap stuff for a function at work. They mentioned the place, but I pretty quickly forgot the name. However, after wandering around the QV markets for about five minutes I finally came upon this bright pink shop, and stared at it wandering whether it was actually the discount variety store they were talking about (it looked more like a huge beauty saloon). Well, it turned out that it is, and it also turns out that these places are literally everywhere. Now that I know they exist I seem to pass one every day. Anyway, they had a pretty decent variety of things for your every day needs, however they all have this real Japanese flavour - which certainly adds to the character of this place. I definitely got to come back some time, even if only to buy some useless stuff for my house.

Best service , knowledgeable, very good customer service, very accommodating ,…read moreFriendly . We enjoyed our shopping experience at LV, Australia

We were told when walking up the door that they would be closing in 20 minutes and that no sales…read moreassociate would have time to help us. We said was it okay to walk around and if we knew exactly what we wanted could we just pay for it. The sales associate who was at the door looked us and down and said no they would not have time. It was so upsetting to be racially profiled as a black woman yet again but this time my daughter got to witness the disrespect her mother was experiencing. My daughter was so angry and told me just go get your tote mom and don't allow the sales associate to stop you from treating yourself. I explained to my daughter it was the principle of it all to me and that the Louis Vuitton Australia store did not deserve my money because they obviously did not want or think I was a viable sale. I have purchase 4 bags from Hawaii to California to Oregon, but I guess being black in Australia I was not deemed fit to be served. Louis Vuitton do better!

Hokey Curator gets 5 stars because it is simply a joy to go inside. I don't even have to buy…read moreanything and I'm still happy after shopping there. This is a store that has become one of my favourite places to shop in Melbourne, let alone Glenferrie Road. The clothes here don't really play on the androgynouslook, they are straight up feminine, but that doesn't mean they don't pack a punch. You can look tough in a dress - you've just gotta accessorise. I can't afford the clothes, but it doesn't stop me from worshipping them. The sales assistants who work here are phenomenal, every time they are so friendly and helpful that I end up having a chat, and even when the store is busy they still manage to check on you and look like they are having fun. Hokey also stocks some killer sunglasses in a cabinet so make sure you check them out. While the accessories aren't as exciting as the beautiful dresses, they are nonetheless gorgeous and worthy of your attention.

I found this quaint little jewelry shop by accident when I was exploring during a lunch break and…read morehave had regular visits ever since! I purchased the jewelry for my wedding day here and have received quite a few gifts that I have loved. They have pieces that are 'one-off' or a little more quirky which is why i like them. Pieces are reasonably priced and the staff are always friendly and happy to help.

I was a tourist who recently came to Melbourne and I was looking for a good place to get some…read morejewelry when I stumbled on the singular review about this store. I was a bit reluctant to go as it only had one review and didn't have an online store but I still went just to check it out. The place is a bit small but nonetheless a gem. The jewelry was incredibly unique and high quality. It was a little on the more expensive side (as I am a kid) but I found I was completely willing to buy as a lot of the stuff seemed to be one of a kind, or at least something I wouldn't find in my country. The clerks were amazing and really helpful. I'm usually very nervous around salespeople but I was surprised at how comfortable I felt talking to them and asking about some of their jewelry. In the end, I left with a little less money in my wallet but was ecstatic at my purchase. I highly recommend this place if you want some unique pieces at a decent price and especially pleasant service. (In fact, I made this Yelp account just to post a review! That's how much I enjoyed my visit there.)

I walked in here for the first time on my 15 minuet break, tried on three T-Shirt, brought them,…read moreand had time to get a favourite muffin in Centre Place. I am a big fan of little boutique Melbourne clothes shop, especially those that have cute designs. I am always getting little comments about the clothes that I buy from here. Conveniently you can buy their products online which means that I don't even need to be on my break the next time I want a shirt as I now know what size fits me.

A funky boutique filled with a mix of fashion, accessories, knick knacks and specialty items that…read moreyou find yourself buying because of its "oh my gosh thats so cute/cool/funky" appeal. The fashion aspect of the store mainly focuses on print tees that catch the eye with bright volours and statement images. If you're a t-shirt kinda gal or guy, you'll find some unique designs that arent available elsewhere. Otherwise, they also supply some great jewellery and fashion accessories, including bags and head wear. Im personally more interested in the bits and pieces you'l find around the store - I've seen everything from fake non disposable coffee cups and homemade cards, to funky kitchen utensils and table decor items. Its worth a look in at the store, and even though its small you dont feel like the sales attendant is eyeing you off the whole time.Its quite comfortable to just browe.And you never know what you could find.