Fairly modern and new shopping centre. Quite small but still offers a Jimmy Rods barber, Zarraffas…read moreCoffee, Woolworths, Gold Class Nail Salon, Akebono Sushi, Oxley Family Medical Centre, Golden Casket Newsagency, BWS, Flight Centre, Priceline Pharmacy. Fish Depot, Smart Dollar, Commonwealth Bank, Network Video & Black Milk Coffee. It's fantastic for grocery shopping and there are always free parking spaces, I love it!

We went to Timezone (my friend and I). We had a splendid time. We aura farmed by collected cards…read morefrom the wizard of oz ticket maxing machine. The staff were lovely and were always happy to help when our numerous cards got stuck. This games was esoteric and presented an ephemeral enjoyment before we left. The value was amazing, we accumulated over 1400 just from today and spent barely any money at all Overall and amazing trip and would highly recommend. Here are some photos

Great shop but worse carpark to get out...took 20 minutes to get out of carpark which as long as I…read morespent in the shops..doesn't make you want to come back to shopping centre.

Okay, it's only my little local shopping centre, but I'm quite fond of old Fairfield Gardens. It's…read morevery small, as shopping centres go, but surprisingly useful and always seems to have what I need. In addition to the classic supermarket, pharmacy, bottle shop and cafés, there's important services like a post office, cheapie shop, doctor's surgery and a computer repair shop. But the things I REALLY love about this place are the things you don't find at every (especially small!) shopping centre: the library, op shop and fruit shop. I would like my local to be a little bigger - one glaring omission is a shoe repair place (I would patronage the heck out of that!) but it's pretty great and never crowded!

Not bad - there is the bus stop right out front, a post office that is open Saturdays, a $2 shop,…read moremassage, sports store, travel, real estate, Coles, cafes, bakery, Lifeline (op shop), fashion stores and knick knack stores. The only thing really missing is a butcher and fruiterer. You can get quite a bit done here. There is a pizza store and liquor store just a walk across the carpark.

Outfits for men that don't cost an arm and a leg. T-shirts…read morethat are funky from $15. This is the place to find presents for your man or another man - men in general. They have recently just opened a store in Mt Ommaney Shopping Centre, and although the shirts are cheaper than the average man shop, the quality isn't too bad either. It lies somewhere between Cotton On and Just Jeans, which in my books, isn't too bad at all, seeing that men will do the same thing to a $100 shirt they do to a $15. So why break the bank right? I got Christmas presents for my brother and my husband here, when I was walking around thinking what the ... should I get them this time. So if you're doing some shirt shopping, try them out, they also have a range of formal wear, hats belts and other accessories as well. It'll be interesting to see what happens to them in the long run.

This shopping centre is fantastic for people living in Brisbane's western suburbs. It has a…read moreWoolworths, Coles, ALDI, Kmart, Target & Big W. And over 200 specialty stores. The centre is fairly modern. And it is generally easy to find a parking space! And it's like 5 minutes from my house!

Large and com fortdate Shopping Centre, not too big but has all the Stores you would expect…read moreExcellent parking Has doctors surgery with mminimal wait times

Blew my mind how good this store is! Upon entering my fellow American friend and I commented how…read morethe store even smelled like the TJ Maxx stores do, the stores we all know and love. TK Maxx is exactly like the US version which I was very pleased to see. I was very excited to go here and went straight to the face products. Was in desperate need of some eye patches and serum. Scored a few good products for cheap prices. My friend loaded up on a little of everything. She found some good yoga blocks for $6, sustainable dishwashing cloths, big two-wick California candles, Pukka black currant tea, bamboo dental floss and a nice sustainable travel kit. I perused the women's clothing and although I didn't see any clothes I wanted to get, I did make note the workout clothes are mostly name brand. Adidas and Calvin Klein mostly. They had some nice bath towel sets and kitchen accessories. A little bit if everything. Very friendly lady at the checkout. I wish I lived closer because I would frequently shop here. Ahhh that was fun!

Lifestyles At Corinda offer a range of wonderful homewares and an assortment of gifts perfect for…read moreall types of occasions. Linen, crockery, pillows, decoratives, toys, kitchenware and plenty more fill up the store corner to corner. Located conveniently next door to a popular cafe, it is a temptation for most passer-bys. There is always a lot of people browsing and shopping, most of them ladies who were brunching nearby. This is the market this store targets. Ladies who appreciate boutique shopping. Every time i visit for a browse for presents I always have a chat to the ladies who work there. They help me pick out the perfect presents for my family. Always a pleasurable boutique experience.

'Ello chaps! Queen…read moreStreet Mall is a marquee tourist and shopping area of downtown Brisbane. It extends from George Street to Edward Street with more than 700 retailers. Many of them include the kitschy tourist shops. NOTE: Don't assume all of the stores are the same. Some may have the very same products, but even at different prices. It's worth the while to browse around first and then actually make your purchases. Other stores include shoe stores, clothing, jewelry, and odds and ends. It does seem as though Queen Street Mall may have seen better days, although it is buzzing. It's better than a typical American shopping mall, although it is not a five star high end shopping plaza, making it very affordable for most shoppers. Reportedly there were 26 million visitors to Queen Street Mall last year. Overall I give Queen Street Mall four stars out of five.

I probably go to the Queen Street Mall too often. At some level, I feel lame for not exploring…read moreother options or areas. However, it's just too easy. It's well located and has just about everything one could want. There's food, drinks, movies, food, drinks, clothes, mobile phones, banks, etc, etc, etc. The current construction is a bit annoying, but it's hard to knock improvements being made. The result is a bit of a bottleneck with the huge crowds walking around on weekends. This is a problem when you walk faster than basically any other human in existence and are incredibly impatient. So, it's probably more of a problem just for people like me, which thankfully, I don't believe can be found in abundance. I like that there is often music and the people watching is tremendous.

My first impressions when DFO first opened right around the corner from where I lived, oh my god, I…read moream so excited, I want to go there when it opens right now right now, oh my god I can't believe it yay! My impressions after opening... meh. They got so excited when DFO Jindalee first opened they had to put No Parking signs all up the highway and around all the streets so the residents wouldn't get annoyed at the masses of people coming to get their bargains, it would be like the airport DFO... but not really. Not really was definetely the case... there isn't a Diana Ferrari shop. There isn't a Mountain Designs shop either, the foodcourt looks dismal at best and since opening just recently, about 30-40% of all the initial shops are now closed. Even my favourite Angus and Gus shop for kiddies has shut down. The foodcourt used to have 6 little eateries, now there's about 2. They are dying a slow and painful death and putting up 'new exciting shops coming soon' in place of the 'new exciting shops have just shut down because no one comes here' is not really helping. There is a Rivers here if that's any consolation... as well as a Lorna Jane. But trust me when I say, there is not much else. The council have since removed the no parking signs (that was never a problem it seems) and there are ample parks for everyone to go.

It's fun to shop here. Not everything is discounted and it's fun to find the things that are super…read morereduced and make a huge saving. Know your prices before you come or bring a smart phone so you can compare prices. Parking is easy and adequete for the number of people that come here.

Pink On White Walls is a lovely little boutique in Graceville. Though, I do not purchase from them…read moreoften, it is a store which attract plenty of ladies of leisure in the Graceville area. It is a charming shop to browse through before or after brunch with the ladies. And sure enough, I often find groups of women chatting and buying up in this little shop. Why wouldn't they? They have gorgeous colourful tops and dresses, perfect for the Summer season. You won't find skimpy dresses for 18 year olds here. This store sells clothing that are fashionable and conservative. They carry rare labels as well as many Australia designer labels. Boo Radley, which is a fave of mine can be found here also! In addition to their lovely clothing options, they have a unique range of accessories. Many funky and vibrant and others rare and extremely unique. This store also sells wonderful things for the home such as beautiful pillows with made of handprinted fabric. This store is truly a delight for ladies who love a little light shopping in between coffees and chats in Graceville.

Louise, the owner has an amazing ability to purchase stylish clothing that actually looks good on…read morefeminine bodies (yes realy women's bodies). She is constantly changing her stock and gives great advice on how to choose the right piece for your body type. The accessories and homeware here also are impeccably chosen and matched. You will be very surprised by this delightful store.