Well, it's a pretty standard shopping centre. I like coming here for my weekly shop (and, as you…read moremay have spotted from my check-ins, a lot of Christmas shopping too). There are two supermarkets inside as well as a green grocer, newsagent, banks, post office, Service SA, chemist, sushi place (and some more takeaway across the car park), phone shops, electronic shop, clothes shops, optometrist, key cutters/shoe repairs... and probably more. They've managed to get an awful lot in here. There may not be any local organic coffee places or specialty boutiques inside, but that's not really what we're judging here. This is a shopping centre, a place you go to get all your odd jobs done along with the grocery shopping and it meets that very well. Buses stop right in front, there is ample parking and another shopping centre just across the road if there happens to be something you've missed. Also, special mention goes to the wooden bench right near bus stop 17. I have no idea why, but this is the most comfortable park bench I have ever sat on!

Such a pleasant surprise in my (new) backyard!…read more I always thought that this shopping centre was drab and daggy but imagine my surprise when I stopped in on a hot Saturday morning to find everything I needed in the one place - and coffee too! Clean and tidy, this shopping centre will be one of my new favorites!

Shoe Central looks bigger from the outside than it actually is. It also sort of looks cheaper than…read moreit is, I thought. They have a small selection of women's and men's shoes, at moderate to high prices. It's a mixture of casual/classic and I, personally, didn't find anything here that stood out. Overall I found their shoes pretty boring but I guess it's good if you're after something simple like plain black heels. I don't think their shoes are directed at a young audience but you might find the one or other nice pair amongst them. Maybe I'll go back for another browse someday but it's definitely not the kind of store I'd go to on a regular basis.

If you're going to go to a big shed filled with cheap shoes, I'd hit the Shoe Shed. This place…read moreisn't all that cheap (as it looks like it really should be) and the quality of the shoes really aren't that great. I was filled with hope when I saw this store, but I was pretty disappointed with the effort. But hey, it's a shoe store. I can't be angry at a shoe store. They have shoes. If their stock constantly changes then maybe I'll find something purchaseable one day, just not this time.

I am a returning customer and we are substantial business owners of over 45 years. My husband and I…read morehave purchased 5 pairs of shoes from this store on our last trip to Adelaid. The staff, Melony in particular was outstanding in her customer service, however the owner was rude and passed offensive remarks suggesting to check that our money may be counterfeit only to realise that he was in the wrong. He probably passed this comment because we are people of colour. The only reason why we continued our transaction was because of the lovely Melony who spent a lot of time helping us and we didn't want all of her time and effort to go to waste. If a person wants to be in business, he should learn to treat his customers with respect and if he thought there was an issue he could have done so discretely and not embarrass his customers infront of others.

If a business has survived over 30 years you know something must be going right. Ignore all the…read morementions of trendy or not trendy, daggy store, blah, blah, blah. Grundy's know what they are talking about and they have made feet go walking out longer then most Yelpers. Get into some Doc Martens or comfy UGG boots, personally my feet feel naked if they are not wrapped in some side lace sheet goodness boots. I will go as far to say my Mum took me for my first pair of shoes here back in 1986, ask her yourself. The cost can be a bit pricey but in a place like this you're paying for knowledge and a brand you know is going to last.

I love this Rotary op shop. Not boring or ridiculous prices. Very reasonably priced furniture,…read moreelectrical goods, kitchen stuff, tools, shoes only $2 a pair and I've had a couple of pair of really good boots from there. The name, "All Sorts Shop" describes it perfectly.

Nina Stephanie is my most favourite North Adelaide clothing store and my wardrobe is littered with…read moreitems I've bought from there. Despite being located across the road from their fashion competitors TuYu, Nina Stephanie does a good trade and there is always customers in the store having a browse. They stock labels such as Bluejuice, Paradisco, Angel Biba and Sweetacacia and have a great range of casual and formal wear. The store is spacious and clean and everything is laid out well so it can be easily perused. There are a couple of large change rooms (I hate pokey ones) and the staff are helpful if you need any assistance. They also have a permanent sale rack where items are alternated and they are actually not all junk like most sale racks are; it is a good first port of call to look for a bargain. Most dresses are around $60-90 mark.

A delightful boutique offering the best seasonal clothing at affordable prices. Good selection,…read morecuts and styles and there is always something to pick out for that special occasion, cocktail evenings or just for a girls night out. I love coming here as it's worth checking out their sale racks and happy to report I picked up a summer dress which will go perfectly for my next beach outing. Makes for a fun shopping outing with the girls.