As a supermarket, Maxi Foods sits somewhere between a regular supermarket and a specialty market…read more Stocking your regular staples you can pick up your usual shopping here, including fresh fruit and veg, and meat and even alcohol in the liquor section. What I like about Maxi is the odd items you wont find at Coles. The cereal section for instance is a do-it-yourself affair, where you pick and choose form open canisters and fill up your bag of muesli or cereal by weight. The shelves too are quite industrial, and it gives the place a warehouse feel that most city stores would consider boutique.

This place is brilliant. Huge selection of foods hard to find elsewhere. If you're vegan, this…read moreplace is a paradise, they have everything you want!

Local. Sweet. Fresh. Fruit. Vegetables. Cheap…read more Need I go on? The Ripponlea Fruit Shop makes Glen Eira Road complete where it spreads out onto the path almost like a market enticing you with the fresh and colourful produce. The herbs tingle your senses as you walk past and the smiles from the staff mean you have to look inside. It's cheaper than your average supermarket so if you're in the area there's no reason not to get better food for less money!

I was on my way home from the city on Wednesday and I remembered that I didn't have any munchies…read morefor games night with the guys. And right next the entrance of Melbourne Central Station there is this grocery store. " The Urban Asian Grocery" reads the slogan on the pillar out front. It had great range of chips with all kinds of Asian flavors, like masala. And the guys kind of compete to bring unusual chip flavors when they come over for our regular Wednesday night games night. This week I had the most novel flavor of chips. Otherwise it is a pretty regular grocery store - what more can I say?

Don't be confused by the name and go here thinking its a Woolies type grocery store. It is, as the…read moresign at the entrance suggests, an Asian specialty food market. Sure, they've got a good variety of Asian goods, yeah its in a central location in Melbourne Central conveniently near the train station, and it is clean and pretty. However, I can get the same, if not better, large range of Asian rices, noodles, sauces, herbs and spices from my favoured local markets around Glenroy, with friendlier and more helpful service and at prices that make me smile, not cringe.

I go here for my fresh fruit & vegies as it's across the road from my little ladies workplace…read more The staff are always chipper, and the fruit and vegies always at a decent price, and what's better, always fresh. With an Aldi and a Coles in throwing distance, the fact that this greengrocer is always busy proves that people do care when buying produce, and would rather get it fresh than from a supermarket. I love the small section stocking Asian foods and drinks too. It's here I pick up my tofu, my pastes and sauces...and my secret addiction, chili chickpeas.

This is my favourite greengrocer. I go to this store every week for my fruit n veg. Things are…read morealways cheaper than elsewhere. Staffs are friendly.

Fantastic array of produce and lovely staff. I always go here if I'm looking for something special…read moreto add to a meal. They also have a great range of health foods.

This Coles is still fairly new, under 10 years old. It services the Manor Lakes Estate and…read moresurrounding area. It has a fairly good selection of your standard groceries. I find I have to usually look elsewhere for any vegetable that is not considered big standard though, and the yoghurt selection is terrible. (All I want are Hungarian capsicums, some decent chillies and the occasional proper yoghurt rather than alien goop) Otherwise a generally good store.

Terrible. I ordered a small delivery via Uber Eats and they notified me that they didn't have my…read moredeoderant in stock. That's completely fine, I chose a refund for the item. I was not notified of any other changes in delivery. Delivery arrives. I only ordered so I could get Hollandaise sauce so I could cook Eggs Benedict for a guess and no where local had stock. I did not get hollandaise, I got Peri Peri Mayo that I did not want or need. I received a block of chocolate I did not order. I don't eat chocolate. If you are out of stock, that's fine, I get it. Communicate though. Don't presume that I'd prefer choc over the Hollandaise that I actually needed. I hope management address this issue. I won't shop at this store again. I don't care about a refund.

This location of coles is conveniently located closer to the shore in case you want to do a quick…read morerun around and get some food. the store itself is very well maintained. and the staff were friendly. if i ever get to visit werribee area i am in and will visit this store again!

This gourmet supermarket is a serious foodie heaven. It starts as you walk in, or run in if your…read morethat excited, I won't judge....or will I? Straight away your hit with the smell of freshly squeezed orange juice and to your left a cooler with dips and yoghurt's, freshly made sushi, pasta and pizza to entice you. Next up your in the fruit and veg section where you will find everything that is in season and moving on to the meat section where everything is represented, rabbit? Yes. Duck? Sure. And then your headed past the bread (Philippa's bread for me please) and your almost at the deli. The deli is where the magic happens. A cheese section that would sate a field of mice and most cheese gourmets. The freshly cut meats, salads, quiches and antipasto would be a welcomed addition to your Spring racing picnic. The range here is fabulous, and the staff helpful. The deli is all kinds of right. Then there's the cake and pastry cabinet at the back of the store next to the milk and the baked goods, fresh bread, rolls, danish and muffins. The health food aisle down the center of the store divides the fresh section to the grocery section, where usual supermarket brands are dispersed with gourmet variations. Head towards the checkouts and you will find chocolates, magazines and flowers rounding out your trip. There is usually not enough checkouts open, but its worth the wait for foodie inspiration. The Liquor store is as varied and well stocked as the supermarket. More expensive then your average chain supermarket but you pay for what you get, and what you find at Leo's is a great range of high quality produce. If your a foodie, looking for something special or just want to grocery shop to the sound of popular jazz or world music then Leo's Fine food & wine is for you.

Overpriced and the food was terrible to the point of unedible. Have enjoyed Woolworths brand pasta…read moremore.