I have been wondering what type of items they have got here for a long time and finally I could…read morecheck it out today. Location: Right there if you enter the centre entrance from Oxford Street Items: Mainly beach wears such as bikinis, casual dresses, hats, tops and bottoms Price: Bit pricey Each item is very cool and pricey, however, the way how they display is not that cool so each item wouldn't look attractive enough. If they arrange the display it makes each item looking very cool.

This shop has all the looks of a bomb having gone off inside it, a jewelry bomb. Every nook and…read morecranny is draped in something sparkly and beautiful making it impossible for anyone with any magpie tendencies to pass by the shop without a quick look-in. Although this is not the only place that Tresors exhibits, they usually have a stall at the Antiques Fair, it is soon to close so it's important to remember this shop is still around. The shop assistant told me that the shop had always stocked the "more fun" things anyway. Their pieces are a variety of costume, antique and estate collection jewelry which hasn't been tampered with, so you'll find the prices and styles range wildly. Most pieces are one-offs. I could barely tear myself away, though I've definitely made note of this one for any friends' up and coming Birthdays (or presents to myself). Without a doubt there'll be something for everyone in there, and (for the blokes) the shop assistants are just gorgeous!

After years of longingly looking into the front window, today I made my first purchase from…read moreTresors, and I'm so sorry I waited this long to step inside. But antique/ old wares stores can be somewhat intimidating, with "invite only" style security, or posh/ rude staff. I've often found myself "looking shyly", too self conscious to ask questions, and hurridly scurrying out the door. My experience today at Tresors was anything but. On taking a gulp and stepping inside, I was greeted warmly by staff, who let me look unattended for as long as I needed until I approached them for assistance. The aim today was to find the perfect 30th gift for a dear friend, something beautiful, and one of a kind. To be honest, I'd say I found that "special something" 100 times over, such was the volume and collection of antique, vintage, estate, costume jewellery and ornaments packed into this modest store. I must've spent over an hour rifiling through what felt like grandma's treasure box, scouring their many drawers of beads and semi precious stone necklaces in every possible colour of the rainbow, aurora borealis, lapis lazuli, german art deco beads, citrine and 60's vintage mod beads. Each beautiful piece had a story, and nothing was too much trouble for the staff at Tresors who respectfully and patiently answered all my questions and made thoughtful suggestions, I even learned a thing or two and had a laugh in the process =) I finally decided on a beautiful string of pastel agate beads, (pictured). THE place to come for necklaces, beads, rings, brooches, bangles, bracelets and trinkets, not simply an excellent vintage store, but a collection lovingly curated by Jenny and her lovely and knowledgeable staff who know each piece personally. I simply can't recommend this store enough, do pay them a visit!

The development on this old shell took a while, but this place is starting to take shape. With a…read moreKmart, Aldi and a Woolies, as well as a fresh market and fish shop, it's a one-stop shop for weekly groceries. There are also a heap of ready made food outlets, Bread Top, Donut King and sushi, and also several cafes including a gozleme shop!!! (Which is also excellent) The food outlets have all opened in the last couple of months and there is a surprising range. There's also a $2 shop, nail salon, dentist, acupuncture place and Priceline. There is a Chinese grocer upstairs and I think the old Spotlight might still be there too. The reason the 5th star is missing from this review is the fruit n veg market. That place lacks a distinct standard of quality that Sydney Siders are used to, and frankly the fruit and veg there is appalling. I'm surprised it's survived and it really is the missing link in what would otherwise be the best shopping centre from Parra to Burwood - and it's quiet enough to always get a park (unlike the other 2 Westfields). Amazingly close for residents of Newington and SOP.

Within walking distance from the multiple harbours in downtown Sydney, Broadway Shopping Centre…read morehouses two very famous American general merchandise retailers: Target and Kmart. I was curious how similar/different they would be from their US counterparts, so made the walk to this mall on a weekday. Broadway Shopping Centre is located in the Broadway locality of Sydney, Australia, and originally opened in 1998. It underwent major renovations in 2016, adding a food court. The names of the store are prominently displayed high on the side of the non-descript building from the outside. Since we didn't come from the attached parking garage, we had to find the external entrance. Once inside, one distinguishing feature are the very long sloped moving walkways that will take you up/down each level (instead of escalators). We stopped by specifically to do product searching, walking each level to see what was available. In a lot of ways, it's similar to a US indoor shopping mall, except instead of department stores being the anchors, here it is grocery stores and general merchandise stores.

The thing that strikes me the most about this place is that it is located in this absolutely…read moregorgeous building, or at least the frontage of the building remains as opposed to having been torn down from some modern monstrosity. The problem I found with this shopping centre though is that it can be a nightmare finding your way in, and out again, especially if you are not familiar with the area. However, it has a pretty decent number of stores, and it quite well stocked as well.

I have been a regular customer of this shopping center since it opened. In the center there is a…read morebig Coles grocery store, Virgin Gym, Newagency, Optus and Vodaphone shops, Westpac bank, chemist, Liquorland Bottle shop, Phoenix Yum Cha upstairs and a Fine Shine carwash in the parking lot. Also barbers, hairdressers, beauty and pet store, butchers, fish monger. bakery, heath foods store as well a huge fruit and veg shop and lots of places to eat and free Wifi. The best coffee in the shopping centre is at Taste Baguettes. On Saturday's with markets in the park around the corner from the shopping centre, it gets very crowded and busy on Saturday afternoons.

Nice mall that puts on events and has different types of grocery stores and restaurants. They had…read more12 days of refab which I hope they do again next year (I won't be here but it seemed like a great idea) to get people to make healthy choices.

70% off means I can afford this brand's super expensive wares. I bought a few accessories and…read morewill return to purchase the gorgeous 99 aud heels once I purchase winter boots and being an end to my ban on purchasing other shoes in the interim. Knocked off a star because there's a fair bit stamped with their logo. Riddle me this: why would I shell out good money on a high quality product made in order to advertise for your company? I figure label whores would take that money to Marc by Marc Jacobs. Or is it COACH for Aussies?

Love my new handbag and clutch. Came here at the right time (an impulse purchase) as all goods were…read more70% off the marked retail price. As one customer entered, another customer left. Brought a handbag normally priced just under $600, I only paid around $165 for it. Really happy with it. A beautiful tote. Way smaller than my other handbag, which I will sell. My purple clutch is great when going out nightclubbing.

OK for a neighborhood mall. You probably wont find a prom dress but all the essentials are there…read more Supermarkets like Coles/ Aldi; home improvement store; butcher; pharmacy; post office; cafes & restaurants and so on..... [Could be a mad house over the weekends, especially ALDI !!!!]

Good mall for the area as it has two grocery stores in it and many take away places including…read moresushi, mexican, italian and desert. There is also a post inside but they are not able to do everything that a regular post can (documents, etc). Fitness first is inside as well, but you enter from the outside.

What treasures abound in this store! What a feast for the eyes. Everywhere you look is a…read moredelight. Like candy! Like fun! Like style you can't find anywhere else. They carry this designer from the Netherlands Zsiska and I am obsessed and in love. Also a plus, the salesguy was the first person to welcome me to Australia. He was great I really felt special. Maybe that's just how people are here but at any rate it was a good experience.

The Family Jewels came up with their name I imagine from the fact that they sell pieces collected…read morefrom across the globe - the family of humanity. Brazilian, African, Tibetan, North American, Mexican, Chinese and Indian - they have it all. There are semi-precious stones like Jade and Turquoise, Sterling Silver, Pearls, and men's jewellery including cuff links and silver bracelets. I don't recall seeing an gold pieces so if you're not into bright and bold pieces this probably isn't your kind of jewel haven. I like that you can try on any of the pieces without waiting for a shop assistant to open a glass cabinet. There are expensive pieces you might wish to buy as a gift as well as more costume type pieces to match with that new outfit. Other bits and bobs sold in the shop include bags, silk kimonos and a gorgeous lace umbrella that I nearly bought just for the sake of having it. If you want to add a bit of colour to your jewellery collection visit The Family Jewels.