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13 years ago
Fairly standard supermarket with pretty much everything you need. Right next to the Novotel hotel, so it's a convenient place to get some snacks and drinks. read more
36 Princess St
Brighton-Le-Sands New South Wales 2216
Australia
(02) 9599 5493
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http://www.coles.com.au
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What time does Coles open?
Coles opens at 6:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Coles opens at 8:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Coles close?
Coles closes at 11:59 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Coles closes at 8:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 6:00 AM - 11:59 PMSun 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Does Coles have parking?
Yes, Coles has parking options.
People searched for Grocery 1,259 times last month within 10 miles of this business.
You remember that hot chick you used to love seeing at school? ..and then you saw her a couple of…read moreyears later to find she let herself go so much you were all like, "What the hell happened to you...?" Well this is one of those. This Woollies has the distinction of going from one of the best Woollies in 2013 to (in my experience) the worst. Badly maintained produce, rarely stocked shelves, stock in the wrong place... it's a bit of a shambles. The staff are generally okay with a couple of really exceptional register and shelving staff that are the saving grace of the experience here. The major exception to this is a large island lady with short red hair that habitually snatches your card off you when you pay and thinks it's funny to mock customers that have trouble at the self service checkout. If there were a Coles here I would drop this place like a led balloon but it's the only action in town.
One of the bigger Woolworths supermarkets in Sydney; newly built and opened. While it is a larger…read morebuilding, luckily everything inside is nicely laid out, with plenty of room to move and lots of checkouts, including self serve. There are also iPads at the end of some of the aisles, if you want to quickly type in what product you're looking for and exactly where to find it. Fresh sushi is also made instore in front of you; with some sushi already prepared for purchase, but you can also ask if you want something custom put together. Fresh pizzas are also available and made in store; either pick up a premade pizza or custom order your own.
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Picked up a jar of chilli sauce whilst buying my fruit and veg. There was no price to be found for…read morethe sauce on the shelving or on the jar itself but the size would of indicated around $8-$10. After going through the checkout the price she charged me seemed excessive for what I had bought so I immediately checked the receipt . Upon checking I saw the price of the sauce was $25. I was still in the store at the checkout and asked for a refund which they refused. I asked for a credit for the next week when I did my shop and she refused . I could only exchange it for something else so had to go searching for something I really didnt need for $25. I could understand if it was fruit or veg and I had left the store but I was still in the store and the product was in a jar. Wont be shopping here again
Being a mother I know how hard it is to find good quality fresh fruits and vegetables. I have been…read morequite put off by the supermarket chains who sell produce kept in storage for ages. I stumbled upon Miles fresh food when my husband had some work in the area and I just thought I could use the time to finish off my local grocery shopping. I couldn't believe what I saw - fresh, crisp fruits and vegetables and that too at prices cheaper than anywhere else. Amazed at the variety of offerings as well as the prices, I recommended this to other family and friends. The staff is friendly and is ready to help you in every possible way. They even have a variety of freshly baked goods .Love the Pizza bases and the wraps. They also have a variety of herbs and spices available from different countries. These days my weekly grocery shopping is never complete without going to Mile's fresh food .
This is probably the best place to get your daily two fruit and five veg servings and any other…read moredaily food essentials. Peakhurst Fruit Shop is perfect if you want to avoid the long lines and questionable freshness of fruits at your local Coles or Woolies. Among the obvious variety of fruit and vegetables sold at almost every other fruit shop, Peakhurst Fruit shop acts doubly as a delicatessen selling a huge variety of cold meats and appetizers to satisfy any entree platter. However, the real prize-winner in this place is the fresh home-made gelato (which is too perfect for the upcoming summer months). If you want something a little sweeter than your healthy serving of fruit, be sure to top it off with a fresh scoop of gelato on your next visit to Peakhurst Fruit Shop.
Have you ever watched some cooking shows and thought about picking up some Indian spices and curry…read moremixes from nearby local store... Conveniently located inside Rockdale plaza is the Spice Market Indian store which comes in handy when I have these urges to cook authentic Indian food. The shop also has groceries from Nepal and Bangladesh. Everything manufactured in these countries from Biscuits to beauty products is sold here. It's a must go place for the local Indian and Bangladeshi community. The staff is extremely friendly and is always ready to help even if you don't know (the original name of) exactly what you are looking for. One thing that I noticed is that they have a lot of space and could do with adding more stock as many aisles look a bit empty. Adding more stock would increase their day to day sales and turnover. They also stock freshly made chapattis and other snacks/sweets made by housewives at home. Oh yes forgot to mention if you are a Bollywood fan - you can get access to a huge collection of DVDs and super cheap prices.
This is the worst supermarket I have ever been to. The temperature inside it was so hot. The air…read moreconditioner was broken and the service was amazingly bad. Rude cashier. Inflated price. Will never ever enter that supermarket again.
Wide range of things here from fresh produce, Butcher, imported foods from China, Taiwan and Japan…read more I was pretty impressed with their selection. They have furikake and umeboshi! Which is pretty hard to find in most Asian markets. They had tons of Taiwanese snacks and drinks as well as a good selection of thinly sliced meats for hot pot. If I lived in the area I would probably be very satisfied with this market because they have such a wide range!
Maloney's Grocer deserves a mention for the simple fact that it stocks the most delicious chocolate…read morein the world. Conscious Chocolate's Raw Cacao with 60% cacao, naturally sweetened with agave nectar, is raw, organic, handmade and vegan, with low GI, no soy, no added sugar and gluten free. So basically, it's chocolate that is not only delicious, but that is good for you - or so I'm able to convince myself. Maloney's is fantastic for a bunch of other reasons as well - namely their amazing salads, gluten free products, fantastic range of fruit and veg, and tasty fresh gluten free vegetarian lasagne. So you should go there - and buy some Conscious Chocolate.
Top five things to browse and buy at Maloneys…read more 1. Anything from the deli. The salads, the sandwiches, the pastas all are delicious. 2. The Tubs of goodness. Chocolates, sweets, pretzels, nuts, rice crackers, you name it Maloneys have it in a tub. 3. Great quality fruit and vege and lots of it! Maloney's also have great packaged up veggies for snacking. 4. The selection of great sauces, jams, dips etc. 5. The coffee is really very good. You'll pay through the nose for everything at Maloney's but you are paying for quality.
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Easy to walk past, this Woolworths is actually quite a large grocery store. In addition to a good…read moreassortments of fruits, veg, prepared meals, cheeses, and frozen fare, the level below ground has household wares (cleaners, mops, tupperware, hangers, etc.). In short, all the things you need to set up a house are here, and prices are reasonable.
One of the biggest woolworths stores i Abe visited!…read more This is where they have their own in house cafe and cheese room!! Yes... Cheese room! They have heaps of parking above the store. They also have the usual self-serve checkouts, freshly made sushi, huge beauty area etc Worth a visit, it can get busy at times.
Woolworths Double Bay is like the Gold Standard of Woolworths. It's layout and shop displays scream…read morehigh end and luxury. It's very much tailored to the wealthy sophisticated high end Double Bayites ( how I imagine they want to be labeled). The store is quite large and offers what you would find in most of their stores along with more like a cafe, pizza counter, bakery and deli counter which aren't available in all their stores. The store also offers a large cosmetics and Health & Beauty section. While the section looks amazing it's missing the personal touch that's offered in pharmacy and beauty department stores in terms of service. The sections are well stocked but should you need advice it's not available or on offer. The store is definitely easy on the eye and there are plenty of self serve checkouts and checkout counters to get you in and out in a reasonable time.
Standard supermarket, but a nice big one. Good selections, helpful deli people, and friendly…read morecheckout personnel. Good produce section.
The best part about this Coles is the convenience, for Parramattians. Ever since this opened no…read moremore navigating the chaos carpark of Westfield Parramatta and their lack of late night hours. They have easy access underground parking with 3hr free parking cause like, whose shopping at Coles longer than that really. They have a surprisingly large and variant range of products, including their own in-house fresh bakery and deli. They cater to halal and kosher if you're down with that also. Considering the space they have to work with, they have an extensive coverage of meat, dairy and frozen foods. I can literally find all my groceries and then some here. The self checkouts are the greatest invention ever as I seem to buy alot of "carrots"..
Located on the corner of Victoria and Church St, Parramatta. At this destination you will find…read moreEntrada where you have residential and retail. This Coles supermarket is located on the ground floor and has only been open a couple of years and it still feels brand new. (oh so shiny) It opens everyday from 6am to midnight and is massive! Parking can sometimes be a tight squeeze as its underground so if you have a big vehicle- be warned. Great option of you don't want to go to Westfields.
a HUGE coles with everything you could need!…read more They gave out chocolate cakes one time, and that is enough to get a five star because that single slice blows all the other groceries out of the water. Time to time, there will be an employee handing out samplers (but like full size samplers) of new Cole's branded treats. I've never had to wait more than 20 seconds to check out at this cole's, and had absolutely no issues ever.
I did not expect Coles being a supermarket in the middle of CBD would be that sizable! This…read morelocation though not really close to my hotel but worth coming by to check it out in the area. Huge selection of everything. This place though is super crowded! A lot of out of towners like myself are shopping here. Self serve lines with multiple checkout machine probably the best option instead of waiting in line if you only have a few items that you want to cash out.
This IGA is my local and luckily for me it also happens to be a lot cheaper than other IGAs and…read morealso cheaper than woolworths. They have a great selection of products and pretty good specials too. At the front of the store there is a suggestions box....which they actually use! I put in a request for Vitasoy chocolate and Dr.Pepper and now they actually stock them! Another bonus is the seniors discount they offer in Tuesday's. Senior citizens make up a large part of Mosmans population so it's nice to see a Grocery store helping them out. There is also a members club card which donates a portion of the money you spend to a charity of your choosing. The staff are all helpful and friendly, if you can't find something on the shelves they will always check out the back. Look out for the guy who stocks the tissues in the first aisle, he's quite a character!
Fantastic local supermarket with a wide range of products. Well worth a shop with convenient…read moreparking underneath (free for a few hours). The management here really tries to get interesting and unique products. The store is impeccably clean, and service is excellent consistently.
I know that IGAs are meant to be local and independent - that's what they stand for. But these…read moreguys in Annandale are good. They make the friendly talkative IGA worker on the TV ads look cold and shut-off. These guys understand the community spirit of Annandale and deliver outstanding service accordingly. The people of Annandale have petitioned thus far successfully against the construction of a supermarket super-centre in the area. Annandale is at heart a village and is a village with heart, and the people aren't willing to give that up. They shop locally, even if their IGA can't always compete with the big guns' discounts. Annandale IGA have their own bakery, a good range of fruit and veg, yoghurts, cheeses and your usual packaged supermarket goods. They also have a really nice selection of flowers which brighten up the shop-front and add to the beauty of this little village.
This is one well stocked IGA. Holy moly. Cosmopolitan munchies? Check. Fruit and veg? Check…read more Glucose lollies? Check. Tulips? Check. Friendly owners? Check. Yes, it's probably a little pricy, but well worth a visit, rather than giving yet more money to Coles or Woolies. Plus, they have all sorts of obscure goodies, so if there is something peculiar you have in mind, chances are IGA will have it, somewhere in their crowded little store.
Central and convenient location…read more Was refurbished at the start of the year so it's a lot more spacious now. Prices a lot better than Coles too, more specials!
Woolworths is a grocery chain? I thought I had been given a bad bit of information when I asked…read morewhere the nearest grocery store was located, for in the States, if there are even Woolworths left, they are the old "five and dime" type stores that stock a bunch of stiff but not groceries. But here it was. Conveniently located to my hotel on the lower level of the mall ( another misnomer for me for I was told it was on the 2nd level, which I automatically assumed was upstairs and not down) plenty of fresh produce, lots of fresh deli items and even a number of drug store items. The check out was fast and effiencient and I loved that credit card orders under $35 do not require a signature. All in all super convenient, decent prices and a large selection for a city center location.
Although I almost habitually manage to get to Norton Street Grocer as it's closing, the days when I…read moremanage to get there on time mean that for a week (or at least a couple of days) I'll be eating like a king. Nortons has a great selection of olives (my picks: the manchego stuffed, anchovy stuffed, Sicilian and chilli stuffed) and cheeses, plus I'm sure they've got a good range of deli meats as well - I should say that as a non-meateater I didn't really pay this much attention. Aside from the antipasto ingredients, Nortons has fantastic selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, which is fantastic when the Coles upstairs disappoints. Not only is everything stacked and presented immaculately, but the grocers are more than willing to help you choose the right produce, selecting the one that's just ripe enough for whenever you may need it. They have a great selection of fresh and dry pastas, passatas and various other Italian ingredients, and come Christmas and Easter times their shelves are loaded with dozens of panettone varieties - my boyfriend's Italian mum (not a Sydney-sider) has us source on from Nortons every holidays. Given all it's good points, and the fact that Norton Street Grocer is open 'til 7pm almost every night, I have no excuse for missing it. Perhaps its just to ensure I don't eat that well all the time.
The fresh produce here is so fresh! They also stock some of the more exotic fruits like Tamarillo…read moreand achacha. They also had mirabelle plums which you don't see often. Slightly more expensive but the fruit lasts longer due to freshness.
Located at York street, Sydney, CBD is a great addition by Woolworth…read more Surrounded by office buildings and and the opening hour between 6am -10 pm, offering range of fruits, vegetables, ready made meal, bakery and even coffee. This express outlet usually very busy during lunch break.
I stopped a few times for little things as I was I was walking by. They actually had hot food it's…read morea small space but they make use of the space. Drinks food snacks they had it. The owner was real nice too