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14 years ago
It is a good supermarket but... They run out of stock, staff grunt when you approach them, not enough checkouts open only about 5, not fresh bread and is hard to find! read more
32-44 White Cross Rd
Winmalee New South Wales 2777
Australia
(02) 4754 8000
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http://www.coles.com.au
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What time does Coles open?
Coles opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Coles close?
Coles closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Does Coles have parking?
Yes, Coles has parking options.
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Came here while we were driving through to go to the Three Sisters rock formation and just picked…read moreup some snacks like Cadbury, local M&M's flavour and of course some passionfruit. This town is really small, so I figured to buy things here, because it should be cheaper than the more metropolis area.
For such a small town, this was a large and new Woolworths. We were staying in a nearby hostel and…read moredidn't realize they didn't have bath towels or shampoo/conditioner for us. We were surprised and relieved to find Woolworths was open late and we easily found bath towels and travel sized shampoos/conditioners. We also picked up some Tim Tam snacks and juices (got to get your fruit and veggies while traveling). Woolworths was a lifesaver.
This Woolworths has ATMs,Fresh Seafood & a In store Bakery. They have low prices and every weekend…read moreFresh Fairs. The only down side is parking. Not enough parking. Near by stores include Aldi, Bakers delight and Subway. Every year from July or about June to august they hold there earn & learn promotion where you shop for your school.
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Woolworths is the best grocery stores in Australia, the land of oz. it has the cheapest prices and…read morethings like whole chickens for cheaper at later in the evening. In a country of expensive food this is a nice place to get your fill. Bizarrely grocery stores don't sell any alcohol so you've gotta go to a bottle shop for that kinda thing but they're pretty numerous and easy to find. Most of the time they're just next door
What more can you ask for clean well-organized and fresh produce. This is the normal standard I…read morefind that every ALDI Around the world. Recently they came to America add it took a while for me to really understand that this was the one that was the experience and in Europe. The price point is always affordable and The beauty of it all is that you can really enhance your diet without breaking the bank .I happen to be in Australia for the Reebok cross the challenge and want to have some good snacks trencks their fruits what time is it in my hotel and there's nothing open but the mcdonald's across the street. I was able to spend around 60 Australian dollars which is about 40US dollars for a week's worth of food for two people .This is perfect because I was able to stay in my diet Without worrying about spending more money on smaller portions and still being hungry.
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So much goodness. A great array of organic food and groceries. Just perfect. Wish there were more…read moreof them
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.
Half of the chocolate aisle
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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Another massive modern Coles store located on the level below Ikea…read more They have an open style vegetable and fruit section. Also have self serve machines and they also stock their mix clothing range. Opening hours are up until 6am till midnight Monday to Saturday and Sundays from 7am till 11pm. This comes in pretty handy when you need something at 9pm at night or just want to go get your weekly groceries without people everywhere.
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Not the best Coles Supermarket out there, that's for sure. I would never do my weekly shopping…read morehere... Its a small store compared to most other supermarkets these days. The fruit and veg section is very small which is my major gripe, and the quality of produce isn't that great. Ok to top up groceries for the week, but I wouldn't recommend it for a big shop. I'm not sure why it hasn't been rennovated... It seems a busy store.
Ah, Supabarn! At last a reasonable independent contender against the types that are Coles and…read moreWoolies. This store feels new and fresh (unlike some of those IGAs, Friendly's and Franklins - you know who you are...). It is fairly big and has a good range of stock, including some good organic/fairtrade products. I've found that my basket is about the same price as what I have previously spent at Leichhardt/Broadway Coles - some things are cheaper, others slightly more expensive. However! If you hold a Seniors card, they offer 5% off every Wednesday ***If you're not a Senior, I recommend avoiding Wednesday**** PLUS they offer 10% off your groceries (over $100) on the first Thursday of the month. Still can't quite get everything I want from here, but almost :) AND you don't have to listen to that awful new "prices are down" jingle that Coles uses to lure you into thinking that shopping with them is cheap!
Are you sick of screaming kids, crowded aisles, and long queues at the supermarket? If you don't…read moremind paying a little more, come here instead! It's supermarket heaven! Imagine slowly browsing wide aisles, while (mostly 90's) music is playing at a comfortable volume. Sometimes I find myself bopping up and down the aisles :) There are very few kids in here, and the ones you see are very well behaved! I have not seen a single tantrum in this supermarket! The range is very extensive - I think as good as a Coles or Woolworths. But even though they have some great specials, you will pay more overall. Fruit and veg seem to be the main offenders on price, except for the specials. If you can, go on the first Thursday of the month for the 10% off special. It's well worth it!
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.
Used to be Franklins, now an IGA. It's fine if you just want to pick up a few things for dinner on…read moreyour way home or you've forgotten something, but I'd never do my main shop here. Not enough range and prices seem to be more expensive than Coles, Woolworths and, of course, Aldi.
I'm not surprised this place is all kinds of packed. Let's rename it Sardinia! Everything is well…read morelaid out, easily accessible and stock is at a low height so that even the vertically challenged can gets what they wants. This alternative to Woolies and Coles actually manages to be better than both, despite being 1-floor up, making it probably the least conveniently located of the 3. But where they excel is that despite being packed and people having apocalypse-sized "I'm re-stocking the bomb shelter" loads of groceries, the checkouts fah-lyy!!! I think they have 2 active, maybe 3, and they run like a well-oiled machine. Aldi have cracked the supermarket sudoku, by implementing the checkout trifecta: 1. The checkouter is seated. 2. They've done away with bags. 3. They utilise a multi-scan system. Can you feel that warm fuzzy? You are doing the planet a solid; whilst doing your fellow man a favour; and saving yourself some precious time. I watched as the smiling checkouter used his arm like a hockey stick to send 8 puck-like cans of identical cat food flying through the scanner at once. None of this individual *beep* -wait- *beep* -wait- *beep* crap, he just sidearmed that stuff straight through and was on to the next items... that is some sweet timeology right there! The no-bag thing is inspired. Unlike Woolies and Coles who have had this ongoing "we'll do away with bags eventually" broken promise, Aldi just stepped up to the plate as a competitor and said "We don't do bags, bring your own". It's that kind of brass balls that makes me respect this place. If this thing was on the ground floor and the size of the other 2 players, they'd both be out of business.
Coles Kings Langley is definitely one of the best supermarkets, except for the manners of some…read morestaff members. When paying at the self-checkout during certain hours, one of the employees welcomes you with a angry face. This employee even took away one of my items once. The supermarket has been recently refurnished, and the items are usually up to stock. I would recommend the supermarket, expect for some grumpy staff.
I come here several times a week and it's great. The produce is fresh, there is always plenty of…read morestock on the shelves and the staff are friendly. It's not too expensive either. They always have specials on and are always checking if you want to take part.
This Coles store has a clothing department. I thought I was in Kmart or Big W for a moment. The…read morestore has a bit of everything. The business is busy and quick with a range of foods that is just like any other Coles store. The cakes are fresh and quickly sold. I couldn't believe there were Hot Cross Buns on sale today, I haven't finished my Christmas cake yet. At least there were chocolate chip hot cross buns! yum. Parking isn't a problem but is out in the open.
One of the bigger stand- alone Coles stores that I regularly visit. They have a brilliant Deli…read moresection with the new renovations and the plenty of natural sunlight over the cash registers. The store is very neat and organised with lots of variety and stock available for customers!
I expected the store to be much smaller so I was pleasantly surprised. I just popped in to buy some…read morefruit juice. The deli area looked good
YUCK!!!! iga is gross..... the cleanliness is severely lacking as the owner of the store is rly…read morecheap as hes going out of business. highly recommend the jam biscuits !! (althought you can buy more for a slightly higher price at woolworths). the deli has 1 decent worker left as the other 2 LEFT!! id also like to give a special shoutout to the "presswurst lady" BITCH!!! for making my saturday mornings especially horrid
Never go there on a Sunday afternoon!…read more I usually fill 8 bags on a Sunday at a rival store. This Sunday I filled 2 of the absolute essentials I could get and will shop at the rival tomorrow for the other 6 or more. I doubt with this management whether any other days are better. The shelves were either empty or nearly empty. Good priced white peaches:- two mangy ones left and anyway they only had room for one box. Bananas were all over-ripe. Various egg varieties out of stock. Deli looked good and well-stocked. Frozen chips - two packs of McCains left. Car parking was pretty easy but I think that was because at 4:00 PM most of the vultures had left. Even overcharged at the checkout for two items when I only had one. I couldn't be bothered to complain as there was a queue at that desk. The manager of that store clearly doesn't give (...) for customers who (s)he believes should be serviced in the old rural sense of the word. Sorry Yelp but why don't you allow a zero star rating?
This Woolworths just opened, it is very much needed in this area. Love all the variety of this…read moreplace! This is a full blown Woolies with deli, bakery, butcher and fruit. All parts are nice n shiny and all produce is fresh and the staff are nice n shinny too. Its a pleasure going to this Woolies when I want to try a new recipe just running in and out because its not in a shopping centre so just park and your in.
Wunderbar! This is the best Aldi in the area. Huge, and very spacious. There is a wider range of…read morefood and all the specials are well displayed. The advertised specials are plentiful and the customer service is very quick. I hope the cleanliness and the space keeps up with the future crowds. The parking is around the back of the store and is underground. There were many car spots available. The hours of opening were impressive too...for Aussie stores. I was in and out of the store within 10 minutes and I found what I was looking for very quickly.
Is Watermelon juice available at this store? We've been to both East Chatswood and Lane Cove…read morestores, but the advertised juice was not available.