Adelaide Central Plaza is one of those cool places in the hot weather that Adelaide is prone to,…read morewhere you know it is air conditioned and below the ground, so there are less likely to be flies annoying you while you try and relax and eat. It is a food hall essentially but does have a range of stores and services built in as well; quite a few decent male clothing stores on the slightly higher end price wise, but good stuff - I bought a pair of ankle boots at one of them recently, marked down from $300.00 to $125.00 so pretty good bargains at the right time of year. Food wise it is a reasonable spread of Asian, Mexican and if you wander into the David Jones Department Store food hall you get sushi and regular Anglo type seafood platters (fish and chips) and a glass of wine. There are stores for hair dressing, electronics stores and a newsagent among the other specialty shops you'll find in here, and if it is a really hot day you can come up into Rundle Mall via the entrance at the rear avoiding a little more of the topside heat. The toilets are usually clean and there is always paper available certainly in my experience in the 'Mens'.

This has always been my favourite Rundle Mall food court, although truthfully since the Myer Centre…read morehave done theirs up my loyalty is wavering. My two favourite places here to grab a bite to eat are T-bar and the sushi place inside Food Glorious Food. I often stop in at the newsagency to buy pens or magazines, and the chemist for medicine, tissues, hair ties, or any thing vaguely chemisty. I also love broswing through Bed Bath and Table. The main drawcard for me is the free wifi. I'll either grab a chai smoothie from T-bar, or just find myself a table, and set up my computer to do some work. There are bandwidth limits, but I've never experienced a slow down. I sometimes work here for hours, when I'm finding too many distractions at home. There are plenty of other stores like The Body Shop, Pumpkin Patch, and I think Esprit might still be up the top, but I rarely venture above the food court unless I'm going to David Jones.

Love the tk Max here. It's a good little centre with the necessities plus some cool little shops.read more

Things are changing in this corner of the metro area. The historic buildings but more so, the vast…read moreland spaces of the old railway yards are giving birth to the current modern style of shopping precinct. One day it could be imagined it will join up with the home hardwear section to the South, and there will be a kilometre long stretch of capitalist opportunity. It's unfinished yet but the basics and more are here to make this the go to spot for those in the local area. While it's new and expanding it's even worth to come here from further away every once and a while. There us a chance it will have shops not in your area. We can see this easily becoming a 5 star rating when it is completed. But, for now, we will certainly be back.

The service at this store is always helpful and professional. They have a wide variety of products…read moreand prices are reasonable.

I still remember when this place opened up - it was the one big event in Adelaide, and it was the…read morefirst multi-level shopping centre in the city. In fact when I came in here the first time I was absolutely amazed as I had never seen a shopping centre this huge. Mind you, that has all changed though, but it was still an experience as a child. These days I have to admit that it is a pretty boring place. They used to have an amusement park of the top level but that is now long gone - at least in Brisbane they replaced it with a cinema complex - here it is just a gym and Lincraft. The selection of shops, at least in my mind, are pretty ordinary, though the food hall is okay. Well, I should admit that I did venture into the London Tavern occasionally, but I have to admit that the place it pretty ordinary.

City Cross is located in Rundle Mall, with entrances from Gawler Place and Grenfell St also…read more It is a really nice, clean shopping centre with a food court and many cafes and retailers. Upstairs you will find Billy Baxters, a post office and Harvey Norman. I believe there is also a party supplies store but I have never paid much attention to it. You can also access the post office from the escalators leading up from Gawler Place. Downstairs, there are fashion retailers such as Hotline and the popular Bardot. There is also Charlesworth Nuts (yum!) and Boost Juice, among a few eating and drinking options. Daily Bread is really nice, so is Oporto. There is also Indian and Sushi available, as well as your KFC and Hungry Jacks Express. The place has plenty of fresh air and the food court doesn't get stuffy. I won't comment too much on the toilets, however. All I will say is they need to get their act together. On the up side, City Cross has a wide range of stores, making it one of the better places to shop. Just don't go to the toilet.

My primary experience with City Cross, is using the place as a thoroughfare to get from Grenfell…read moreStreet to Rundle Mall and vice versa. City Cross is a big food court flanked by retail outlets. The food varies a bit, but isn't bad overall. The food outlets frequently change hands and theme here, and based on its location (and likely rent), it doesn't surprise me. This changes things up a bit though. One week some place will be doing stir-fry burritos, the next it'll be donuts. I like the layout of the food court as well. You don't feel as if you're packed into a big set of troughs here as levels and options for seating vary from couches to bars. Most of the stores in the complex are the type that benefit most from walk-by traffic. So, people coming in to eat and commuters making their way through have plenty of opportunity to distract themselves and dispose of their cash between bites.

It's an alright shopping centre, got a cafe, supermarket, Cheap As Chips and Ned's, Newsagent,…read morebarbers/hairdressers, pet shop plus all the essentials like toilets and transport information. Free parking all day long. Feels a bit run down though, a few shops needed to be filled up. Overall an all right like shopping centre in The Port

Not here to leave a review but please aware of this creepy man; who kept glancing over at me in a…read morecreepy manner. If you see him BEWARE. He kept on turning his head to stare at me and as you can see this all took place at West Lakes shopping centre. He kept on doing it. He kept on turning his head and looking/staring at me. Please be careful of this creepy and weird man. He kept on turning his head and just looking at me SO MANY TIMES!!! I had to move seats and made my whole shopping experience a let down! I hope he dies in his sleep and his whole family die in a house fire and go to hell for eternity!!!

This place has certainly grown somewhat, though it was a while since I last wandered through these…read morehallowed halls. Anyway, it is just basically another shopping centre, though I have to admit that adding a cinema is certainly a nice touch, even though they haven't actually added an outdoor area yet, which is a bit of a shame, though I suspect that this will be coming sooner or later. Like a lot of these large shopping centres, they pretty much have all of the stock standard stores here, whether they be big or small, and of course there is also the food court, which not surprisingly is right next to the cinema. I guess the thing that I don't like about the place is that it really isn't all that accessible by public transport (or at least decent public transport.

Centro Arndale is a lot bigger than it first seems, and its labyrinthine set-up can be confusing!…read moreIt's a great local shopping centre, as it has everything you need and lots more, so is great for the necessity of weekly shopping as well for some fun shopping on the side. There are two supermarkets and two department stores here - Woolies, Coles, Harris Scarfe and Big W, as well as three bakeries, which I think is spoiling us! There is a great range of clothing shops for younger and older women, and some casual and formal clothing shops for men as well. They have three Bric-a-Brac stores, including a Reject Shop and two similar independent retailers. The food court is small, but there's enough to choose from, if you're not feeling like bakery wares. There is also a central court which is getting ready for Chinese New Year celebrations at the moment, and has a stage for any concerts or public events. Add to this several hairdressers, banks, a newsagency and bookstore, a fresh fruit store, several shoe shops and bag shops, and you have yourself a great shopping centre with more local personality than the Big Boys like Tea Tree Plaza.

ok, Arndale has everything you would want a shopping centre to have, clothes, shoes, cosmetics,…read morefood, newsagencies, gift shops, bargain stores, cinema etc. But I sincerely dislike the atmosphere, I know it's mainly to do with frequenting this place when I was young with my father trying to find shoes, hours of looking for shoes...blah. It just feels (and looks) unclean and sad. I used to come here back when I was studying at Regency, very convenient, if you aren't looking for shoes you should be out of there pretty soon clutching what you need. Just try not to get lost, I wandered around in there for a good length of time trying to find the cinema, which by the way has a separate entrance, wish someone had told me that! I think with a coat of paint and a different demographic, I could quite like Arndale.

I didn't even know the Parabanks Shopping Centre existed till I found myself up in Salisbury for…read morethe first time as part of their Social Media Day. The centre is a lot like most suburban shopping centres, if not a little bit outdated, but there was plenty there. It's pretty big, with two major supermarkets, a Big W and a Harris Scarves. There are plenty of other specialty stores, mostly chain stores rather than local small businesses. It really just feels like the centre could do with a bit of sprucing up, and perhaps a proper food court (unless I missed that one) but it certainly looks like a handy centre if you live nearby.

Honestly, It may not be the prettiest flower in the bunch but it has everything people need. A…read moreWoolworths, news agency, reject shop and big W. Those shops are the main places that I go if I need to buy something cheap. There's also a post office and a Harris Scarf. There's also other clothing shops inside but I never buy any clothes from the shops because they're too expensive... and I'm more of an op shop kinda gal. There's places inside to have a bite to eat (I like the sushi bar.) I've heard that they're going to renovate Parabanks and I can't wait for that to happen.