Great little shopping centre. It's close to home and it's well set up…read more I'm there on a weekly basis without a doubt.

It is ok for a medium sized shopping centre. The only thing I can think of that would be good for…read morethem to do is improve the car park, as the road is quite bad.

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 The centre is a lot like most suburban shopping centres, if not a little bit outdated, but there was plenty there.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.

My mother always taught me, if you don't have anything good to say - say nothing at all. So I'll…read morekeep this brief. The village is possibly the most soulless shopping centre in the land. It's bigger than the local store, but not as big as a Westfield. It's mostly cleaner than the average, but not fitted out very utilitarian, no frills. There's Woolworths, Big w & a tiny Target, national pharmacy and reject shop, amongst a smattering of smaller stores, and empty ones. The food court is filled with seniors sipping on their discount coffee or after school students lazing around before they go home. Do your groceries, get in, get out.

The Westfield stores around Adelaide are definitely the best three shopping centres available, the…read morenext closest I have come across is Golden Grove Village. It's a really pretty shopping centre, with a sort of sun roof so there's some nice natural light that comes in during the day. There are a few useful stores here, Foodland, Baby Target, The Reject Shop, bakeries, butchers, cafes, Big W, Woolworths, and a few little fashion/home wares stores. There's also over 1'400 car parks, and one is usually pretty easy to find. It may not have as many stores as Westfield, but if you just need an afternoon to look at stores and get out of the house, it would be pretty useful. I really like it here. There are also a few buses that come straight here also if you have the time to check out the schedules.