Most Target stores are pretty standard. It's rare to walk into a Target and be amazed at how…read moredifferent it is in comparison to another Target store. This Target store have a pretty decent selection of bras and underwear at very affordable prices, and all you ladies know how expensive it is when it comes to buying these things! That's not to say that there isn't plenty of underwear in the mens department either for you gentlemen. Target is not my go-to store when it comes to clothes. Always happy to find a bargain, and if you're just looking for a plain t-shirt, tank-top or a pair of leggings then Target is definitely the place to go. I find the clothes to be more directed at older women, therefore if you are an older women then I'm sure you will love it. The DVD selection is pretty sweet. As I've previously mentioned; I'm a movie geek. I'm constantly checking bargains at every store before I buckle down and purchase a movie. Target have some great continuos bargains when it comes to DVDs. You can always find them priced at $8.99, $12.99 and sometimes even $6.99! They also keep a great selection of black and white/classic films. Overall Target is a great store to shop at. Wether you're looking for clothes, books, movies, stationary, games or even chocolate! They pretty much have it all (and it's usually a bargain!).

Target is my go to store when I need a pressie for someone, or just feel like browsing. I like this…read moreTarget in particular because it has a fair bit of variety, and they seem to have lots of stock of each product. I find the home appliance section of this Target a bit better than some of the others, and also the books. I also like that Target nooks are usually discounted all the time, so I know that I wont do much better online.

From time to time I drop into this dress shop as I do occasionally find stuff I like and is suited…read moreto my likes and budget. Fashion from Heaven has been around for ages in the same location and why move when they've built a very good reputation with the locals and others as well. All of their clothes are designer brands but the somewhat older ones lines like Geoff Blade for instance. A new label on the block which I've seen elsewhere recently also is 'I love my clothes' the word love is a heart shape. It's kinda funky as it's over sized one fits almost all type scenario but the price is close to up there for what it is, but never the less I was giving serious consideration to one piece in particular..but it wasn't to be. I purchased a kaftan style instead, it's not a bright colour - as I do have to ween myself off black and blacker - and not totally African or Indian but more of an inspiration I think...light weight with murky green and dark patterns the print hides the fact it's sheer, perfect for a camy worn underneath during the hot weather. And with Xmas coming up, I hear it'll be a touch on the warm side on Sunday. Fashion from Heaven is mainly aimed towards the more mature woman, possibly the socialite and perhaps someone with cash. But there are sales which are worth keeping an eye out for as you drive by as they don't have a website and don't advertise. This is how well they are known with their regulars who spread news word of mouth.

The 'by appointment only' experience is sometimes the best one to have when you are getting a…read morespecial dress created for you - maybe it is a prom night thing, or a debutante ball, possibly you are about to be a bridesmaid. Whatever the occasion it is nice to have the interactive experience with the dressmaker who is going to start with you one on one and work something up according to your tastes. But of course I am not someone who has his dresses made - I just don't wear dresses. But I see the great work happening here and I have met some of the very happy young customers who are delighted to have had such a positive experience, so I am saying I think from everything I have been informed, you may be wise to get a quote at least before purchasing something off the rack for an exorbitant fee when you may be remarkably surprised at the low costs involved comparatively speaking in having your own dress constructed.

Foodland is one of those supermarkets that have certain products that not all other supermarkets…read morehave. That's probably why a lot of people do certain shopping at different supermarkets. I'm a bit like that too. You can only buy this from Woolworths, but something else is at Coles and another thing is at Foodland. It makes shopping a bit of an effort, doesn't it? This Foodland is fairly large, and definitely my favourite of the franchise. The isles are big enough to walk around in comfortably, there's a wide variety of fresh produce and the deli section is pretty sweet. At the end of the day it's all about preference isn't it? Some people shop at all supermarkets for different foods, or they stick to one.

If you need good for your feet shoes, expert knowledge, great advice and amazingly attentive…read morecustomer service go to Podplus, your feet will thank you! And if you have a referral from your Dr or podiatrist you get 10% off non sale items too. Staff go out of their way to help and are more interested in what's right for your feet than they are in making a sale.

From the owner: Rocker sole, orthotic friendly and comfort footwear. Half sizes and multiple widths. Diabetic…read morefriendly shoes.

Dessert was so disgusting i'm going to cry thinking about it my wife is still mad at me for making…read moreus eat here. Apple pie was cold and base was sitting on my tongue with bad feeling. Chocolate cake was a flop, let it be known i'm an eater and do dabble with chocolate often but this is a cry for help. Never again!

Ok... I am going to do it. I am going to review IKEA…read more So, it is hard to describe my relationship with IKEA. I remember when this place first opened. I actually did not know a whole much about IKEA. The brand was very foreign to me. I heard of it, but was unfamiliar with it's scale. Like the rest of Adelaide, I had to check it out. All new, shiny and plastic. Oh yes, walking through the maze that is IKEA was quite wonderful. I then started to notice something. It is not only the deisgn of their products that make IKEA successful, it is also the design of their stores. Do you ever find that when you go to IKEA you end up taking home a shoe horn, dish brush and a new mirror that you don't need? You end up having to go fetch your car to drive into the bay to load it full of stuff with a $2 icecream in your hand. I am always left saying huh? How did that happen? Over the years IKEA's appeal went downhill for me. I have had furniture and items break. What I have always been impressed with is the 3 month return policy. So, if you are not happy you can take it back for store credit. That is a plus. What do I usually get in this store now? Water glasses, plastic tubs, glass jars, curtains and maybe linen. That suits me fine. Every now and then I might get a decoration of some sort, but I have to really like it. I recommend IKEA if you are on a budget. It was awesome while I was at Uni. Try and look for the solid wood furniture if you can. They last a lot longer than the chipboard stuff. It's great that they have started to use solid pine now! Also, here is my HOT TIP: If you want to get furniture from IKEA and want it to look a little special and not just from the catalog, check out a website called IKEA Hacks. It is full of ideas for turning IKEA products into something really cool and unique. Also, don't feel like you have to use their door knobs and hinges, you can get cool antique ones from thrift stores or salvage places to make the furniture look more funky!

Classy! Conci Furniture has been and still is a South Australian icon for as long as I can…read moreremember, it's been promoted and mentioned on TV and radio so many times over the years, I don't think anyone in the state hasn't heard of them. No you won't find slap banged together furniture here, this stuff out lasts people...you won't wear it out and is quite possibly 'vintage' for the next generation. Conci has both leather and fabric sofas and chairs, hardwood furniture, home decor, etc and will suit any decor or era of home. I love the Stressless range of chairs with ottoman, it's soooo comfy, snuggly and wonderful in winter, settle in with a favourite book or magazine, hot cocoa on the side table..ahhhh. (Yeah I'm a winter person). Yes prices are more expensive but it's definitely reflected in the quality, durability and can be passed down in the family to continue serving its purpose. Note: I like the fact they mention on their opening and closing hours: Close Sunday's Family Day

So as you're driving back from the beach along Henley Beach Road, just before you come to Tapley's…read moreHill Road on the left - STOP!!! Otherwise you'll miss this amazing little shop that is full to the brim of the most GORGEOUS stuff!! I've driven past here a million times and have always meant to stop and have a look. Why, oh why didn't I do it sooner?? I was greeted by the fresh-faced Sarah whose enthusiasm was contagious! I was left alone to browse (love that!!) and wished I had more than 2 eyes to take in everything that the store had to offer. From stunning artworks, to Adelaide Hills-made candles, to pottery; throw rugs; THE most gorgeous cushions EVER; little knick-knacky things that you just so have to buy; swinging love-chairs; vases; table lamps and oil burners. I could go on - but that'd spoil it for you! One of the things that I loved about Design Revival is that they source as much as possible locally - and are very proud of that fact. And so they should be. Adelaide is filled to the brim with amazing talent and the more places that that can be showcased the better in my humble opinion. Anyway - even if you're not passing by - make the effort. It's SO worth it.

I come to this Foodland about once a week. The best thing about it is it has a wide selection of…read morecontinental items, such as traditional pastas, panini etc. Also, the bakery items are the freshest I've tried from pretty much anywhere. Everytime I'm here I get a cheese and bacon roll, and it's always softy-soft, and seems to have been freshly baked that morning. I'm not the only one who thinks so as last time I was here at 11am, and lucky to get the last one. The staff are also very friendly (almost a little too friendly, they might just chew your ear off yapping). In a nutshell - support the non-conglomerates!