Of all the US chains that show up in Australia, Target was a surprise. I showed up here one day to…read morefind something that the US version would have but found it at Woolworths instead. This store has 2 levels and has street-side and mall-side entrances. It's a bit on the smaller side compared to my local Target.

Today after my work shift I came into the shop to buy my little sister a birthday present for her…read more18th birthday. I was in the beauty section looking at a range of different things when all of a sudden this women (an employee) comes up to me standing less than a metre away "organising" things on the shelf, mind you I am pregnant and have just finished work, so I say to her "if you think I'm stealing I'm just trying to buy my sister her birthday present," she then continues to start accusing me of putting things in my bag so I show her my back which clearly has nothing accept my wallet inside. The whole time I'm browsing in the store she is following me, she stood in my way so I couldn't go into isles aswell as continuing to call me names. I get to the cash register to check out and the whole time she continues to accuse me of stealing, telling me I'm poor and I'm going to have no future, she says that I am nothing. Another women working near the checkouts politely asks if I've stolen anything and I say no, the other women keeps yelling calling me all sorts of names, I start to tear up and I continue paying and show her my receipt. Her name is Nicole. I am never coming back to this store again!!

After years of stomping around in subpar boots, I realised that it was time to upgrade to a pair of…read moreDoc Martens. The place to get Doc Martens in Hobart? Allgoods, surprisingly enough. They're not the first place I'd think of when I think of Docs--more like somewhere I'd think of if I was going camping, or out to work on a farmstay, or... well, I think you get the idea. But look, Docs are rugged boots and started their life on the feet of postmen, police officers and factory workers, so if we go back to the heart of the shoes (which is a phrase I didn't ever anticipate using) then I guess Allgoods is a perfect fit. Lisa knows her Docs. She's been wearing them forever, and even the boys will defect to her knowledge of finding the best style and fit for your needs.

I went into Allgoods Hobart last Saturday. The 2 male staff didn't give me a friendly greeting as…read moreI walked in the store. I walked around the store for about 5-10 minutes. They didn't acknowlege me at all until I was nearly leaving the store. The older of the two staff members asked if he could help me with anything in particular. He did this with out a friendly smile and looked almost annoyed when I said I was just having a look. The stock was of good quality. But the service was NOT

This is a very nice mall with a wide variety of stores and mostly Asian restaurants. We found the…read moreprices to be reasonable, and the variety good. It's pleasant walking through the area and it has benches and areas (for some of our husbands) to sit while we shop. Highly recommend a store called Cotton!

This is the main shopping area with smaller arcades accessed from here. The Cat & Fiddle a popular…read morelocal shop. On the far side are quirky cafes, independent shops & craft outlets.

More of a busy thoroughfare and a food court than a "Shopping Centre". Bordered by The Elizabeth…read moreMall and the Royal Hobart Hospital and the multi story car park, It has a few cafe's and coffee shops, sushi places and a chemist, but the big draw is the underground Woolie's. It's huge, well stocked and open late... and in the CBD.