Be prepared to drive in circles. Parking here can be a little overwhelming if you are new to the…read moreshopping centre. If it isn't too hot go up to the sail covered parking area and there is normally a spot. The major feature of this shopping centre is IKEA. Yep love IKEA! I just don't like putting their furniture together...some people are made to solve puzzles, but not this little duck. ha There are a good range of other shops in the centre and there is plenty of wide isles and access for people needing assistance. The elevators are very large and there are ramps with a slight gradient. Target is the major department store and there is a large fruit/vegetable shop near a major supermarket. Bing Lee also features! Reading Theatres are surrounded by an excellent food court and a number of good varied restaurants. Several good coffee shops are throughout the centre with reasonable prices. The shopping centre is in walking distance to Rhodes Station. It is in walking distance to Meadowbank (half an hour) over the old historical train bridge, which is a lovely sight in itself.

I like Rhodes Shopping Centre because its not so big and generally not so busy…read more The big stores consist of IKEA, Reading cinemas, Phoenix Restaurant (Great Yum Cha) , Target and Coles and all these other little specialty stores. It only consists of 2 levels of retail space but I think its perfect. If you want Myer you can drive up to Top Ryde or there is always Westfields Parramatta if you want something bigger. Food court located on the end with the Cinemas or you can try some great sushi at Tomodachi.

Absokutely horrible shopping canter. So badly designed car park. took over 30 minutes just to get…read moreto the top for a car park. disgraceful. don't bother, much better shopping centres. this is a disgrace

The mothership! This joint is huge. How huge? Nicki Minaj looked at it and went "Dayyyuummmm gurl…read moreMac Centa got JUNK" huge. And then did some kind of butt-centric dance-off with J-Lo and Kimmy K and, idk, Amber Rose or someone. Is Amber Rose still a thing? I don't know. I don't watch much TV anymore. There's still some shiny brand-new factor about this place, so do what i did and shoot in early, where you can jag a park without driving around for hours building up monumental amounts of road rage, and cruise around the shops at your leisure before critical mass builds up and the great unwashed sweep in to pick it clean. And inside? It's big, and shiny, with all the brands you know and love and want in a shopping centre, and a bunch of pretty new foreign exchange students - what up Zara, Uniqlo, H&M, how YOU doin?

It's a generous sized store so most probably it will have what you are looking for…read more They open at 8am most days and close at 6pm so you can either get there early or after work if you need a gifts, electronics, shoes, clothing or kitchenware?! I feel Big W has a nicer clothing selection if you are looking for everyday pieces. They have the Peter Morrissey range which is great for ladies work/office attire and only have recently launched Lee Cooper a casual brand for ladies, mens and kids - great new addition!

The Top Ryde Shopping Centre is well spaced out and is easy to get around if you are assisting…read moresomeone in a wheelchair or pram. If you need assistance to get around there is the courtesy go mobiles...thought about putting mother in one as she was taking too long to shop. Honesty they are great for anyone who can't walk too far. This shopping centre is spread out and to get from one floor to the other is a walk. The lifts are very slow and a wait. There are many restaurants on the outside of the centre and are open quite late. This shopping centre has it all, restaurants, cafes, good shops, supermarkets and movie theatres. Parking can be an issue....my suggestion is drive to the top and make your way down.

The development on this old shell took a while, but this place is starting to take shape. With a…read moreKmart, Aldi and a Woolies, as well as a fresh market and fish shop, it's a one-stop shop for weekly groceries. There are also a heap of ready made food outlets, Bread Top, Donut King and sushi, and also several cafes including a gozleme shop!!! (Which is also excellent) The food outlets have all opened in the last couple of months and there is a surprising range. There's also a $2 shop, nail salon, dentist, acupuncture place and Priceline. There is a Chinese grocer upstairs and I think the old Spotlight might still be there too. The reason the 5th star is missing from this review is the fruit n veg market. That place lacks a distinct standard of quality that Sydney Siders are used to, and frankly the fruit and veg there is appalling. I'm surprised it's survived and it really is the missing link in what would otherwise be the best shopping centre from Parra to Burwood - and it's quiet enough to always get a park (unlike the other 2 Westfields). Amazingly close for residents of Newington and SOP.

Eastwood really is an area of its own - if you're a native English speaker, you'll definitely feel…read morelike an outsider in this culturally diverse hub in Sydney. The Asian influence in all the small shops and stalls is very clear except when it comes to this shopping centre. For some reason Eastwood shopping centre has managed to be a very generic shopping centre with the usual Amcal Pharmacy. Millers Fashion Club and Woolworths - I wish this little space reflected more of its surrounding Asian culture - like I would love to walk through this centre and see upside down peking ducks hanging sadly in the windows or stores signs in languages I can't understand.Now thats a shopping Centre I would visit... as for this one... it's ok... but not a "must visit"

Nothing special just like a shopping center with normal prices (high) lol so value would be okay…read moreselection there is a variety of of items. Service n/a. I'd rather go shopping at Manly Beach or downtown Sydney .

This stationary shop decked out wit other various items such a large wooden letters to help spell…read morenames, words, phrases and so forth. They also have ceramic items such as tea cup and saucer set, novelty items etc. From books, to calendars, notepads, pens, travel mugs, canvas prints, back to school packs and the list goes on. Cute store!

Another shopping centre and another review of a shopping centre. I'm not really sure why I'm…read morewriting a review of a shopping centre. Maybe it is because it is one of those places where you can stroll through and I can then say that I have been there, and as such I can then write a review on it. Well, as far as shopping centres go, in particular Westfield shopping Centres, this one really isn't all that big. Still, they have everything that you would expect in a shopping centre, and a reasonable range of shops, as far as shopping centres go of course. Not surprisingly they are all big name brands as well.

This place was a big freaking deal when it first opened. One of the first Westfields. The very…read morefirst Westfield was in Blacktown, just west of here. The name Westfield is derived from "west" related to the West-Sydney location, and "field" due to having located on subdivided farmland. But this one in Burwood was close to follow, called Westfield Shoppingtown back then. Went back to check it out in November 2012, and it looked a little hokey and cramped. Things seem so big when you are small. Who would want to grocery shop here now? Seems a little bit like a relic, and the stores are kinda lame now. Wish I could give it more than two stars. Wikipedia says that Westfield Group currently has interests in total assets worth Aus$58 billion, owning 119 shopping malls in four countries - Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States - with over 10 million square meters of retail space. It is the world's largest retail property group. I've never heard this, but it seems to me they want to have the name Westfield synonymous with the term "mall", so they drop the word "mall" from the name of a shopping center they buy and refurbish. There are huge Westfields in Santa Ana near where I live, and Topanga Canyon in LA for example that had their name changed from "mall".

The Village Plaza is located under an apartment complex, it is not obvious from the street. There…read moreare a variety of small unique shops ranging from grocers, butcher, bread shop, beauty salon, Aldi etc. there is always parking available and at this stage you don't have to pay. The Plaza is walking distance from the ferry wharf and the train station. A nice little convenient gem.

I'm a fan because it's one of my local Places to shop. They have Aldi, Super IGA, pharmacy,…read morenewsagent green grocer, bakey, liqueur store, tobacconist something that resembles a $1 store, a Japanese restaurant, pizza place and other few little shops. Overall it's generally a quiet place with not many lines unless you're r stuck in Aldi at peak time. Have yet to try the pizza place but will definitely do a review once I visit!

This may be the biggest Hot Dollar I have ever been to. It is always well stocked and is quite…read morepopular, even in a mall as large as Macquarie Centre. Can you predict whether they're going to have what you're looking for? Of course not. But unlike at many other hot dollars or dollar kings, the odds are good that they will have a substitute. Service is typically mediocre, and don't expect anyone to offer any help, but you'll feel rewarded by the vast array of home decor, craft and party supplies, kitchen tools and surprise goods you didn't know you wanted. One of my favourite shops in this centre, hands down.