Gotta respect their skills in making some great displays, while using their famous brown logo bags,…read morean alligator and a kango isn't an easy task. If a kango or alligator is sporting a LV, then why not the rest of us? But then it occurs me how much of their own brown logo leather they used to make these displays. What happens to the display afterwards? Do they recycle and use it again to make the bags for purchase?

The address for this location is WRONG and directs you to the other Louis Vuitton near Pitt Mall…read more The correct address is: 155 George Street NSW 2000 Australia This location is one of two LVs in Sydney and is on the smaller side. If you're staying near The Rocks in Circular Quay, it's a very convenient location. We came by to see their inventory and found a few small leather goods in stock, as well as the Pochette Accessoires, which they had just received that morning and was still in the shipment boxes. We were very lucky as the larger location near Pitt Mall didn't even have these in stock. Otherwise, usually that store will have more items to choose from, but it doesn't hurt stopping by here and seeing what they have!

Live Uniqlo. Great quality items. Can't go past all the coloured socks and great air tech t shirts…read morefashionable clothing well made with excellent materials.

Having visited numerous Uniqlo stores overseas i was interested to see how the Australian version…read morestacked up. The range was comparable to overseas however the pricing was a little higher (to be expected). The store in mid city centre is quite large and spacious. Buyer beware, they must have numerous suppliers as the sizing and cuts varies quite drastically so make sure you tey before buying.

While living in Montreal, I found it very difficult to find a store with fresh, locally grown…read morefruits and vegetables, especially in the winter. So here in Sydney, I'm taking advantage of the one a few steps from my apartment. Simply named Louis Fruit Market, this is a truly local outlet that sells a wide variety of beautiful fruits, vegetables, and flowers seven days a week. A colorful stand of various fruit frames the exterior, where your eye can catch daily deals. Walking by can inspire you to make that lemon tart you've always wanted, squeeze your own orange juice, or have a picnic in Bicentennial Park nearby. They even offer a gratuitous delivery service for when you buy too many things to carry home.

I don't know why but I'm not in love with this fruit stand. Maybe I miss my Singapore fruit guy who…read moreknew my order of a mango and a couple bananas and would often try and get me to buy papaya. Or maybe I just like the green grocer down the street better. Either way, this place is nothing special to me. But to be sure, it is open at very convenient hours, they have a decent variety of produce, and they check you out quickly.

Big store and cheap prices. They do however need to work a bit more on the entertainment side of…read morethings. This is why I decided to drop it by one star.

It is a treasure trove of things that one can find in this studio with japanese inspired products…read more From accessories to kimonos to dresses all within traditional and contemporary silhouettes I particularly loved the men's shirts with some fun prints and the jackets that were just to die for. If you love prints, quirks and some fun japanese inspired accessories and clothing, it is the place for you

I'm not sure why it's taken me 8 months to try Frenchs Forest Market since I moved to the northern…read morebeaches, but I now regret every single Sunday that has passed in that time. This market has all the quality foodstuffs a (largely) organic market should have with very little of the meaningless tat that no one ever buys. The produce stands were large, with excellent fruit and veg: we loaded up for the week as there were definitely deals to be had over the big grocery chains. I had one of the best bacon and egg rolls ever, smoky and gooey and big, for $7. And I had to queue for nearly 10 minutes behind other hungry people to get it, which says something. They had raclette. Dear, sweet deity of cheesy goodness, they had proper raclette, with potatoes and gherkins and big gobs of browning cheese scraped onto it all... A French guys was selling saucisson and pate and foie gras. There were cheeses galore. There was salmon smoked on the spot. Of course there were a few hippies selling healing crystals and uncooked superfood nut bars and a bit of that sort of nonsense, but all is forgiven. RACLETTE! It was easy to get a park, too.

A great organic food market that continues to grow in size and quality if you get in the last 30…read moremin you can pick up some huge savings from the produce stalls - however don't expect any melons or eggplants by then they are all gone - 80 percent off apples, lemons, mandarins and more not bad. You must try a cornbread pocket if you get the chance my gf loves then as she is gluten intolerant which appears to be a key reason for this markets growing appeal given Sydney has one of the highest allergy ratings in the world - widely blamed on non-organic and overly protective food diets during pregnancy.

Love this place. Coming from NYC, the selection is trendy, different, good quality and a great…read moreprice point. Considering service in Australia is pretty slow, the staff here are amazing and provided he best service I experienced my entire trip. Shout out to Julia for her help - she is phenomenal!! Also - Love the fact that they ship to the USA now.

The clothing here is monochrome interesting trendy pieces. The store has a great sales section and…read moreis well maintained.

Big op shop with a great range. A bit pricier than some of the suburban ones but some great finds…read morehere, particularly kitchenware.