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.

Located as the base of the Sydney Tower, Westfield Sydney is a high end shopping center in the…read moreheart of Sydney downtown. Its major retailers are stores like Myer and Zara, with luxury brands like Gucci, Fendi, and Chanel. It is owned by the Centre Group, which was previously part of the Westfield Group, a multi-national based in Australia. The Westfield Group was split in 2014 into a Australia/New Zealand portion (Centre group which owns this mall) and the Westfield Corporation, which owns many shopping centers in Europe and the US, including many that I've been to (Westfield Old Orchard, Westfield Century City, Westfield Topanga, and Westfield Culver City). We spent a bit of time here while waiting for our reservation at the Sydney Tower, whose customer entrance is located in this mall.

We went to the Queen Victoria Building to look at their beautiful architecture and discovered that…read moreit is connected to a mall. Quality/Quantity - 10+ dining choices - See website. 6+ "quick" food choices. Approximately 235 businesses. Atmosphere - Good size mall, it actually connects to the other major mall in the Queen Victoria Building. They have the Sydney Tower Eye here $35 - $195 admission. The tower also has a restaurant and bar. Skywalk $50 - $195. Events, see their website. Free wifi, we did not use it. Open 7 days a week, from 9:30am or 10am to 7pm or 9pm. Open late on Thursdays - until 9pm. Service - Self service for us. Valet parking available; we take public transportation or ride share. Price - Depends on what you buy, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1960 with your 75 worldwide shopping centers. 2014 - Spin off from parent company. 2018 - New ownership, Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield.

The Strand Arcade, established in 1891, is a premier heritage-listed retail destination located in…read morethe heart of Sydney's CBD. It is celebrated as the only Victorian-style shopping arcade in Sydney to remain in its original architectural form, characterized by its ornate cedar staircases, tiled floors, and a majestic tinted glass roof. Less historic is the JB Hi-Fi store in the basement. I pretty much stayed on ground level to take it all in. And I did manage to purchase a nice mini wallet at a leather shop in the middle aisle.

Beautiful place to see and visit but the variety of stores is small. Definitely pass through and a…read moretake a pic.

Honestly, this place was pretty horrible, especially since it was almost impossible to find…read moreanything here, including an automatic teller machine or a place to top up my Opal Card. Okay, the help desk was sort of helpful, but then again despite their directions I still ended up spending ages actually trying to find something that I simply wasn't going to find anytime soon. The place is confusing, and while one might be able to get some cheap goods here, they fact that you can really only get here by car means that its accessibility isn't all that great either. Well, there is a bus stop nearby, but getting inside is still a challenge.

I've gotten a few great bargains here. Although the place…read moreis not spectacular by comparisons to other places it does feel down to earth and gives a good shopping experience with stock that have been marked down. And on an odd occasion you will pickup a fantastic deal Cafes have water views and accessible by ferry. Parking available close by but watch out for peek times.

This is a beautiful and immaculate neighborhood shopping center. We often run here for a quick…read moregift, groceries, or the post office. The biggest downfall is the parking. It is a constant challenge and we sometimes will go to Macquarie to avoid the parking

A great little shopping centre with all the good names. A couple of supermarkets a number of cafes…read moreand some very good speciality shops. This is the nearest shopping centre to my work and I am pleased it is here. I have had the pleasure of having students work in one of the fast chain food outlets that he did very well at. All the buses go past from the Ryde area to the beaches. It is a clean and friendly place. It is busier during the morning and mid afternoon. Most shops close at 4.30pm so it doesn't stay open late.

We heard mall and decided to check this place out while we waited for our hotel room to be ready a…read morebuilding away. Honestly, I didn't think it had a lot of good shops in it, I wouldn't come back here to "shop" necessarily, but it is a beautiful space with an indoor/outdoor feel. Although I love "the cheap junk shop" Daiso and would come in again to buy stuff from there. We came in a few times during our stay. My partner forgot to pack his belt so we went looking for a new one. We could not find one at all in this mall, even with all the men specific shops there are. The closest was actually Daiso. They had belts but my man's a bit hefty and they didn't fit. We did watch a movie here and bought supplies in the grocery store and pharmacy in the "underground" level. I did also check out the food court for snacks. Not one place we dined at in this mall wasn't good, so there's that. The little park that the food spaces open up to that is small but lovely with interesting art work and some seating.

Being in an Airbnb while traveling to Sydney earlier this year before Covid 19 we were luckily to…read morebe near this area with its art, simple greens for being outside and the lovely plant covered building that we used for our central point to get back to our place. The area is filled with small shops and the mall nearby along with the grocery store downstairs we found everything we needed. The space had some undesired graffiti but during our stay saw that it was covered up with a fresh coat of paint while the church was being remodeled. Lovely place and easy to get to the busier places of the city.

A buzzing place in Chinatown near the rail stop. Ground floor a bazaar and another section an array…read moreof restos. Upper floors are in mall-like and second fl great Asian supermarket .

A very large Asian indoor market located in downtown Sydney, it reminded me very much of the Korean…read moreshopping malls located in multi-level buildings that were very popular in K-Town LA 10 years ago. But unlike in LA where they are not frequented, Market City was definitely hopping on a Friday afternoon. The vast majority of retail stores are Far East Asian (Chinese and Korean). There are grocery stores located in the bottom floor, along with beauty stores. There are also stand alone carts selling various knick knacks. It was worthwhile perusing them, and my brother ended up buying quite a few things.

I popped by The Galeries on a mission to Black Star. It gives me open air market vibes, with a lot…read moreof entrances/exits and shops and restaurants. I didn't have a lot of time to spend at The Galeries though I wish I'd had more time to wander. It's near a train station and stop, so easily accessible. Definitely something to do on a spare day in Sydney.

I was staying at a nearby hotel and came here after checking out of my room. I wanted to grab…read moresomething to eat for lunch before heading out to the airport. Ultimately, I decided to eat at Yayoi, a Japanese restaurant up on floor 1. Since they didn't open until 11:30 am for lunch, I took the time to check out each floor to see what stores and restaurants were available. This was a modern looking shopping mall. There were a good variety of stores on each floor. There was a Fitness First gym and Kinokuniya bookstore up on floor 2. There was a nice food gallery with several different choices down in the lower ground level as well as an underground passage over to the Queen Victoria Building. This was a nice place to do a little window shopping, eat some food, or just to hang out with your friends.