Another Coles establishment!…read more No surprise it's opposite Woolies! Huh these two brands and their competitiveness. This Coles has free underground parking for 2 hours! Big store and because it's new it's relatively quiet! Which is the just the best thing ever... Anyway to avoid the crowds and I'm there! Staff are helpful.

For a fleamarket Parklea markets is a great place to visit. The entire market is undercover making…read moreit a great place for a rainy day or if you don't want to be out in the hot sun . They are various foods located around in different sections of the markets. They sell seafood fruit and vegetables in one section outdoor plants and indoor plants at another section and a huge variety of everything else scattered throughout the market. Well worth a visit open weekends and quite often on Fridays and on public holidays.

Great place to get less expensive souvenir items, Australian goods, UGG boots, fresh food and…read morefruits, and other types of items. I recommend window shopping to get the best price on the particular item you're looking for. My wife has haggled on some prices and people have been cool with it. Most of the time, though, I haven't and still gotten good prices. Lots of great foo choices as well for when you get hungry. One place in particular, this little juice shop that sells freshly squeezed juices. I got this tangerine juice that was 100% freshly squeezed juice. MOST AMAZING DRINK EVER!! I was developing a slight sore throat from the flight over from USA and this stuff felt like a shot of vitamin C flowing down. It was so good. Made the yuckiness go away.

Anna the manager and Nilam helped me out in a very professional way…read more I highly recommend COLES on Norton Street

It's not much what you can say about this Coles other than it's of average size with a good variety…read moreof products. The opening hours and the free parking spots are great.

Whilst it hasn't been open for very long...maybe a month...I was glad we stumbled in. It is very…read moredifficult to get non supermarket cheese and prosciutto and other delicacies in this area. Arthur Street wouldn't have been my place to look for a deli. It is also part of IGA so there is a supermarket section that claims to match the big supermarket chain on items. Plus, there is also a coffee shop but I didn't try it out. However, there was a reasonable trade being done with the coffee.

I love dropping in at mint fresh IGA for a coffee and a snack however it's always so busy mainly on…read moreweekends, the supermarket area is also convenient to go in and grab a few things without having to coles or woolies. Most of the time there isn't much parking though.

I expected the store to be much smaller so I was pleasantly surprised. I just popped in to buy some…read morefruit juice. The deli area looked good

YUCK!!!! iga is gross..... the cleanliness is severely lacking as the owner of the store is rly…read morecheap as hes going out of business. highly recommend the jam biscuits !! (althought you can buy more for a slightly higher price at woolworths). the deli has 1 decent worker left as the other 2 LEFT!! id also like to give a special shoutout to the "presswurst lady" BITCH!!! for making my saturday mornings especially horrid

Baker Crescent is a selection of shops in Baulkham Hills which is really popular because most of…read morethe shops perform more than one function. The butcher in Baker Crescent is probably the only one that doesn't. He concentrates on selling good meat - he's pricey but you pay for what you get. He gets the best cuts of meat, you don't get tough steak or bland sausages. He does sell marinades and herby sauces; all sorts of things to do with meat. As long as you're not a vegetarian, this butcher will have something to please you.

A bit pricey, but this guy's passion for his work shines through. Excellent cuts of meats and…read moregourmet sausages (lamb and Vegemite are a favourite for us), he also has a good selection of marinades and great cooking suggestions.

I have a problem. A serious problem. Wednesday is usually everyone's 2nd favourite day of the…read moreworking week because it's hump day but Wednesday is actually my favourite because the Aldi's specials catalogue comes out every Wednesday. I'm an Aldi addict. I may work in marketing but I still get sucked into their genius marketing tricks week in week out. To the point where I will line up on Wednesday/Saturday mornings (note this is when the specials are released) along with the rest of Hurstville to get those specials. An Aldi addict that only gives 4/5 stars? That doesn't make sense. So the reason for the missing star is that Hurstville Aldi is CRAZY!!!! I wish this wasn't the closest Aldi to me but it's a dog fight for the specials each week. The sports specials, the winter clothing specials, the ski specials. My goodness the crowd has arrived by 8.20 at least. As soon as the doors open at 8.30 it's a mad rush to get your size. If you're late (by late I mean about 8.40) you might as well not show up. The other thing with Hurstville is they must carry a very limited number of size S as they are gone like this. Limited supply and over demand is never a good thing! Be prepared... be very prepared to fight to the death and have those shoppers who come to do normal grocery shopping with their trollies roll their eyes at you as they struggle to get past the crowd towards their fresh produce. I must say though you can get really good deals at Aldi. A pair of hiking boots for $35? Say What?!!! Premium ski jacket for $99? GET OUT! One tip. If you use a debit card and pay with pay pass it's an extra 0.5% but if you insert the card into the machine and put in your pin no surcharge. It's Wednesday today... yes I have picked up my catalogue. Time to get browsing.

I LOVE this place! I visited Sydney this week and last week and ate here three times. They are…read morequick, friendly, and extremely delicious! They definitely know sandwiches and I'm sure their other options are awesome too. I would highly recommend!! I got the salami panini, as seen below. I will definitely miss this place!

The one thing that I missed when I moved from Leichhardt 10 years ago was decent espresso and a…read moredecent "bar" that had traditional panini and dolce and arancini (mio dio)! Bar Sport was my favourite haunt - I used to go there every morning before journeying into work for my coffee hit and grab one of their excellent panini (Italian sandwiches). I couldn't contain my excitement when I walked past and then into Darling Deli Cafe in Rozelle the other day. It has a shelf stacked with canned Italian products and pastas and in the refrigerated display cabinet are a variety of small-goods like sopressa and prosciutto that would make an Italian Homer Simpson drool! The highlight are the wonderful fresh panini that are available to eat in or take away. Service is personal and comes with Italian charm. This smallish Deli come Italian coffee bar is just what Rozelle needs.