Woolworths

This is my regular one stop for everything. If you spend $ 30, u get 1 hour free parking in the underground carpark with maximum of 2 hours.
Try and avoid going on sunday afternoon if you can, its filled with young students and queues to pay is super long.

I have had the opportunity to take the Coles /​Woolworth’s challenge and I have to say, my clear winner is Woolworth’s.
I actually like a grocery store who offers fresh meats, diverse ideas for quick meals available to you (deli), like an awesome potato salad — as I have mentioned before, who does not just love potatoes — with bacon to boot? Paradise.
You may pay a bit more for some items but I know you are getting value for money!
As this location is in the QV, I have to say I would have never found it if we were not exploring the mall. Note to store — more signs :)
Finally, love the green plastic bags! Great for us city dwellers and I do not mind paying more for the bag — total convenience!

It’s just so busy here every time I visit. I can’t give it more stars even though it does have all the same groceries as the other Woolies. It’s just too chaotic for me.

I really like this Woolies, given its convenience and location to nearly everything, including a good carpark. Its quite big so it can take a while to get through the checkout for those quick trips, and there are lots of students that can make for a semi-​long wait at the til, but overall a very good supermarket.

Was looking for socks after hours and found out that Woolworth is open until midnight. Got a 5 pack of shitty socks for $ 5 that’ll hold me over until I can do laundry. Boy are they shitty socks, though. What is it with Australia… All of the other socks were ridiculous expensive compared to the US!

Wooly’s/Woolie’s as its known to Aussie’s, this megastore has just about everything you need. Self-​checkout is pretty popular in Australia and sometimes the line for that is longer than the regular lines! Friendly staff and great selection.

My wife and I have lived in the CBD for over a year now, and it took us almost a full year to realise that Woolies was here. I know, I know, we’re not locals, we didn’t know, we’re sorry Woolies, we’re sorry…
We’ve been reluctant victims of Coles for most of that year, and HATED going food shopping. Indeed, we ate out a LOT just to avoid the truly miserable experience of Cole’s food «quality» and shopping environment.
But enough about the past — Woolworths! Huge aisles, shopping carts, great range of fresh produce, a fantabulous deli counter, seafood! Toilet paper! What more could one want?! Oh, yes, LOTS of Tim-​Tams!
Prices are what they are, we’re mostly just over the moon that we’ve found somewhere that has a wide range of options, and friendly staff to help you find what you can’t locate on your own. One of our favourite aisles is one I affectionately call the UN-​Aisle. It has food from all over the globe (inclusief stroopwafels en hagelslag, Nederlanders!) and for cooking pretty much anything, you’ll find the ingredients you’re after here.
We’ve used the home delivery option once or twice as well, which works great if you know you want 50l of milk delivered and don’t want to lug it around town, but for fresh produce and whatnot, you’re probably best visiting the shop…
So happy we «found» you, Woolies…

Woolworths QV is no exception to the sleek freshfood fit out typical of so many other Woolworths stores. However Woolworths QV deserves a special mention because of its customer service. Earlier today I accidentally forget to collect my change from the automatic register and a friendly staff member raced up to me to ensure it wasn’t left behind. Thanks!

The only thing I really like about Woolworths is that they are willing to deliver groceries directly to my lazy ass.
Besides that, it’s no big deal.
Ambiance: This particular Woolworth’s, despite being busy due to its location smack dab in the middle of the city, does maintain that «clean and fresh supermarket» look.
Woolworth’s isn’t bad, but overpriced.
~ Coles is cheaper.
~ Besides Coles, buy your meat and vegetables from Victoria Street Asian supermarkets or Queen Victoria Market.
I don’t really see the need to go here after exploring more of my options around Melbourne. It has nice customer service, pleasant shopping environment, and convenient location in the QV Centre with restaurants a quick walk away, bu I still find it hard to think it’s really worth it.