Kings Langley Shopping Centre

Would be nice if the lazy cashier packed my bags, which I provided to her. I unpacked all my groceries onto the conveyor belt and when I moved my trolley through I found everything on the end of the bench and all my recyclable bags were just shoved there next to everything. If I'd known I had to pack it all myself there in Woolworths I would have gone to Coles in the same shopping centre

I do find car space is narrow for big cars shops convenient easy to get to. Wheel chair access.

It is usually fairly busy here so parking can be hard it is good for the weekly shop with both Woolworth and Coles plus some smaller shops and the post office.

The whole centre needs to be update & modernised with today's needs, Woolworths car is the best.

Was starving so thought i would try my luck at the fish and chip shop dosent look much but i had the fish cocktails best ive had ans reasonable priced i would go back really tasty and good value

One stop shopping experience for all your groceries and eat outs. Has an Indian Grocery shop as well.

Looks small when driving past, but the Kings Langley shopping centre caters well for the local community.
Two supermarkets, a post office, medical centre, a few cafes and specialty shops.

Has most of the essentials required for a small village shopping centre. Friendly atmosphere, good location.

A nice neighbourhood shopping centre. Anchored by Coles and Woolies. A good mix of national and local tenants. Easy to access and decent car park.

I have lived in Kings Langley for 41 years and so saw the Coles complex being built. At that time I shopped in Seven Hills. Both houses I have lived in are within 10 minutes walk to the shopping centre for which I am very thankful. I can buy nearly all of my basic necessities there and I go to Blacktown, Seven Hills, Winston Hills if I want clothing or specialty items not stocked by Coles or Woolworths. I enjoy going to the local restaurants, Yi Hong therapies, hairdresser, nail and beauty centres, the local butcher. I have transferred to the medical centre there as well, it's a shame that the bank has gone. The chemist is very good and the staff are always very helpful. One thing I do wonder about is why do we have 2 liquor outlets. I am very glad that they have done something to the carpark as that was in desperate need of repair. All in all I think we are lucky to have this shopping centre in Kings Langley.

Good easy parkings. Nice small shopping village where one can find a bottle shop, Coles, restaurants and cafes.

Coles, Woolies, subway, Monty's Pizza and other Takeaway shops, all in one place. Very convenient

Really great real simple shopping center, ample parking, toilets, both coles & woolies is there, way much better then Stanhope gardens shopping center that for sure

Very dated, with a small Coles, Woolworths and small stores which are a bit tired. The new cake store near Coles is very good but this centre is in dire need of a revamp!

A great little medical center, coles, woolies, two bottle shops and lots of places to eat. It's hard to think of something to add to make it better.

Very friendly staff very polite went out of their way to so I would give it a five-star and highly Mecca recommend

Very small range of shops, great if you only need groceries as has 2 supermarkets & 2 bottle shops

Nice place i visit here for the good dining options especially i like the fish n chips from the seafood resto

This is my local shopping centre I can get everything I need their. The staff are friendly people know me and they smile when they see me. #local

Small suburban shopping centre that has been built by two separate developers.

The Coles centre is the larger of the two with anchor tennants including Australia Post, TAB and Liquorland. Other businesses include butcher, bakery, coffee shop, tobacconist, newsagent, chemist, barber, hairdresser and nail artist. Professionals include a dentist, medical centre, optometrist and real estate. Food outlets consist of a take away, Subway, Dominos, asian, Thai, kebabs and seafood.

The Woolies centre is much smaller but does have undercover parking, with BWS and Comm Bank being the anchors. Other shops include a take away, cafe, pizzeria, dry cleaners, nail artist and massage therapist.