Woolworths

Most ANNOYING supermarket I've ever been to! Constant 'ding ding ding' sounds from the Milkrun/Uber delivery counter.does my head in.please stop!

For such a glamourous store this is a distressing store. Staff at checkout are too busy checking online orders. The device alerts are extremely loud and cause a lot of distress for those with sound sensitivity. I have never experienced this in any of the surrounding stores. I would expect when the store is almost empty it to be a quiet time.

The staff is so insulting and arrogant. The slim white tall guy is so unnecessarily rude when he should not be anything but a polite worker.placed the bag on the ground and told me to pick up from there or leave. There were 8 bags. On september24, around 11: 40 am

A majority of the time the time they don't have enough staff and you're standing around waiting for someone to serve you.

Very bad experience here. When I came to pick up a delivery order, a woman wear glasses at online department who didnt even check first! And said she doesn't know. Don't care about the order and just walk away picking and very rude customer service. The woman who wear a glasses without name tag with green vest. I can understand how busy the orders are and less staffs like the woman told us but that shouldn't mean you treat delivery drivers poorly!

Good local supermarket with a good range, including the nicest sourdough around from the in-store bakery. Stock levels can be hit and miss sometimes.

Sorry, this place treats its customers like cattle and couldn’t give a hoot about service. They force you into automated pay stations and never keep the counters staffed - when we know all it’s so much easier (from a customers perspective) to have someone pack your bags and scan the items, especially at these prices! It’s strange that Woolworths pricing seem to vary from store to store based on their own market research? Then when you ask for customer service you’re made to feel like a second class citizen…. Oh and try and call the store in advance to check if there is stock of an item - No one answers the phone! Staff here and Woollies are a joke - just wish there was an alternative close by

The self serve checkout here is a joke. Always requires assistance to Check my bags when scanning. Their “urban garden” where they grow herbs in store is also a bloody rip off. $3 for one strand of basil. Everywhere else you get a nice bunch for the same price if not cheaper.

The last two times I've bought pastries from the cabinet they've been stale. Refresh your produce. I'm not paying for old crusty food.

Woolworths Park Sydney is convenient and stocks most basic essentials. It has a great range of deli items for such a small store. There are certain basics that I have to go looking for in other stores like SPC bake beans, Carmen’s porridge in more than one variety and certain types of whole grain rice crackers and even though their hydroponic herbs are a good idea sometimes I need a great big bunch of parsley. I do have a concern about the carpark. In the 18 months we have been living here it doesn’t appear to have been cleaned. The dirt just keeps building up. Some shopping centres have little mini street sweeper machines and they do the carpark every morning before it gets busy. It’s a shame because the store itself is very clean.

Convenient store with a lovely fit out and premium products, but markedly more expensive than neighbouring stores (Alexandria and Marrickville Metro) for identical items.

Good woolworths, small but offers up all you need. A bit bougie but that offers up some nice things you might not find so easily at other Woolies.

I like this supermarket and prefer it to the Alexandria one. While it’s smaller it just have a better layout and better quality products. Love the bread and butter project. Great selection of meal choices for quick meals.

Small store, need to get staffing levels sorted out. Staff are good, but can be hard to get service if needed.

We only get the bare basics here. As a Woolworths Metro, it hasn't got the range as a full sized store.
Sure, the selection of quality goods was great but I'd rather do the bulk of my shopping at ALDI - they're cheaper.

I love this new addition to Woolworths. Smaller in size but I love the quality extras. A few lines I miss but 90% of what I need. With a free coffee and very fresh fruit, sushi, veg and bakery, together with friendly, helpful staff, I have become a huge fan!

Terrible experience with the staff Specially with Coffee was horrible Staff and manager was very route and the Lucky that the good job Extremely disappointed from woolworths

Some great things about this store and some terrible things. Interesting variety of "premium" foods. Bread and Butter project in store, etc, good parking. But, pretty limited on a bunch essentials. For example, I think there is only one type of bar soap on sale (maybe 5 packets on the shelf), but an entire shelf of body wash. There are some stock control issues - check the use by dates on cold food before purchasing, it frequently is almost out of date and occasionally out of date. Also, the check outs are frequently closed, forcing you to use the automatic machines which accuse you of stealing and don't take cash. All this despite having numerous staff on hand. So it is promising, and I hope it gets better, because it is convenient.

So glad this opened around the corner from me. Small in terms of size but you still get a great range of artisanal food. Much of the food is ready to eat, perfect for a quick lunch, I even got curry and rice once.

Staff are very friendly and attentive. It is a very nice new store but does not seem to have the range of s regular Woolworths. That said I am not used to the layout as yet. Has a bottle shop on site