Corio Village

Great shopping area. Plenty of variety of stores. It is clean and tidy. The food area was lacking in chairs but otherwise it was good

Well it's bigger and better than Gateway Plaza in Warrnambool sorry Warrnambool. At Corio Shopping Centre has more shops and everything's closer to home.

Growing up near the village since the 70's. We still love to shop there & have used other business within the center's building. Plenty of car parking, clean facilities, the best height design for the disabled bathroom I've ever used. Most disabled toilets are standard height, which can make it slightly difficult for injured knees & backs. Roof top carpark with access to lift & escalator located near Kmart. Good variety of shops, butchers, including halal, fruit & veg/green grocer with great variety of European & middle eastern cuisine products. Plus free parking & less stress for a quicker shopping trip.

Was looking for a hair cut. No barbers to be found. Had to travel to my old area where there are 3 hair places

The jewellery repair kiosk out the front of kmart is bad. Charged $75 for a ring resize and fixing a broken chain link on a necklace. The photos are probably unclear but I now have a wonky ring and a badly soldered necklace.

Kmart was very well stocked, more than most stores.the shopping centre has about everything you need even a really good $2 shop gift store with really good gifts and chimes

Food court could use a revamp. The shops are ok but similar, more variety would help the centre and allow more for the shops already there. Has the main big supermarkets, K-mart and Chemist Warehouse

Went in for a coffee, seems like any other shopping centre, lots of people wandering around, shops with all manner of stuff in 'em. Coffee was ok.

Do you ever feel like you are not doing good enough in life?
Well just head on down to Corio village.

5 minutes here and you will feel like bill gates!

The shop map has no key, making it hard to find the shop you want. The white circle shows where the map said I was. The blue circle shows where I actually was. The toilets don’t show where accessible toilets are. This accessible toilet had the sanitary bin placed on the wall opposite the toilet, under the bag hook. Terrible planning. No common sense.

Corio village has almost everything you will ever need. There are some great characters around, however the area does have some less desirable characters as well.

Corio village very nice and good place for astralian and world people, because there was All faselty available for the everyone, who wants enjoying wonder full and good life, local bus service easyly available for beaches places and geelong, lara, north shore railway stations and other important places, if you want to shopping, many shopping center and shops available, i liked too much corio village.

I rang Rivers Corio, and asked the girl their to hold a jacket for me. And when I got there she had sold it to somebody else. NOT HAPPY.

Really like the bubble gum ice cream from next to muffin break? Also the sushi place in here is great, sushi sandwiches is one of the better things from there.

Centre management need to review the decision of the hiring of the rude, arrogant and blatantly lazy Indian descendant security guards employed currently. And why is it you (security) lock off access to the commonwealth atm inside the centre when Kmart and Safeway are still open. Centre patrons should have access to this facility if the centre is open for business until closing time but noooo 8pm on a Saturday and the concertina gating is already locked which is often the case.

Everything you need all under one roof, friendly shop assistance, clean and tidy centre plus my favourite beautician, indigo is there xxxx

Before when I came to corio village. There is not any indian restaurant at there. But now we can enjoy indian food also at Curry @ corio. Indian food with Australian touch. Love that place

I kissed my kids and wife goodbye, hoping that I would see them again, knowing my next decision might be my last. These words left my lips with a tear in my eye " I'm going to Corio village ". The look of fear in the eyes of my wife showed me the gravity of my decision. On arriving the locals were restless waiting for the sun to hide behind the clouds so they can get home. War cries of ay ya c#&t echoed in the air. O lord let me get back to my car in one piece. Stay tuned for part 2.

Corio Villiage is and always has been an interesting place to shop. Lots of smaller stores as well as the bigger ones. You don't need to dress up to go there and you will usually walk out with a smile on your face. Everything you need under one roof.

It has both roof and ground parking, supermarkets, a food court and a wide range of shops. Also a centerlink office, if your looking for work or support.