Emporium Melbourne

So many premium brands in one spot. If your wallet is weighing you down, head in there to splash out on something.

The baby change facilities at this joint are out of control. I've never seen anything like it. Feeding rooms, play area with cctv, kitchenette.

I like The Emporium & it's selection of shops & eateries, but it can be confusing to get around & the amenities are difficult to find.

The most modern shopping centre in Melbourne CBD. Comparing the branches of any brand in Emporium to any other shopping centre shows you the obvious difference, you would get most premium customer service and their most up-to-date lines here.

Went there for tea for two service was outstanding experience with amazing would go back anytime great stuff very helpful and not out to sell you things just to educate you so you know what you look like

If you're looking for a mall with pretty much everything, and is connected to other places in the CBD where you'd wanna do your shopping, then this is the mall you want to be. It's directly connected to Melbourne Central, and MYERs, which then connects to David Jones. It's got a food court at the top, and the bottom and restaurants littered here and there. It's even got UNIQLO! It's got suit shops, shirt shops, dress shops, pharmacies, clinics, dental clinics and a literal shop that sells pots. And pans.
So yeah, if you're new in town, been in town for ages, no idea what you're doing here, just come here and you're golden:)

Nested in the city, easy access and well designed shopping centre.

Some really good dessert places like Godiva chocolate.

Worth to visit for sure

Classy, large shopping centre

Not too many seats but I think they've been taken out for COVID

The food court is playing the same three ads over and over again obnoxiously loud. Why am I getting advertised too while I'm trying to eat my food? Throw on some music and have your customers actually enjoy their experience in your building instead of immediately regretting coming.

Very nice and modern shopping centre everywhere except food court which needs updating and should have electrical plugs to charge phone like all other ‘upscale’ shopping do.

Been many a year since I was in this clean and interesting shopping hub. I couldn't believe there is a Kit Kat store there.

Alot of good unique and specialised stores.
Great to spend a Saturday day browsing special in Winter

Its the year of the Ox but I have the Year of the Roaster 2021 fortune for everyone to enjoy.

Tough to know what to say about this place. When it's open and things are normal nuts quite a vibrant, bright shining light of early 21st capitalism but at the moment it's like a George Romero movie commenting on the mundane evil of said Early 21st Century capitalism.

Everything you need. Different than a Westfield Mall in a funkier way. Food hall pretty decent as well.

Pretty sad scene. Not a whole lot of reason to go, now that both Supercharger and Thrive have closed down or moved - but damn, those were some good days while they lasted. Good, nourishing, wholesome, delicious days.

You can't help but feel the spaciousness of the place when you step inside. High ceilings, polished glassy interior communicate light and space. In spite of its high end appearance, there were lots of bargains to be found. Free wifi can be found here although I did not try to connect to it as I was only passing through so I cannot comment on it's speed. This place is certainly worth returning to time and again to see what other pleasant surprises I can find.

After visiting this place for years, my family and friends will no longer spend a single dollar here. We used to deal with a lovely concierge staff member across many of our visits only to learn that this person felt forced to leave due to mistreatment and bullying tactics by the Manager Noah. We will always remember the kindness this concierge member showed to my elderly mother and myself. We won't be coming back.

This place is so new and shiny it's definetly an awesome place to shop. You have all the clothing shops and entrance to Myer basement in the basement plus a super chill caffe some of my favorite brands selling Timberlands, Kathmandu, Billabong, Glue, Uni Qlo and Mr Simple. Each level has something special and I thing they all have a dinning area with heaps of Asian cuisine.

A shopping mall of a full range of retail products like clothing, footwear, coffee, tea, cosmetics, personal care products, restaurants, etc etc. Place is quite upmarket and comfortable for those on a shopping spree!

The food court is by far the best reason to come here. Great variety. Shopping wise not bad. It has something for everyone.