Broadway Sydney

Broadway Shopping Centre is always a great place to shop, enjoy a meal (lots of choices) and watch the movies. Highly recommend.

Love this shopping mall. It has all of the shops and everything is convenient.

Old building shopping mall with crowd people day and night.
Perfect location near the Univ.
You can find anything inside. Just 3 floors and so many public chairs if you feel tired.

Went to this shop on the 24/09/2023, I was so excited as I love this brand and been to the other Sydney stores when they were open so I was keen to go to this one and buy a few things. (I’m not from Sydney so I have to travel a far distance to go there) when I got there I was not welcomed by the staff, I was given looks while I was there and totally ignored. I then tried in a few pieces of clothing and was feeling confident when I put them on then walked out to show my partner but when I did the staff member looked at me with a terrible look, didn’t ask if I needed help with any sizing, absolutely nothing just totally ignored.

After trying in 3 items and each time getting a look from the staff member, my confidence was drained and never felt so insecure about myself in a very long time. I left the store so miserable and very disappointed as I had to travel so far to come here.

The staff member was from Asian descent and had a young to mid 20s appearance.

Really upset with this service and disappointed as I looked up to stax with how they don’t judge but that’s all I felt when I was in the store.

Shopping centres are not my favourite thing, but if I must, this one is pretty good. The foodcourt has some different choices. There is almost everything you might need to buy. It is pretty easy to get around and there is plenty of parking. Be aware that the streets around can slow your trip by a fair bit.

One of my favourite shopping mall! ✨
2 hours free parking! 👏🥳

It's a mall, near the city. And it's improved a lot over the years! Now boasting a remodeled food court, clean toilets, a kid's area, a few upscale-ish shops, and all the basics like a Kmart and Coles.

Plenty of cafes to sit and have a drink and the mall is easily accessible. It's on Broadway (which turns into George St) and intersects with City Rd/King St from Newtown. Take a bus or Wentworth Park stop on L1 light rail.

If you're driving, there's lots of parking. 2 hours is free, 2-3 is $10 (which feels steep for someone just doing some shopping and grabbing dinner from the food court), and goodness help you if you stay 3-4 hours, that's $20.

The other shopping centers in the city (Galleries, QVB, Westfield) are more upscale and aren't the kind of place you can grab some Lego, new pants and bread rolls all in one go. That's the gem of Broadway, even though it has a reputation for being a bit daggy.