The Pines Shopping Centre — Attraction in Melbourne

Love The Pines Templestowe ...All my Favourite Shops ...Shoes a array of Clothing and Jewellery not mention Gift Stores ....All this PRIOR My grocery Shop ...Coles Woolies and Aldi ,Plus Butcher ,Chicken ,Deli and the Green Grocer....And the Eatery absolutely full of FINE Foods and the BEST Coffee.....And Everything is SO Easy I don't have to walk for miles ,nor take lifts parking is close and free .....Everyone shops with ease and friendly ...Oh I forgot there is a Pet store and a couple of Pharmacies no AND a OPTUS which I have had the pleasure doing my purchases over many years the GUYS IN THAT STORE ARE JUST AMAZING... NOTHING IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE...they took the time to explain and show the in's And out of my phone and THEY were happy to help me Now that's RARE as I have had my phone for at least 10mths ....... In fact every STORE I VISITED THAT DAY EVERY PERSON WAS LOVELY SALE OR NO SALE ....WHAT A GREAT PLACE TO SHOP AND A BIG PLUS PLUS .....I'M NOT DEAD TIRED ......AND...

Pines Shopping Centre is a fantastic local gem! One of the standout features is the brilliant car parking – there’s always plenty of space, making visits stress-free from the moment you arrive. The centre itself is always spotless; the floors are consistently clean and well-maintained, and the toilets are also kept in excellent condition.

It’s a perfect local shopping hub where you can find most of the essential and popular stores in one convenient place. Whether it’s grocery shopping, fashion, or everyday needs, Pines has it covered.

The only area that could use a little improvement is the food court. It would be great to see more variety and well-known food brands like Nando’s or similar options added. That said, overall, Pines Shopping Centre remains a clean, convenient, and reliable place for shopping in the...

This centre is becoming more of an Oriental Asian place. I noticed over time that the new shops opening up are either owned and run by Oriental Asians (mostly Chinese, Korean, etc) and on the rare occasion an Indian from India and mind you, I find them rude and prejudice (I am Brown skinned with an Indian background), they probably treat White people better due to their favour of light skin. The other thing is those shops owned by the 2 groups mentioned usually employ people from their own race which is nothing new because as someone who is an Australian Citizen with an Indian background and from another Western country (not considered Indian by Indians from India), I find that many jobs here in Australia are being taken by the 2 groups mentioned. I only come here for the supermarkets, salon, kmart and...