Dropped rating by 1* as Centre Management keep breaking the law on DDA compliance and maybe fire safety by turning off the automatic doors whenever it suits them. If you're in a wheelchair like me, you don't want to have to take a 600m round trip just to get out

Some fantastic restaurants such as Bekya (5*) and Flour Eggs Water (5*) plus some convenient ones (Farmer/Butcher, Osaka Trading Co, Belle's Hot Chicken). Good artisan bread from Dust, but no slicer, Sir Chapel Brewery does bad Campos with an oft-closed takeaway counter so get Toby's Estate from Dust instead (not great but not burnt). Fish&Co is awful, expensive with an abrasive owner who refused to check ingredients of produce for us despite our son having life-threatening allergies. Chips there are from Aldi if they run out of their usual brand of wheat-coated rubbish,and the fish is overcooked (1*). They sell expensive but usually fresh portioned fish, I'd buy that and cook at home if you really want to give them your hard-earned. Chambers Cellars gas a good selection of red wine for the size of shop, but no cigars and a limited array of other things, Moe&Co is hipster vibe shavecuts if that's your thing and Naked Foods sells good dried fruit in paper bags, by weight. I've not used the pharmacy/doctors (Harold Park Medical Centre), The Nail Bar or Boxing Works but all look modern and friendly. Lastly, Messina gets busy but has nicer staff than Surry Hills or The Star and the Supamart is not horribly expensive.

If you have kids, be aware that the inside of the tram is sometimes roped off for special events and can only be accessed through Butcher and the Farmer, so call them ahead of time to avoid disappointment if that's why you're there.

Dust x Bodega 1904 is fantastic on 6-7th May, but all the weekend popups have been pretty popular.