Claremont Quarter

Unclaimed

This mall scores big points for its sleek, modern design and vibrant atmosphere it’s like stepping into the future of shopping! The mix of stores is fantastic, ranging from high-end brands to quirky, one-of-a-kind shops. Trust me, you won’t leave empty-handed! The architecture is a visual treat too, perfect for all your Instagram needs. The dining options are stellar. Whether you're craving gourmet meals or just a killer cup of coffee, you’re covered. Personally, I’m obsessed with the cozy little cafes scattered around. They’re perfect for study breaks or procrastination, let’s be real. Claremont Quarter is a must-visit. It’s got the right mix of fun, luxury, and discovery. I’ll definitely be back for more retail therapy!

Claremont Quarter was an amazing shopping experience with a wonderful atmosphere, friendly staff throughout and happy customers. Fantastic & friendly Fran is always willing to help & assist at the centres concierge/customer service desk (located on Level 1) with lots of information about the centre, parking and accessibility. Her demeanor and positive attitude brightens the experience as she is able to problem solve, navigating efficiently shoppers needs all with a smile on her face. Architecturally the centre is bright, light, spacious and airy with numerous eateries, gourmet delicatessens/bakeries/chocolatiers, fashion boutiques, sports, chemists, beauty, apparel, cafes, surf, plus the iconic David Jones department store and much more?️

Well laid out, good for groceries and general goods, services, clothing and foods. The two supermarkets are competitively priced. Both have extended trading hours, super convenient and less busy! Parking underground is ticketless well laid out, just avoid parking too near the entry/exit gates - which are also ticketless.

Don't know about the whole shopping experience, but the entire Quarter smells divine. They must have perfume pumping out of every aircon. Aside from that, standard upscale shopping experience. Good variety. Despite the upscale shops, I think the people of the western suburbs still deep, deep, deep down miss their long bulldozed kmart ;)

Found an upstairs seating area next to the Public book exchange - supporting Charity - Save the Child second hand store - great place to drop off any books for donation and like a street library box for the shopping centre!