Woolworths Marsfield Marsfield, New South Wales 2122

"Quick to do a grocery shop. Great for that! Shop is clean and normally well stocked. Sometimes the bread section empties out. Has a can/bottle recycling on site. Even has a moderately priced petrol station! Parking is adequate. There is always a spot, even if sometimes awkward to find. The traffic flow is chaos… marked lanes that go nowhere, a roundabout in the car park and flows into the petrol station as well as the shops and the recycling booth! Also, look out for the fenced areas for trolleys - they are not well sign posted and solid metal pipe construction is not kind to the car door."

"A smaller Woolworths with a petrol station attached. Great to get in and out quickly compared to other Woolworths in the area. No Bakery either. A bit of effort to fix the potholes in the yard and carpark wouldn't go astray."

"I just had the worst shopping experience in my life, the new employee in the self-service counter treated me like a shop lifter, only because I randomly scan the white grapes in seedless instead of PREMIUM seedless and the price difference is only $1 total. I know it is my fault but this girl come to change it in a very rude way and gives me bad feelings like I want to do it on purpose. I always shop in this Woolworths, this is my first time someone treated me like this. This employee is a blonde Asian lady, I’m a Asia too, probably is because she heard me talking my language with my partner so she paid extra attention to me."

"A good, local Woolies, especially if you don't want to go to Macquarie Centre. The only major downside is that there are only 6 self-serve registers, meaning you will almost always have to wait to use one. Besides that, I love this Woolies - it has a great range of items and the store is set out pretty logically. May be hard to find the magazines sometimes, but everything else is a piece of cake."

"Big fan of the modern day market. The effort, the complexity and the connected systems between food producer, delivery and shelving of a multitude of brilliant products is simply taken for granted. The complaints and whining about small life problems just gets me to bite my dog. Think about how challenging and how amazing that produce from all over Australia and from all over the world ends up as a humble product item in front of the obese eyes of people. The cost we pay for whatever products we purchase comes with an unwritten history of life. Our food and luxury products arrive here ready for us to consume. We are the most fortunate and comfortable society/civilisation that has ever walked the face of the earth. Yet, I am surrounded by the silly voices of consumers who think the entire food and product system has been designed purely for their lard-pea-brained existence. Frankly the prices we pay as we pile on the food and the unrequited goodies is so fair in comparison to the effort other people have put into getting your favourite potato chips and ice's cream into your ungrateful gobs is truly quite gobsmacking. Woolworths make their profit and you know what, good on them. I am tired of these lazy voices screaming about inflation. How about this why don't you buy the quality meats, poultry and seafood and stop buying food that increases the width if your mouths. The delivery and distribution of goods across an entire nation is so remarkable, utterly brilliant and truly it is a down to the gates of hell miracle. Every single day Woolworths delivers food and goods across the country and you as the consumer should be happy that our great capitalist system presents many grateful and the persistent ungrateful with food and goods. Tight and competitive parking, a busy AF store, two entrances, one off Balaclava Road, the second of Waring street. You can get petrol at the Caltex, again extremely busy most days and if you are one of those Mad Max scavengers you can deposit your cans and bottles at the recycling unit. Again, very busy and much tension between the scavenger tribes. Stay alert as the world needs lerts. Staff friendly and professional and many long term employees that i hope Woolworths Marsfield recognises because shopping in the workplace of contented employees does promote a good and healthy business outlook. Been shopping here for over a decade. With the massive, and I mean huge construction and thousands of new families I think it is time for Woolworths at Marsfield to get their fingers off their profits and reinvest in building a bigger, brighter and more consumer friendly Woolworths."