City Cross

The staff at Hungry Jack’s at City Cross are fast, efficient, friendly and the assistant manager has a great way of chatting to you as she gets your order ready — love the $ 1 lattes!

Weekdays at noon, expect this place to be filled with corporate attire as a result of its vast selections for lunch and the Grenfell Street Entrance.
However there is so much more on offer at City Cross than just lunch. Within this double story complex find everything from Boost Juice to Australian Post. There really is something here for everyone.
The ample seating along with significant choice is the main draw card for me. So to is the clean premise, and the perfect mix between short cut and detour provided when walking towards Rundle Mall from the South of the city. There is also a good range ATM’s available such as Aussie, CBA, CPS and NAB.
I find City Cross especially convenient when on a tight time frame for lunch and have a few tasks to accomplish simultaneously, eg. Any last minute Birthday gifts. In fact Charlesworth Nuts and Fireflies are two of my personal favourites when it comes to gift solutions. All gift wrapped too!
Additionally expect to find stores in here such as:
–A-​Mart All Sports.
–Bardot.
–Amazing Indian.
–Bean Bar.
–Five Star Yiros and Spuds.
–Hungry Jacks.
–Daily Bread.
–Hotline clothing.
–Harvey Norman.
–Sumo Salad.
–Gourmet Glaze.
–Jorrells Hair and Beauty.
–Mecca Cosmetica.
…and a stack of others!
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My primary experience with City Cross, is using the place as a thoroughfare to get from Grenfell Street to Rundle Mall and vice versa. City Cross is a big food court flanked by retail outlets.
The food varies a bit, but isn’t bad overall. The food outlets frequently change hands and theme here, and based on its location (and likely rent), it doesn’t surprise me. This changes things up a bit though. One week some place will be doing stir-​fry burritos, the next it’ll be donuts. I like the layout of the food court as well. You don’t feel as if you’re packed into a big set of troughs here as levels and options for seating vary from couches to bars.
Most of the stores in the complex are the type that benefit most from walk-​by traffic. So, people coming in to eat and commuters making their way through have plenty of opportunity to distract themselves and dispose of their cash between bites.

City Cross is located in Rundle Mall, with entrances from Gawler Place and Grenfell St also.
It is a really nice, clean shopping centre with a food court and many cafes and retailers.
Upstairs you will find Billy Baxters, a post office and Harvey Norman. I believe there is also a party supplies store but I have never paid much attention to it. You can also access the post office from the escalators leading up from Gawler Place.
Downstairs, there are fashion retailers such as Hotline and the popular Bardot.
There is also Charlesworth Nuts (yum!) and Boost Juice, among a few eating and drinking options. Daily Bread is really nice, so is Oporto. There is also Indian and Sushi available, as well as your KFC and Hungry Jacks Express.
The place has plenty of fresh air and the food court doesn’t get stuffy.
I won’t comment too much on the toilets, however. All I will say is they need to get their act together.
On the up side, City Cross has a wide range of stores, making it one of the better places to shop. Just don’t go to the toilet.