Seaford Shopping Centre

I’m really torn with rating this Seaford Shopping Centre, so much of the centre definitely qualifies at ‘Meh’ but there are also some really great local stores that are quite fantastic. So 3 Stars seems a nice medium.
The Seaford Shopping Centre underwent a huge change a few years back, and one of the best things about the upgrade was the introduction of Big W. The amount of times this store has saved my life (a possible over-​exaggeration)! When you need cables, or batteries, or a book, or a DVD, or really anything. Before the change the centre was good for groceries and a magazine or two.
The upgrade also bought a whole load of new stores, but most barely rate a second look. Fly is great for buying teens surf clothes, but most other stores are peddling ‘country fashions’ that I’m sure my nan would buy.
The highlights can pretty much all be found in the old section of the centre. These include Seaford Gourmet Butchers, TC’s Fruit & Veg, Barossa Fine Foods, Seafood Chest, and the Newsagencies. Some of these have been around for years, while others are new additions. But if you skip Woolies and buy from the smaller guys you can get some great produce.
I don’t really look forward to coming here, but I can’t deny that while most of the centre is fairly pointless, there are some great stores.

Seaford Shopping Centre has become a much busier and more necessary place for the southern suburbs with all the expansions occurring in housing development. It will be great once the train extension is done and it goes this far but for now you have to stick to driving or catching a bus.
There’s some shops on the outer of the centre itself and inside is nice and new looking pretty much everywhere. There’s plenty of parking no matter which entrance you wish to use.
There’s over 50 shops in here now — to check them out go to
There’s a Big W, Foodland, Woolworths and pretty much every other kind of smaller shop and all banks represented here. It’s a lot easier to browse and just slowly stroll around than most other shopping centres. There are small shops like Wendy’s, Donut King and Gloria Jean’s Coffee in the middle of the mall but there is still plenty of room to walk by and even better, still plenty of room to sit down and enjoy your time at one of those area’s without having people constantly trying to get past.
There is a fantastic butcher in here and also I noticed the other day when I was there they even have a specialty seafood shop with the hugest king crab legs I have ever seen! You can get anything you may need from here including all your shopping and gift requirements all year round.