Big W Top Ryde

My sons are into Big W and navigate themselves in and around the various consumer departments. Significantly can guide nana to her ‘specialised’ areas. According to B, my youngest Nana only visits the boring stuff.
The great thing about a Big W is its ‘Borg’ like multiple manifestations across the country. As an experiment I sent J&B off on a Big W seek and destroy mission whilst visiting not one but two stores, the first in Newcastle NSW, and the second at Top Ryde in NSW. There are some spacial geometrical variables in the product landscape, however the boys managed with ease to locate what they wanted/​needed at both stores within the standard Bog W ‘Macquarie Centre’ model.
Big W is beautifully well lit by unobtrusive White lights, the aisles are wide with some narrowing during sales as the management place their bargain impulse purchasing bins along the middle of the wider arterial aisles. Clean floors, price checkers, a limited but nonetheless inexpensive book range and mostly from my experience friendly knowledgable staff.
One gripe — parent rooms and toilets would be a great addition to customer service.

It’s a generous sized store so most probably it will have what you are looking for.
They open at 8am most days and close at 6pm so you can either get there early or after work if you need a gifts, electronics, shoes, clothing or kitchenware?!
I feel Big W has a nicer clothing selection if you are looking for everyday pieces.
They have the Peter Morrissey range which is great for ladies work/​office attire and only have recently launched Lee Cooper a casual brand for ladies, mens and kids — great new addition!