Woolworths

Sydney, Australia

3.7

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11 reviews

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+61 2 8035 9275
Website:
www.woolworths.com.au
Address:
540 George St, Sydney, New South Wales, 2000
Sydney
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
140 ftTown Hall, Park Street Stand H
180 ftTown Hall
400 ftTown Hall, Park Street Stand K
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Today

Today 8:00 am – 12:00 am
Open now
Local time (Sydney) 14:14 Saturday, 14 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 6:00 am – 12:00 am
Tuesday 6:00 am – 12:00 am
Wednesday 6:00 am – 12:00 am
Thursday 6:00 am – 12:00 am
Friday 6:00 am – 12:00 am
Saturday 8:00 am – 12:00 am
Sunday 8:00 am – 12:00 am

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11 reviews of Woolworths

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Place rating: 4
Sydney, Australia
With all of the expected supermarket fare spread across 3 well-​appointed floors in a handy location, Woolworths has your emergency lunch break shopping list covered.
Though they don’t stock all the items that their competitors do, don’t let that stop you from pay them a visit (especially if your saving up those Qantas Frequent Flyer points).
With a good range of fresh baked goods, and a hot food counter, coffee machine (if I’m not mistaken), and a Sushi counter on the 1st floor (not ground level) it attracts the bleary-​eyed travellers fresh off their trains to Town Hall, hungry lunchers and the like.
I knocked a star off because they still don’t stock items that Coles do… Otherwise I’d give them full credit. Top notch service too, with a friendly staff member always at hand to offer any help they can.
Place rating: 4
Sydney, Australia
Anyone who has lived in Sydney for a long time will know this place as a central spot in the city. It is opposite the Sydney Town Hall.
It does cater for the tourist but at the same time it does have a good range of goods on 3 floors.
Below ground the mini supermarket with lots of fresh food is ideal when people are running for the train and on the way to work. The food is very fresh and a very fast turn over and fast service.
The little bistro upstairs is popular with the elderly at lunchtime. No fancy meals but a good range of food from $ 7.50 to $ 12.00. Mainly elderly folk having a hot meal in the middle of the day. The meal can be delivered to the table if there is a mobility problem.
Place rating: 3
Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, CA
This place is the Walmart equivalent back in the states.
It has a wide range of items for your needs all separated by different floors that you can access with an escalator.
I was able to get all the essentials for my little nephew like diapers, wipes, & formula.
I was also able to get the basic goodies I needed like a toothbrush and a 6 pack of 1 liter water bottles for me at a very low coast.
The only thing was that it was way overcrowded with very long lines to purchase my items.
It was hard to find someone to ask for help to find certain items.
Still a good place to come and get all your basics.
Place rating: 3
Redwood City, CA
Woolworths is slightly better than Coles on produce and selection, and this location is lively (in a good way) since it’s 24hrs and next to subway. Prices are high, as with other Australian supermarkets. It’s too bad Woolworth’s in Australia isn’t like the ones in South Africa, which is superb.
The restaurant/​café on the top floor looks dated, probably a better use for this space.
Place rating: 5
Crows Nest, Australia
The location of Woolworth’s has to be the first thing mentioned. It’s truly in the centre of the city. Ultimately it’s more then a shop, it’s a meeting point for 1000’s people each and every day .
The prices are competitive for a store in the centre of the city. special are stacked to the rough and always clear and easy to find. The grocery has a butcher and plenty of baked goods on offer and even a sushi counter.
The store has multiple Levels with animal supplies, cooking needs as well as household.
Plenty of staff working here, shelves are full and the kind for the register is never too long .
Good store.
Place rating: 4
Walnut, CA
Remember the good old days of Woolworths? Ok, well I’m not old enough to really remember any of that but I have to say that Wooly’s is everything I imagined it to be and more. It is completely unrelated to the old Woolworths from the states, but pretty much a similar concept. They even have a food counter. This place has everything anyone could ever need. I’m sure all the prices are not the best, but keep your eye on the sale flyers and you can get some good deals. There are wide varieties of brands and variations of items. Gluten free, holiday selections, snacks, goodies from around the globe. Tim Tams. Oh yes! Tim Tams. This is where my eternal love of Tim Tams started. One can never have enough Tim Tams. The personnel are friendly and helpful. This location gets crazy busy, but they really work hard to keep the shelves stocked. It’s a great central location in the city. Woolworths, yes, I’m definitely a fan.
Place rating: 4
Sydney, Australia
This is my favourite woolies.
The good:
* Prices are high, like all Woolie’s
* Variety galore
* Fresh, as promised I’m those ads
* Entertainment (music, dancing, f — ery) right outside
* Location makes it hard to resist
* Hours long
The bad:
* always seem to be out of Mrs Mays crunch things. It’s the only delicious thing in the sickly people aisle. These are highly addictive. Don’t try them if you don’t have the mental two estate to commit to a habit.
Place rating: 2
New York, NY
I find Sydney CBD supermarkets depressing all-​around, but this is my least favorite. If you’re looking to save a buck, walk a few blocks down to the Coles at World Square. This place is a tourist ripoff because of the central location.
Main floor is mostly biscuits and heaps of lollies, so beware swarms of children after 2pm. Underground is produce and more packaged goods; upstairs is housewares.
Place rating: 4
Sydney, Australia
The convenience of this location is the reason why it’s ALWAYS packed. No matter the hour of the day, there are always heaps of people queuing up to make a purchase. Try to avoid the early-​evening rush when everyone’s getting off work.

It’s a tough decision between Coles and Woolworths. Both offer pretty much the same selection of goods, but the sales are sometimes better at one or the other. If you have time to shop at both, do so! You can save yourself a bit of money.
The roasted chicken is better at Woolworths than Coles and it’s only $ 8 on Tuesdays! That’s $ 2 cheaper than Coles.
Place rating: 4
Alhambra, CA
Three floors! Large selection of everything you need — deli, dairy, meats, veggies, fruit, etc and a good selection of snack foods and drinks for cheaper than convenience store prices. Also they have a bakery and sushi counter. Only downside is that it’s always super crowded.
Place rating: 4
中環, Hong Kong
This is my goto local supermarket which has a good selection of general groceries, as well as fresh bread from the bakery, and a great selection of snack/​junk food (which also have some specials sometimes)
For those who are taking a train anywhere from Town Hall Station, you can also buy a ticket here in the form of the MyMulti pass which allows you to use all forms of public transport, so combining this with your groceries allows you to earn frequent flier points from the Woolworths everyday .
And for the city residents, in case the rent is a bit expensive, you can save a bit of money on food if you come here after 7 or 8 where there is discounts to be had from the bakery as they try to offload all the fresh food (and also discounts on sushi — but the selection isn’t very good as most of the good stuff is taken. Sometimes you can get some cheap sashimi if you are lucky)