Marryatville shopping centre

Great little place. Supermarket. Variety of small stores. Classic, 95 year old cinema: the Regal (formerly Chelsea, Ozone, and Princess). The oldest cinema in Sth Aust - remodeled in 1940 as an art deco beauty. Recently renovated. Much loved by its loyal patrons.

Used to really enjoy coming to the shopping centre, however, in more recent times I have noticed the shopping centre has seriously gone downhill. For example, the glass entrance door has been damaged and not fixed for over 8 weeks. This is very disappointing and does not look very good at all. Secondly, they have now monetised the car park, this is terrible considering the car park is already one of the worst in Adelaide and hated by customers. I also believe the centre would benefit from full-time security, I have been in the supermarket a number of times and have witnessed theft in the liquor store. My family and I, and my friends and their families have begun shopping at Burnside Village, at least we feel safe in their centre.

Good local for me. Car park could do with more lighting. Usually free car parks available. Thanks guys

Parking arrangement needs improvement. I’ve never had as many scratches on my car as in this car park.Woolworths Marryatville have continued to reduce the items I am looking for. I generally have to go to Foodland to find required items.

Great place to shop, easy parking, undercover parking is great on a hot or wet day.Great selection of groceries

It's not a large shopping complex but all that you need is available here. A great big Woolworths supermarket, booze shop, chemist, news agency which has some great presents you can buy for your loved ones, butcher, bakers delight, yoghurt shop and a cafe to have lunch or just coffee and cake. Oh I almost forgot, a great florist is set up for your bunches of flowers, etc.

Adequate for the community it serves but toilets aren't maintained well. Don't know where to address the issue. No customer service centre. Can be better.

Nice, relaxing, fast and easy centre for basics. Small, sensible set of shops, where you can pick up all U need and a cpl luxuries but not a excessive spendout mall. Soft spot 4 it.

Woolworth appears expensive (maybe a sign of the times) but they happily let me exchange/refund horrible mandarins, friendly staff in chemist, Woolies & butcher with butcher beef mince a little cheaper than Woolies fine grade. Was able to get a space in the car park.

I was disappointed that there were no Disability Parks at the underground carpark. If parents bring severely disabled children or young adults in wheelchairs come and are sensitive to sun or rain there's no parking for protection. I was disappointed at the lack of disabled parks and the lack of disabled parks underneath and I was unable to find a lift to come from underground to the mall. Which I found cluttered. Woolies was great and I hope at the next management meeting this is bought up.