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Great little quirky markets which are little shopfronts. The good thing is all the shops are different. Really worth the visit.

It was lovely to take refuge somewhere warm and dry on this chilly, drizzly day. I bought a chai latte from the coffee shop and it was just delicious and nice and hot. My friend bought a pizza the size of a paper plate which only cost $10. The base was so thin and crispy and there was plenty of topping. Well worth a visit.

A fantastic assortment of shops and cafes inside the complex , on Sunday there's a live band , plenty to choose for lunch, the best thing that is all under cover so you can get of the sun or rain , toilet are inside but parking can be a problem specially if the picture theater next door is open.

What a little gem. Not really Markets" as we know. Permanent/semi permanent mini shops. An excellent mix of outlets. Anybody in the area should visit on a regular basis.The architecture alone is worth the visit."

Great little undercover markets with trinkets and a great variety of (mostly Italian) food. Worth a visit for a couple of hours. Ettalong diggers is a few blocks away and where you can leave the men.

Wonderful place to take family, friends or dates. The beach is not particularly crowded, the water is very clear and the sand is very warm under the sun.I would recommend to go to the local under roof market that is next to the beach as well. Lots of food options, clothing stores, antique shops and coffee locations.

Great place to eat, so many restaurants and cafes to choose from, and lots of stalls to shop at. Spoilt for choice, great Sunday afternoon activity.

This has got to be one of the quirkiest shopping, eating and entertainment complexes I’ve ever encountered… well it would have been, if I hadn’t got married in Las Vegas. Galleria Ettalong Beach is like The Strand Arcade on steroids, crossed with all the artifice of The Venetian hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.Designed to look like a fake Italian village, it’s a crazy collection of nooks and crannies, stained glass windows and cobblestones, piazzas and Juliet balconies. It houses a motel, some private residences, an artisan market with permanent stalls that open on Saturdays and Sundays, a cinema, cafes, restaurants, bars, boutiques and even a Sicilian bakery.While the complex was first established in 1979, Cinema Paradiso was added in 1999. The six-screen cinema’s name is drawn, rather appropriately, from the academy award-winning 1988 Italian film by the same title. You might remember it for its lush musical score composed by Ennio Morricone. As you stroll the complex’s long marble corridors, with lights that turn on as you move through each area, you might – as I did – ask how and why this complex came to be established in a sleepy Central Coast locale like Ettalong Beach?

A very nice place to visit. If you are into buying hand made stuff, then you won't be disappointed to go here. Creativity at its finest.

This is beautifully designed in the Italian style with a gorgeous tiled floor, with pizza and Italiano restaurants. Today at the market, I bought a lovely blouse, at Conscious clothing company, clothes block printed on traditionally grown indus valley cotton. Cotton grown that can be composted back to the earth when out grown.