FoodWorks

The help and friendliness from the owners and staff combined with an extensive range of product was exceptional and really made going to the shop still feel like you were on holiday.Thanks to you all for helping make our trip easy.

Normal store in a remote town, perfectly fine.. too many Karens in the reviews.. stay in your big city and don't travel if you have to complain about everything

One of the best supermarkets outside of Perth, this shop has literally everything you can imagine. It’s like a fusion of Woolworth, mitre10 & bunnings. This shop has it all, I was impressed, was great to just stroll around the isle and explore. Highly recommended shop

Grey haired woman snapped at me for opening the chicken warmer incorrectly. Completely out of hand reaction and extremely condescending.

They mopped the floors half an hour before closing time and we got told off for walking down an aisle... Also heard the same lady telling off a staff member for mopping wrong. Perhaps they'd had a long day, but maybe they could pay someone else an extra half hour to close up, and do it at a more appropriate time, rather than preventing customers from getting to the items that they want. Would have thought they could afford it when their prices are so high.

Massive selection of fresh meat, veggies, fruit, hot chickens and all the things in between. Fresh food was a good price especially considering the remoteness!

The only one supermarket in Coral Bay, map shows that Coral Bay has other supermarket, but actually they are closed.Foodworks supermarket sells basic groceries , food , fishing equipment and some beach gear, but expensive. Recommend bring your cooking food.Staffs were friendly and helpful. location was good, near beach and a bakery shop.Open 7days , Mid March would be different business hours, maybe longer business hours.

I'm so impressed at the amount of stock this supermarket has for the remote location. The prices can be high but for some items, are surprisingly reasonable. You're in Coral Bay, everything is expensive, so don't be surprised when supermarket items are too!Super happy that 2L of milk was only $3.50 and avocadoes were $1.99. Meat is mostly frozen stuff. They have cooked chickens.I recommend bringing what you can with you (especially non perishables like soft drink and chips which are quite expensive here) and then getting perishable items from the supermarket.Good ice cream selection at regular service station prices.

The most ridiculous prices I've ever seen in Australia. Even in small villages in the outback, I never saw a package of Toast for 10$. A single butane gas bottle costs 8$ there. That's just greed, nothing else