The Station Oxley

It is a Station it has had upgrades adequate to suffice the demand of the public with wheelchair accessibility both street aide to the station and the smooth access ramps that lead down and around the complex with a smooth access to lifts at rear of shops giving access to lifts to upper levels of shops in the arcade and both parking basements. Great vist.

The coffee at J Ting was smooth, not bitter like some

Handy local shopping centre. Parking can be a little difficult in the afternoons but generally pretty good.

I like this lively little centre especially like the Woolworth supermarket as it is stocked with some great deli lines and gourmet items such as beads, cheeses, meats, preserves etc of you are looking for something special.The shelves are well presented with goods clearly priced.Unfortunately no way to get an ice cream or coffee and the Zarraffas Coffee seems to close rather early. Bad luck if you are looking for a sit down after 4pm on it seems. They were stacking tables!Plenty of other outlets for shopping e.g. bakery, Priceline, BWS, medical centre, nail and pedicure service, post office. Street parking or plenty undercover (with an escalator ). Drive in from the side street access.

Good parking. Slow travelator which requires holding on. Sanitisers not on display so need to use store ones. Station improved by having doctors there.

A few minutes walk from the Canossa Hospital. Has public transport by rail, taxi and the bus.The station has Woolworths, BWS, Priceline pharmacy, A Bakery, Coffee shops, Commonwealth Bank, a Gents Hairdresser and clean Toilets.Nice clean and such a nicely presented area.

Nice and quiet area, lots of Caffe to enjoy your morning

Great little shopping centre. Has all the essential shops. Bakery, Woolworths, bottle shop, cafe, newsagent, doctor's surgery, barber, and plenty of places to eat. Very clean establishment. Toilets and mothers room are very clean. The cleaner there does an excellent job, and is a very lovely lady

Not a bad little local shopping centre, it's got the essentials but I'm more of a Coles fella than a Woolworths clown but I'm not here to review the big two supermarkets, although I will say $4.80 for a newspaper is most definitely not a steal. Thanks xxx

Lacks atmosphere, friendly customers, lack of seating , bit grubby looking, shopkeepers just doing a job.