Pasadena Foodland

I got a bad experience on the fish section. I bought a 3 kilos Snapper. I requested the girl to cut the fish an inch thick. She told me that they will cut it as they see it fit. It was rude. Another girl packed the fish with lots of water inside. It was dripping in my car. Other section of the super market gave us a good service.

Excellent quality food in a convenient and pleasant environment.

Wonderful shop but a horrible phone support. Every number I tried today from morning till 4pm (options 2-4 and every department under option 3) goes to a voice mail. And while I am repeatedly reassured by the recorded message that 1. My call is important to them and 2. Someone will call me back, no one responds. It is disappointing.

Easily the best supermarket I've seen without even mentioning the Cafe. But OMG, the Cafe is sensational, better than many full blown restaurants I've been to lately.

Best supermarket in Adelaide by a mile. It's not just a shop, it's an experience. Piano music playing and food displayed gorgeously. The fruit and veg bags are compostable and there are loads of gree products in the store (noticed some really cool food platters made from fallen leaves). Even on a saturday, the queues at the tils didn't feel too long. Huge meat, fish and deli counters. Great store.

Amazing. Like a mini central market but without the hassle. So so good. No wonder people travel to go there.

The best Foodland in Adelaide. You can get Nitrite-free bacon there, other Barossa small goods, regional produce, fresh fish (including sashimi sets), lobsters, all kinds of spices, organic products, etc. There is a cafe inside, bakery, and a baby grand piano to play (they invite musicians to play).

Loved it. So did my friend. Just amazed at the variety. Good, mini 'cafes', and to top it off, real people could be found, ready to help and no self checkouts. Thank you.

5 star luxury super market with fantastic coffee cakes and produce.

Couldn't ask for more in a supermarket, excellent selection of fresh and dry goods, many harder to find Asian ingredients (banana hearts anyone?) Also the in store dining options are amazing with coffee and cakes to a fresh oyster and seafood bar.