Kings Cross Centre

Coles have very helpful and courteous staff. The pie shop man is also very courteous and helpful.

Great place to shop sadly no dogs allowed what if people who live in the building who have pets there are they allowed in the building too

Coles is generally super crowded and the esculators to get between levels are broken 6 out for the 12 months every year. Also the mini esculators to just get down to the Coles is a bit of a joke.... Not much else in the centre except an expensive health nut and grocery store.... The barber shop at the entrance near the ATM machine has super friendly staff. Can't remember the guys names, but one of the men who works there always does an amazing job with my partner hair, my partners hair is a bit on the thinner side these days and yet the barber really knows how to cut his hair in the most flattering way... The CommBank ATM machine is often broken and/or the cardless cash option is only working 50% of the time... (Probably because it's the go to cash withdrawal place for the junkies who roam Darlinghurst Rd), and the other machine is a bit too technical for my understanding.... The pharmacy, while convientitly placed, is super overpriced.... They offer a member plan, but it's something ridiculous like for every $100 you spend you get $1-5 off... Better off walking towards Potts point and going to Blake's pharmacy or priceline... Prefer Blake's as their super friendly, and the pharmacists at priceline are rude af, and have on occasion refused to fill my script, until I made them call my doctor themselves so they could get approval, which I understand if something's not allowing you on your end, but they flat out accused me of lying and trying to over fill my script. So yea... Go to Blake's 100m down the st for your pharmacy needs. The sushi place seems nice, but there's a scent diffuser they use that always smells super strongly of candy mangos, which is weird and makes me think what scent are they trying to cover..... Pizza hut is only good about 30% of the time, but at least better than the dry pizzas from the Domino's down the street. Subway is overpriced as per usual. The $2 store has the random thing that you're looking for in any $2 store about 70% of the time, so pretty good and reasonably priced stuff....

Pretty busy place considering Coles is the main shop in there. Basically all the banks ATMs are in here instead of on the street like they used to be.

Kings Cross centre is a useful landmark. There are ATMs, Hairdresser, Gym, Coles supermarket, Bottle Shop and a discount store. Staff are generally pleasant throughout.

Lots of drugs and homeless. night life kinder dangerous, in my experience be very careful.

Doesn't have a lot of shops but the ones in there are top notch. There's a café, Coles, Barber, manicurist, u0026 a chemist just asking from the $2variety store. Just been renovated. There's a Gym up stairs also. Thoroughly recommend.

Iconic Coke signage from the bad old Abe Saffron days. A cluttered Coles supermarket is located downstairs... and downstairs. One of the very few remaining Pizza Hut stores in Australia has a small outlet near one of the entrances, unfortunately with zero dining facilities. The arcade/mall arrangement has a very dated feel, with cheap 90s sterility combined with a random selection of unrelated, separate business ventures. There is a Holey Moley indoor golfing franchise on the first floor.