Woolworths Moorebank

i went there at 7pm to purchase a loaf of bread only to find that the shelves were almost empty with some of the remaining few packaged bread being expired up to two days with visible traces of mould.
That really turned me off.

Mid Sunday morning and store is filled with trollies in the floor with boxes and staff filling shelves. Small aisles filled with boxes make shopping impossible

Its my local woollies here in moorebank the staff who work here are the bomb awesome very friendly with very nice smiles and very good services .

Terrible. Often out of stock, very little variety, and twice we have bought milk from there which was off before we even opened it. Store managers never seem to care about anything least of all improving the store.

Easy shopping, great coffee shop.

Have lived in Moorebank for over 20 years and have worked at a mix of retail grocery stores in the area, and with the exception of the now defunct Franklins next door to it (so poor it was closed) this is still unfortunately one of the poorest retail stores that I consistently visit.

For "the fresh food people" this store has some of the worst stock in area I've seen. Even the Aldi in Bankstown have better produce and Aldi in general I would never buy fruit and veg from as it's often sub-par.

The deli is decent and have a good selection, as does the bakery.

However this is all somewhat undone by the smaller range of goods available in this store due to simply being rather small. Not their fault but a factor all the same.

However the real kicker for me and what gives this store in my eyes 1 star is how badly organised the service area is, and has been for the last 2 decades. Recently in particular you will have 2 regular checkouts and an express open at 5 in the afternoon on a weekday, by 6 all registers will have lines of at leaat 3 plus trolleys and the express close to 6.

They will call other hands to service (usually much too late when its already overcrowded) but the staff are undertrained and often the registers are closed and cash emptied before peak period.

None of this would be an issue if they had self service but as they don't they severely need to hire more service staff and sort out with service managers a better plan during peak periods.

In the meantime I would suggest shopping elsewhere on the way home from work, it is rarely a positive experience

My new local woolies. It did feel a little smaller then my old woolies but they had everything I needed

Don't bother, no range of brands (apart from home brand), no range of flavours and only one register ever open. Drive 20mins to a large or NEW store like Casula or Revesby if you can be bothered.