The Galeries

I love here because of the book store “Book Kinokuniya”! It is amazing! Also the small cafe shop beside the checkout is awesome. Highly recommend to book lovers.

A very smart, stylish shopping destination which is always a cultural experience too. Over four levels of high quality international and local retailers. Also a range of services including cafes, restaurants, hairdressing, a dental clinic and optometry. The Galeries also has frequent art installations supporting cool emerging artists. Easy access to the Galeries from George Street, Pitt Street and well as underneath access into Town Hall Station.

The Gallery was a wonderful experience with plenty of beautiful art works. We also had coffee there and the service was great.

The Galeries is one of my favorite shopping places in Sydney. It features slightly offbeat brands, not the typical upscale and/or mainstays you'll find in Westfield. Unfortunately, as of April 2023, it's undergoing some renovations, which makes it a little messy. 🍽️ There's food on every level, from a beloved sushi carousel on the 1st floor, fine dining, and super-popular pastry and cafes on the ground floor. For casual eats, go downstairs to the food court. However, note the food court doesn't keep dinner hours, so it's useless as 7pm :( 🛍️ Good shopping! Check the website for a current listing of brands. 📘 Features Sydney's largest book shop on the top floor, Kinokuniya. It's an absolute destination. 🚻 Toilets on 2 levels. In basement, at the back towards Pitt St entrance. On the first floor, it's by the gym, again on the Pitt St side.

Amazing shopping centre with a fantastic vibe. I have to say, the two story Hobbyco shop on the top floor was the highlight. I'm a huge Gundam fan and as you can see from. The photos, they did not disappoint. Good selection of other shops and restaurants. Definitely check it out!

Nice location , but the matcha and chai tea was too sweet for my liking .. couldn't finish the drinks.

Brilliant place to pop into if you're in the City. Gorgeous shops and lots to see, smell, taste and experience.

This is the most unhygienic bathrooms. No santizing dispenser in the cubicles for toilet seats, poor sink function and never any hot water. Truly an embarrassment.

I love here because of the book store “Book Kinokuniya”! It is amazing! Also the small cafe shop beside the checkout is awesome. Highly recommend to book lovers.

A very smart, stylish shopping destination which is always a cultural experience too. Over four levels of high quality international and local retailers. Also a range of services including cafes, restaurants, hairdressing, a dental clinic and optometry. The Galeries also has frequent art installations supporting cool emerging artists. Easy access to the Galeries from George Street, Pitt Street and well as underneath access into Town Hall Station.

The Gallery was a wonderful experience with plenty of beautiful art works. We also had coffee there and the service was great.

The Galeries is one of my favorite shopping places in Sydney. It features slightly offbeat brands, not the typical upscale and/or mainstays you'll find in Westfield. Unfortunately, as of April 2023, it's undergoing some renovations, which makes it a little messy. 🍽️ There's food on every level, from a beloved sushi carousel on the 1st floor, fine dining, and super-popular pastry and cafes on the ground floor. For casual eats, go downstairs to the food court. However, note the food court doesn't keep dinner hours, so it's useless as 7pm :( 🛍️ Good shopping! Check the website for a current listing of brands. 📘 Features Sydney's largest book shop on the top floor, Kinokuniya. It's an absolute destination. 🚻 Toilets on 2 levels. In basement, at the back towards Pitt St entrance. On the first floor, it's by the gym, again on the Pitt St side.

Amazing shopping centre with a fantastic vibe. I have to say, the two story Hobbyco shop on the top floor was the highlight. I'm a huge Gundam fan and as you can see from. The photos, they did not disappoint. Good selection of other shops and restaurants. Definitely check it out!

Nice location , but the matcha and chai tea was too sweet for my liking .. couldn't finish the drinks.

Brilliant place to pop into if you're in the City. Gorgeous shops and lots to see, smell, taste and experience.

This is the most unhygienic bathrooms. No santizing dispenser in the cubicles for toilet seats, poor sink function and never any hot water. Truly an embarrassment.

I was staying at a nearby hotel and came here after checking out of my room. I wanted to grab something to eat for lunch before heading out to the airport. Ultimately, I decided to eat at Yayoi, a Japanese restaurant up on floor 1. Since they didn't open until 11:30 am for lunch, I took the time to check out each floor to see what stores and restaurants were available. This was a modern looking shopping mall. There were a good variety of stores on each floor. There was a Fitness First gym and Kinokuniya bookstore up on floor 2. There was a nice food gallery with several different choices down in the lower ground level as well as an underground passage over to the Queen Victoria Building. This was a nice place to do a little window shopping, eat some food, or just to hang out with your friends.

I went to The Galeries for Hotto Motto Bento box restaurant, Yayoi Japanese Restaurant, Ichibanboshi Japanese Restaurant, Muji, Kinokuniya and...... This place is so cool and so many nice shops are there. I cannot finish looking around all shops because of so many. That means I should keep coming to check it out! I like this shopping complex very much. However, I didn't see any map or information for the tenants. If there is a map or floor information, it must be very helpful and makes us much much easier to find new business. Good: very new, clean and noise level is not interrupted Room for improvement: floor information (I had little idea where I can find what)

If you're heading to the city for shopping, stop by The Galeries. Linking up to the Queen Victoria Building, it's got an awesome range of shops including Incu, Nu + Nan and JB HiFi. Whether you're after skincare and make-up (The Body Shop, Mecca), food (Ichiban Boshi, Arthouse Hotel), clothes (Alphaville, Mooks), books (Kinokuniya) or knick-knacks (Via Alley), The Galeries delivers. It often has some great exhibitions on too, such as the recent Where & What photography exhibition and Curvy live art battles.

So I'm from Minnesota living in Sydney for a year with my boyfriend (who works for a software company.) We frequent the Carhartt in Darlinghurst and love the service and have bought multiple pairs of jeans for him from there (he loves the Klondike!) Today we went to the Town Hall and the associates there barely noticed us walk in (maybe two other customers shopping) and until I ASKED for service he barely helped with color and style selection and after the jeans that the sales associate recommended didn't fit he said 'well have a good day' and walked away. WE CAME TO SPEND MONEY. So we will go to Darlignhurst from here on out.

The Galeries is located across George Street from another of Sydney's impressive shopping area, the Queen Victoria Buildings. Luckily, these two shopping centres are chalk and cheese - The Galeries is most definitely the cooler cousin of The Queen Victoria Building. An open-air set up gives you the sense that you're not actually in a shopping centre, which I love - for me, going to the mall is its own special kind of hell. There's also a range of cool and quirky shops there that are geared to provide the twenty-something set with a bangin' outfit for the weekend. In fact, anyone who doesn't identify with that demographic will probably have a hard time finding a shop that they'd enjoy perusing at TGV - Superdry and Kookai just aren't for the same set that shops across the road at Burberry.. Having said that, the wonderful Mecca Cosmetics provides high-quality makeup for most everyone.. There is also a great coffee shop, a cool bookstore and basically anything that anyone who's ever even slightly identified with the hipster movement could ever dream of. If that's you, then run, don't walk, to The Galeries