NorthWest Shopping Centre

Northwest Mall’s a real gem out West – proper mean spot if you’re keen for a shop, a feed, or just a chill catch-up with the whānau. Whether you’re after a flash outfit, some new bling, or just wanna treat yourself, they’ve got all the top brands under one roof. The food court’s packed with all sorts – from burgers and sushi to fancy feeds – so there’s always something to keep your puku happy.nnIt’s not just the shops that make it a go-to. The vibe’s laid-back, the place is clean as, and you never feel too rushed. Good for a cheeky browse or a full-on retail mission. And if you’re dragging the kids along – no dramas. They’ve got play areas, family rooms, and loads of space to park the pram.nnAccessibility’s top-notch too. They’ve thought of everyone – from māmās-to-be and pēpi to the older cuzzies who need a hand getting around. Wide walkways, ramps, and clean loos mean it’s all sweet as. Plus, there’s plenty of parking so you’re not mucking around for ages trying to find a spot.nnAll up, Northwest Mall’s the kind of place you can spend the whole arvo without even realising – good vibes, good kai, and everything you need in one spot.

It has lots of shops and places to eat. I liked the big Farmers and Woolworths. The food court and Town Square have tasty food. Parking is easy with plenty of spaces. The staff in the shops are friendly. It’s a nice place for shopping or just walking around.

I would like to thank the NorthWest Centre Manager for his wonderful help this morning. I urgently required JP services at a time when JP services were closed and he helped me with such kindness and proficiency. So very appreciated!

Small but cozy mall. Has a nice food court, a little children's playground, and a parents room. Very family friendly and plenty of parking. The mall also connects to outside shops and it's pretty close to Costco. My family loves coming here.

After visiting Costco, I walked about 15 minutes to the nearby Northwest Shopping Center in Westgate. The mall has a Woolworths supermarket, which is prevalent throughout New Zealand, as well as a few restaurants and other stores. I mainly went in for groceries. One thing to note: in the Westgate area, grocery stores cannot sell alcohol due to local licensing laws, so if you want beer or spirits, you’ll need to go to a liquor store. This restriction doesn’t apply in Auckland’s CBD.nnParking is easy with a large lot above and around the mall. While at Woolworths, I noticed a long line outside, which turned out to be for a Justice of the Peace offering free services during certain hours—helpful for locals who need them.nnOverall, Northwest Shopping Center is convenient if you’re nearby and need groceries or a few shops. It’s clean, easy to navigate, and has ample parking.

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