IGA

This «used to be Franklins now Romeo’ s IGA» does the trick for grocery shopping when you need a few things. It’s got a pretty broad range of lines, much more than Franklins had but not always the cheapest stuff going.
As you’d expect from an Adelaide based owner there is a heck of a lot of Italian product.
It’s convenient for me and clearly everyone takes advantage of the car park because space is at a premium.
I’d probably shop here for my weekly groceries if some of the staff didn’t have their heads firmly jammed in their own orrafices. A couple of the older team members who can never bring it upon themselves to look me in the eye and can barely utter a hello. Tattoos don’t make me a bad person. Get over it. Not only that, but this is MY neighbourhood, not yours. If you want to bring it, we should have a dance off.
They do BBQ chickens and sometimes roast beef portions in the hot bar.
There is a good selection of health foods, like Quinoa and almond milk for those who believe in them.
There is an express lane but it’s often just as quick to get in a normal queue. What is more, there is a Liquorland right next to it, so Westfarmers can still get their share of your money.