Point Cook Town Centre.

Alfresco Melbourne dining & coffee culture meets convenient suburban shopping. We’ve squeezed all of life’s little pleasures in the one town centre & created an intoxicating ambience all of our own. Now with over 130 stores including Target, Harris Scarfe, Best & Less, Rebel Sport, Coles & Aldi plus over 1300 car parks (including 700 undercover) Point Cook Town Centre offers one stop shopping in a unique, contemporary village atmosphere.

STAGE 2 IS NOW OPEN!

Construction of the $50 million Stage Two Town Centre development is now open. This new precinct features features over 40 specialty retail stores, a new concept Harris Scarfe department store, Best n Less, Rebel Sport and Terry White pharmacy. The Stage Two development includes more on-street retail, alfresco dining options, an additional 250 car spaces (plus more undercover car parking complete with Clearwater Car Wash facility) and a Food Court with over 400 seats.

The new Stage Two precinct mirrors the contemporary, light filled spaces created in the current centre structure. Furthermore Stage Two includes a purpose built Town Square with outdoor seating and public entertainment space. Headlining the new Point Cook Town Centre food court is the unique Theobroma Chocolate Lounge & well known Nando’s family restaurant. National retailers, Muffin Break & Fancy Fillings also feature in the new Food Court, offering a complete range of delicious lunchtime fare. Fancy. The new Food Court abounds with international flavors galore and include the likes of tasty Turkish kebabs, Burger Bar, Tacos Panchos Mexican cuisine, Sanyang Asian noodles, Kagetsu Japanese Sushi, a traditional Fish n Chippery called Off The Hook, Gelatavita ice-cream bar, and Mediterranean cuisine at Turbo Cafe.

Shopping for fashion hasnever be easier, with the opening of both national chain and independent boutiques, such as Edge Clothing, Mirage women’s wear, Bird of Prey women’s fashion, Traffic Footwear, Lorna Jane Active Wear, Riki Nathan women’s wear, Hizz Mens wear and Pea In A Pod maternity wear.

Large format stores such as The Harvest Store, Provincial Home Living, Fenix Fitness Health Club, The Reject Shop and a Best Friends Pets Superstore compliment the existing mix of fashion, homewares, accessories, the best in fresh food, dining options and a range of personal services. Dedicated community facilities include Giant Leaps Childcare Centre, Point Cook Superclinic Medical Centre, and the Point Cook Community Learning Centre comprising public library facilities, community learning rooms, occasional care facilities, toy library, community kitchen, kindergarten and, maternal and child health consulting rooms.