This place is a bit disappointing. It is a tiny little shop, with not much room to move around. Maybe 1-2 customers can fit in there comfortably.

The owner/worker (I've never seen anyone else there) needs to work on his customer service. He stares at you while you're looking around, as though he expects you to steal something at any moment. There is a strong language barrier as well, which is not really his fault, just frustrating.

The prices are usually around double what you'll pay online or even at another computer store. I would pass on this one unless they have something you can't find anywhere else.

We just went here this past Saturday and I was pretty impressed. The decor was nice and the place looked clean. There were no available napkins, but I'm sure it was just overlooked.

The staff were friendly and chatted with me while I waited. They told me their 1st anniversary was this past month and they completely remade their menu. I also saw that they were donating a percentage of their profits to charity on the day I went. I thought that was pretty awesome of them.

The food was great, no complaints there. I got the grilled pork and spring rolls vermicelli and it was very tasty. My wife loved the sugarcane prawns.

Rosetti's is great! I have stopped in there after work several times, and I've also placed some delivery orders. I have never had any complaints.

When I've eaten in, I noticed the place was very clean and quiet. I liked the decor - very classic. I think it is so cool that they have a woodfired oven for the pizzas. They are open for both lunch and dinner.

When I got delivery, it was quick and the food arrived hot. I recommend the meal deals - I got one family pizza, one big pasta, garlic bread and salad for $45 delivered.

Beyti Adana is a kebab restaurant located across the street from Neeta City shopping center. They offer typical Turkish food. The restaurant is very small, with just a couple of chairs inside and 2 tables outside.

The place is a bit dirty, but nothing that a good clean up wouldn't help. If you plan on eating here, take your food with you. People sit outside and smoke all day long so it makes for a not-so-enjoyable dinner.

The kebabs are middle of the road - not bad but nothing spectacular. The prices are reasonable and the workers seem nice. But the language barrier is a tiny bit of a problem.

When I went into Smart Cash Loans, all the employees looked like they needed a bath and the place smelled like feet. There was one crazy homeless guy, Jonny Salvatore, who was trying to hump the DVD cases while screaming about the price of rings. But if you're familiar with the Fairfield area, you will see this is how they all are. Avoid this place at all costs.

Anglicare is a charity shop located just down from the Fairfield station. It is a very small shop but clean and tidy. They have a changing room in the back but bring someone to watch the "door" for you - its only a curtain!

The prices are reasonable and affordable. I picked up 2 brand new DVDs from 2011 for $3.00 each. They have a small shelf with a few books, but most of the shop is clothing.

I like that they separate the sizes of clothes out for you so you can shop in your section (regular, plus, kids etc). The clothes are all very clean and there's something to fit everyone.

The staff have always been very friendly and helpful. They offer EFTPOS which is nice and I believe the minimum is $10.00

This place offers just pizzas, so keep that in mind if you have family members who like salads or other pizza place menu items. They have 2 sizes ranging from $10-15.

I prefer this place over the chains like Pizza Hut because you can tell everything is made to order and its very fresh. The service is good as well.

I would change a few things though. Their opening hours are weird - 7am-7pm Tues-Sat and 7am-3pm Sunday. I feel they need to be open later on Sundays to accommodate family dinners. Its also strange that they open at 7am but I guess some people like pizza for breakfast! They are closed Mondays.

They also don't have EFTPOS, which I feel in this day and age, if you own a business, you need to accept cards and not just cash.

This is a pretty good place. The decor looks new and sort of retro. Like a 1950's diner. Its has always been clean when I've gone in.

The menu is very large - you can get anything from burgers & fish to salads or whole chickens. I love the bacon double cheese burger and my wife always gets the Greek salad.

She says their Greek salad is the best because it doesn't have an lettuce, and tons of feta/olives. They can customize your order also if you have dietary needs.

Overall, its a good place, the workers are friendly, and the service is fast.

This is the worst Mcdonalds I have ever been to. I personally love Mcdonalds so this is not an issue with the company, but rather this location itself.

The majority of the staff are teenagers, so you sort of expect them to not be on top of things 100%, so I tend to be understanding. But they seem to have no leadership, so they just stand around and take a very long time with orders.

The floors and counters are usually always dirty. There is food and trash just lying around and the workers step all over it. This last time I took a picture of the floors to send to their head office because it was pretty bad.

The customer service is bad as well. Besides being slow, 2 workers laughed at my order recently (it was a large order for my family and I assume they were laughing because they thought I was eating it all myself?).

I'm avoiding this location from now on. There is another one outside of Neeta City, just 1 street over. Definitely go there instead.

I used this service during my unemployment period, in order to help me get a job or training. I didn't pay for the service myself, so that's why I gave them 5 stars on that category.

During my short time with them these are a few of the things I dealt with:
1) I was lied to repeatedly about what was required of me in order to obtain employment.
2) I was denied any opportunity to get training but wasn't given a reason.
3) I was laughed at when they looked over my resume and school history.
4) I wasn't given any help with a resume or how to better prepare myself for an interview.

In short, this company did nothing to help me at all. They were rude and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.