Myer

I’m very pleased with the quality of clothing and service that was provided to me during my stay in Sydney. I needed a bathing suit and went in to find something. While there, my husband found a few things too! I had a wonderful lady helping me out made sure that I had what I needed. They have many good designers to choose from and its very well laid out.
The store reminds me of Macy’s in the states — even better!

This is the $ 45 lukewarm, cinnamon, slightly lumpy oatmeal of the department store world. It satisfies one’s appetite in the most basic of ways. The most exciting things I’ve seen are an ethnic mannequin and the usual drag queen stage show makeup that is every MAC counter on planet earth.
The service is the most lacking of all the Myer shops I’ve visited and some staff are very blatant snobs. You’d think they were customers at Hermes, not sales clerks at frickin Myer. If that apple-​shaped customer asks for that bodycon minidress in all the colours, take your polyester-​wearing self to the back and give her what she asked for without sass or eye calisthenics. And throw in a compliment about how she looks like Kardashian or whoever the kids are into these days. You are NOT her friend, fashion police nor do you host «what not to wear». She didn’t ask for your thoughts, opinions or judgement.
Also, that there was no makeup brush cleaner in the cosmetics area is a concern. I was told to use a dirty brush or my fingers. Sucio.

My favourite place to shop in the CBD. Even though pricing is not competitive, I enjoy shopping here every time. (well, nothing is in Australia, you are always better off shopping online)
The ground floor of Myer where all the cosmetics are is always a MADHOUSE. It is really hard not to be bumped into while you are looking at make up.
You will enjoy the shopping experience more on the upper floors. More room to breathe :)
Can be difficult to find a staff if you have a question but once again, I guess you can always go to the cash register unless there is a line.
A great place to look for gift ideas :)

Every time I come here I feel like I’m somehow inconveniencing the staff by asking a question or really for help with anything.
Last weekend we stood at the register (another group was waiting in front of us) ready to purchase something while 2+ floor staff members walked by, looked at us, and then moved on. The register wasn’t closed, so I don’t know what was going on. Also, after we had stood there and waited for someone to show up… there was no apology, no recognition that we had been ignored.
This was one example, but hasn’t been an isolated incident for me. I have stood at the dressing room queue while 4+ staff talked amongst themselves before I finally had to interrupt and ask if I could have a room.
Ends rant. So overall, very poor customer service and a very ordinary department store. There aren’t really many better options I can recommend in the CBD. My advice would be… stick to online shopping and save yourself a trip when possible.

Agree. Myer on George Street is a terrific department store. It’s hip and trendy. I am more a David Jones lover, yet Myer is still great, and the Myer One loyalty program is worth joining. It would be great if any unused credit on your Myer One voucher can go to charity.
Came here for some bath salts, normally $ 20, they were half price yesterday. I am really happy with them. That was a great deal. I also recently received an invitation in the mail to attend their stocktake sale preview this coming Tuesday night (as at the time of writing this).
Myer saved the day when I had to make a last minute dash for my nieces birthday present last Thursday night too. With it, I received my complimentary copy of Emporium magazine, and from the fashion pages of this magazine, I have my eye on a pretty dress that is worth splashing out $ 100 for. It will be nice if this dress is on sale this Tuesday night. My pennies are saved.

What a great department store!
This place was huge and had a great selection of items for everyone. Specific to the men’s section, there was a great variety in terms of clothing: whether casual, dressy or sporty there was something for everyone, ranging from mid-​level to high-​end. I interacted with a few sales associates and they were all friendly and knowledgeable about the items being sold.
The store is well-​organized and well-​staffed.

Myer is one of the biggest department store chain in Australia. This department store carries local, international and designer labels. They also carry stock for cosmetics, fragrance, accessories, homewares, electrical goods, entertainment, sportswear, books. There are usually two big sales to watch out for, one during mid year and another would be the boxing day sale.

Das Myer ist eine Kaufhauskette in Australien. Man kann es mit Karstadt & Co vergleichen.

I love the Myer department store chain and have been to a few in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Hobart.
There are clothing departments for men, women and children, electrical goods, fragrance and cosmetics, luggage etc and at christmas have fantastic christmas shop with great decorations and gifts.

C’est le deuxième grand magasin le plus important d’Australie avec celui de David Jones sur Castlereagh Street.
Il propose des produits australiens et internationaux du prêt-​à-​porter, des cosmétiques et pour la maison.