Westfield Chermside Directory: Shops, Map, Food & Phone

If you’ve ever wandered a sprawling shopping centre without a plan, you know the drill — circling back past the same stores, giving up on finding that one specific shop, or settling for whatever’s closest to the food court. Westfield Chermside makes that scramble unnecessary. As Brisbane’s second-largest shopping destination, the centre packs more than 500 stores across four levels, which means a solid directory is less a luxury and more a survival tool.

Location: Brisbane, QLD · Official Site: westfield.com.au/chermside · Stores: 515 · Anchor Tenants: 10

The table below consolidates the centre’s core specifications from official Westfield documentation.

Westfield Chermside directory shops

The store directory at Westfield Chermside spans 515 stores and services, placing it among the largest retail destinations in Queensland. The official browse-stores page on the Westfield website breaks these down into browsable categories including fashion, beauty, electronics, home, entertainment, and services. This organizational structure means you can filter by what you actually need rather than wandering level by level hoping for the best.

Browse stores list

Rather than relying on memory or a vague gut feeling about where a store might be, the directory gives you a searchable list with store names, locations, and sometimes contact details. The full store directory lets you type in any retailer by name. For instance, a query for “2 Brothers Traditional Barber” surfaces the store directly with its location reference — no guessing whether it’s on the ground floor or buried in the wing.

Key store categories

Major anchor tenants anchor the layout at Westfield Chermside. According to the official centre map PDF, these include David Jones (occupying two levels), Myer (three levels), Harris Scarfe, BIG W, Kmart, Target, Coles, Woolworths, the Apple Store, and Event Cinemas with its 16-screen complex featuring VMAX and Gold Class screens. Beyond the anchors, mini-majors like Best & Less, JB Hi-Fi, and Rebel Sport cluster in their own zones, so once you know which type of store you’re after, you can head straight to the relevant section rather than scanning every storefront.

The directory categorizes specialty stores by their retail type. Fashion outlets sit alongside beauty retailers like Sephora and Aesop. Homeware options include Adairs. Electronics spans JB Hi-Fi and the Apple Store. Services cover everything from barbers like 2 Brothers Traditional Barber to travel agents and optometrists. The categorization makes it straightforward to narrow down a search before you even step through the doors.

Westfield Chermside directory PDF

The most complete physical reference for Westfield Chermside comes in PDF form. The official centre map PDF from Westfield documents the full layout, anchor tenants, mini-majors, specialty store counts, and even the trade area population data. This isn’t a promotional brochure — it’s the operational reference document that also contains historical context like the centre’s opening date of 31 May 1957 and Westfield’s 1996 purchase.

Shopping centre map PDF

The PDF map breaks the centre down by level, showing which stores occupy each section. For those who prefer a physical copy — or want something to annotate — downloading the PDF before visiting can replace a significant portion of aimless wandering. The map also includes parking zone designations and the integrated bus station location, which the Wikipedia entry on the centre notes has been part of the layout since opening in 1957.

• Level-by-level store directories
• Anchor tenant locations with floor assignments
• Parking zone references
• Bus station integration
• Trade area and demographic data

Download options

Beyond the main map PDF, a 2025 trade area map PDF provides additional context on the population the centre serves. Both documents come from official Westfield sources — the Scentre Group’s operational data rather than third-party interpretations. For anyone researching the centre’s scale or planning a visit based on trade area reach, these PDFs represent the most authoritative available references.

Westfield Chermside directory map

If the PDF is the static option, the online interactive centre map is the real-time alternative. The web-based map lets you navigate level by level, zoom into specific sections, and locate individual stores without downloading anything. For smartphone users — which is most visitors — this tends to be the more practical option on the day of a visit.

Level by level store map

The centre spans four levels, and the map makes clear which stores sit on each floor. Ground level hosts the major supermarkets (Coles and Woolworths) alongside fashion anchors. Upper levels carry the department stores — David Jones across two floors, Myer across three — while the entertainment precinct “The Street” (noted in the Wikipedia entry as the first of its kind in Queensland for Westfield) occupies its own zone. The map allows you to select a level and see every store on that floor, which answers the common question “is this store on the same level as the cinema?” before you ask a staff member.

Facilities and amenities

Beyond retail locations, the centre map documents amenities the directory might otherwise miss. These include the information kiosks (where physical directories are available), parent rooms, accessible toilet facilities, and the parking entry points. The PDF map notes 7,300 parking spaces across designated zones — useful context if you’re driving and want to park near your first target store rather than circling for the nearest spot.

The centre homepage also flags what’s new — seasonal openings, pop-ups, and recently added dining options. The directory as a whole is therefore a living document: the PDF provides the structural backbone, while the website and app layers show what’s changed since the PDF was last updated.

Westfield Chermside directory food

Food and drink options at Westfield Chermside number over 50, according to the official food and drink directory. This isn’t a single food court block — restaurants, cafés, and quick-service outlets spread across all four levels, which means your lunch destination depends heavily on where you’re shopping when hunger hits.

Dining options

The dining precinct mixes chain staples with specialty operators. Chain options include KFC, McDonald’s, Nando’s, Starbucks, Subway, and Boost Juice. Specialty operators cited in the official directory include Bake N Grill Vietnamese Bakery, Bapboi Korean BBQ, Betty’s Burgers, Grill’d, Guzman Y Gomez, Sushi Hub, and Wara Sushi. The dining page also lists Zeus Street Greek, The Coffee Club, Hong Kong Lane, and the recently added Bavarian Lunch Klub.

Food court details

The formal food court sits within the centre’s dedicated dining zone, but the centre map PDF confirms that restaurants and cafés spread across all four levels rather than concentrating solely in the food court block. This distribution means fine-dining options like the restaurants on the upper levels sit apart from the quick-service food court — you can choose between a 15-minute lunch and a sit-down meal without crossing to a different part of the centre.

For visitors planning their day around meals, the food directory provides hours and sometimes contact details for key restaurants. The directory guide from House of Isabella notes that the online directory supports smartphone browsing for real-time availability and directions, which means you can check whether a restaurant is open and get walking directions to it mid-visit.

Westfield Chermside directions

Getting to Westfield Chermside is straightforward by car, bus, or rideshare, but the specifics matter if you’re planning logistics in advance. The centre sits approximately 10 kilometres north of the Brisbane CBD in the suburb of Chermside, coordinates roughly 27°23′00″S 153°02′00″E. It has operated an integrated bus station since opening in 1957, which remains a key advantage for public transport users.

Getting to the centre

By car, the centre is accessible from Gymbow Road and the surrounding Chermside road network. The official website provides driving directions through the centre’s location page. With 7,300 parking spaces documented in the official map PDF, parking availability is rarely a problem outside peak pre-Christmas periods — but the parking zones are large enough that knowing which entrance corresponds to your target store helps avoid a long walk from the car.

By bus, the centre’s integrated bus station means multiple routes drop you directly at the shopping centre rather than at a nearby street corner. This is a meaningful advantage over centres that require a 10-minute walk from the nearest bus stop. Brisbane Transport route planners integrate Westfield Chermside as a destination, so checking your journey before leaving home typically gives accurate arrival times.

Contact phone number

Individual store phone numbers aren’t compiled in any single directory — a gap worth noting for anyone who wants to call ahead before visiting. The centre’s main contact information appears on the official homepage, but store-specific directories require searching individual store pages on the Westfield website or using the app. The third-party directory guide from House of Isabella notes this limitation, recommending the Westfield app for real-time contact details and directions.

How to use the Westfield Chermside directory

The directory tools available — PDF maps, online centre map, browse-stores page, food and drink directory, and the mobile app — each serve different purposes depending on when you’re using them.

1. Download the official centre map PDF for the structural overview before your visit.
2. Search the store directory for specific retailers you need to visit.
3. Check the food directory if dining is part of your plan.
4. Open the interactive centre map on your smartphone for real-time navigation during your visit.
5. Use the app for contact details if you need to call a store mid-visit.

Westfield Chermside: confirmed facts vs. what’s uncertain

The official sources establish a strong factual baseline for Westfield Chermside, but gaps remain between what the directory documents and what visitors often want to know.

The pattern here is that the centre’s owner (Scentre Group) publishes reliable data on overall scale and anchor tenants, while granular details — per-store contact numbers, exact specialty counts, recent openings — fall to individual store pages or aren’t centralized at all. For visitors who need specifics, the app and individual store pages remain the most current sources, but no single directory collects all that information in one place.

“Westfield Chermside is home to David Jones, Myer, BIG W, Kmart, Target, Coles, Woolworths, Apple, an Event Cinemas complex and approximately 451 specialty stores.”

— Scentre Group, Owner/Manager

“The Chermside Westfield directory is a comprehensive guide listing all the stores, services, and facilities available at Westfield Chermside.”

— House of Isabella, Directory Guide Publisher

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Shoppers exploring Westfield Chermside’s 515 stores will find the flagship David Jones Chermside guide particularly useful for its hours, location and parking tips.

Frequently asked questions

For Brisbane shoppers and visitors, the directory is the practical entry point to a centre that otherwise rewards planning over improvisation. Whether you’re driving in from the outer suburbs or taking the bus from the CBD, knowing what’s there before you arrive turns a massive retail space into something navigable — and that’s the whole point of having a directory in the first place.