Station Shopping Centre

4.3(74)

Unit 2/30 Blackwood Rd, Logan Central, Queensland, 4114

Station Shopping Centre in Logan Central

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Services:Takeaway

Fresh From the Oven

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Why Choose Station Shopping Centre?

Station Shopping Centre in Logan Central offers fresh Yemeni bread baked daily, along with a range of Middle Eastern groceries including herbs and spices. It's a practical stop for takeaway breakfast and bread, with wheelchair-accessible facilities and card payments available.

About Station Shopping Centre

Station Shopping Centre in Logan Central is a mixed bag. Part grocery, part bakery, it offers bread fresh from the oven, including Yemeni bread available in the morning.

Takeaway is available for a quick breakfast or bread run. Beyond the baking, we've heard it's an interesting middle eastern grocery with a decent range of herbs and spices. One local summed it up simply: what you see is what you get.

Fresh bread and food appeal to some, while others note the range is limited and prices higher than chain stores. Parking is tight, so allow a bit of time.

On the practical side, there's a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance and toilet, and you can pay by credit card, debit card or tap with your phone. Check the hours before you head in, as the weekday and weekend openings differ and they close one day of the week.

If fresh Yemeni bread is what you're after, this bakery in Logan Central is worth a look.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Station Shopping Centre

: It's known for fresh bread baked on site, including Yemeni bread available in the morning. Locals describe the bread as fresh and delicious, so getting there earlier in the day gives the best chance of catching it straight from the oven.
: No, it's part grocery and part bakery. Alongside the fresh bread, it operates as a Middle Eastern grocery with a decent range of herbs and spices, making it worth a look if you're after both a bread run and pantry staples in single.
: Yes, takeaway is available, which suits a quick breakfast or bread run. It's set up for people grabbing something on the go rather than sitting in.
: Parking is tight according to locals, so it pays to allow a bit of extra time when visiting. The centre does have a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance and toilet, and accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments.
: Opinions vary. Some locals enjoy the fresh bread and food and rate it highly, while others feel the range is limited and prices run higher than at chain supermarkets. It's best to go in with the expectation that what you see is what you get.