FoodWorks Opens at Carey Bay Shopping Village

There’s a lot to be said for having a local corner store. When you’re halfway through cooking and realise you’re missing a key ingredient, being able to pop down the road, grab what you need, and be back in under ten minutes is a blessing.

If you’re shopping for one, FoodWorks makes it a pleasure instead of a chore. You can drop in, have a chat, check out the bargains, and head home with just the right amount. For older friends and neighbours, it’s an ideal environment, easy to access, not overwhelming, and a chance to stay active and engaged while bumping into familiar faces.

At the other end of the spectrum, kids can learn the basics of shopping in a safe and contained way. Understanding how the store is organised, finding items, and paying at the counter are great life skills. Before long they’ll be able to pop down on their own to pick up milk or bread, get some exercise and learn independence along the way.

A local shop is also good for the budget. Big supermarkets are designed to tempt us into impulse buying. At FoodWorks you’re more likely to stick to the list, and save money.

The FoodWorks franchise is large enough to keep prices comparable and supplies fresh. Gluten-free and dairy-free options are available, alongside everyday essentials like Epsom salts for relaxing baths.

The CPPA welcomes the FoodWorks crew to Carey Bay and thanks them for making local life a little more local.