At a glance
- Open now
- 6 new stores: Wildflower Society, Chickanji, Sports and Spectators, Never Miss, Top Gold and Pandora
- Where
- Westfield Hurstville, corner of Cross Street and Park Road, Hurstville NSW 2220
- Hours this week
- 9:30am to 6pm Monday to Wednesday, 9:30am to 9pm Thursday 5 November, 9:30am to 6pm Friday and Saturday, 10am to 6pm Sunday 8 November
- Parking
- 3 hours free for everyone, 4 hours free for Westfield members; $50 maximum a day; free after 6pm if you leave before 1am
- Train
- Hurstville station on the Illawarra line, a short walk down Forest Road
- Who it’s for
- Shoppers in Hurstville, Penshurst, Mortdale, Kogarah and the rest of the St George area who want to know what is new and how to park
- What to do now
- Find the store by level and neighbour in the table, then pick the car park entrance that matches it
- Last checked
- Monday 2 November 2026, against Westfield Hurstville’s new stores, parking, getting here and opening hours pages
- Not yet confirmed
- Opening dates for the six stores Westfield lists as open, and for the five it lists as due to open; the centre has published none
Westfield Hurstville lists six new stores as open, according to its new stores page: Wildflower Society, Chickanji, Sports and Spectators, Never Miss, Top Gold and Pandora. It lists five more as due to open and gives no dates for any of them, so this page does not name those five. Everything below is as of Monday 2 November 2026.
The centre is on the corner of Cross Street and Park Road, Hurstville, New South Wales 2220. Parking is free for the first three hours, or four hours for Westfield members, and Hurstville station is a short walk away.
Which new stores are open at Westfield Hurstville?
Westfield’s page puts these six under “Now Open”. The level and the neighbouring store are from the page:
| Store | What it offers | Where in the centre |
|---|---|---|
| Wildflower Society | Brunch, specialty coffee and desserts; a modern take on Mediterranean and Middle Eastern classics | Level 1, near Coles |
| Chickanji | Charcoal chicken | The Rooftop, near The Caffeine Garden |
| Sports and Spectators | Licensed sports headwear, jerseys and collectibles, plus film, music and pop culture merchandise | Level 2, next to Sunglass Hut |
| Never Miss | Limited edition and rare sneakers, clothing and accessories | Level 2, near JD Sports |
| Top Gold | Gold buyer; assesses gold, silver and precious jewellery | Level 1, near Wonderful Florist & Gifts |
| Pandora | Bracelets, links and charms | Level 2, opposite Peter Alexander |
Westfield does not say when any of the six opened, so we cannot say which is the newest. Three of the six are on Level 2, two are on Level 1, and Chickanji is on the rooftop.
What is Wildflower Society, and who is behind it?
Westfield describes Wildflower Society as the sister concept of a flagship cafe called Vine & Grind, created by a husband-and-wife pair, Argi and Lisa, after more than 20 years in hospitality. According to the centre’s page, the menus are a modern twist on Mediterranean and Middle Eastern classics, using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, alongside signature drinks and desserts. Westfield gives no menu or prices, so check the store before you plan a meal around it.
Chickanji is described as a charcoal chicken shop whose chicken is infused with a blend of spices. It is on the rooftop, which is also where the cinema and rooftop dining car parks sit, as the parking section below shows.
What do Never Miss and Sports and Spectators sell?
Never Miss sells limited edition, rare and exclusive sneakers, clothing and accessories. Westfield lists brands including Nike, Jordan, Yeezy, Fear of God Essentials, Geedup, Asics, Adidas and New Era, and says the store offers a sourcing service for items that are out of stock. It is on Level 2, near JD Sports.
Sports and Spectators is on Level 2, next to Sunglass Hut. Westfield says it sells officially licensed headwear, jerseys, apparel, accessories and collectibles from teams and leagues in the AFL, NRL, NBA, NFL and MLB, among others, as well as merchandise from films, music and pop culture.
Top Gold, on Level 1 near Wonderful Florist & Gifts, buys gold. Westfield says the team assesses gold, silver and precious jewellery and pays a price based on current market rates.
Are more stores on the way?
Yes. Westfield’s page lists five stores as due to open, on Levels 1, 2 and 3. It gives no opening dates for them, so we have not named them. Open the centre’s new and upcoming stores page to see them, and check it again before you make a special trip for any one of them.
When is Westfield Hurstville open this week?
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday 2 to Wednesday 4 November | 9:30am to 6pm |
| Thursday 5 November | 9:30am to 9pm |
| Friday 6 November | 9:30am to 6pm |
| Saturday 7 November | 9:30am to 6pm |
| Sunday 8 November | 10am to 6pm |
These are the centre’s trading hours as shown on Monday 2 November 2026. Individual stores can keep their own hours. The Concierge is on 02 9511 2700, and the Concierge Desk is on Level 2 near Specsavers. Westfield’s page also mentions Santa’s arrival at Hurstville on Saturday 7 November. It lists an Event Cinemas family fun day on 29 November and a film marathon on Saturday 5 December.
How much does parking cost at Westfield Hurstville?
Parking is ticketless: the car parks read your number plate, so you do not take a ticket on entry. Westfield says everyone gets three hours free, and members get four hours free. To get the member benefit, open the Parking tab in the Westfield app and enter your number plate to connect your membership. Here are the rates, which Westfield lists for Monday to Sunday:
| Time parked | Non-member | Westfield member |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 3 hours | Free | Free |
| 3 to 3.5 hours | $6.00 | Free |
| 3.5 to 4 hours | $9.00 | Free |
| 4 to 4.5 hours | $12.00 | $12.00 |
| 4.5 to 5 hours | $15.00 | $15.00 |
| 5 to 5.5 hours | $25.00 | $25.00 |
| 5.5 to 6 hours | $30.00 | $30.00 |
| 6 to 6.5 hours | $40.00 | $40.00 |
| 6.5 hours or more | $50.00 | $50.00 |
The maximum daily rate and the overnight fee are both $50. Westfield says you get free parking if you enter after 6pm and exit before 1am. Mobility permit holders get free parking by showing a valid permit at the Concierge Desk. Westfield also sells monthly parking; the centre lists ParkingHurstville@scentregroup.com for enquiries.
Which car park entrance is closest to the store I want?
The main entrances are on The Avenue, Park Road, Rose Street and Cross Street. Westfield’s parking page sorts them by the stores nearby:
| Where you are going | Best parking |
|---|---|
| Fresh food | P2 Green, entry via Cross Street |
| Coles | P1 Green, entry via Park Road |
| Woolworths and Aldi | P2 Yellow, entry via Park Road |
| Kmart | P3 Orange, entry via The Avenue |
| Big W | P3 Blue, entry via Rose Street |
| Food court | P3 Orange, entry via The Avenue |
| Event Cinemas | P4 Orange, entry via The Avenue, or the rooftop car park, entry via Rose Street |
| Rooftop dining | Rooftop car park, entry via Rose Street, or P4 Orange, entry via The Avenue |
| Dan Murphy’s | B1 Yellow, entry via Park Road or The Avenue |
Westfield does not say which car park suits each new store. Use the level and neighbour in the store table, and note that Chickanji is on the rooftop, where Westfield sends cinema and rooftop dining visitors. Westfield also names the stores nearest to some car parks: Coles for the two Green car parks, Woolworths and Aldi for the Yellow car parks, Kmart for P3 Orange, and Event Cinemas for P4 Orange and the rooftop car park.
How do I get to Westfield Hurstville by train or bus?
Hurstville station is on Sydney’s Illawarra line, and Westfield says the centre is a short walk down Forest Road. It gives no walking time or timetable, so check your trip in the Transport for NSW trip planner, and check for trackwork before you leave. For fares, see our guide to Opal fares and how to pay.
For buses, Westfield says the bus station pick-up is on Cross Street and the bus drop-off is on Forest Road. It does not list route numbers, so check Transport for NSW for the routes that serve the centre. Taxis have two ranks: one on Forest Road across the road from the station, and one on Cross Street near Rokojuni. For rideshare, Westfield names Forest Road near the station and Cross Street near Sushi Zenko as the best pick-up and drop-off points.
Is it easy to walk around the centre?
Westfield says the centre can be reached from all the surrounding streets, with entrances off Rose Street, Forest Road, Cross Street and Park Road. It also says the centre is laid out in a spiral, so you can reach every store on foot without using lifts or escalators. That is the centre’s own description.
Sources
- Westfield Hurstville — Exciting new and upcoming stores (checked 2 November 2026)
- Westfield Hurstville — Parking (checked 2 November 2026)
- Westfield Hurstville — Getting here (checked 2 November 2026)
- Westfield Hurstville — Opening hours (checked 2 November 2026)
Featured image: The entrance signage at Westfield Hurstville, photographed in November 2018 (photo: BugMenn / CC BY-SA 4.0) (text added)
OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Westfield or its tenants. Store details, parking rates and opening hours can change; check Westfield Hurstville’s website or call the Concierge before you visit.