A variety of shops and restaurants add to the unique "culture" of woodstock!

Trendy and full of authentic food and crafts. Not the standard type of shopping mall but rather for the more discerning consumer who is interested in sampling authentic made in South Africa goods and fare. A must go that you will not regret and will certainly be thinking about afterwards and wish to return to. Love the little details, plus the indoor tree and skylight.

This little center is a real hidden gem! The building itself is an interesting space with surprising hidden artworks to be found around every corner. Retail therapy comes in the form some truly unique stores... Chapel (artisan leather goods), Eleven Past (homeware and decor), Indigenous (natural products, decor, fashion, and gifts), Kingdom (eclectic decor, fashion, and accessories), Grandt Mason (artisan shoes) Project Dyad (leather bags and accessories), and PoléPolé (laidback fashion and decor) are all in the building. Between them they offer a great variety of locally produced artisanal products that are a veritable feast for the eyes. If you are searching for a special gift, decor piece, or garment you're almost sure to find something that you love right here. Redrum Culture Club is porabably one of the most interesting hair salons you will ever come across. The expert stylists at Redrum are capable of turning any bad hair day into the best day ever! The building is also home to the showrooms of three local furniture design brands: FatSak, Saks Corner, and Pedersen + Lennard. All of which offer stylish, modern, and functional furniture options for your home. Good chocolate can be found here too... Honest Chocolate makes the most decadent moreish chocolates. Chocoholics proceed with caution! If you love great coffee, you're in luck because Rosetta is in the building! They truly are master coffee roasters and take great pride in roasting their single origin beans to perfection. Pop in to grab a cuppa, or better yet... grab a bag for home! Not a single eatery in the building disappoints, and there are a few to choose from... Ocean Jewels, Superette, Starling & Hero (aka Bicycle Cafe), and Field Office. Between them they cater to almost every conceivable taste and not a single eatery in this building disappoints when it comes to freshness and flavour of their food. The only downside to this lovely little center is the extreme lack of parking, so I would recommend taking an Uber to make your visit to the center as pleasant as possible.

Loved it very intresting wish more people knew and it gets out of the "lockdown blues" people please go and support great light cable shop never seen so many light cables colours before in my life and i am a electrical lecturer some amazing coffee shop that has love eats and the spar just across the road go go will not be sorry

Wondered into the Woodstock exchange and see that there are a handful of shops that sell clothes, furniture and lifestyle products. There are quite a few cafes and restaurants but overall it’s mainly a creative space with a lot of offices. So don’t expect a shopping mall.

Always a pleasure to stop over for coffee and chats. Thanks for allowing me to charge my e-scooter, helping save the planet from mining fossil fuels. Great eatery in the front, Superette I think it's called. Thank you for being there.

Ah Ja, it's eclectic and specialist - great that the shop with the coloured electric wire has chosen to locate itself here but as this is imported wares it's not affordable to the average shoppers especially the local residents wishing to spruce up a lamp. The fish restaurant does give a tasty offering. Coffee establishments abound

A great place to visit. Whether you want to get some work done outside the office or enjoy a leisurely shopping experience exploring craft shops, this is the place to meet up with friends or others. From art, chocolate, leather, coffee, tea, plants or fish and chips be sure to find something that you will enjoy. Within close proximity to the city and also the Woodstock area. Put on your list of places to visit.

There are great shop's in the exchange, TheUrbanative also moved into the exchange, great furniture pieces they have and for all your lights please visit creative Cables at the exchange.

Chilled vibes. Hidden gem with boutique style shops. Everything from coffee to fresh seafood and healthy eats can be found here as well as creative crafts shops. Special mention to Kate and her crew at The Superette.

Well it’s nice in that it’s different from your regular mall or shopping centers. I couldn’t stay for long coz I just didn’t know what to do there. The space is artsy and really interesting it reminded me of being like a mini maboneng (in jhb) I went for an interview and as an office space i think it’s awesome but with the shops uhm, the jury’s still out on that.