Review Cleaver & Co Bayfair - Mount Maunganui

Great mall, got a little lost... perhaps more "you are here" maps? Overall plenty of variety and parking. Getting in and out with the new roads proved a little tricky, however the mall itself was well worth it

For 3 days i came here 3 times 🙈 i did apply kiwi bank account. People amazing cute and so friendly who workers in kiwi bank. Omg i love them so much especially woman here also i want to thanks her! ❤️ she helped a lot and showed everything ❤️ inside restaurants very nice u can eat everything u can find. Here very nice shopping centre. I like it so much. People amazing nice friendly lovely. Thank u so much all.😍😍❤️❤️🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿

Organised an info & collection kiosk for the 2023 St John Annual Appeal. Reception & security staff excellent. Productive 2 days

This mall is a nightmare to navigate around (especially trying to locate a toilet). For the easily lost there are kiosks with maps that can sync with your phone. The staff at all the stores and cinema are amazing and helpful.

Great range of shops - but... as a tourist who has never been there before, I found the signage to public transport completely inadequate. It simply doesn't exist.

Really nice mall. Good food court. Kmart is big and farmers is nice, undergoing renovations. Missing some clothing stores for women in their 30s-50s. I felt like there was a gap for this demographic. Better to go shopping for clothing down at the mount.

Great place.. Found exactly what we wanted. Even found a park easily which is usually hard to do.. So yip, in and out of there quickly.

They have absolutely everything, but the parking has been chaotic most times, and the food court was too busy. Still the location is a winner and on a sot so busy day it ticks all the boxes 👍🏻

I love the food court, and it needs a lot more shops.There are always specials at the shops already there,though.Once the roadwork is finished, it'll be way better.

Helpful service in every store and food court.

A modernish mall with a carpark good for planespotting. Aircraft fly right over the carpark on approach/departing from runway 25/7. Oh and the facilities inside are great. 5/5.

If you don't like crowds make sure you do not go their during the holiday periods, it's pretty busy in there daily but you can get a great variety of shopping done in one place and it also provides undercover parking

Hadn’t been back to my old stomping ground in quite awhile but farout this place is huge now! So many food options. I’m loving checking out all the outside food spots upon recommendation. The big chain stores are all still doing the do, as you’d expect. But there’s definitely a lot more opportunity to shed some coin up in here!!! Bayfair as a mall has come a long way from its early days when the DB was still situated next door heheh. But Arataki will always be the community within which it resides, 100 percent!

Bayfair has so many different variety of stores all in one building. It caters for children to elderly, supermarket, clothing, gift shops, hairdressers, florists, shoe shops, lotto, different meal places and coffee shops. Definitely a must visit. Plenty of parking with wheelchair parking and access.

Parking is easy to navigate with good access to the Centre. However better signage to where every store is would help navigating in the Centre.

This shopping centre might not be the same size as Auckland's shopping centres(Mt Wellington or St Lukes), but they've got a real good range of stores, no matter what your obsession is. Heaps of car parks, ir if you want to ride your bike, there's plenty of places to park up / lock up your ride. There's even repair stations if you get a puncture and need to fix it. There's Countdown, Farmers and Kmart for all your grocery and household appliance basics. Heaps of clothing brands like Amazon, Cotton on, Dotti, Max, Peter Alexander, and Kathmandu. Whitcoulls is there for your book needs, Pascoes for Jewellery, Vodafone and 2degrees for phones and internet, Smiggles for stationery for the pre school and primary school little ones, Farm street Larder for your coffee hit plus other cafes like Starbucks, The Coffee Club, Esquires and a reasonable food mall for fast food joints like KFC, Macca's, Subway, Pita Pit, Sushi and other food options. And if your children still have got bundles if energy after dragging thrm around all the shops, there's a small climbing frame outside in a children's area that they can play around on. Bayfair's worth a visit for locals and tourists and a place to go and spend some of that free Corona handout money on

It's fun it's big it has everything you could need but no Wharehouse? It's busy on rainy days weekends and school holidays My fave shops is Mecca Seed Max Walker and Hall and Kmart

Great place for the ladies, shopping wise 👌. Wet days it's hard to find parking, they also have a area for the kids to play games like 10 Pin Bowlin and other things.

Great mall. Only downside is it's a maze and you can easily get lost