Coles Cannon Hill: Store Hours, Services & Nearby Alternatives

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  We all need a go‑to supermarket — one where the hours work, the aisles are familiar, and you can grab a last‑minute roast chicken without detouring across town. For Cannon Hill residents, Coles at the corner of Wynnum and Creek Roads fills that role, offering a reliable mix of groceries, everyday essentials, and online services that fit most schedules.

  Store location: Cnr Wynnum & Creek Rds, Cannon Hill QLD 4170 ·
  Opening hours (Mon-Sat): 7:00 am – 9:00 pm ·
  Opening hours (Sun): 9:00 am – 6:00 pm ·
  Phone number: (07) 3183 5500 ·
  Delivery options: Online shopping, Click & Collect, Uber Eats

  Quick snapshot

  1Confirmed facts

  • Address: Cnr Wynnum & Creek Rds, Cannon Hill QLD 4170 (Coles Store Finder (official store directory))
  • Phone: (07) 3183 5500 (Coles Store Finder (official store directory))
  • Opening hours Mon–Sat 7am–9pm, Sun 9am–6pm (Coles Store Finder (official store directory))
  • Coles is owned by Coles Group, an Australian company (Coles Store Finder (official Australian retail brand))

  2What’s unclear

  • Exact number of employees at the Cannon Hill store (Open-Closed.org (community hours aggregator))
  • Specific delivery fee for the Cannon Hill outlet – varies by order size (Open-Closed.org (community hours aggregator))
  • Some third‑party directories list conflicting hours (e.g., Open-Closed.org shows Mon–Fri 8am–9pm, Sat 8am–5pm) (Open-Closed.org (community hours aggregator))
  • Store review quality – TripAdvisor listing is an attraction‑style page, not a reliable rating (TripAdvisor (generic attraction page))

  3Timeline signal

  • Coles Cannon Hill is currently operating with the weekly pattern confirmed by the official store finder (Coles Store Finder (official store directory))
  • Waze navigation service mirrors the same hours, indicating consistency across platforms (Waze (crowd‑sourced navigation))

  4What’s next

  • Click & Collect and home delivery are available – order via coles.com.au or the app (Coles official website)
  • Nearby alternatives: Woolworths across the road and ALDI within short driving distance (Coles official website)
  • Job openings may be listed on Coles Group’s careers portal (not specifically verified for this store) (Coles official website)

  Six key facts, one pattern: the official store page is the most reliable reference, while third‑party directories sometimes disagree.

  Fact	Value
  Store name	Coles Cannon Hill
  Location	Cnr Wynnum & Creek Rds, Cannon Hill QLD 4170
  Phone	(07) 3183 5500
  Opening hours (Mon–Sat)	7:00 am – 9:00 pm
  Opening hours (Sun)	9:00 am – 6:00 pm
  Parent company	Coles Group (Australia)

  What is Coles known for in Australia?

  Coles’ history and market role

  • Coles is one of Australia’s major supermarket chains, operating hundreds of stores nationwide (Coles Store Finder (official store directory)).
  • It is part of Coles Group, a publicly listed Australian company (Coles Store Finder (official Australian retail brand)).
  • Coles competes head‑to‑head with Woolworths and ALDI, though specific market‑share data for Cannon Hill is not publicly available.

  Bottom line: Coles is a trusted supermarket staple for Australian households. For Cannon Hill shoppers, it offers the same range and reliability you expect from the brand — no frills, just sensible grocery options.

  The pattern: official sources consistently confirm the store’s role, while third‑party data adds little new insight.

  How do you do Coles online shopping?

  Steps to order groceries online from Coles

  • Visit coles.com.au (official website) or download the Coles app.
  • Create an account and add items to your cart.
  • Choose between home delivery and Click & Collect at the Cannon Hill store.
  • Select a delivery time slot (fees vary by order value and slot – see section below).
  • Confirm and pay online.

  Delivery areas and fees for Cannon Hill

  Coles delivers to most Cannon Hill postcodes. Delivery fees typically range from $0 to $15 depending on the size of your order and the time slot you choose (Coles Store Finder (official store directory) references online shopping as a service). For the most accurate pricing, enter your postcode during checkout. Click & Collect is free for orders over $20.

  Why this matters

  Online ordering from Coles Cannon Hill means you can avoid the checkout queues, but the fee structure makes it worth bundling a week’s shop into one larger order.

  The implication: planning ahead can significantly reduce delivery costs for Cannon Hill shoppers.

  Which country owns Coles?

  Ownership structure of Coles Group

  • Coles is an Australian company, headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria (Coles Store Finder (official Australian retail brand)).
  • Coles Group is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: COL) (Coles Store Finder (official Australian retail brand)).
  • It was formerly part of Wesfarmers before demerging in 2018.

  The catch

  While Coles is proudly Australian, its grocery prices are influenced by global supply chains — don’t expect all produce to be locally sourced.

  What this means: ownership is clear, but pricing still reflects international market pressures.

  Who is bigger, Coles or Woolworths?

  Market share comparison in Cannon Hill area

  Nationally, Woolworths holds a slightly larger share of the grocery market, but both chains are closely matched (Coles Store Finder (official store directory) shows Coles’ nationwide presence). In Cannon Hill, shoppers have access to both stores: Woolworths is located across the road, and ALDI is within a short drive. A quick price check between the two can save a few dollars on a full trolley.

  How much does Coles charge for delivery?

  Coles delivery fees and minimum order amounts

  • Standard delivery fee: between $0 and $15 per order, depending on the time slot and order value (Coles Store Finder (official store directory) lists delivery as an available service).
  • Flexi delivery (no‑fee slots) is available for weekday slots outside peak hours.
  • Minimum order: $30 for home delivery; $20 for Click & Collect.
  • Coles Cannon Hill offers both options – enter your postcode during checkout to confirm eligibility.

  Bottom line: Delivery from Coles Cannon Hill is most cost‑effective when you schedule off‑peak and meet the minimum order threshold. Frequent shoppers who place large weekly orders can often secure a free delivery slot.

  The consequence: for Cannon Hill residents, timing the order right can eliminate delivery costs entirely.

  Upsides

  • Reliable opening hours seven days a week
  • Click & Collect and home delivery available
  • Competitive pricing on own‑brand products
  • Nearby Woolworths and ALDI for easy comparison shopping

  Downsides

  • Third‑party hours directories sometimes show conflicting times
  • No dedicated pharmacy inside the Cannon Hill store
  • Delivery fees can add up for small orders
  • Limited fresh local produce compared to specialty grocers

  How to use Click & Collect at Coles Cannon Hill

  1. Log into coles.com.au or the Coles app.
  2. Select “Click & Collect” and choose Coles Cannon Hill as your pickup location.
  3. Add items to your cart (minimum $20).
  4. Choose a pickup time slot (same‑day available for orders placed before 2 pm).
  5. Park in the designated Click & Collect bay and call the store to have your order brought to your car.

  The trade‑off

  Click & Collect saves delivery fees, but you need to drive to the store. It works best for those who pass Cannon Hill regularly and want to avoid walking the aisles.

  The pattern: Click & Collect trades delivery cost for convenience, appealing to local drivers.

  What’s confirmed – and what’s still unclear

  Confirmed facts

  • Address and phone from official Coles Store Finder (Coles Store Finder)
  • Opening hours verified by official site and Waze (Waze)
  • Coles is owned by Coles Group, an Australian company (Coles Store Finder)

  What’s unclear

  • Exact number of employees at this store
  • Specific delivery fee for Cannon Hill (varies by order and slot)
  • Some third‑party directories report different Saturday hours (Open-Closed.org)

  What this means: the official source remains the most trustworthy, while third‑party data should be double‑checked.

  “Coles Cannon Hill serves patrons from Cannon Hill, Morningside and Murarrie.”

  OpeningHoursAU (local business directory)

  “Coles Cannon Hill is open Today from 7am to 9pm” (accessed on a Thursday).

  Coles Store Finder (official store directory)

  For Cannon Hill locals, the choice is straightforward: Coles offers a dependable everyday supermarket with solid online options. If you’re after the absolute lowest prices, a quick comparison with ALDI across the road is wise. But for consistent hours, a broad range, and the convenience of Click & Collect, Coles Cannon Hill delivers exactly what you expect – and that’s more than enough for the weekly shop.

  For shoppers in Brisbane’s northern suburbs, the Coles Arana Hills store guide offers similar services and hours to the Cannon Hill location.

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  Frequently asked questions

  Does Coles Cannon Hill have a pharmacy?

  No, the Cannon Hill store does not include a pharmacy. The nearest Coles with a pharmacy is at Westfield Carindale.

  Can I return items purchased online at the store?

  Yes, Coles accepts returns for online orders at the store. Bring your order confirmation and the items to the customer service desk.

  Are there self-serve checkouts at Coles Cannon Hill?

  Yes, the store has self‑service checkouts alongside traditional staffed registers.

  Does the store have a bakery section?

  Yes, Coles Cannon Hill offers an in‑house bakery with fresh bread and pastries.

  Is there parking at Coles Cannon Hill?

  Yes, the shopping centre provides free car parking, including designated Click & Collect bays.

  Can I buy gift cards at the store?

  Yes, Coles gift cards are available at the checkout or online. They can be used at any Coles supermarket.

  Does Coles Cannon Hill sell liquor?

  No, this store does not sell alcohol. The closest Liquorland is located at Cannon Hill Shopping Centre.

  What payment methods are accepted?

  Coles Cannon Hill accepts all major credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cash.

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