Burnside Village, Shopping center in Glenside, Adelaide, Australia

Burnside Village is a shopping center in Glenside, Adelaide, with over 100 stores for fashion, dining, and specialty goods spread across multiple connected sections. The layout makes it easy to walk between different areas and find what you need.

Burnside Village began as a ribbon development at the corner of Portrush and Greenhill Roads, with two small supermarkets along Portrush Road and shops to the rear. During the 1980s the surrounding block was bought up and the site redeveloped with an underground carpark, folding the old supermarkets into specialty stores. In November 2011 the Cohen Group opened a $100 million stage designed by The Buchan Group, adding 7,300 m2 and bringing the centre to 120 shops.

The centre's name comes from the City of Burnside, which surrounds the Glenside site, and its Portrush Road frontage keeps the original corner position of the 1980s ribbon development. The 2019 Stage 5 refresh reworked the Food Mall and Village Market, the parts of the centre where visitors stop to eat rather than shop. Stage 6, begun in 2022, plans dine-in food and a possible rooftop bar.

The center is located at the intersection of Portrush and Greenhill Roads and is easy to find and reach. The underground parking with over 1,100 spaces provides direct access to the stores.

The 2011 renovation brought Adelaide's first Zara store, marking an important shift in the city's retail development. This showed how the center positioned itself as a destination for both national and international brands.