Salvation Army Family Store

“Overpriced for what it is, staff are not exactly helpful, basically say the price is what it is, the store is also very cluttered.”

“Good thrift shop fair Library turns up good books occasionally Occasional quality items though perhaps less so than 5-6 year ago Nowadays a variable but a good one the wealthy donate particularly to sallies so you know and good items do pop up best op shop in the area you may not be dissapointed Summarising ya never know with sallies you could find a pottery wheel I sold one there keep your eyes open”

“Good clean Salvos with a high turnover due to its accessibility. Missing the art of the hunt, it's not really one of those rummaging opshops or a shop for creative's with limited vintage or quirky eccentric finds. High quality stock but more mainstream with basic displays and great bargains.”

“While we occasionally get great bargains, the prices at this Salvation Army store, at the homemaker centre at Noosaville, were quite high. They have decorative plates for $35 each which can be purchased at TKMaxx for $6.95, & on sale for $4, I have 8 myself. There were a used pair of leather boots for $190. My friend thought it excessive, she already has the same pair purchased retail, she said what were the odds that a person would come along that would fit in that size & willing to pay that amount? Out of all the stores we visited that day, we did not purchase anything here.”

“It was okay. Some items are priced like an antique store. Some items are bargains. But overall felt a bit pricey for a 2nd hand shop. Made the mistake of going in school holidays. Store was tidy enough considering. The staff were super friendly.”