The Smith Family

“I find it interesting that the name of the shop is "Save the Children" when any time I have struggled with my daughter (in the pram) trying to get inside, I am very clearly ignored. No offer to get the door or help me navigate the ridiculous entrance. The staff have glanced at me then made every effort to look away or just chat amongst themselves.I have a friend who has shared the same experience. Ironic, don't ya think? Prices can be a bit ridiculous. Used toddler Nikes for $40 something dollars.”

“Used to be my FAV op shop for years and then.. management came in one day a few months ago (I was there) and said they were going to "upgrade"store but they did they opposite. The operating hours are all over the place, the quality dropped the variety dropped. I always found something cute in there but no more...”

“Attempted to purchase a damaged 5 piece coffee set last week which was far from perfect suffering severe crazing and stains. It was marked with 2 prices “set of 5 $4” and also “$8 set” either of which I thought were adequate considering the damage, only to be told very rudely by both Asian ladies working there that neither advertised price was correct and that it would be $4 per cup equating to a total of $20. Greedy, making up their own prices when the manager is not around.”

“Charity store. Reasonsble prices. Friendly staff. Central location”

“A nice little store with lots of clothing to rummage through. There are no home wares here, but the clothing they had on offer seemed to be well cared for and well picked. Staff are friendly and the the store is very clean.”