Vinnies

“Good friendly service always feels good giving back 😊”

“This was the most expensive op shop of the 6 op shops we visited today. Unrealistic prices for basic second hand goods, and if it has a whiff of vintage or pre vintage WOW the price is very high! The op shops in Queanbeyan were more reasonable, but still more expensive than Melbourne 😮”

“Vinnie's in Narrabundah is a hidden gem for those who love the thrill of second-hand shopping and discovering unique treasures. The store is well-organised, with a surprisingly wide range of items neatly displayed, making it easy to browse through clothing, furniture, books, and homewares. The staff at Vinnie's are friendly and helpful, creating a welcoming atmosphere that makes the shopping experience enjoyable. They are knowledgeable about the stock and always ready to assist with finding specific items or offering advice. What stands out most about Vinnie's Narrabundah is the quality and variety of the merchandise. The clothing section offers a mix of everyday wear and more unique vintage pieces, all in good condition and reasonably priced. The homewares section is equally impressive, with an eclectic selection of items that range from practical to quirky. The furniture area is well-curated, offering everything from small accent pieces to larger items like couches and tables, all at prices that make it easy to find a bargain. Overall, Vinnie's Narrabundah is a great spot for anyone looking to shop sustainably while hunting for interesting and affordable items. Whether you're on the lookout for a vintage find, a piece of furniture with character, or just browsing for something new, this store is well worth a visit.”

“Lovely staff, Quality items, prices are for the most part fair. The store is organized, clean and easy to navigate! I love shopping here, I try to make it as often as possible!”

“This Vinnies store is clean and tidy. However I watched an interaction with a staff member and a gent. He saw a pair of shoes and was trying them on. They looked clean and newish. He wanted to buy them but they were $25 and the staff member said they're priced accordingly as they're like new. Isn't it the aim of an 'Op Shop' to help those in need? He had $15. Help him. The staff member was calm but not overly interested in having a conversation with this person. You get the stock for free. Be an Op Shop not a Retail Outlet. Pricing of stock was what I considered to be high. Not sure the mantra, 'destination for affordable and pre-loved items' stands completely true.”