Went into this big massive store the other day for a look around,a staff member approached me and pointed to their board and told me about the in store specials on the two coloured tags they had for that week,she also told me that when i am paying for my items ask for a loyalty card,and get that stamped every time you are here to receive a big bonus after the 10th visit....very great store with a great lay out.although i spent too much,it was certainly worth the look.weird and wonderful items in this store.

agreat shop with some great specials-always see on the board what colour code on the tags is reduced-if it is under $15 you get it for $2....and there will be another colour tag that is half price....many great items.sometimes you will find yourself a jewel among the gems,you will never know what you will find,they also sell new products also.

I have been frequenting this Salvo's for years, and probably more to come.

If you are willing to go through every item on their shelves (a cumbersome task as you might imagine), then you have a good opportunity to find some gems. This Salvation Army also has a 'colour tag' special; certain garments, according to the colour of their price tags, will be discounted to either $1 or $3. This is a fantastic deal, guaranteed if you can actually find something in those colours.

Books, however, are incredibly expensive nowadays. They have been gradually increasing their prices over the years, and have reached a point where sometimes musty paperbacks cost more than $5. This is steep considering their prices were once approximately $1-$2.

Service is somewhat questionable. Sometimes, there will be friendly cashiers ringing up your wares. However, other times the cashiers will be crankier, which I find irritating. I do, however, like their 'no plastics' policy, which discourages wastefulness.

As with any op-shop, there's no certainty that you'll be a winner, but the key is to keep frequenting. I have had the pleasure of unearthing some amazing products at a fraction of their retail price.

A really good op shop run by the Salvation Army with eftpos facilities and a good number of clothing and other items for sale as well as toys and books, I've shopped there for years and will continue to do so. it's great.