When there are only two supermarkets in town, the big ones ( Coles and Woolworths) and they are…read morewalking distance from each other, this shop does well to meet the needs of the community. The produce is fresh and the turn over is very frequently. The range of food is excellent. I can always buy a hot roasted chicken for dinner! The prices are reasonable and most importantly the staff are very friendly and helpful. In a country town people remember your name and service is essential.

This Woolworths did its job for us. It was open; we were able to get a park; it had what we wanted;…read morewe got quick service. We were running a bit late for our picnic and thought that we had better bring extra supplies. Whilst it is often nicer to go to a cosy local shop sometimes the big supermarkets win out. The chook and bread rolls made up were delicious and well received.

I wish this supermarket would go back to packing its shelves of a night time. Being a smaller…read morestore, isles are narrow, then there's big trollies in the isles all over the store, sitting in front of items that would like to be purchased. Specially in the meat section at all times of the day with people packing shelves. A lot of the time I don't buy things cause I can't get access to them. Some of the staff know your after something but don't bother moving etc. Just a hassle a lot of the time. I won't mention the chatting staff at the registers, while people are lining up, having a good gossip.

Pros: new supermarket, café inside, okay parking (but it is outdoors), near the town centre, nice…read morestaff, WiFi. Sometimes, you might even find someone wandering around the supermarket offering pizza. Cons: expensive (add 1 to 2 dollars on many items), missing many seemingly obvious items (including fruit & veg), unisex toilet (a real toilet is a necessity once a café is added). I'm awarding stars based on prices.

Went in here today to buy some magazines. I had two picked out and was looking in the index of a…read morethird to see what stories were in it to see I wanted to purchase that one also. I had been looking at it for approx 10 seconds when the old shop assistant came over and rudely told me that it was not a library and I should not be just standing there reading the magazine. Very rude indeed. My husband was also going to buy two expensive motorcycle magazines but we decided not to buy any of them at all. Total of $42 lost for her. I do not pay for rude behaviour. Maybe you should take a look at your behaviou.

From the owner: Triple J's General Store is your local Newspower Newsagent in Denman. We are a general store and…read morenewsagent with lots on offer. From grocery lines, deli, coffee, tobacco, newspaper, magazines, office stationery, greeting cards, gifts, ink cartridges and are the local NSW Lotteries agent in town.