This is a review of the cafe at Bunnings Mile End. After visiting today where the cafe lady was busy working by herself, her service was amazing. Not only was the coffee she made me well made & competitive with other cafes, but she brought my take away coffee to where I was waiting which was so nice. She deserves a good recommendation for her lovely service. read more

Hardware heaven! I have to admit that tools aren't really my thing but if they were this would be the only place to go (or a Bunnings near you)! Gardening is my secret passion and Mile End has a brilliant range of plants and very competitive prices. But best of all they actually have people working for them that appear to enjoy their jobs!! I have been approached on numerous occasions by staff members answering my silent "damsel in distress" attempts to get pots off shelves, pick up heavy bags of potting mix or whatever strenuous tasks these guys make look easy. They will even carry stuff to your car if you need them too! OMG customer service circa 1970! Plus you can return anything even a pathetic dead (formerly living) plant purchased 11 months and 29 days previously if you have a receipt - absolutely exceptional!!!! Add to that the extremely knowledgeable hardware and gardening gurus who are willing to offer unsolicited advice on just about anything home handy person related and it's a match made in heaven!! True story - a friend arrived home at 4.00pm after a Sunday afternoon's shopping to find her partner had decided he had the skills to replace their 1950's toilet. He didn't and hadn't bought a new one. After 2 days without a toilet and no sign that he was going to admit that he was an idiot (surprise surprise) my friend went to Bunnings (Mile End) and got coached in how to do the job herself and supplied with everything she needed to do it! You go girl - courtesy of Bunnings!! Send any indignant complaints about sexism and gender stereotyping to Yelp ;-) read more

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If I ever need to earn points with the other half all I have to say is "why don't we take a trip to Bunnings babe?" and it works like a charm every time. I'm not a handy woman and my excitement for gardening lasts about as far as buying plants for the garden and unpacking them from the car, but I always enjoy a trip to Bunnings. Perhaps it is the size, the service focussed staff who (when you track them down) take the time to walk you to the isle the hessian sacks are in, or the sheer size of the place but I always enjoy my time here. As others have mentioned, if you can't find what you are looking for at this Bunnings you won't be able to find it anywhere in Adelaide. read more

Dude, Im a chick and I dig this place. The staff are both informative and charismatic, we've learnt so much about moss, lighting, growing plants and the differences between agave and aloe plants. This place is dope, seriously the staff make it, we've spent hundreds here and will continue to do so. Be warned it is open late so purchases when tired can be a problem, waking up with too many lucky bamboos and succulents. Whoops haha read more

As far as Bunnings go, my advice would be to go to a warehouse. As well as being open later, the warehouse stores have a much larger range and stock some machinery such as compact job site thicknessers and panel saws for woodwork. This store is huge and has some serious tools and building supplies. Just note that they stock some good brands like DeWalt Stanley and Fiskars, but if you want more specialized equipment like Stihl or real woodworking saws and planes you'll have to go somewhere like Mitre 10, Banner or Carbatec or even a building supplies shop like Adelaide Tools. They also have almost no auto products which seems a bit crazy to me, but I guess they can't have everything. PS: do your homework before visiting as most of the advice I have received at bunnings has been wrong or I have been told that the person doesn't know what I am asking. Mitre 10 seem to keep employees that know their products a bit more. There are some great forums on the Internet for building advice if you get stuck. read more

This is one of the biggest Bunnings stores I have been to, the range here is nothing like any other hardware store I have been to. I have a local hardware store however it's very small compared to this Bunnings. Depending on where you are this might be a bit of a drive but it will be worth it and you will surely find whatever you are after. read more

Fantastic range of gardening supplies, including a great range of herbs, which is something I'm always looking for. The prices are pretty good, and the range of plant supplies is absolutely amazing. But what beats even the fantastic range of products is the staff. The customer service was exemplerary--not only did I get a terrific deal on what I wanted, the woman who served me offered to drop my purchases off at my home on her way home at the end of the day. Plus, she was extremely helpful as regards packing everything, not batting an eyelid at the fact that I can't lift things. She and the other staffers were good humoured, kind, compassionate and very helpful and I have nothing but good to say about this Bunnings. Great store, great service. read more

I feel as though I am still a little too young to say that I love Bunnings. I remember when my sister and her husband went through the stage of first home renovations, where shopping at Bunnings was their weekend ritual. I would constantly tease them about their newfound hang out. However on a recent excursion to Bunnings with my parents, I have to say that I see why people love it. I went on a weekday for the first time in quite awhile, and even in the middle of the week Bunnings was buzzing. They really do a great job of creating a fun and enjoyable shopping atmosphere. For instance a celebrity chef from Better Homes and Gardens was cooking on a barbeque, thus giving shoppers appetizing nibbles to sink their teeth into. The Mile End store is large with hardware and supplies of all sorts. There really isn't too much that you won't find. Not to mention a sausage sizzle going on in the car park. At the end of the day the livelihood in the store was great, and my parents and I went home in a good mood regardless of having spent more money than intended. Smart move Bunnings! read more

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Unless you hate multinationals it's hard not to love Bunnings. We often make a trip here for a sausage sizzle and a play in the kid's play area (for 3 to 10 year olds) on the weekend and I always leave with at least one or two bargains. Each season I head to the garden centre at Mile End (Bunning's biggest Adelaide store) to stock up on plants, soil and mulch from the huge garden selection. There is also a fantastic paint shop in the centre of the store, loads of arts and crafts and everything you could possibly need for your house and garden. At the front of the store on the right as you enter is where they stock products for each season or holidays. Right now it is chock full of Christmas lights, toys and accessories. Saturdays and Sundays you'll usually find a bbq set up in the car park by the front doors being run by a local charity or school to raise funds for their cause, giving it a nice community feel. read more

Man heaven! Great range of almost every hardware item you will ever need at a great price , service is always friendly and helpful, all the advice I've been given has been spot on as so many of the floor staff are ex trade people who seem to know their stuff 10/10 read more

I wandered into Bunnings last night to look for solar lights. Extensive range available there. Then I looked at the plants. Loved the terrific range of plants and the inexpensive smaller pots available. I have to comment on the staff. I was greeted by each staff member that passed by and offered assistance. it was a delightful shopping experience. Keep up the good work! read more

Every time I go to bunnings, every man and dog says hello to you to the point I feel like saying shut up, and just getting out of there. It must be drilled into there heads at there introduction. Also what does a 15 year old know about hardware, and most of the time the staff don't know what I'm talking about, to the point know, I don't bother asking where things are. read more

Bunnings is a good shop but I find it unhelpful when asking staff were a product is and they say could be in three different aisles and they don't actually take you to the product which makes me frustrated and confused. read more