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7 years ago
Love this Costco!! Way better than North Lakes. Seems to stock their shelves all the time. Great place to shop.
1 Wood St
Bundamba Queensland 4304
Australia
(07) 3432 3700
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https://www.costco.com.au
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What time does Costco open?
Costco opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday.Costco opens at 9:00 AM on Saturday.
What time does Costco close?
Costco closes at 8:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Costco closes at 6:30 PM on Saturday.Costco closes at 6:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Fri 10:00 AM - 8:30 PMSat 9:00 AM - 6:30 PMSun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Costco have parking?
Yes, Costco has parking options.
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There are a few places like this I've come across in Sunnybank. Little boutiques I discovered…read moreaccidentally, hidden among a crowd of less inviting shops, full of less interesting merchandise. Julia has done a great job with her collection; the store is a decent size and it's packed with loads of adorable dresses. Looking at the labels most of them are imported. The prices are average and while the quality of some of the garments strikes me as a little questionable (it's the vibe of the thing), it's a great store and one that I will certainly be returning to.
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Pink On White Walls is a lovely little boutique in Graceville. Though, I do not purchase from them…read moreoften, it is a store which attract plenty of ladies of leisure in the Graceville area. It is a charming shop to browse through before or after brunch with the ladies. And sure enough, I often find groups of women chatting and buying up in this little shop. Why wouldn't they? They have gorgeous colourful tops and dresses, perfect for the Summer season. You won't find skimpy dresses for 18 year olds here. This store sells clothing that are fashionable and conservative. They carry rare labels as well as many Australia designer labels. Boo Radley, which is a fave of mine can be found here also! In addition to their lovely clothing options, they have a unique range of accessories. Many funky and vibrant and others rare and extremely unique. This store also sells wonderful things for the home such as beautiful pillows with made of handprinted fabric. This store is truly a delight for ladies who love a little light shopping in between coffees and chats in Graceville.
Louise, the owner has an amazing ability to purchase stylish clothing that actually looks good on…read morefeminine bodies (yes realy women's bodies). She is constantly changing her stock and gives great advice on how to choose the right piece for your body type. The accessories and homeware here also are impeccably chosen and matched. You will be very surprised by this delightful store.
Treasure trove! Noreen's has the most exquisite silver jewellery, set with glittering gems and…read morepearls. There are hand tooled earrings and necklaces, enamel ware, funky handpainted pendants, bracelets, anklets, rings for fingers and toes and heaps more. I never visit Point Lookout without dropping in to see what gorgeous tablecloths, paintings, wall hangings, ornaments and shells are on show, but my favourite thing of all is to browse through the lovely beachwear. There are always discounted dresses, tops and shorts on the racks outside and I always must have something. Today I bought a fabulous shell hanging and some earrings, at prices that will surprise. Can't resist.
There's something about being on holiday that makes you want to treat yourself (even though there's…read moresomething about going on holiday that makes you want to buy a new wardrobe before you go). When I'm on Straddie I tend to pop in to Noreen's to scratch this itch. I browse through everything, but tend to settle on a sarong or a hat. There's a lovely range and it's a beautifully welcoming little shop that's well worth whiling away some island time in.
Whilst visiting Sandgate today, I dropped into this lovely Women's Boutique - Sweet Georgia…read moreBoutique. Greeted by Annalisse (the owner), I was blown away by the array of clothing available - very different to anywhere else I had been. I was very excited to learn that Annalisse has her own range (in addition to current stock) of clothing and can't wait to see the new collection. It's lovely to see someone get out there and live their dream. A lovely atmosphere surrounds you as you enter this store and you could while away your time just looking through the racks (rare to find this in most commercial stores these days). Annalisse and her partner Chris, certainly make everyone feel welcome. Well done!
Discovered this beautiful boutique and the wonderfully warm couple who own it. The quality and…read morestyle of the clothing was a real joy to see. It was like visiting sn Art Gallery of colours,styles and beauty. I felt welcome and not pushed to purchase.
With a large variety of stores across three levels including Reading Cinemas ($8.50 movies!), iPlay…read morearcade and a library, this shopping centre can get quite busy on Thursday late nights or public holidays. There is a large food court with a wide range of foods as well as great restaurants. There are various specialty stores and fashion outlets, a medical clinic, pharmacy, police beat; all you could need in one place really. Make sure to check out the website for a list of all the stores and make sure you download the new 'Redbank Rewards' app which allows you to earn points and win prizes while informing you of sales and promotions. Another plus is a great selection of entertainment options for kids during the school holidays. There is also a lot of free parking; both undercover and not. It is rare not to quickly find a park.
This place is strange. It has quite a few major department stores. And a couple supermarkets. But…read moreit's really small. I suppose that's good, but the people around here just death stare and ask for money, smokes or drugs. It's a little creepy to shop here. It's quite poor and is desperate for a renovation.
I found this shop last week and I am in love! I felt like a kid in a candy shop. There are so many…read morecolours, textures and sparkles. I have a fairly small build and it is surprisingly hard to find small sizes sometimes. The dresses here are in a range of sizes, down to size 6. They have dresses for formals, bridesmaids and brides plus a range of cocktail and more casual dresses. The style is fun evening wear and simple but classy formal wear. The quality of the clothes at first glance is really good. Upon closer inspection, the materials of some of them maybe isn't the highest but then again the prices are fantastic so why not get a couple? In summary, affordable, fashionable and gorgeous dresses.
This would have to be my favourite shoe shop of all times and I have told all my family, friends…read moreand the mums at school about this place as they offer up to 60% off the recommended retail prices that other stores charge - now that is 'guaranteed outlet savings' as their signs say. They stock the latest fashion shoes by brands like Therapy, Isabella Brown, Simona Ricci and Inniu - I've seen all these brands advertised in the latest girly mags such a Dolly, Shop till you drop and a few others. I have always bought good quality discounted shoes at this outlet and walked out satisfied with my purchase. I am in love with Planet Shoes and they sell them there CHEAP - last week I bought a pair of Planet sandals rrp on box was $109.95 and all I paid was $59.95 - WHAT A BARGAIN :) I also have bought Redback work boots and Julius Marlow dress shoes from there at a genuine outlet price, as well as those brands they also stock Dunlop and Raoul Merton and Wild Rhino. They have a huge range to suit just about everyone. They are located in Sumner Park with loads of parking space and I have always walked out with something. For an outlet store I have always found this store to be well presented with clear and easy to read price tags. If you are after good quality, latest fashion shoes that look great and at discounted prices, then this is where you need to go for your next pair of shoes or 5 :) the only cheap thing about these shoes is the price .
I'll be the first to admit, I came across this place purely by chance. What the hell is a Shoe…read moreRack Outlet store in Sumners Park for? It's all blue collar truckie stuff. It's not in the most glamorous of places but it is more than it appears... just. They stock brands of shoes that you might not have heard of or may not be stocked in many retail shoe shops like planet earth shoes, Simona Ricci, Catwalk... I'd never heard of these brands either... except maybe in other outlet shops. The good thing is that these shoes are quality. They aren't just made up crappy brands... the planet earth shoes are very hardy, last a long time and don't cost you a million dollars! The prices are right here in this little outlet shop, the range is okay too, with many different shoes and shoe types to choose from including boots. Stick to what you know and like and you can't go wrong, definetely try them on before buying even if you know your size. Make sure though that you check the shoe because a friend of mine got all excited and bought a pair of boots only to realise the tags were sewn on backwards, the heel's glue was exposed and several threads were actually cut off or missing... so although you can get some cheap buys here, just make sure everything works, fits and doesn't fall off.
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Who doesn't like a discount store that sells those little bits and bobs that you need around the…read morehome or for some random occasions? I've noticed that a lot of these types of stores popping up now in these times of purse pinching. Super Variety Discount is a store that will probably have those odd things you seek. If I've ever needed a moneybox or a set of cheap tools and I'm way shallow in the money stakes, I've gone here. Sometimes it's kind of a guilty pleasure when I've got like $2 to spare and I want to find something value for money even if in the end it's a cheap pair of pluggers that will last me a weekend. Be away though, you get what you pay for. Ok, lets be real here, the stuff that you buy here is probably not of the high standard that you'd expect from a major retailer and more than likely the goods are made in some third world country children's sweatshop. Sometimes we forget these things for the deal. Also, for those who like a good toke on the tobacco leaf, there is a cabinet full of smoker's paraphernalia. Get in there before their all gone.
Living close to this store is great all your needs in one store and at a great price too the store…read moreis well stocked and the staff know where everything is which help Keep up the great work
This is my favourite op shop in Wynnum. In case you didn't know, Wynnum has a great op shop trail,…read morewith at least 8 shops in a four block radius. They vary in range and price of goods but I find the Aid for the Blind shop in Florence Street a really good all-rounder, with great prices. Some op shops have made themselves boutique-y and specialise in offering clothes you might find at a regular retailer (yawn) but not this one. I've dropped in here and never been disappointed when looking for a fancy dress or something vintage and unusual. There's a bit of dross to get through, which is part of the fun I guess, but it's well worth a visit.
This store definitely has an op-shop feel to it however it is surprisingly large inside and they…read morehave a lot of clothing. There are a range of different styles and the stock is always different. Well worth a look if you are browsing in the area.
Bargain City in Lutwyche is full of a whole range of cheap and cheerful products. They've got…read moreplenty of stuff from pet needs, homewares, toiletries and confectionary. You would be struggling to find anything over the price of $15, as everything is cheap cheap CHEAP. The quality, is not so bad although cheaply mass produced. I've bought plastic tumblers from here that have survived a whole lot of dropping, but are in great condition still. They've got plenty of wrapping paper for last minute wrapping needs and my favourite, cheap art supplies including canvases! The customer service here is really good. They've always got enough staff to handle the customers and they even have enough time to personally help customers out. Pretty good place for a bargain shop.
This shopping centre is quite good for locals. It has a few cool shops like Jay Jays, Boost Juice…read moreand Hogs Breath Cafe. I think it has Big W and a couple other supermarkets. The centre is quite small which is good, it offers a few cafes and clothes shops. Although it is highly overdue for a renovation.
I go in every fortnight and the young man that serves me each time is so very polite and with a…read morelovely smile and even have a laugh with him. Great little store
I'm not sure this store is exactly what I would call 'convenient'; unless you've been hit by…read morecravings for some junk food or that's all your diet consists of, they won't be able to help you too much. It's a tiny little place so I suppose they've had to make some decisions as to what sells best, and they have decided to fill their shelves with mainly chips and chocolate, with a few toiletries shunned to one side on a shelf of their own. Yes, it's convenient for certain things, but not if you're in need of some last minute ingredients for dinner or don't fancy the idea of heart disease. When I called to check the opening times, the guy on the other end of the line informed me when they open quite decisively. As to when they close he didn't sound too sure - their closing time depends on trade, so be warned that what is listed is not set in stone by any means.
As for shopping centres this place is a bit of a local scene. Don't travel out of your way for…read morespecialty shopping. You'll probably find what you need, but if you're out and about for a day of shopping, skip Capalaba and head to Carindale! It's about 15 minutes drive away. There's a few cool franchises around if you're hungry, the cinema is close by. It's a good local shopping village if you're nearby. Oh and if you do shop regularly get a "My capalaba rewards card"- see concierge and earn points to spend around the shopping centre.
In the eastern suburbs the biggest 'regional' centres, as they are deemed, are Carindale and Garden…read moreCity. After that, the shopping centres in the surrounding suburbs are a step down in terms of size and variety. I like Capalaba Central if I'm not up for a great, big, day of shopping. It's got quite a nice mix of retailers and it's quick and easy to get around.
The Wondall Fruit Barn's always had good prices, but it's so much better now that it's had a refurb…read moreand new air-conditioning, as the fruit's fresher and in better condition, so it's looking good for summer. There are still lots of displays outside under colourful gazebo shades, too, and it's great to have a stroll through and see what's on special. The best reason to use the small fruit shops over the supermarkets this time of year is because, apart from better prices usually, you have a much better chance of getting ripe and ready to eat peaches, nectarines, apricots, cherries, mangoes - yum!
Funnily enough, the first time I came here wasn't for discount drugs or your usually pharmacy…read moreneeds... I came here in search of a needle to poke and flavour my Christmas ham. I was a little nervous to make my request over the counter, but the pharmacists on the other end, was so helpful and she even made some handy Christmas ham suggestions. I found their service really good. Since then, I've returned to pick up prescriptions, buy eye-care needs and vitamins and supplements. They have all the good reputable brands and plenty in stock. The shopping experience is very good. Plenty to choose from and always enough staff to lend a helping hand.
The people that work here are great. The service is incredibly fast, without a doubt the fastest I…read morehave ever been to - and consistently. I have never had to wait more than around 3 minutes. The parking is a little annoying as there is only street parking which is often used by residents, but it is not such a big deal. My favourite chemist and it is on the way home for me so it is perfect.
Love love love the homewares!! Kmart has really improved on value, variety and quality!! This has…read morebecome one of my favourite shops! My only complaint is that they have self service, bring back the customer service!
Everything is cheap. Cheaply made too but when you are paying so little it hardly matters and they…read moreare great with warrenties.
Kmart was very clean and cheap and good for every thing I want and I served my self end staff was…read morevery nice and friendly and helpful and open 7 am to 9pm 6 days 9am to 6pm sun