Molly Blooms has some of the rudest service I have experienced in Auckland. Perhaps that is what…read morehappens to stores between snooty fashion stores for elderly women. If Molly originally came from Parnell, I would not be surprised. Simple bouquets are apparently a challenge for a florist who usually deals with higher paying customers. The staff are much to busy conversing with their friends walking their dogs past the store. Weddings and corporate events are the money makers so if you are after a bunch of Thank-you flowers there is a dairy across the road that sells flowers. They won't come with much green foliage but neither will Molly's, unless you've ordered a large casket spray.

Molly Blooms happens to be near-by to where I live, and always easy to get to without any parking…read morehassles. They are my florist of choice because I know that when I give them simple instructions of what I want they always create something really beautiful ..... and most importantly, my wife always LOVES what I give her !!!!! Try them ..... you won't be disappointed !!!

You always feel good about buying stuff from here. You know that by doing so you help support…read morevillages of people in third world countries whose standard of living is improved by you being a Trade Aid customer. The prices are very reasonable too. They sell a wide range of items from woven baskets and kids toys to bedding and food, the dried mango and papaya is seriously good! The soaps which come from India are really good, many scents and one of the few places to find neem soap which is really good for your skin which is what I come here for all the time. The staff here are very friendly too.

Love love love Trade Aid stores. It is a business / organisation that helps those which provide the…read moregoods. It is an ideal shopping scenario, not only can you purchase amazing and non-expensive items, but a massive chunk of the proceeds go to the people who helped make them, and others. Trade Aid deals with several products, from candles, chocolates and teas, to blankets, jewellery and pillows. You can also purchase stationary and musical instruments, it really is an all out there kind of store. And everything is absolutely authentic, which is wonderful. This particular Trade Aid store is quite on the smaller side of things, but they still offer a lot of great things for purchase, I particularly like their collection of candles and scarves here. The staff are also very friendly here, and are always up for a chat, especially when you ask them about the organisations they help, and the places they've traveled to, to find the goods, it makes for a very interesting story.

Paid for a bed 2 weeks ago to get delivered. Delivery still hasn't happened. 31st July it was…read morepurchased 5th August I had to ring them which was really hard as no1 answered there phone. I was in Samoa on holiday while doing this once I finally got to speak with someone which was the security who then tried to pass me off and send me back to there customer service I refused asked for the manager who then tells me lies and didn't even check the back and said nothing is there cause I'm in another country I couldn't do anything. August 10th I visited the store and what do you know cause I refused to leave and wanted answers where the bed is they checked the back room and guess what I get told because a worker moved the bed to the side the order was completely forgotten about and was still at the back collecting dust. I asked what happens here? Since you guys stuffed up delivery should be free and get a refund back for it. The lady said she will make the order urgent and will be delivered that day or next. I get home later that evening I receive a call from warehouse ROYAL OAK that due to back log on delivery we wont receive it till Thursday or Friday. So agin I asked for a free delivery and refund on delivery only not the bed and said she will call back haven't heard from them since.

The service here was EXTRAORDINARY. The product I wanted was out of stock, they found where one was…read moreavailable, in another store and called to have it put aside for me. It took time and attention and I felt very appreciative, as for all their effort they did not get a sale. This is the old fashioned and caring service that I grew up with and that is now VERY unusual. I would highly recommend this store and I have had other positive experiences here in the past as well, really GREAT STAFAF!!!

This place is a scam sent me an email said if I fill out a survey I will win a Keurig coffee maker…read moreI filled it out they asked for my address and card number and took 7.95 off my card ..then a while lader sent another email and said they were sending me the pod I ordered I don't even know what a pod is and don't have a garden either . That's fraud

Where should you go to buy the person who has everything? Try this place. It stocks an eclectic…read moreselection of Japanese homeware, bathroom products, rugs, handmade crockery and seeds! Nothing is really cheap, but it's all quite elegant and bound to be appreciated by the discerning recipient.

JB Hi-Fi always sucks me in. I love buying CDs and DVDs (strictly television seasons), and they're…read morealways conveniently having a promotion or sale when I'm conveniently at odds as to whether or not I can justify my purchase. In this case I'm not sure if its a good thing that I've never experienced buyer's remorse after making a purchase here, as it explains why I keep coming back. There's something at JB Hi-Fi for everyone from games to computer programs to movies, and all at great retail prices too. Now and then they also have one-off sales where everything in-store is cost price + GST- so always good to keep your ears pinned for that one. It's not the biggest JB Hi-Fi branch but I know my way around. The staff here are quite reliable and the last time I went looking for an HDMI cable, the guy there told me about every single one they had, including the advantages and disadvantages. You don't get a lot of great service in retail these days so I take what I can get, and I was very impressed. Even the security at the store here always make a note to say hello and goodbye to all the customers- a little recognition goes a long way.

This JB Hi Fi is my favourite of all the stores. Why? They have amazing staff. One in particular…read moreknows absolutely everything about Anime and recommends which ones are best if you ask him. I can't remember his name, but flip, he is the best! They are always super helpful and have a great selection of DVDs. If I'm on the hunt for something in particular, they are the most likely store to stock it. (bar one time I was looking for Shutter Island - found it on Queen St) The only department in this store that I dislike is the electronics section. One guy tried to sell me an SD TV as an HD one. Fortunately, I was not the stupid woman he supposed, but a film maker who knows the difference. I smiled at him politely, and walked off. I hope he was just ignorant and not really a con man.

Very quick response to my online query, and superb customer service…read more Excellent if you are looking to browse for a telescope in Auckland in a physical store!

Brought a Wolverine Film to Digital converter $310 and got charged an extra $7.75 for credit card…read morefee. Not happy as I could have brought through the website on my credit card with no fee and the annoying thing was I was going to buy through the website but instead wasted my petrol driving there. Bad form! Not happy, also no signage to warn people about the charge either.

Wow... nice to hear the previous reviewer had a good experience. I've found them to be too pushy…read moreand patronising. When one of the staff exaggerated the quality and value to me of one of their rings, and I corrected her, she got really shitty. My family have all worked in the jewellery industry for years. I know the mark up on jewellery is astounding. It would shock unwitting buyers. You only need to look at the price of second hand diamond rings on trade me to get a picture of what jewellery is really worth.So, yeah I'm a bit wary with Michael Hill's pushy sales tactics and lack of sincerity. If you are buying high priced jewellery do your homework. Look on trade me and eBay too. Don't trust what they tell you in jewellery shops. The mark up is 250% plus. Valuations are not to be taken as gospel either. MHJ in St Luke's may be friendly but only if they think you don't know any better.

The staff in this store are very friendly, helpful, and a real asset to their employer…read more I've had several opportunities to deal with them and I always am extremely happy with the service. Today I asked a jeweler across the way how much it would cost to resize my Medic Alert bracelet, and I was told it would be $60. When I asked at Micheal Hill's, they said it was free. Can't find a better example than that.

This is a fairly large op shop, with a fair selection of women's, men's and kid's clothing for okay…read moreprices. My husband got a jumper here for $6. They have some furniture, although not much, lots of books, some kitchenware (but no pots or pans, sadly), toys and some other stuff. Prices seemed okay, there were a few odd people hanging about in there but the woman who served us was very friendly!

Henderson is a lovely store that is bright, clean and everything is set out so well. Staff are…read morelovely and are always on hand to help. It appears to have a good array of clothing, furniture etc and parking is handy at the door.