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Davoren Park, SA
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1 year ago
It's got great stuff and great prices, friendly staff, polite and easy parking available.
45 Peachey Rd
Shop 14
Davoren Park South Australia 5113
Australia
Elizabeth
(08) 8287 0584
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People searched for Tobacco Shops 1,139 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
"Who wants some cancer?"…read more "OH! I DO! I DO!" But really, yes please, get this stuff into me. For now anyway. But I digress. My foolish addiction is not of your worry. If you're a smoker, you doubt know of Smokemart. If you want cigarettes or almost any other tobacco product at a decent, reasonable price, then this is where you want to go. Also, if you're looking at buying a gift for a hens/bucks show, milestone birthday, or an easily entertained child, here is a great place to start. I was quite surprised when walking in to buy a packet of Benson and Hedges smooth once, only to discover through light conversation that the girl working behind the counter in fact did not smoke. How irregular. That's like a mechanic who never drives a car or computer salesman who refuses to move into the world of computing.
I can refer people to Smokemart having convinced them to buy (Nat Sherman) Naturals. There are no…read moreadditives. The benefits are immense. To illustrate, before 1956, cigarettes were not causing cancer. Without cruel addictive additives, acquaintances who began smoking Naturals found that the craving gradually diminished. A simple nicotine addiction may be no harder to manage than a coffee addiction. No more hot arsenic on the lungs, entering every blood cell and thence whole body. Truly i am grateful and hope the use of these...if any...will proliferate among those who are already mortgaged to the habit, so that they will be more reliably available. People are thanking me profusely for telling them.
Do not get pierced here. Not upholding safe piercing practices!!…read more The staff are nice, the merchandise is cool but in terms of body piercing the franchise doesnt train properly nor stock quality jewellery or correct affercare. Do your research!!
Often controversial because local conservatives find the whole Body Piercing movement a little too…read moremuch to deal with, and the shop sells things that some people think are 'nasty' - but I have purchased my Vans there (brand of footwear) every year for the past couple of years, and when I smoked I also would purchase my papers from Off Ya Tree. They sell books, magazines, posters, stuff about rock and roll, punk, emo and magazines about smoking dope, playing in bands and all that teenage angst sort of stuff. They have t-shirts and fashion accessories that are branded with Heavy Metal motifs and some punk genres, so yes for those who don't understand it is probably frightening. There are heaps of ear rings and studs and the little circles you use to grow the holes in your ear lobes if you are going for that rather popular Amazon jungle warrior look... body modification and experimentation is all the rage, so you know, get with the spirit or get over it. A skivvy or t-shirt with a bloodied face eating raw chook may not be your cup of tea, but it may just be the perfect gift for your gormless teenager listening to Black Veiled Brides in their room and coloring their hair black and navy blue! It's always being looked after by friendly staff, and yes they may have lots of tattoos and spikes coming out of their faces or super size ear rings, but don't let that scare you... generally they are a friendly bunch and only go on a brain eating zombie walk once a year, and that's just for fun anyway! Off Ya Tree is one of those places your teenagers would hate you to visit while they were in there, so why not pop in and check it out.
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staff are friendly great service and values are quite reasonable I brought an IGET Bar Pro from a…read morequick sale for $30.00 it started leaking when I took it out of the packet I was not Happy with the purchase so I looked at some stores and this store sparked my interest of whether this store would be a scam they had a really good Selection to chose from.
Absolutely fantastic!!! Customer service is second to none!!! Atmosphere is brilliant and best of…read moreall, they know every single product they sell! I have been to a few stores around Adelaide and so far this is the best one I have come across. I had some issues with a product and they explained everything I needed to know and also explained some features I didn't know! I will most certainly be back. Keep up the good work!!!
Don't waste you time or your money. Staff are rude and unhelpful and their products are…read moreridiculously overpriced. I bought a vape for $95 and 2-3 weeks later it had stopped working. I rang the store twice and basically got brushed off with we will contact the manufacturer and get back to you. Well, never heard back from them, so decided to go into the store. Long story short, got told it was my fault that the vape was broken and that i had obviously dropped it. Well, i had not dropped it and I was absolutely disgusted with the treatment I received. They had no interest in even looking at my problem or trying to helping anyway. I visited another Vape shop in Thebarton and they are selling the exact same Vape for $35 so unless you want to waste your money for a piece of crap that doesn't work then avoid, avoid, avoid. If i could i would be giving them no stars. Bad way to keep business is all i can say. Will not be recommending to any of my friends who live in or around the Prospect area.
I was driving down unley road and saw this shop as I was passing. I have been a smoker for a long…read moretime and have been wanting to quit. I walked in and the owner was very helpful to what I needed. Since buying what the owner recommended I have quit smoking and it's been great. I don't smell of smoke anymore my back yard doesn't smell of smoke and I feel so much better. I highly recommend if you are looking at quitting smoking but scared to do patches or strong medication. Highly recommend. High range of products and flavours. And the owner will be happy to explain everything you need.
Vape 98 is awesome, I tried their e cigs and i'm totally in love with this shop. They are by far…read morethe best vape shop in Adelaide
A great little gift shop, Welland's Smokemart lives up to its name with a huge range of smoking…read morerelated articles, such as several different kinds of diamante covered cigarette cases (for all those smoking teeny-boppers out there) as well as cases for holding your own cigarette making kit, and lots of sparkly lighters, and some more manly metal ones as well. I can't say I go here for these though. I like the silly $1 cards, as they amuse me and I keep a pile of them as funny birthday and Christmas cards. They also have an interesting little glass case of pen sets, mini binoculars and small torches. I also like the swear jars and the tiny cute toy kittens. This shop gives me a laugh, and I like it for that.
I had passed by this store many times over the years and it wasn't until today that I ventured in…read more I expected to find Olivia Newton John gunning around on some pink or gold roller skates.....she was mad hot hey?! Anywho.....no roller skating nymphos unfortunately, however there was some pretty funky stuff. I am not really one for new-age gear, spirituality and odd smelling burny things, but there is usually some funky art, furniture, pottery and even the odd hackey sack to hold my interest. Bingo....exactly what I found! There is all of that other zen garb also, but there is enough funky stuff to keep those with short attention spans, like myself going for a good 10 or 15 minutes! I particularly liked the selection of stupidly loud Hawaiian shirts....my girlfriend didn't let me buy one. Looks like I need to launch a Ninja Mission....Shhhhhhhh.
Xanadu is sooooo Semaphore…read more And I mean this in the most complimentary way possible. Every self-respecting beach bum should have a ready supply of essentials like incense, candles, hacky sacks, trippy artwork, hammocks, tie dye, cheesecloth robes, tarot cards, Buddha statues and gypsy fabrics. Xanadu is the place to get it all (and more). Despite being firmly geared towards the new-age hippy, it's actually a lovely shop for a browse - big and spacious, there are some great imported furniture pieces and accessories scattered about. There's a global, ethnic-inspired flavour to a lot of the products on offer as well: it's kind of like Bauhaus, only not at all design-conscious and a little bit daggy - but endearingly so. Something for the hippy in us all.
Well worth a visit if you're near the Southern Cross arcade is this jam-packed (aka kind of cramped…read moreand chaotic) newsagency. More often than not my newsagency visits are all about mag nabbing, so I'll write about their selection first. It's good! Big and varied, with stacks of really niche titles (Civil War buff? Yeah you'll find a mag for that here.) The collection may be extensive, but there's a downside: it's really hard to find what you want. Things are organised pretty haphazardly and you get the feeling some are just plonked wherever there's space available. No Dewey decimal system in place here. Your best bet is asking the staff. As well as lots and lots of magazines, they have a huge selection of cards, calendars and diaries. They're mostly of the daggy variety but you can find the occasional gem like the 'Dachshund 2012' diary I came across :P
Southern Cross Newsagents is one of the most cramped I have ever seen in my entire life. However,…read morebeing cramped equals having an amazing range of anything you could ever want to buy from a newsagent. Their array of cards is impressive, especially the numbered variety that you give when someone reaches a particular milestone. Because these are often rare, there is the chance that you will give the birthday person the same card as someone else, but at Southern Cross there is a huge range. There is also the most calendars I've seen in my life and dozens of magazine titles, most of which sound weird and obscure, which I guess makes them rare. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the different kinds of magazines and told me that they were able to order in or hold copies of certain ones if I needed. They were also able to confidently direct me through the cramped-ness of the store to find exactly what I wanted. The location, just off King William street is also a really great spot to buy Metro tickets and lotto on your way home to the bus stop from the City or Rundle Mall. With only a short walk to many, many buses, Southern Cross is the most convenient without having to go all the way into the Mall for your newsagent needs.