[Oprah Voice] It has everything! I love these stores they have wonderful gift ideas and all that…read morestuff you want but don't really need a few items excepted. But fortunately very cheap. This store has many great gift ideas.

I must admit, I have become a huge Reject Shop junkie. No it doesn't stock high quality products,…read morebut what do you expect with a title like that? Did you really think you'd be spending hundreds of dollars? I don't think so. That being said, I still check out the Reject Shop fairly regularly. Sometimes you're lucky to find awesome bargains that you won't find elsewhere. I personally love the DVD collection. The movies are all under $5, sometimes you'll even manage to score a bargain for only $1! It's a great place to find those old favourites that are really hard to come by in your regular DVD stores. When it comes to buying gifts you'll find that the Reject Shop comes in handy. Not for the main gift (although you may get lucky, depending on the age of the recipient) but for the gift wrap, boxes and a wide variety of cards. If you're looking for the cheap way out then head to the Reject Shop. If you want high quality products then head to a store that doesn't shamelessly call itself a 'reject'.

The Reject shop is great for pet stuff, gift bags, cards, and other similar items. Occasionally I…read morewill flick through a catalogue and see something I really want, like the wicker chairs I got a few months back. I went from reject shop to reject shop looking for them and finally found them at the West Lakes store. I actually like the set up of the West Lakes store, it seems less cluttered than some of the others I've been into. More organised. The staff are pretty good too. Friendly enough and happy to help if needed.

For bargain shops and bargain chain shops in particular, i'm a big fan of this one. Reason being,…read morethey sell cool bird cages. Who the, what the, how the... they really can get everything here. Their bird cages are equal if not better quality than the petstore or kmart ones, they aren't as expensive and they are way way way bigger in size. If you're after that sort of thing. They also have some really nice dog carry crates, both hard and soft. I've never seen them there before. And on the internet the exact same soft crate was in the $70 range where the one here was in the $40 range. Shop here and you'll save some big money on big ticket items, I think they're expanding their product range (if they can) into the bigger ticket items so not everything costs $2 anymore. It's nice to see a well-organised bargain shop as well, when I walk in, I know I'll be treated with a smile and know exactly where to find what i'm looking for.

Outstanding customer service from the lady working here. Unlike a lot of other discount stores,…read morethings were kept in a very orderly way, even though they were short on space. There were a tonne of options for travellers.

Another gem for craft enthusiasts, and anyone happy to poke around. A great number of good stock at…read morediscounted prices. The staff are helpful, and pleasant. I have been coming here for a long time. Their home decor and thoughtful gift lines are wonderful, if you are content to take your time. Storage, stationary and seasonal lines do change occasionally, basically their is good. Good place to explore, and discover more, of what you suddenly, think you must have? Enter at your own risk, and enjoy!

It says it all in the name really. This store is the…read morefavourite of thrifty minded souls and it's clear to see why. Bargain city is a vast cavern of goods. You can seriously spend whole days here loading up on those house hold odds and ends. (Eg. toothpick holders, spatulas, toilet roll dispensers etc. etc.) My mum regards this store as the ultimate problem solver. You need a new shelf? BARGAIN CITY! Dubious candy? BARGAIN CITY! Kitchenware, storage pieces, stationary, hardware, frames or party supplies??.....BAAAARGAIN CITTTYYYY! I usually come here with my overzealous mum and load up on notepads and their $1 greeting cards. (You never know when gamboling kittens in a basket will save your life.) With locations in Westfield chermside as well as its Hypermarket cousin, I recommend you check this bargain shed out.

Great selection of men's and women's Hawaiian and island style printed fashions. Perfect for your…read morenext cruise, beach fashion, a special theme event or just for anyone who wants to dress in vacation holiday mode everyday. Fast shipping and local pick up available. Lovely small business owner who will help you with your needs and can make suggestions as to what will be perfect for your needs.

I ordered the pink Hawaiin shirt.....the material is soft and well crafted.....the sizing is…read moreperfect and the shipping time was awesome...... I will definately purchase again. Thank you for the excellant buying experience

This chain is always fun to walk around and one usually finds items that you didn't know that you…read morewanted or needed. The store is always worth a regular visit to check out the new stock and one off special offers that are cheaper than the larger retailers.

If you are after american wear this is a good place to go. Sizes can be hard to find in larger…read moresizes for women and smaller sizes for men apparently they get snapped up real quick. Large selection of shoes and boots including football boots which made my son happy. Their membership costs $10 and gives you a discount on full price items, I didn't see any full price items personally but I'm sure they are there somewhere.

This along with the newly opened Stacks (Myer center) may be the only traditional dollar stores…read moreleft in the city. The Japanese $2.80 shops are squeezing them out. RS has a decent variety of goods and the quality is fine for this sorry of thing. You won't find a container whose lid doesn't fit or a hair barrette that works once. Here are some of the sections on offer: gift wrap n cards, art & stationery, bags/suitcases, containers, decor, candles/oils, frames and pictures, gardening, pets, laundry/linen, car, kitchen, clothes, beauty, phone/PC accessories, candy, tinned food...

I'm not really sure if I should be offended with the name "THE REJECT SHOP"…read more...does it make me a reject if I want to buy everything in its vicinity? ...But judging from the number of people wedged in on a weekday I am not the only reject who relies on this store. This place has saved my butt on numerous occasions, from awkward lunch date fiascos to that time the batteries in my boombox died. This store has everything you could ever possibly need in life. Novelty tins in shape of currency, oodles of stationary, leather belts, cheap candy, garden hoses, office chairs, perfume, speakers, DVD cabinets, small motorized helicopters, solar garden lights, clothing of all kinds, shortbreads, santa suits, blackboards, pottery wheels, diaries, beach tents, boogie boards, miniature drum kits AND a family pool. If you are ever in the city and feel a strong urge for a mini sewing machine or perhaps a rug in the shape of lassie I strongly recommend you give the Reject Shop a gander.