Wow what an interesting shop! There are so many interesting items in this shop that I could have…read morespent an afternoon exploring. Tasteful items that would accompany any modern house. There are a few items that would suit someone who likes a French Provincial style. There are so lovely wooden items and I adored the silverware. The linen is of excellent quality and there are some beautiful original pieces of art in this store as well. This shop is a place to visit and the Sales Assistant was so helpful! A great find on a Sunday afternoon.

Such a huge range of candles and excellent customer service. The staff spend a lot of time…read moreanswering questions and helping you choose the right candle frangrance. They also sell nice blankets, soap, infusers and other bits and pieces.

The Reject Shop is like Pic 'n Save (not even sure if that business still exists in the USA)…read more Features a random assortment of low-cost items and you just never know what you might find. I've bought gift wrap, ribbons, batteries, and other small household items, all incredibly reasonably priced. No fuss kind of place, I like it!

Sure. Does as I have searched for weeks for a particular item and to no avail. Then I triedCook…read moreShop Plus and straight offf had one. And put it aside for me for a few days till I can pick it up. So happy

This is one of my first ever Yelp reviews and I decided to write it after visiting beautiful Bowral…read morein the Southern Highlands of NSW. I have been there a few times over the years but only for days trips. The last time we went for the weekend which gave us time to explore deeper and get to do more shopping. The lovely long main street is filled with great little boutique shops but unlike most small towns the shops were useful and not just filled with tourist junk. We wandered into Cook Shop Plus because i was looking for a particular kitchen appliance that i was unable to find anywhere in sydney. As soon as i entered it felt so welcoming and i could see why the store was full of people. The decor, layout and products were amazing. They stock a huge range of kitchen utensils, appliances and homeward products. There are your standard top of the range products but what i liked most was they still stocked more affordable brands such as Maxwell and Williams. They also stocked a range of food products from local producers, pancake mix to jams and relishes. The thing that i was impressed by was unlike most kitchen shops where is feels un-imaginative and quite clinical, Cookshop was well presented and it felt like they were really proud of what they had to offer. It was colourful and with a staff member at the back making himself a coffee in the display kitchen it gave off a really relaxed and chilled atmosphere. Now i suppose like any shop you go into the real teller is how the staff are and how they treat you as a customer. The staff were really helpful and not pushy at all. When i asked questions they seemed well informed and recommended products based on usability and personal option rather then how much they cost. Example being when i was looking for a can opener and they ranged from $12 to $45, the young lady told me that the $12 was crap and tends to break if used a lot but the $24 was great and she has had hers for 4 years without an issue. When i did ask about the product i had come in for i was advised that they didn't have it in stock but if i liked they could order it in and organise shipping to me in sydney, it wasn't necessary but i appreciated the effort she went to. Now i know this has been a lot of info and you might be asking yourself how good could a cookware place have been, but i can't speak more highly about the place and I am really impressed that good old fashioned customer service is alive and well still. Next time you in the highlands i recommend you drop in and see for yourself.

Really great selection of antiques in a large warehouse, with many different booths featuring…read moreclothing, jewelry, and all types of furniture. The selection changes quite rapidly, so if you see something you fancy you should act quickly or risk losing out. It is a bit of a maze inside, so be prepared to get lost a bit and enjoy a long walk around the place. Truly a hidden gem in Bowral.

A trendy shop with lots of unique items globally sourced that range from clothes to classic toys!…read moreWe visited one afternoon while just walking past and got sucked in from just plain curiosity. The people working there were super friendly and patient while we were checking everything out, they even started to demonstrate some of the toys for the kids!

Charming little bookshop, lovingly curated, in the darling village of Bowral in the Southern…read moreHighlands. The owner is well versed in the book business and does a wonderful job of curating the best of art and design books, a lot of them featuring local talents. We regularly stop in here for a browse on a Saturday. It's nicely laid out and if you cannot find what you are looking for, ask them to order a copy for you. The staff here are always helpful.

This cafe was darling, but it is no more. Replaced by Salters cafe, which looks very cute but I…read morehaven't had a chance to try it out yet.

Make sure you have a reservation! Very busy place. Once you…read morearrive, head to the tea house salon first. You can walk the vintage and antiques market afterwards. The scones menu changes regularly with specials. They always have the classic on menu. However, due to a public holiday when I visited, it sold out. The teapots and cups were well matched and very cute. The choice of teas available was great. The scones were fluffy and yummy and the matching condiments, strawberry jam, Chantilly whipped cream, rose cream and the delicious lemon curd is a must! I tried the pinwheel sandwiches, they were generous in the stuffing and bread was very fresh. The sweet treats for the high tea were ok. The highlight must eat is definitely the scones. A great atmosphere and vibe. Lovely service too. A must do visit when visiting Bowral, New South Wales.