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Dee Why, NSW
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14 years ago
Everything cheap you could want. I've stopped twice for odd items and they had exactly what I needed both times. Can't beat that.
Shop 30
Dee Why Grand Mall, 834 Pittwater Rd
Dee Why New South Wales 2099
Australia
(02) 9972 0240
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http://www.dollarking.com.au
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What time does Hot Dollar open?
Hot Dollar opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Thursday.
What time does Hot Dollar close?
Hot Dollar closes at 5:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Hot Dollar closes at 9:00 PM on Thursday.
Mon-Wed, Fri-Sun 9:00 AM - 5:30 PMThu 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Does Hot Dollar have parking?
Yes, Hot Dollar has parking options.
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The name says it all. At "Hot Bargain" (which usually takes about 9 or 10 of your hot dollars to…read morefind something good) you can get a number of great items at bargain prices. I know there are a bunch of dollar stores around selling all kinds of goods from overseas for cheap, but this place is my local one and always has something that I might need (a U.S. electrical converter, Australia souvenirs or hangers). Usually it's just random items that I might want to save a couple of dollars on, but it's fun to go in and see what they have in stock (since they are right by the news agency that I go to anyways). I've found electrical extension cords and multiple plug outlets to a pair of cotton gloves and a pack of black socks for my fiancé (he didn't do laundry and just needed some right away). Everything I've bought there works just fine and I get that it's not Myer or Harvey Norman, but who cares...it's Hot Bargain!
Their shop name is absolutely spot on. I bought a nice, solid pair of thongs for $6. $6! Where…read moreacross the road at Billabong, it would've cost me $25! They have LOADS of miscellaneous, mostly beach-related items, like thongs, beach umbrellas, sunglasses, towels, sunscreen, and lots of unrelated items like t-shirts, postcards, and the like. I'm pretty sure I also saw a few massive floating horses, the kind that kids ride in pools. Not sure how well they'd fare in the waves, though... And it's ALL fantastically cheap. So cheap, that I actually fear for the quality of it all... but so far my new thongs have served me well, so we're probably okay on that front.
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I was surprised at how much better than your average dollar shop this variety store is. During…read moreOctober they had a really awesome Halloween display set up, with moving skeleton butlers, creepy crawlies, light up jack O lanterns and all things gooey. A friend of mine was on the look out for a decent Halloween costume (the theme was under the sea), and they had two entire aisles dedicated to props, costumes and novelties with every little detail to make her costume that much better. It's much better than your average variety store, with organised aisles (where everything is actually hanging and not on the floor), and pieces that you might actually consider buying. There's everything available for hen's night parties, costume parties and kids parties - not to mention the props they have for everything in between. Four stars for the range of products available.
Hi; was in today please the asian guy working there contact me very cute.. lots of smilesread more
If you're stuck for ideas and low on cash, head to Homeline Trader in Chatswood Chase. They have…read moreplenty of stock and the prices are ridiculously cheap. Having been invited to a Halloween birthday, I required a costume that was rather cheap. Browsing through the store, I immediately came across a cute outfit with the accessories only costing me a mere $2.50. I will definitely be returning for Christmas outfits this year and any decorations required! They also sell a range of homewares and decorative items such as candles. Would definitely recommend to those who are on a budget or are simply looking for cheap costumes!
I love this Dollar King store, it is very organized and well located (inside of the Pacific Square…read moremall). They sell pretty much everything, from decor, kitchen stuff to cleaning and sweet products. I bought a cute bedside table and a shoe rack there for a good price. They always have cleaning/personal products on sale.
When is Daiso going to open up a location in my home city?!…read more All these cute little things and sundries. Great even for a tourist to come by and pick up some supplies since one cannot pack everything they need! Great selection and located right in Regent Place Sydney CBD.
If you have never been to Daiso, please check it out! You can probably find everything here and all…read more(yes, almost everything) $2.80! Good quality, good looking, good taste, e.t.c. Oh, I have to mention that there are another Asian products, too, here. Why I give 4 stars instead of 5? Because I have to wait for a long time to check out, always long ques. If they add more cashiers I will give them 5 out of 5! ここのダイソーはシドニーでは最大規模の一つと思われてお薦めなのですが、その人気のため常にレジが長蛇の列でテキパキとさばいているのでまずまずですが、これが4つ星の理由です。もう少しレジの数が増えれば(忙しいときだけでも)5つ星をあげたいと思いまあーす!
Red Dollar is another one of those bargain shops that sells everything from Toothbrushes to picture…read moreframes. They are ridiculously cheap and constantly have new stock. They are also seasonal and support every single holiday that comes around. I go in and buy superglue ($2 for five tubes), baskets, gift wrapping and cards - they are cheaper than the supermarket and newsagents. Sometimes I just go in and look. It is surprising how much stuff they can fit in the shop, there's not much room to move. Starting as a single shop front, they soon took over the shop next door and doubled their size. I'm waiting to see what they do next. Excellent value and lots of fun.
This is the shop I love, as a crafter I can mostly find what i want as accessories for my craft…read more They also sell very good quality paint and accessories from Montmartre brand which is at a very accessible price I also discover a lot of new products every Saturday because they have a big turnover of products with a big varieties and novelties all the time. May be sometimes , it is hard to move around ,because of the products coming constantly in the shop ,but I manage to go around the shop. The manageress is a very nice and friendly lady and will always try to find what I want if not available in the shop.
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There are plenty of good items here, but the prices have gone up a lot over the years, and I often…read morefind cheaper items at the supermarket. The store lacks ventilation so can often fill with perfumes from people. Quieter times are: Monday * 9am - 11am, 4pm - 5pm Tuesday * 9am - 11am, 4pm - 7pm Wednesday * 1pm, 6pm - 7pm Thursday * 9am, 9pm Friday * Busy all day Saturday * 1pm Sunday * 1pm - 2pm, 3pm - 5pm (quietest all week) Busiest times are: Monday * 12pm - 2pm, 6pm - 7pm (but still a low key day) Tuesday * 12pm - 2pm (but still the quietest day) Wednesday * 9am - 12pm, 3pm - 5pm (but still very low key) Thursday * 10am - 7pm (fairly low key) Friday * 9am - 7pm Saturday * 9am - 11am, 2pm, 4pm - 6pm Sunday * 9am - 1pm (very busy), 6pm
Call me cheap but I love a good bargain. And The Reject Shop has many. You can find anything here…read morefrom gardening products, homewares, building tools, biscuits, confectionary, chocolate and a whole lot of other stuff you never knew you needed. Believe it or not but I actually come here to buy authentic Italian Tiramisu flavoured chocolate balls (think Lindt). They are so good I even have my friends and family addicted. Thankyou Reject Shop for catering to my sweet tooth and the extra weight on my thighs.
Finally! There's a DAISO in the West! Located at Westpoint, Blacktown (next to JB hi-fi)…read more Everything and I mean 'everything' costs $2.50. It ranges from clothes (scarf, socks, gloves), accessories (earrings, bracelets, necklaces), bathroom/kitchen items (knives, plates, towels) and a lot of pretty stationary. It has everything at affordable prices. $2.50 is a pretty decent price (maybe except when you pay $2.50 for stickers that you can easily get for $1 at the Reject Shop) BUT in saying that, $2.50 is pretty good for garden tools or kitchen tools or any other tools. The place is pretty new so everything is highly organised :) And friendly staff too! Come visit okay! :)
An fair amount of clothing, bags and shoes only. Men and women and kids. Some items are brand new…read more Good range. Good quality and nice prices. Well labeled and non cluttered. Does not have homewares, books etc. Only clothes i think.
Poor customer service. I purchased an item. The lady serving didn't greet me, smile or look at me…read moreonce during the transaction. I had pulled out my own carry bag but because she wouldn't look at me , she didn't notice and told me they don't have plastic bags. I expected friendlier service in a charity shop but I found her rude
I was a stunned mullet when I walked into this Darlinghurst boutique. The first dress that caught…read moremy eye I daringly turned over the price tag and ta-dah $55. Not what I was expecting at all! It was totally in my price range. I was greeted by an amazing tall blonde modelesque sales assistant who was very friendly and asked if I needed any help. I shared my surprise at the prices and she said everyone says that. Basically the store is worth browsing through to check for wardrobe one offs - strappy, flowing blue dress for example. I was just looking; I had pre-programmed myself on entry but the items in here are really temptingly well priced. About 100ms from Kings Cross station not far at all to walk.
Love this place. Coming from NYC, the selection is trendy, different, good quality and a great…read moreprice point. Considering service in Australia is pretty slow, the staff here are amazing and provided he best service I experienced my entire trip. Shout out to Julia for her help - she is phenomenal!! Also - Love the fact that they ship to the USA now.
The clothing here is monochrome interesting trendy pieces. The store has a great sales section and…read moreis well maintained.
Freedom Furniture is located at the rear end of the mall on the ground floor and it manages to draw…read morecustomers into the store all the time. I accidentally entered Freedom assuming it was another Furniture store. One word to explain my experience is - Wow! Prepare to be impressed. The furniture is artistically laid out and everything looks elegant and natural. They have smartly interlaced the various furniture pieces into one floor space and I felt I was walking into someone's private villa. The staff are very kind and polite and more than willing to assist with queries. When the furniture I had seen on TV wasn't available in store, the staff kindly pointed out, I was probably thinking of another brand and she proceeded to give me directions to the competitor's store! Australian's are definitely a friendly bunch and I love how they are willing to support each other and the retail community in general. I like Freedom and they have made it to the top of my 'Furniture stores to consider' list.
awesome and beauty furnitures a real long store with many products and services.read more
My mum and my "Big Hair Nanna" are famous interstate bargain shoppers (eg, Cheap As Chips, The Two…read moreDollar shop etc) so I consider myself experienced enough to say this is the best discount store *ever*. The glassware section is huge and has everything from large mirrors to Jesus and Mary statues. There's a whole area dedicated to cupcake paraphernalia, it has more fake flowers than Ikea, and a great selection of cheap garden pots and gnomes... it even has plastic fruit, money boxes, and paper lanterns for Chinese New Year. I always find it hard to find pure cotton socks = and this discount shop has them. Plus a huge selection of ribbons, wrapping paper, toys... since this is in my local area, it'll be my new favourite "cheap imported goods" shop.
This is a giant mall! At the pace I walk, it would take all day for me to see everything. It looks…read morelike it was built in phases over time because there are so many different design themes. It has more than 350 stores and services including grocers, bookshops, lots of coffee shops, clothing stores, home stores, shoe stores and much, much more. There are children's play areas, food courts, bakeries, and at least one dentist. Numerous public art installations and water features are found throughout. As entertainment, it's great for people watching. If you're shopping and can't find it here, it probably does not exist.
Fantastic mall for the Northern Beaches. It has everything you need from high end to dollar stores…read more Hairdressers, cinema, travel agents, multiple food courts, kids play areas, plus Coles and Woolies. Good amount of outdoor and undercover parking. Very accessible by bus and on a major corridor to and fro servicing the Northern beaches suburbs.
I'm in love with this clothing boutique! The owner always helps me out with everything, from formal…read moreevening wear to casual day wear even accessories and lingerie! I can honestly say over half my wardrobe is from 3 wishes boutique.
Not designed to give Leichhardt Marketplace (formerly Leichhardt Marketown) on nearby Marion Street…read morea run for its money, although Norton Plaza is a cute shopping centre in itself with great establishments. It is convenient that there is a post office here, as well as a massive Coles supermarket. It is small and is designed as a great get in and get out type of establishment. Sorry, not the type of establishment to make a day out of it clothes shopping. Leichhardt Marketplace is slightly better suited for this purpose, although Broadway would be better for that. A great place to buy those necessities, as well as a great vitamin store and butchery. Also their cafe right near Coles is great for a long lunch and a quality coffee if you need an immediate pit stop, and perhaps you wish to give outside Norton Street and the Italian Forum a bit of a breather. Parking can be a bit of a nightmare here, depending on when you come so it can be a little like a lucky dip; although if you have to you can always park at the nearby Italian Forum. Simple is something that is best for those busy professionals who want to get in and get out as quickly as possible. Not the type of shopping centre for socialising and entertainment.
I've always considered Norton Plaza to be the main shopping centre of Leichhardt, it's location,…read moresituated on the largest run of shops, cafe's and restaurants gives it an air of supremacy above the nearby centre, Leichhardt Marketplace. Many consider it the other way round, and they would be amazed to hear that I felt this way. But I guess I've always just gone to this centre for my shopping needs. Sure it has less in the way of boutique shops and there's only one main supermarket/department store in it compared to Marketplace's three, but who wants to go to a massive shopping centre when all you need are a few things from Coles? Norton Plaza comes equipped with everything you could hope to need from a shopping centre; a chemist, seafood, a butcher, clothes shops, fruit shops, cafes, it even has it's a pub upstairs. It may not be as grandiose as some shopping centres, but sometimes the last thing you want is grandiose and with two hours free parking, a quick trip to Norton Plaza trumps a long shopping day anywhere else.