The owner has no loyalty to his customers. I was a regular and got caught short one day and he…read morewouldn't let me drop in the cash later, even though I am there on a daily basis. I won't be back.

This place is awesome! Little but stocks a lot. Offering the ultimate convenience this mini mart…read morehidden down Durham St West is open 24/7. When I was working on Queen Street I always came here for fresh fruit salads, fruit, raw nuts and drinks. It is like a hybrid of a grocer, dairy and a fruit store. You can even buy beer and wine here. These guys also had Marmite in stock long after it had left the shelves of supermarkets so I kept it to myself and came here for my Marmite fix. Absolutely the best convenience store in the CBD without a doubt. They even have a shoe shine machine!

There are a lot of convenience stores in Auckland, and Wakefield Street is home to a fair whack of…read morethem. But just because something is one of many other options doesn't mean it can't stand out head and shoulders above the rest. Star Convenience is one of these things - from the outside, a bland run of the mill chain convenience store. But they have a difference. You can get 5 naan breads for 1.90 here. You can use these for anything- pizzas, herb bread, you rule the roost on this one. If you live in the area, head on up to Star Convenience for a cheap feed.

racist and rude. went there with my boyfriend and the old…read moreman and lady were being racist to him in a passive aggressive manner. The old man was following my boyfriend around asking him if he's okay after he does something (indicating that he thinks my boyfriend is stealing). And the lady asked if we wanted a bag and my boyfriend answered "yes" but she ignored him completely even after acknowledging what he said and looked to me seeking the answer. These are a few examples of the racism he has faced and it infuriates me so badly knowing things like this are still happening.

The old lady here is so grumpy and mean; she calls people on the phone while your buying your…read morethings and everything there is expensive. Definitely don't recommend and don't waste your time and money for these rude people.

excellent service and very good range of the product as well…read more very fast service for AT hop top up as well.

Just bought a pack of 3 RELX liquid pods for my vape. Got home and the box was EMPTY. We drove from…read moredairy flat to find a place that stocks them. Bit far to go back but quite disgusted.

I really hope that all the new development out this way means this place gets some decent…read morecompetition. The only reason it's still open is for convenience; the next closest grocery store would be Boric. It's over-priced, under-stocked & the staff are rude. I'd rather drive to Kumeu than give them my business (unless I'm desperate!) I think I've seen the Asian woman behind the counter try something resembling a smile only once all year. My advice - avoid like the plague. And someone open up a friendly local store soon!

Very convenient store, and you can get good bread, dairy products, cokes and beverages. Like its…read morefresh flowers very much..

Get your grocery staples here! The kids are keen on an icecream, we need the paper and some milk…read morefor the batch and don't forget the weekend Lotto ticket. Here's my usual shopping trip to Oneroa Four Square when I get to the Island for a weekend away. Always friendly staff to point you to the right direction, prices are a little less that the competition. Of course they stock the good old budget 'Pams' brand, which, as Jamie Oliver himself did when he visited NZ a few years back, creates just as delicious a meal as the expensive alternative. We pick up our fresh fruit and veggies from here too.

For me being an immigrant to this country, whenever I go into a Four Square I imagine stepping back…read morein time as it is a piece of New Zealand history. It's the typical local store, that the staff knew the regulars name when you came in. Once inside it has a good little supermarket, with tempting treats everywhere as well as those little items that you forgot in the supermarket or its too far to travel.

I went here a lot when I was at Uni, there isn't much you can't buy here. Munchy Mart have all your…read moreneeds for when you get the munchies including an impressive range of chocolate and candy, an entire aisle of noodles and a lot of other calorie laden junk. There is so much variety by way of drinks here it is crazy, they even sell Snapple and a lot of milk and iced teas from foreign places. They also have sushi, pies (or course), muffins and things like taro buns. Hot water is available too for the noodles, there is no additional water charge and Munchy Mart also supply straws, forks and chopsticks! On a more healthy note there is a large fruit bin up the front with the generic apples and bananas and another bin for specials, often 2 for deals which is great for loan burdened students! Just check the expiration dates first. The other great thing is the check out operation, they've got it sorted, the lines get really long (especially between lectures) but the efficient staff and someone to manage the customer line mean transactions go through quicker so you can get munch out of mart quicker.

Honestly, I preferred them when they were a smaller outfit. Now, the queues are absurd, so the…read moreimpolite staff and the high prices no longer balance out the convenient location.

I was very pleased with this establishment. The proprietor was very kind and talkative.read more

There are two things that are awesome about this convenience store and two things only. Well apart…read morefrom the fact that it's a pretty convenient convenience store, and the prices here are fairly good, but I specifically come here to purchase two items. One of these is Dr. Pepper and cherry Dr. Pepper. If you haven't tried either of these drinks then I strongly suggest that you take a look at your life and change everything about it. The second thing that they sell here are samosas (chicken, vege, and butter chicken); and really cheap samosas too. You'll find them in the pie warmer, and god damn they are good. Their goodness is bolstered by the fact that they are like $1 or something ridiculous. Samosas and Dr. Pepper; that's all anyone ever needs.