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6 years ago
Great service and great quality items I would highly recommend shopping here Is usually nice and quiet so it is usually a relaxing shopping trip read more
59A Albany Creek Rd
Aspley Queensland 4034
Australia
Aspley
(07) 3863 8600
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http://www.kmart.com.au
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What time does Kmart open?
Kmart opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Kmart opens at 9:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Kmart close?
Kmart closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Kmart closes at 6:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 7:00 AM - 9:00 PMSun 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Kmart have parking?
Yes, Kmart has parking options.
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Whilst visiting Sandgate today, I dropped into this lovely Women's Boutique - Sweet Georgia…read moreBoutique. Greeted by Annalisse (the owner), I was blown away by the array of clothing available - very different to anywhere else I had been. I was very excited to learn that Annalisse has her own range (in addition to current stock) of clothing and can't wait to see the new collection. It's lovely to see someone get out there and live their dream. A lovely atmosphere surrounds you as you enter this store and you could while away your time just looking through the racks (rare to find this in most commercial stores these days). Annalisse and her partner Chris, certainly make everyone feel welcome. Well done!
Discovered this beautiful boutique and the wonderfully warm couple who own it. The quality and…read morestyle of the clothing was a real joy to see. It was like visiting sn Art Gallery of colours,styles and beauty. I felt welcome and not pushed to purchase.
Cheyenne was amazing. My Daughter had a picture in her head of the style of formal Dress she…read morewanted. Cheyenne listened to what she said and selected a few dresses for my Daughter to try. Cheyenne really knew her stuff and made our experience pleasurable. We chose the second dress my Daughter tried on as it was absolutely stunning.I still cant believe my Daughter and I agreed on a dress so quickly (we were in and out in 30 minutes). Also, as an added bonus, the prices were extremely reasonable. Thank you Cheyenne. Ann & Genna
From the owner: Stunning Collection of Ready to Wear Bridal. Bridesmaids & Formal Gowns…read more Put a little extra sparkle in your Special Day and book one of our Champagne Experience Our stunning 2 Level Showroom is situated 14klm north of Brisbane CBD and Open by Appointment Only.
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It's not every day that you walk into a place where a powder puff store keeper comes up to you and…read moreoffers you a cool beverage. She handed me a drink and said "just have a browse around, and come have a chat with us in the front window". Lisa and her two friends were posed like mannequins wiling away the afternoon in the shop's front window. I was in love. Lisa took charge of the space 10 months ago now, and it looks like business is going swimmingly. She says she's going to celebrate Atomic Martini's first birthday with a prom (keep your ears to the ground). Her clothing racks are plump with high quality vintage and retro beauties. She has some great stuff for the gents as well. A nice added touch is the price tags that site the specifics of each item: era, style, and condition. Her prices are hefty (expect to pay anywhere from $100- $500+) and aimed at, as she states "people with good taste who have some money to spend". Lisa is an enchantress. On the day I met her, she was wearing a 1950's boat necked yellow dress, with matching yellow head scarf and with olive green heels. If you give her an idea of what you're looking for, she'll run off and find garments for you that might interest you. I happened to be looking for 'baking dresses'- dresses I can wear while baking. She ran off and returned with a beautiful 1970's cotton, navy blue, embroidered mu-mu. "Cotton, light, breezy, won't get in the way of your baking- I spend all summer in these, I do. I really do." I was impressed by such a practical suggestion to my abstract question. Come here to enjoy browsing through the clothes, accessories and Lisa's genuinely easy, laid back hospitality. What a way to spend an idyll Saturday afternoon- in a retro store in the 'burbs with a couple of new found, and very well dressed friends. Delight.
You wont find better Vintage in Brisbane anywhere! Lisa is…read morethere to guide you into whatever era you like, with knowledge of what styles will suit, and fit you. A great range at reasonable prices with special sales every now and then (so make sure to follow Atomic Martini on facebook) conveniently located right near the antique centre at Clayfield so you can go drool at antiques you can never afford, then pop into Atomic Martini to not only drool, but buy some amazing vintage clothing
One of my favourite op shops in the area, it's pretty small but always full of great finds…read more Clothes are the best, cute, in-style stuff and lots of it! I'm a size 8-10 and I always walk out with something I'm really excited about! They have two racks you have to check out - the "everything $2" wrack (which has some cool stuff and some of your laughable awfuls) and my personal favourite - the" fill a bag got $5!) it's always full and always has some cool stuff! I got a super cute cue skirt in there once! They are great for books too, there is a wall bookshelf that has got good quality books on it, some even brand new, and cheap as chips, only a few dollars a book for a new perfect new condition one. shoes and jewellery too, their stock is always rotating so even if you are a regular like I am there is something new for you. Not too good for furniture because of its size but there is a superstore just a few minutes drive away if you are looking for that. (lifeline superstore on sandgate Rd, also yelpable) Five stars for this little northside gem!
Extreamly happy with purchase old fashion prices and good costomer service.read more
This is hands down, my favourite op shop in Brisbane. I did think twice about writing this review,…read moreas there is a part of me that desperately wants to keep this place a secret. But I says to myself I says, "Asthma Foundation is an op shop, and the more business they get, the more help they can provide to others". Yeeah. You're best to treat Mitchelton Asthma Foundation like a genie that will provide you with eternal materialistic wishes. I walked in there yesterday wishing for a large, oven proof casserole dish, (rare as hens teeth in op shops these days I find), and sure enough, up in the back corner of the shop, I found exactly what I was looking for. Other times, I've wished for sequined costumes, Victorian style brooches, crocodile figurines, all sorts of things. If you can imagine it, you'll probably find it in here. The back end of the shop is devoted to costumes. They have organised it into eras- from 1950's- 1990's. They've even got a sign that says "We love helping you with costumes, please ask us for assistance as we have more out the back that you may like". Bless! I don't know how it happens, but this Asthma Foundation has great costumes and clothes. It is a gold mine in every way you look at it. The real treasure trove part of this shop is the fabric collection at the back end of the store. If you're into sewing or textile crafts, this is the place to come. You'll even find some well priced vintage fabric if you're lucky. Because it's a suburban op shop, the prices haven't been jacked up which means it's a great place to find a bargain find, or more likely, finds. Bring a large garbage bag when you go in there and stock up. This shop makes everyone happy, from the shop ladies who sing along to the olden goldies radio station they listen to in store, to the customers who dance in store and sit on the ground making monstrous purchase piles.
What a FANTASTIC Op Shop and hidden away on Blackwood Street. This great little store is packed…read morewith great clothes, toys, homewares and bric a brac. Reasonably priced, well presented and neat but still heaps to dig through and find a gem. There is parking on the street at the front but it can be a bit difficult to snag a spot during lunch hour. The clothes are well organised into sizes, womens, mens and kids and the range of accessories is fantastic. Some awesome bargains to be had. The staff are always friendly and happy to have a chat. I have never failed to find an amazing score each time I go (including a beatiful brand new black dress with lace details and POCKETS for under $5). So good I almost don't want to share.
This place definitely keeps you looking smart…read more I've lost count of the number of times these guys have saved my heiny (and that of my family!) I've come here with split seams, holes, hemming disasters and more. The nice asian ladies here seem very understanding of my fashion woes and manage to perform small miracles. I'll never forget the advice my design teacher told me as well, If you tailor a garment well you are able to drop dress sizes. (And Looksmart promises just that.) Aside from their expert tailoring, they offer a vast range of services from Shortening, resizing, repairing and dry cleaning to hand embroidering, Beading, invisible mending and lengthening. With a handy location in Westfield Chermside (as well as their big sister store in the Myer Centre) This place should be your port of all for all fashion emergencies.
From the owner: LookSmart Alterations was nominated for the MyBusiness customer service awards and won.read more
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"I love Costco. It's cheap, it has everything, the bread rolls are amazing, and the pizza is…read moreamazing. But waiting well over an hour just to get one pizza and a cookie--when I asked why it was taking so long, they just said, 'You just have to wait.' They didn't even tell me when it would be ready. But the pizza was good."
I freaking love Costco. If you like to buy in bulk get yourself a membership and start shopping! I…read morelove that there are heaps of American things though they are not always in stock. If you pick your timing you may get some samples, but we find Melbourne and Sydney seem To do samples better. If there are samples you can do without lunch and graze around the store. The meat is really fresh and they have an ever increasing range of ready made foods. They have regular specials and have seasonal goods, right now there is a glut of Xmas chocolate and cakes. We got a Take and Bake pizza and cooked it at home. The pizzas are big but the ready cooked ones from the food court are enormous! Being a member you also get the cheapest petrol around. It's card only and you have to be a member. Recently they changed cards and you can no longer use Amex.
I LOVE this shop, it has literally something for everyone. It's bigger than the Daiso in the city…read moreand tucked away at the back is one of the best value dinnerware sections I've seen in a long time. The store is always neat, clean and tidy and stocked very well. The craft sections has some delightful little packets of oragami paper, different craft items and cute pencil cases for something a little different. For those of us girls who like to keep their beauty on the "edge" there are some quirky Japanese beauty routines for, you guessed it, $2.80. The lolly/sweet and drink section has some great things to try. For me however the winning sections would have to be the storage aisle and dinnerware. The storage aisle has lots of small, medium and large containers perfect for travel, organising beauty or bathrooms or any tiny nickknacks. The dinnerware has lots of tiny plates, bowls and cups.of all descriptions and I have to admit that I've used a couple of these to decorate my dressing table. If you go in with a sense of fun and no expectations you will never know what you will find. Cute, kitsch, cheap and cheerful give it a try.
Lots of things! Cheap!…read more House and home, office, school, even fishing hooks. You can get most anything in Daiso, and everything is the same price. $2.80. Hooray! It can be pretty expensive to shop here because it all adds up pretty darn quick, and logic dictates that some of the items just aren't worth $2.80, while others are worth more. It averages out in the end, but you need to be careful not to buy what you don't need, and shop around too, because you aren't necessarily always getting a bargain, but buy the right things and you're on a winner. A downside is a lot of the packaging information is in Japanese, so you're never quite sure what the item is. An upside is the Engrish. Always a joy! Still, check it out, it's bright and cheerful and you just might find what you're looking for.
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.
Would I shop here on the daily? Unlikely. But when you need cheap jars to act as vases at an event,…read morepaper squares to use as photo backdrops or cheap garden supplies, The Reject Shop does, as the three stars say, A-OK. It's reliable and affordable. There's ample parking in either Brookside Shopping Centre or just out front. Don't dwell on the fact of what it is, just embrace that it sometimes has what you'll want and without breaking the bank.
Your first hint that there's more than bra's and panties in Honey Birdette is the mostly closed…read morestore window. You're not going to find any cutesy twin set PJ numbers here that's for sure. Honey Birdette specialises in fancy pants lingerie (think sexy not practical) and, um, adult things. Which is actually a very clever combination as a lot of women feel very uncomfortable going to a sex shop, so adding an adult line to a lingerie store no doubt makes it heaps easier for less brave women to make their first foray into the land of sex toys. The staff are very professional and helpful, and definitely not there to make you feel cheap. You can get a proper bra fitting when you're buying your corset too. Prices are premium, but if you don't feel comfortable going to a full on sex emporium - and want some classy knickers while you're at it - visit Honey Birdette.
The complex of shops at Geebung has a number of thrift stores, so you can easily spend a good chunk…read moreof the day hunting for bargains in them all. Lifeline is on Newman Road, next to Aid for the Blind. This store isn't as big as the Salvos around the corner and doesn't sell furniture, but has a good range of clothing and shoes, as well as book and accessories. One of the regular ladies who works here will talk you ear off if you start her chatting, but they are all very friendly. There's always a bargain rack out the front to grab your attention as you walk by.
Ah Bargain City. It'd have to be one of my favourite shit shops. They got me in with $7 2kg packs…read moreof Radiant (I love that smell) and kept me with discount party goods, craft supplies and pet stuff. I HATE throwing a party and spending a fortune on dinky plastic plates and tiny cups. It's all half the price here (at least) and for $2.50 you get 20 giant cups which won't annoy any of your guests. I also don't see why I should have to spend big bucks on wood glue or other random crafty stuff (looking at you Spotlight, you make it cheaper to buy it already made) so I'm always pretty happy when I need to duck in here. Yes it's a shit shop, so yes there's plenty of shit to wade through (knee high concrete lawn ornaments anyone?) but if you're a student furnishing your house or just a cheap skate like me there's plenty of bargains to be found.
I went to this shop for a bra fitting, and Tash (the owner) was professional, very courteous and…read morejust nice to talk to. She accomplished the near impossible in fitting me for the perfect bra (I have had many problems in the past with 'professional fitters' even in the dedicated lingerie chain stores). If you have specific needs, then she goes out of her way to access and source whatever is required. I came away from the shop feeling great. A truly 'uplifting' experience. The shop is fairly new, but it has a very good range of sizes (especially larger sizes), with more selections of specific sizes coming in all the time. Caboolture has been crying out for a proper lingerie shop for a long time.
The products are good quality and durable We have had all…read moreour cupboards fitted with sliding draws and I don't know how I ever did without them The ease of ordering and fitting is outstanding the help from the staff was always done with patience and kindness. Howard's is always my first choice
I've developed a bit of an obsession with organising my home of late and there was no better place…read morefor me to head (to assist with this) than Howards Storage World. With more storage options and ideas than you could poke a stick at and friendly staff, I can see this will be the first trip of many. Heaps of parking in the shopping centre and close to bedding, rugs and other home goods stores. They are a little on the expensive side however they have a really really really great range.
We have had a shocking experience with the delivery of our couch firstly delivery we as supposed to…read morebe in October and eventually they wanted to deliver on the 4th of January. As we were recently diagnosed with COVID we were not game to ask for another delivery date as goodness knows when that would have been. We asked the delivery people to drop our couch on our outside deck and they refused (no idea why). They delivered into a carport and know we cannot move it into the house (we are both in our 70's and there are stairs leading into the house from the carport) but we could have if it had been delivered onto our deck. We had a great experience with the male salesman at the time of purchase however the female salesperson was rude both on the floor and on the phone. At lease we are happy with the couch or at least will be if we ever get it into the house
Very helpful staff and super comfy chairs. Currently have a 50% off sale which means I get the…read morechair I have wanted for years!