Kmart is as Kmart does. I mean, they sell K's right? Uh…read more.. It's a department store like any other. This specific one hasn't done anything that raises it above or lowers it below any other I've been to. What should you be after if you head to Kmart? Auto and home stuff. If you don't want to go anywhere else and you need a tshirt with your toaster than go for it. Pet stuff? Check. Toys? Yeah, sure. I guess they have everything, but... I mean really if you're after something specific of a high quality you're in the wrong place. But if you're after household items at a pretty good price than you're in the right place. As far as service goes I'm sure it depends on who you get. You've got the normal mix of part time high schoolers and the older mob who have been here for years. I'm sure a mix of these are good with their customer service skills, too. I'd say the selling point of this Kmart is the fact that it's in the shopping centre. So either it can act as your last resort, or if you can't find what you need there then there's always somewhere nearby. Huzzah!

Your customer service leaves a lot to be desired when I can`t purchase goods from your store and go…read morethrough a checkout, not self service. Went to buy $100.00 worth of product on Thursday night but had to go through self service, not going to happen. Put staff on to provide this service, and don`t advertise anything about the customer service you provide, because there isn`t any. This occurred at your Aspley store.

Went to Myers Chermside to buy some clothing…read more After waiting a good five minutes in a line which had a lady with a big order which is fair enough we were directed down to another area of the store to see a checkout assistant After standing at the next checkout with no attendant for another five minutes as we were talking in a group we approached a staff member and asked if she could help. She informed us that she was only there to hang undies and couldn't. I then understood that this could be quite a complex role and required extreme concentration from a Myers staff member so proceeded to ask if she could call an attendant. We were then informed that she didn't know how and that the desk was generally empty and we just had to walk around to find a staff member A couple of minutes after two attendants walk out of the change room area. One was on the phone and the other was walking with her. The attendant not on the phone saw the line at the counter, turned around and walked the other way leaving the other who was on a phone call to assist. This would single-handedly been my worst retail experience ever from a store in which I expected more. It was so bad I can't wait to tell everyone about it

I have to agree with the customer in the previous review. I too think Myers offer the worst…read moreshopping experience to date in my 64 years. My husband and I went to purchase some frying pans. We selected some China in the first five minutes and left it on the counter to select the frying pan. The brand had 5 different products. We asked the assistant what was the difference. I don't know just the same. She had no idea. I asked if she could find out but that was too much effort( it was close to her lunch break). We went to the display to try to find out ourselves. We went back to the counter where there was another assistant. We asked if she knew or if she could find out, even call another store. We were told she didn't have the number for another store. She wandered around having no idea and said she couldn't help. Eventually after threatening to see the store manager she asked someone in electrical who was somewhat more helpful. Disgusted with the service I went to find the assistant store manager who came back to the cookware area. She asked what we wanted. I again reiterated that we wanted, to buy frying pans worth several hundreds of $. To cut to the end, no one had a clue. The manager supported the inept staff who had absolutely no idea which was the better quality. Given up in disgust, we looked for the difference ourselves finding one was made in China and one was made in France. Well done Myers you take the crown for inept service starting from the top down. I have no problem with older staff but it appears Myers don't sack workers but put up with poor service and attitude till they retire. I will NEVER buy a thing at Myers again. If they cease to exist because of competition and on line so be it. 5 minute on the internet to purchase beats 1 hour and 10 minutes trying to get face to face service. It's a shame I had to give even one star rating.

Years ago, before Chermside shopping centre was a monstrosity and Toombul was the place to be, sat…read morea little Target. Now Target has had a face lift and a set of brighter lights put in and sits where it used to (which used to be the end of Chermside) smack bang in the middle. Why do I go to Target? Work clothes. I think they have very reasonably priced, good quality business clothes. Beware: Their sizes are small in the women's section. Be prepared to feel bad about yourself. The 18 in the womens section is a completely different size to the 18 in the plus size section. This absolutely infuriates me. However, they do have the measurements up. So I guess that's something. If you're looking just to go to Target best place to park is either on top or underneath right in the middle. It's kind of difficult to explain, since it's in the middle and I can't say it's near something. The middle of Kitty Hawk Drive? Anyhoo, this place is pretty good. Oh, except paying for bad quality bags. I refused last time and shoved all my clothes into my Wallace Bishop bag. I socked it to the man.

Apparently this is a South Australian department store, but it's no Myer or David Jones. That said,…read moreit's not exactly a Kmart or Target either. They do have a few name brands, but a lot of their stock is really cheap, crappy stuff. I sometimes think it's what would happen if Crazy Clarks decided to try to compete with David Jones. They always have a sale on, but don't be fooled, their sale prices can sometimes be insanely high, so shop around. That said, I picked up one of my favourite shirts there for $5, bargain! I wouldn't make the trip to Chermside to visit the store, but if you're there, definitely pop in, make sure you compare prices, but there are bargains to be found.

The range and quality of products in Harris Scarfe seems to vary depending on the shop's location…read more In South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria they have good quality and nice design clothes, but in Queensland it seems to be mostly 'thongs and singlets', on a cheap side by the look and feel. The kitchenwares and homewares are very similar between the states, and they often have good stuff for a good price when on special or if there is a sale. It may not worth a long trip to visit a Harris Scarfe shop if you are in Queensland, but if you happened to be nearby, have a look, you may find something nice and different.

Being the behemoth of a shopping centre Chermside Westfield is, it has the two major department…read morestores. This DJs is pretty big, but not quite as shiny as the city store. But let's face it, not as bedraggled as the old Toombul store had become. Staff are helpful. I've gotten some good advice here, not just someone trying to make a sale, which they could have done. Of course, it's not always the cheapest, but that doesn't mean you won't find a bargain. There's been one or two times when they HAVE been the cheapest, so it can pay to pop your head in if you're after something and you're doing the rounds.

I love this shop - it's got service, style and CHEAP STUFF!! Yes!…read more Sorry, I'm a cheapskate (just read through my reviews if you need proof) so any store that will sell me 10 fantastic huge, sturdy dimple glasses for $10 gets my vote. Once I got over the bargain bin I was also pretty enchanted with the rest of their stock. Everything is colourful and beautifully arranged, and even full priced merchandise is still within my budget (mostly). The staff are lovely, very friendly and insisted on wrapping each glass individually (even though they are so thick I think they'd bounce if dropped).

When it's time to redecorate your home, or just to spruik it up a little, then it's worth checking…read moreout Earthborn in Westfield Chermside. Personally, if I could actually live in this shop, I would. I would definitely have to consider buying some birds as well, as there are so many birdcages hanging from the ceiling, you wouldn't be confused into thinking you had stumbled into an aviary. The space is filled with lots of goodies which are just asking to be picked up and inspected, especially the rows of lemongrass and orange and ginger scented candles. There's also a quaint selection of tea pots and cups, surrounded by stemless wine glasses and multi-coloured crockery. The staff are super friendly, and are constantly engaged in conversations with customers throughout the store.