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12 years ago
This is a decent sized "mini-department" store, offering discount type prices. They have a reasonable selection of items that you'd be hard pressed to find at affordable prices elsewhere. read more
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250 Mahurangi East Rd
Snells Beach 0920
New Zealand
09 425 4930
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http://www.thewarehouse.co.nz
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What time does The Warehouse open?
The Warehouse opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does The Warehouse close?
The Warehouse closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Does The Warehouse have parking?
Yes, The Warehouse has parking options.
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Last Friday my wife and I was out and about shopping for gifts, when I came upon a boutique store…read morethat will forever change the way my wife shops for clothing. This store is everything that chain stores are not. The fashion within was unique, and the style absolutely stunning. The people of Warkworth is now the envy of all Auckland shoppers not prepared to make the way up the Northern Motorway. Katya Maker stocks a unique range of shoes imported from Bulgaria, and provides a personalised service that is missing from so many stores these days.
It's hard not to! (Love this shop that is). I love the idea behind this store... it's mostly local…read moredesigners and its all handmade clothing and jewellery. There are some beautiful and unique items in here and the love behind them (and the store) is obvious. The stock varies quite a bit, and although sometimes there's not too much in the store, I always find something new when I pop in. Debbie (who owns it) is such a vibrant lady and always greets you with a beaming smile. It's hard to categorise the age group 'Love this Shop' would appeal too, there really is such a mix. But I think anyone that is after something special, made with care and individual would appreciate what they're trying to do here
Every time I walk passed Dianne's that sale rack outside draws me in. The colours and the vibrant…read morefabrics...the big SALE sign; I just can't help it. I once thought Dianne's was just for 'mums', but these days I usually find myself heading to the fitting rooms with a fistful of clothing (perhaps I'm just getting old). Some of it is an older style but there are also many funky, individual items that are pretty contemporary. There is a great variety of fabrics and all good quality. They have a great range of 'special occasion' items; a perfect place for a summer wedding outfit or a special piece of jewellery.
Damask is a sweet little shop in Matakana, with a nice range of well-priced items that would all…read moremake for very special, unique gifts for a daughter, mother, grandmother or friend. Much of the stock seems to be rose themed, which ties in well with what is printed on the window: 'a rose is a rose is a rose', and is both internationally and locally imported. I was greeted in a very friendly way and asked if I was looking for anything in particular, which was very helpful as there are so many nice things you don't really know where to start, especially if you are looking for something specific. Beautiful looking and charmingly smelling shop.
This knitting factory, located onsite, is open to the public through their small store in front…read more They sell first quality, close-out, oddlots, and also repaired seconds....all at reduced prices. The specialty fabrications are the unique combination of possum, merino & silk. The items most produced are shawls, capes, jumpers, and scarves. Cash or debit/credit card.
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I like to head north of Auckland to visit the beaches of our great region on the beautiful east…read morecoast. If I am ever lacking a pair of Havaianas I shall not have to search any further than The Bach surf shop in Matakana village. They have such a sweet as range of different colours and styles that I would be put to the test to decide on the right one. Other than those famous Brazilian jandals loved the world over, I really like the range of Sanuk shoes in store- so comfy and for the eco conscious shopper. The Bach Surf shop has been present in Matakana village for many a year since the early part of this millennium. I love the brands they offer- my faves are Billabong, Quicksilver, Sea Folly, Dragon and Havaianas. So remember if you have mistakenly left your sunnies or hat at home on your way north, pop in to The Bach and they will provide you with style and quality.
Bach in Matakana is the best surf shop in the region. It's a bit pricey, like most surf shops, but…read morehas a good selection of gear. The women's section has all the usuals; Roxy, Billabong, Ripcurl etc. you can find some pretty beach dresses and summery tops. They also do a good range of summer hats and sarongs. There is a good selection of guys boardies, it's good for those forgetful fellas who didn't pack there's for the beach (been there a few times). I was a bit shocked to find my Havianas cost nearly $40 for the pair, but apparently that's the going price! The sale rack out the front is a good 'stop n browse' you can definitely bag a few bargains there
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I live in the U.S. but have dear family that just moved to New Zealand earlier this year. The…read morecouple just had another baby boy and my hubby and I wanted to do something special for them instead of just sending cash via post mail. We found The Warehouse and it looked to be like a Walmart or Target. They have gift card options in values of $25, $50, and $100. So, we bought a couple of Warehouse gift cards and requested them to be delivered to our family in Mt. Albert. They received the gift cards the next day and were very delighted! Although I've never been to The Warehouse yet.. their customer service is definitely top notch if they're able to deliver their products sooner than scheduled. They also enclosed it in a gift envelope which had our personalized message on it.
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This is a gem in Browns Bay. The clothes are fashionable and pretty unique. There's a small…read moreselection of sizes in each item so you can almost be sure you won't turn up to a party in the same outfit as someone else. I've recently done a few trips down in an attempt to find something awesome to rep to the 21sts I have coming out of my ears. I've yet to be so lucky. This is the kind of place you need to sift through the racks and you're either going to find something great that happens to be in your size or find nothing at all! I always head down to the back where the sales racks are! There are pretty darn good prices on some of the dresses. But there are also pretty horrendous prices on other things. Again - you have to search and find. My sister just bought a great bikini from here and a friend of mine was looking stunning last night in a blue peplum dress she found hiding in the sales rack!
Take 2 is a recycled women's clothes boutique nestled down the end of Westpac Plaza. They carry a…read morelot of labelled clothing or interesting items/fabrics. It's sandwiched between beauty and nail parlors so is a good pop-into shop if you're waiting for your appointment. You usually only need a quick browse as it can be pretty hit and miss. When you hit, you hit. I once picked up a nice floral skirt that I still wear today for only $30. I'm starting to think that it was a once off though as I haven't had much luck since. Perhaps the regulars snap all the good items up as soon as they come out! It can be slightly pricey too, but I guess as the clothing selection in Orewa is so dismal they price how they like
Chic Shoes and Things is a lovely little boutique five minutes walk from Orewa Beach on the…read moreHibiscus Coast. I was drawn in by their stylish black ankle boots in the window. And to be honest I forgot to look at what other 'Things' she sold! I did not have much time so I simply admired all the shoes collection - particularly the boots! - mostly heeled and many were unique, I have been a bit put off by the generic ones I am seeing everywhere in the department stores or cheap shoes outlets where I usually go simply because that is all the budget will allow But, having said that, I think it is wise to buy a few good quality shoes, it is worth it in the long run, for the sake of your health and the sake of the shoe lasting; I recall some cheap flats I bought last winter and had only worn them for one day when the shoes and I got caught in a down pour - and they fell apart straight after that, parting is such sweet sorrow...
Jet is a great store if you have a brother or boyfriend who is awful when it comes to shopping. You…read moreknow the ones who go in buy whatever they see first and then get out of there. You're left dazed and confused standing next to someone who's got an awfully ugly shirt on. With Jet, this won't happen. They can do their 'quick-fast-get-me-out-of-here' shop but the clothes are fashionable so they'll be looking hot to trot. And what's better is they have great sales. There's always a $20 or $50 rack out the front with some good stuff on it that won't hurt your bank balance. The staff are onto it and are really willing to help you, which is a rarity these days. I'd definitely be taking your next male shopper here next time you go out. And you might even find something for you too.
Every time I'm down in Browns Bay something always pulls me to Paper Power. Is it something to do…read morewith my stationary obsession, primal need to find a bargain and my ability to use retail therapy to fix all problems? Yup, you've caught me red handed. This shop fills all my wants and needs as it's packed with awesome stuff at the best prices. Whether I'm late for party and need to pick up sellotape asap, or am just in the mood to browse around all their crazy store, it's great. It'd be a really great place to do the yearly shopping for the kids' stationary as they have everything other stationary stores have, but it's just a lot cheaper. Otherwise, if you're just a stationary nerd like me, it's a great way to fill in an afternoon hehe.
Wow how cool is this place, you can literally come here for any type of storage, whether it be…read morestoring of bathroom products, clothes, shoes, toys, kitchen stuff well this place has it. In all lengths, sizes, designs, colours you will find it here. When we came we managed to find what we wanted to store clothes - a hanging drawer system, dishes - a dish rack with under tray and just what we needed, shoes - shoe rack and also a storage thing for our bathroom stuff. Also what they sell here is good quality and it will last so while you might see something similar somewhere else for sure its not as good quality. There are also DIY wardrobe systems which the lovely staff at Albany will help you with.
This is a lovely little shoe shop at Matakana. I have now had several visits did not leave empty…read morehanded either time. Really nice collection of shoes many made in Europe so nice quality and reasonably prices for good quality shoes. Lovely ladies in the shop could have happily bought more. Will be back.
I stumbled upon Hunter Furniture when I was on Link Drive one weekend. I'd been looking for a sofa…read morefor a while, and thought I'd pop in to have a look. Really nice big store, with a good display of furniture items and accessories. Not too cluttered and lots of natural light. I was approached by a friendly shop assistant who was very knowledgeable about their products. I was very interested in buying New Zealand made, and many of their products are made here, but not all, depending on the type of materials required. I went back about six weeks later during one of their sales (20-50% off everything in store) and was served by another really knowledgeable sales person. Another nice thing was that I could choose the material and colours for the sofa I was interested in (I don't think this is possible with ALL items). I was really happy with the final price - although you could probably get a cheaper version of a similar styled item elsewhere, I was happy to spend a little more, as I was happy with the quality of the product. Only needed a 20% deposit as well. Some of the styles were not quite to my taste (i'm a bit fussy!) but am really happy with my new sofa!!
Warkworth Market is a bric-a-brac lovers dream. It's a treasure trove of old goodies; lots of it…read morelooks like it's from nana's glass cabinet or old cupboard. I always like having a quick browse at the antiques; you can find some interesting bits and bobs. Little ornaments, bowls, old kitchen ware and jewellery, there's lots of trinkets to rifle through. The second (or third) hand book section is my favourite. There is always a big range of old books. They have clothing too, which can be hit and miss but is generally ok quality. The Market can vary in price, sometimes it's reasonable and other times I think it's overpriced. I guess different items hold differing value for different people. It's worth a look anyway, even if it's just for a curious browse