Everything you could expect. Similar to the city store but about five times bigger, you still have…read morethe crowded stock so it hasn't lost that market type feel. Great for buying presents for weddings, kitchen teas and Christmas. Has lots of specials, they change regularly so going in for a look every couple of weeks is a good idea. Also they have special buys. Things that are brought in and if you don't buy them when you see them, you won't be able to when they're gone. They have the largest range of saucepans, cutlery, small kitchens appliances and crockery, A large car park and open seven days.

Very deceiving prices the price on the sticker was NOT honoured charged double the price when…read morequestioned she went to the items and removed the price tag on all he items and said they were incorrectly priced this is FALSE ADVERTISING.

Home Depot isn't a hardware store like it is in the USA, rather it's a kitchenware store which has…read moreeverything any cook would ever need. They have beautiful saucepans, rolling pins, baking pans and gadgets I have never heard of but I am sure are really useful. It is truly an Aladdin's cave. The have Jamie Oliver, Cusinart, Scanpan, Mondial Knives, I could go and on. Service is a bit so so but who cares, it's mainly self service anyway. Pure heaven!

Pots Avenue has a variety of products from shoe racks to shiny new saucepans but at really crazy…read moreprices. I don't know how they do it but everything is reasonable quality but super cheap. It's a sort of quality discount store in Castle Towers. The really good thing is that most of the things aren't available in variety stores like K Mart and Target but are sold at a similar price point. Be warned however, the shop so full of everything that you have to be careful not to bump into things, it's a place where you would leave the children outside. I always seem to go in for one thing and come out with six others.

I agree. Insane prices. Its a bit of a squeeze in and out due to so many different products stacked…read morein there. Recently brought a large canvas for my living room - for the almost newly renovated house: guess how much I paid? $100. Nope. $75. Nope. $50. Not even close. $20. Not even. $14.99! Bargain.

Living Budget Homewares is half the size of the nearby Red Dollar just around the corner but they…read moreare equally as busy. I think the staff may have something to do with that as they are very helpful and know what they have in stock down to the last button. You can find practically anything you want in here, they have slightly better stock than most of these bargain basement type shops. ant to buy birthday or Christmas cards, maybe a Halloween or Christmas dressing up set for a child. baskets, little figurines or maybe it's a canvas for painting on. A strange combination of things but all of them very useful in their own way.

If you love adorning your house with metal furniture or plain white pieces than head directly to…read moreCountry & Manor Living. Although its not my choice I can see a lot of people would like it. Full of all sorts of white wrought iron furniture that would sit well in a garden or perhaps a hallway, they have plenty of similarly bland bits and pieces. People who like colour will not like Country & Manor.

This a really hard shop to categorise: It sells socks, toys, pictures, jig saw puzzles, artificial…read moreflowers, homewares, gifts etc, but it is not one of those bargain shops. They actually have nice things but as the only shop of this type in this small shopping centre I think they have increased their stock as people ask for something. It's is rather crowded but also quite fun, there's always something to catch your eye and you might not end up with what you intended to buy.

Bought Rena-ware 40 years ago [ full set ] still as good as new. Have used continually during this…read moretime and would have been one of our best value purchases. Peter Brocklehurst [ yep, still got his business card ] sold them to us and I still remember his demo. Peter Haining- Albury