Prices are good but selection is a bit limited. It's worth a visit though. We found nice tees and…read moreKnick knacks there.

Nice prices and decent selection. Helpful staff. Would have scored better if they followed their…read moreposted hours. They told me to come back tomorrow since they were getting a shipment of new stuff the next day. I returned the next day and the store was closed and locked up. No lights, no workers, but with hours sign was posted saying store was open. Odd, maybe there was an personal emergency or something?

For people who take their fun seriously…read more Go up to the third floor in the QVB (the Queen Victoria Building) to find an amazing store filled with toys, models, games and more. This family owned and operated business has been spreading fun since 1935. It is Australia's largest privately owned hobby retailer. Definitely check out the model train set on display in the window. Tunnels. A city. An amusement park. Ferris wheel. So cute. An iconic toy store that will make you smile.

Made complaint to ACCC after staff were disinterested in replacement or refund for a faulty…read moremultimode battery charger. Even after making a written complaint through the website. Got the run-a-round by "manager" who claims to have tested the item. Keeps leaving messages saying it's "ready for pickup". I said they can keep it. I have spent literally thousands of dollars over the last 30 years or so at the QVB store, it's previous incarnation at George & Market St and Rhodes shopping centre. I am glad they are doing so well that are not feeling the heat from the online market-place. It is not always about the money. It is about customer loyalty.

Wonderful Store, Great customer Assistance, Very friendly…read moreand the store has great gift ware and lots of bargains

If you're needing a last-minute birthday card, novelty gifts or cheap random wares for around the…read morehouse, the chance are, Sang Bargain Shop in Marrickville will probably stock exactly what you're after. It's just like most other low-price mixed good stores, with a huge range of products from batteries to baskets, and pencils to plates. Of course, the prices are wallet-friendly too, so if you're after a quick replacement or disposable something, head here. There's a large kitchen section so pop in for things like ice cube trays and plastic containers. I've managed to tick off some completely left-of-centre items on my to-buy list here, so it's worth a gander.

I bought a pair of new boots online - no issue with the order process but there is an issue with…read moreproduct a defect, I have emailed them, via customer service and get an automated response but nothing else. I have phoned them and still nothing at all - this is very disappointing how could such a brand have such a poor customer service team do not buy online go to the stores

RM Williams is having a Cyber Weekend Sale on some of their items, including a few of their boots…read more Unfortunately It's only online and I didn't know what was the right size I need for boots. I walked in and explained that and the staff was still very helpful and didn't hesitate to fit me and let me try on a pair so I was sure what I ordered online would be a perfect fit. Shame the store couldn't get my business today, but the company overall just proved again how they are top notch. Would highly recommend the company overall and this location. Staff were awesome.

I drove 30 mins (passed my suburb) to go to Casey's Toys on Blaxland Rd, Campbelltown to buy some…read moregrand children's toys after 5.30pm on a Thursday night as this is only 1 of 2 chances I get to shop, I work 9.30-6pm 6 days a week, approaching the store I could see the lights on so knew it was open but when approached the store it was closed, there was no opening/closing sign on the doors. I spoke with a worker outside who told me the store does not stay open on late night shopping which I thought was ridiculous especially near Xmas, another 4 people approached the store also wanting to buy either in Casey's toys or the Xmas section. I was quite frustrated, so much for looking after customers & obviously the owner must not want this service. I don't get it after all the time stores weren't allowed opened during Covid & they can't even be bothered to open at least to 7 or 8pm on a Thursday evening.....the worker stated that the owner stated there are plenty of toy stores in the area, sorry but there isn't & this store had the toys I needed whereas the other stores didn't.....NOT GOOD BUSINESS!!!!!!!!!! PS: I am from Campbelltown area not USA lol.....

Sometimes I drop by this shop and check out the new items but I never bought anything at this ship…read moreeven when I was in UK. However, I like the display here and quality of items. Yesterday I noticed items here are made in UK. Nowadays it's really rare. Usually, many items are made in China and not good quality. Next time I really should spend more time and check it out. Maybe I can find something I like to wear. Shop is really clean and sophisticated which I like and many items even floor space is not that big. Zara is just opposite side and whenever I am this area I check both Zara and Topshop.

This store is not as big as the one in the city, but it is possible to find the same cool-trendy…read moreclothes, accessories and shoes there. Plus, the store is well organized and the stuff are very friendly and helpful.

The smaller of the two I've been to it's still not that small given the multiple levels. Where you…read morehave me lost is that most of the ground floor is gifts souvenirs and trendy stuff/stationary. Normally I don't mind but I was surprised given the fact that everything upstairs seemed so condensed because of this like an aisle and that's it. Because of this I didn't get the type of time I wanted to have in what I was told was the biggest in Australia. Your mileage may vary on this obviously but for me that's a dealbreaker. On lighter notes staff were scarce and while nice didnt have what I was looking for. Books were in the best condition of the two and I was impressed by that as again I don't have that where I'm from. Despite that Sydney will eventually be my home I'll definitely be looking to shop in Melbourne more for the genres of my tastes.

Absolute garbage service. I PRE ORDER a textbook MONTHS in advance. I then have to reach out to…read moreTHEM to confirm my order as they didn't do so. They extend the delivery date out another 23 days, whatever, fine. I reach out again 20 odd days after that date, only to be told they don't have the book anymore. I demand a refund. They REFUSE. THEY HAVE THE *GALL* TO REFUSE A REFUND UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES!?!? The demand my bank account number! They demand 4-6 weeks turn around time for their "Accounts" team to process the refund. WHAT. A. JOKE. Don't bother with this clown company. Absolute clown circus square go.

Order was charged to my account, took nearly a month to arrive (listed on tracing as being held in…read moremainland China). Items were of the lowest quality I can imagine, so much that a 1 review is charitable. I ordered everything the same size and the discrepancy ranged from enormous to not being able to put it on. Horrible in every aspect.

Sage Sydney is a new addition to Crown Street's vintage shopping district. Sage fits in well as it…read morestocks a range of mens and women's vintage fashions as well as selling some unique and new pieces. The menswear is predominately t-shirts, while the women's clothing includes tops, dresses and skirts. But it's the accessories at Sage that I adore. They have a fabulous range of vintage pieces including boots, leather belts and bags and some awesome unique creations. I love their handbags and clutches which are very now and very on-trend. The jewellery is also great.