I had my Citizen watch repaired here, and had a great experience. They quoted several options for…read moreme, and delivered on time and at the price they quoted. 6 months later I had a very small issue, and they fixed it straight away under warranty, with no hassle. This is the only Citizen watch repair center in Melbourne, despite others advertising, they would have to ship it out. So come here for your watch repair needs!

The quality of the repair was outstanding. Very quick turnaround and excellent customer service.read more

Very impressed with the service, knowledge of the staff;the shop contains a great range of high…read morequality shoes. I would thoroughly recommend Manfred's shoe lounge.

Booked in to get a new ipad last week…read more Upon arrival and a great sales spiel from the Apple consultant, i was advised, sorry we don't have any ipads available! Wish i was told that before driving out to Apple Doncaster! Thats like going to KFC and being told on arrival, sorry we dont have any Chicken! Whats the point!

So... yesterday at about 3.30pm I killed my Mac. I dropped…read moreit on its side while it was charging on the concrete, amid an oily coconut tanning frenzy. Dam you random 28 degree day... seriously! 0.34 seconds later I was on the phone to the Apple Mac Doncaster store sobbing, hoping I wouldn't be judged be tech nerds for taking its life prematurely, or even worse labelled a murder. The conversation went a little like follows: Frantic Voice: "My Mac isn't working and I need help" Nerd Voice: "O.K Let's go to the start menu and find the...." Frantic Voice: "No, It won't turn on.... I dropped it..." Nerd Voice: "You did what..?" Frantic Voice: " I dropped it." Nerd Voice: "Well, that's probably why it isn't turning on then isn't it?" (Judgmental eyes burn through phone) Awesome, me and the tech nerd are on the same page... Following on from our conversation he offered me an appointment at the Apple Mac Doncaster store as he "clearly couldn't help me from the Brisbane call centre" in the hope of finding a resolution. My one reservation prior to visiting the store was fighting the billion other tech nerds grazing in tech nerd heaven that I would have to compete with. Thankfully they knew I was coming, greeted me at the door and somehow scanned me and my MAC in ready and waiting to see the specialist. After a long winded assessment and a bit of 'out the back' emergency surgery, the prognosis wasn't all bad. Apparently the plastic casing surrounding the charge area was all that was affected, but that meant the whole bottom case needed to be replaced in order for it to charge again. I was slapped with a quote of $700 (worst case scenario) and was told it wasn't able to be fixed today and that I would need to leave it for a 5-7 day turn around... Although my "Mac Genius" was super friendly and did empathize with my situation I still felt as though he could have tried a little harder. If there was a workshop out the back, then why couldn't he grab a hammer and start banging. Its only a little bit dented, wishful thinking I guess. Devastated... Time for a new MAC I think..

Wow. If you like clocks this is the place to go. It made be a small store but man is it full of…read moretime. (Yeah, I know. I'm full to bursting with Dad jokes like that one....and I know they are terrible but apart of me just likes them). There are grandfather clocks, cuckoo clocks, pocket watches and wristwatches. All of them have an antique/vintage feel and you sure as hell won't be finding any prada or chanel tickers in here. Phil is really nice and he runs the shop with Trish. They are both super helpful and when it comes to clocks and watches they really know their stuff. Prices in here can stretch pretty high but the products are beautiful and most are collectors items that would be a real stand out in your home. I love coming and just admiring all the stock. My favourites are the gold pocket watches as I always wander who owned them previously. They seem to carry so much history and are just gorgeous.

had a fishin time watch which runs on a little computer apparently, battery was flat took it to a…read morejeweler he said the watch had died,liked watch so took it to this place for repair and he said only battery but because a computer watch had to b reset.dont take watches to jewelers take to specialist i nearly threw a $200 watch out. rick ringwood

Excellent and professional service from these guys. They were able to assist me quickly and…read moreprovide the correct repairs without any hitches. I can't thank you enough! I would highly recommend TryTerra to anyone needing phone or computer repairs :-)

Great bloke, Very knowledgeable.. had some trouble with my business website and within minutes he…read morehad it back online ready to go! highly recommend!

Normally I'd say places like Officeworks are all pretty much the same...but I did make a special…read moretrip to this particular Officeworks for one reason; Adult Colouring. Don't judge. Colouring in books for grown ups are so-hot-right-now. If you're a fellow stationary nerd and could see yourself getting excited over pencils, read on. If not, might be time to click away now... So I have myself a few colouring books for some fun relaxation to switch my brain off from my devices, which has given me a need for buying decent colouring pencils. I've done the homework, Officeworks has the cheapest price. Better yet, Officeworks Yarraville sells them free range, which you can't get at other stores or online. As in, every colour imaginable in every variation of Derwent, Lyra et al can be purchase per-pencil. Not the most cost effective way of purchasing pencils, but if you're missing some specific colours from your packs, it's fun to pick and choose exactly what you want. Giddy with power, I was able to test out each colour and hand-pick exactly what I wanted to change things up a bit without forking over the $100 odd for a 72 pack of Derwents. Confessions of a colouring nerd aside, this is a pretty big Officeworks and has all the other office stuff that I ignored on this occasion. They also charge for plastic bags which I get isn't a money-making scam, but it's really annoying. Can't they just switch to paper?

Crap service as per usual from Officeworks…read more As I may have mentioned before, the meet and greet staff are a completely unrequired part of the running of this chain. Not sure why they waste their time and money on this! No, I do NOT want to be asked how I am when I walk into a store. Hey, they offer the normal office supply stuff. Just get with the program and get some people on the registers rather than greeting everyone (unless they're offering me a martini). x

Great and helpful movers that were easy moving with preet, Thank You once again. Have a great Day!read more

Have to give these guys a mention because they helped me set up my home office that I'm currently…read moreworking at. They are good people there where I had a chat to a few of them about the types of things I need for a home office and they were more than helpful. I think Officeworks as a whole are pretty good anyway with their prices and stock usually being excellent. Walked out very satisfied with a home phone, camera and printer where if I need anything else to help me at my home office I'll be back there for sure!

Their "price bet guarantee" is a joke. They always find a excuse! First I wanted to write them a…read moremail, couldn't find any...