I really love supporting SA Businesses, so U-Store it was an easy choice for me. Did you know that…read moreit is a SA Business? Well, you do now! This location is convenient for me as it is on the way into the CBD and easy for me to get. Plus, there is a whole bunch of amazing cafes and restaurants not far for you to stop in before or after your visit. This is particularly useful if you are using the storage when moving houses or if you use it commercially. There are a lot of options with sizes of cages here. It is over two levels as well, with the smaller cages on the second level. So, be mindful, if you need a smaller space, you will be using a lift to get your gear up. My cage has a light in it which turns on after keying in your code at the storage entrance. The space is clean and I think it is pretty well priced. One thing that I love about this place, is that you have access to a rubbish & cardboard bin. This is so great for me as I store a lot of merch and event gear here. It's great to know that I can get rid of any unused cardboard. If you need to spend time here, there are facilities and access to a small boardroom. Have a chat to reception if you need to use it. I think that this is mostly used by reps for companies. The only thing I would love for this storage area, is that it would have extended hours. That it would be open past 5pm. Maybe even to 6pm? Just as sometimes it's hard to get there 9-5pm for Commercial customers.

I always think of that Jodie Foster movie, 'The Silence of the Lambs' but only because it was so…read morespooky when she found the headless woman in the car and the head in the jar at the U Store It place. This is one of those facilities it is probably best to come to and store your stuff in the daylight rather than in the middle of the night - not because it is a spooky place - actually because it is a beautiful place, this is the heart of historic Norwood and this is the site of an old factory that made soft drinks. The building is quite beautiful to look at, so I like to visit and just admire the building. Otherwise it is a clean and surreal kind of place depending on what you are storing. I had a house full of belongings stored here for several months (the prices are pretty moderate as long as you are employed) so it made the place kind of strange. I could roll up the roller door in my area and more or less look directly at a culmination of a coupe of decades. Quite odd.

Peter and his amazing team at Frank J Siebert helped our family through the worst time in our…read morelives. Peter was so respectful of us as we discussed mum's service, he guided rather than pushed us to the decisions that needed to be made, without ever getting frustrated as we tried to make everything perfect, from the casket to the music. He recommended a wonderful celebrant who was similarly respectful and understanding of us wanting everything to be 'just so' for our beautiful mum. The printers he recommended did a wonderful job designing the custom bookmarks we envisaged and printed within a very fast time frame. On the day of the service all of our wishes were carried our perfectly, I cannot fault them. Thanks, Pete and team, from the bottom of my heart.

I was standing outside, wondering whether or not to go in, when a loud beep scared me half to…read moredeath. Had that beep scared me all the way to death, I suppose I was in the right place for it, really. I turned to see a car trying to pass through me where a park was awaiting it. I never found out whether it was a client or an employee that beeped me, but if it was the latter, that's a fairly good method of sending away potential customers. I was unperturbed, however. I went in. I'd never planned a funeral before, so I didn't know what to expect. What I didn't really expect (although, considering the subject, I perhaps should've) was for the place to look so drab and dreary. I happened to be walking by, but if that hadn't been the case, I would never have gone inside. The place looks terrible. It looks like a rundown dump. The fellow I was speaking to was very understanding of my unorthodox situation (which, I'm sure, the reader will forgive me for not detailing), but I ultimately decided to go elsewhere. Appearances are very important. I guess I was worried they directors might let any funeral plans they had a hand in go the way of their building.

After a quick Google search, I have found man bad reviews on this place. I wish I had done the…read moresearch before going there. I like to do what's called a feedback sandwich in my reviews, where I remark on a good quality, follow it up with an area to improve, then end again on a positive quality. Let's see... What's something good I can say about this place....? It's in a convenient locator ion that's close to work, however this doesn't count for much since you're going to be late for work anyway because the staff like to keep people waiting. Speaking of the staff there is a serious attitude problem, as they love to let you know just how much of an inconvenience you being there is to them. I think that this place looking to get the pocket my name is in a pair of trousers replaced. I was charged $50 and asked to return in a week. Upon collecting my trousers I found for the pocket linings were not replaced, just the holes sewn up. This meant that I had to purchase linings and see them into the trousers myself only a week later. When trying to discuss this with establishment of the attitude went from cold and distant to hot and hostile very quickly! You do not want to pull these guys up on their mistakes! So many reviews from people with very similar stories, why are they still operating?

I've been a regular here for years, mainly because of their location but also because they've…read morealways seemed genuine and their work of quality. I trust them with all my suits, and have been pleased with the mending work they've done too.

Great function centre for the local community. I held a fundraising event here recently and the…read moresupport we received from the staff was above and beyond, especially Viviana on the night. I highly recommend you try the meals at Leon's cafe. Leon does the meals for meetings I regularly attend and I have to say the food is always superb! The only drawback for holding a function is the cost they charge - it was a little costly for our fundraising night but if you want quality service, you need to be willing to pay a quality price. The centre also caters for a variety of community classes including photography and yoga. I haven't personally attended these but a couple of friends have and they have always said how enjoyable they are. This place is definitely one to consider for your next function.

I just recently became an avid thrift store shopper, and visited this place last week to find a…read morenumber of cute things inside. I bought a floral top and two bags. Not bad. The staff are really friendly and helpful, and there's nothing like raising money or donating for a good cause. Amongst the pretension that Rundle St often portrays, this humble yet funky store's convenient location and great value make it a pleasant shopping experience.

Possibly the best store ever; you can get a vintage treasure AND make a donation to charity at the…read moresame time. You are basically getting a free dress with your donation. Can I get a WIN-WIN! The Red Cross 'Two 8 Four' store is situated in the heart of Adelaide's Rundle fashion strip, amongst high-end fashion labels and cafes. Taking a unique approach to charity and fashion, this store has scouted a prime location to boost sales and interest. New on the scene, this shop is filled with vintage treasures scouted from thrift stores for charity. They have dresses, skirts, pants, shorts, jackets, men's clothing, shoes, hats, gloves, books, glasses, jewelry, and knick-knacks to please a vintage treasure hunter. Even if you aren't a general op-shopping fan, this place is worth a look. They scout stylish vintage that is very much in fashion right now and even a dress that goes to the floor can easily be turned into a craft project with a bit of hemming tape.

I used to work here many years ago. Have no connections with the place now but love the service it…read moreoffers. It is the only 24 hour child care centre in Adelaide. So unless you want to try find a local private sitter or family day care style arrangement (not even sure if FDC do overnighters) this is the place to go. Great for hospital and shift workers with odd start or finish times. The staff still try as much as possible to keep the children in routine. It's amazing being in a centre with so many kids all making noise at dinner time and then a few hours later you, with any luck, have most of them down for sleep. It's also odd with parents coming to drop off and pick up kids at unusual hours sometimes. But they do offer a fantastic unique service and their pricing is still comparable to other centres for care on a per session basis. Even though it's in the city there is still a reasonable outside play area for them here. If you NEED ongoing care I suggest you get on the waiting list as soon as possible though!!!

City Community Children's Centre is one of the best Childcare facilities in Adelaide and is miles…read moreahead of many others in a number of categories. The Director runs two centres, the one in the city and another in Sturt and the city site is open 24 hrs a day. Its city location also makes is so perfect for parents who work in the city and may not finish until late into the night. This means there is only a little distance to travel to pick up their little ones and take them home. There is also ample parking out the front which is a rare find for a city business. The centre is run by qualified childcare workers and offers a great number of services. Wholesome and nutritious meals are served and the price is included in the overall expense of the Centre. They take on children from birth to school age (around 4 or 5) and have different rooms and areas to cater to different ages and needs. The staff have planned activities for the children everyday and cater to those with learning difficulties or those who may have social or interaction problems.

Definitely one of the least attractive places to take your best clothing, this dry cleaners is…read morefast, reasonably priced and reliable. You just have to get past its rather sad appearance. It does a lot of local business, so the people who know it don't mind. Their prices are $9.95 for one item or $18.95 for three, so it's definitely worth waiting until you have three. Their same day service is handy, because you can drop off before work and pick it up after. It's especially handy because, if you live nearby, you're likely to drive past it on either of the main roads, and it's super easy to get into - plenty of car parks out front that are mostly empty. They're open from 7am, so it's nice and easy to get something in early, as long as you're back by 5.30pm, which is fine for most people. It's also great if you're a procrastinator and leave these kinds of things to the day before a wedding...

This is one of the 3 community centers of the Adelaide City Council…read more It is housed in this purpose built magnificent building. It shared the community space with the library. The building was originally built for the post office, telegraph office(what's that you may ask if you are the 'y' gen and after), and private residence for caretaker. The community Centre runs a lot of programmes like weekly walks, Mah jongs and it even organizes talks on various topics for the public. Costs of these activities range from free to very minimal costs. During 'history festival ' there's a great display of local history and old plans of the building, celebration of the 100 years centinerary photos etc The great hall provided space for activities and with the back room and kitchen can be hired for functions. The hall provides space for art exhibition and also participates as SALA venue. The community garden is at the back of the building. Judging from the produce in the 'tubs', there must be quite an active group of dedicated 'gardeners' involved. There are computers for public use as long as you have a library card and best of all, free wifi!