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12 years ago
A very little store with only few racks of clothing and free shelves of random stuff. Cool things can still be found but the relatively small variety makes the chances of finding something awesome smaller. read more
298 Smith St
Fitzroy Victoria 3065
Australia
Collingwood
(03) 9417 2965
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Donkey Wheel
(1 review)
Melbourne is so lucky to be a world leader when it comes to the arts, culture and design. The…read moreDonkey Wheel House may have a strange name but the businesses inside it are even stranger (that's a good thing!). School of life offers classes in philosophy and being a better human. They also have one of the best gift shops in town for that hard to buy for person. You can enjoy a coffee in their nice cafe too. Kinfolk are a social enterprise cafe where they put back a lot of the profits into great causes. Then there is HUB, a coworking space and home to creative mornings (a worldwide gathering once a month of creatives). They also have a gallery space in the basement for emerging artists. All in all Donkey Wheel is a fantastic old building and showcases some of the best of creative Melbourne. Check out their website for current goings on because it changes quite a lot.
Salvos Store
(4 reviews)
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Very big salvos store with a huge variety of clothing and other articles…read more What I liked is that they have a big shoes selection. The staff is very friendly too - one of the sales assistant helped me to take the dress off a mannequin for me to try it on. It's right at the end of the outlets strip on Smith street but I'd suggest to start with this store if you're looking for something as the process are lower than in most outlets and sometimes you can end up getting a brand new article here almost four nothing.
I may not be able to get on board with the religious side of The Salvation Army's work but I do…read moreadmire their initiatives aimed squarely at the pernicious effects of poverty, homelessness and addiction. Oh, and of course the Salvo's sometimes brilliant charity shops. Located way down the Queens Parade end of Smith Street, this particular Salvation Army store is a spacious affair stocking a range of womens and mens clothes, shoes, accessories and jewellery along with furniture, homewares and books. I can't say I've found anything brilliant at this particular charity shop. Clothing stock is largely drawn from the annals of Kmart's back catalogue - and the occasional suburban label that is rarely seen within the fashionable confines of Melbourne - and homewares are largely of the budget variety, but given the store's charitable credentials, it's definitely worth a browse.
Lentil As Anything
(38 reviews)
Love the concept!!! As a Bay Area Californian visiting Melbourne, I was pleasantly surprised to…read morefind this place. I was given a ton of Berkeley / Oakland vibes (except this place was a ton cleaner, ha). Not sure what else I can state that other reviews haven't stated below, but Lentil As Anything is a donation based restaurant. $12 AUD covers the meal, which you can pay in either card or cash at the end of your meal. Everyday the menu changes (for this location) and its buffet style which is nice! I would say classic etiquette is to not take more than what you can eat, as you're always welcome to go back and grab more food. Drinks are extra - but they have a nice variety of coffees and a juice that changes daily. Vibe here was great; everyone was so nice and friendly. Also loved that it was in Abbotsford Covent where there's outdoor seating for you to enjoy a sunny day.
Amazing concept with food to match. Pay as you feel but done right!…read moreThe food is all vegan and served by volunteers; all of whom wear a happy smile and are always happy to have a chat. There is live music sometimes and on a nice day the courtyard / outdoor area is super pleasant. A must visit if you are touring the Coventry :)
Australian Red Cross
When Southbank and Bourke street branches combine you have the modern day version of draculas food…read morefactory. Place where people turn up, roll up their sleeves and get a biscuit and a milkshake in return. Good deal all around. But if you want to do a good thing and earn some karma points plus have a legit excuse to forget calories for a few minutes then a visit here is a must. Just bring a jumper - the aircon is efficient.
From the owner: Whether it's a major natural disaster or a personal crisis in your home, Red Cross is there to give…read moreimmediate and practical help.
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The best bit about this op shop has to be the $1 rack. In an age of vintage anything, op shops have…read moredefinitely caught on to the idea that they are stocking a goldmine of opportunity* and jacked up the prices accordingly. Finding a $1 rack of things that are wearable is fantastic. Ok, so not everything is wearable (unless you're having a Rubik's Cube party!), but it's still very cheap. Shopping at the MS shop is definitely a pot-luck experience. It's small so everything is shoved in, and whilst there is definitely a semblance of order, there is certainly no guarantee that there'll be anything useful in the pile. Keep checking, I say. Sooner or later it'll pay off. The Christmas decorations are often particularly nice. *pun unintended but kept in because it makes me feel clever.
Sometimes I'm glad that there is somewhere that stocks second hand goods. I had read about using…read moreplastic ice cube trays as a way of organizing various dilutions of ink and I didn't want to use the ice cube trays in the fridge. So I went in here hoping that someone had donated an old plastic ice cube tray and that I'd be able to buy it for under a dollar. It is a big charity store on Sydney Road with a lot of stuff and I was right there were a couple of old ice cube trays. While I was in the store I had a look around to see if I could spot some treasure in the bits under the counter. However, the ambition to recognize some under priced object by a famous designer was far less likely than finding an old plastic ice cube tray. You never know what you might find but chances are someone would have spotted it already. Quick look at the second hand books just in case there is something good there. Mostly there are second hand clothes and furniture here.
I am a big supporter for donating as well as finding bargains for myself. If either could help…read moresomeone in need, then I am all for that. St Vincent de Paul in Sumner Park offer a lot of second hand goods to fill a wardrobe as well as a home. Not only do they have a wide selection of womens, mens and childrens clothings, which are all in reasonable condition they also have homewares. The homewares here include an array of kitchen utensils, pots and pans, cupboards, tables and chairs, sofa's and even some beds and bedding. I have bought a few trinkets from here to decorate the house with. I love collecting old books and unique figurines. The staff who work unpaid for charity are clearly passionate about what they are doing. You can see in their kindness and service. I recommend coming every two weeks to check on anything new that's been donated. Also, feel free to get in contact with them to donate any pre-loved items.
Great op shop! Everything is clean, organised and reasonably priced. The ladies at the counter…read moredon't rush you. Picked up a few quality cotton tea towels and a scarf for under $5.
Ok so The Hub Docklands is kinda in the middle of nowhere but you can book meeting rooms for a…read moredecent price. If you work or live in docklands you even get a discount! Rooms are of different sizes to accommodate different groups and at the moment they are very flexible with room bookings and have lots of availabilities There is free wifi in the center and there is always something happening there. They also have a basketball court that can be converted to play other sports like soccer
The first thing you see when you walk into this childcare centre is the staff with their overly…read morewelcoming smiles. An old Victorian house has been remodelled and converted into a daycare centre comprising of 5 different child care groups, Kinder, Pre-Kinder, Toddler 1, Toddler 2 and the Nursery. I have had two children in this centre, my oldest boy started there as a Pre-Kinder child and continued on until he graduated Kinder and went off to Prep, my youngest is currently in the Nursery area and although we will be shortly taking him out of the centre due to unseen circumstances, he will be back for the Kinder program when he is old enough. I can honestly say we were blessed to be able to find such a wonderful childcare centre for both of our boys. They have been more than welcoming and comforting when it has been time to leave the children in their care. I'm looking forward to my little one returning to the Kinder program.
We love shopping at 'The Organic store' (as we know it)…read more The shop is not overly large, but they always have lovely fresh organic fruit and vegetables (seasonal) - what they have will depend on the day... fresh flowers and plants, plus a huge variety of dry organic foods, spices, herbs, toiletries, etc, etc.. Kathy always greets you with a smile..
Always enjoy wondering around this giant stationery cupboard!…read more Came in to buy a mouse and could not resist wondering the aisles. I can't believe the amount of variety of pens, papers, pencil cases they stock! If you still like printing your photos (like my mum) there are heaps of machines here and you can take your time selecting your pics to be printed pretty much immediately.
I haven't been to a lot of Office Works stores but was surprised at the size of this one. It's…read morehuge! They have everything you could dream of when it comes to office supplies - from pens and paper to folders to expanda files to hard office furnishings. They've got it all! The service was friendly and the prices seemed OK to me.
This place was the place I went to when I needed keys cut, full stop, for a very long time. I also…read moreused to buy a couple of little things to give as presents to uncles, grandfathers, etc here. The service is good, the guys who work there are pleasant and easy to deal with, and they're quick at their work. They'll usually give you a pretty decent range of choices for keys if that's what you're there for. They sell a lot of the usual key-cutting shop stuff. Belt buckles, lighters, that sort of thing. I usually put in the key I'm getting cut, do a bit of shopping, grab a coffee, and then pick up my keys. Never had a problem, with dozens of keys cut there before.
Have a walk through if you're in the area. Its a really nice vibe and everyone is super friendly.read more
If you live in an apartment but need to exercise your green thumb, this is a lovely spot to hang…read moreout. The Vege Out community garden is run by volunteers, and you can apply for one of the 140 available plots in which you can plant veggies and flowers. It's a quiet retreat in the back streets of St Kilda and it a great place to walk around or sit for a while, even if you don't have a plot. Community working bees are a great way to help out and become involved in what goes on here.