This is a fantastic op shop, so much to choose from and everything is a great price except for 1…read morething... I am literally 2 mins from there and they still wanted $40 to deliver a small dresser which is very disappointing other than that everyone is friendly and chatty.

A very traditional op-shop, the St Morris Save the Children is squished in a little shop front…read moreopposite the St George's Bakehouse. Their prices are fantastic, reminiscent of the old style op-shops I used to visit as a kid in the country. It even smells the same - musty and comforting. The quality of the clothing is quite good, though rather dated, but the price improves everything here. The small selection of books on the back wall is nothing special, but at least it's not entirely romance fiction. At the moment, just before Christmas, they're having a half price sale throughout the store, so it's a good time to pop in for a browse for some summer clothes. They have plenty of men's and children's clothing as well as much women's apparel.

I will admit it here and now ... I am a Mac addict! I'm onto my third laptop, love my iPhone and…read morehave just discovered the joys of Apple TV. Occasionally though, even when you're a Mac geek things go wrong and you need to visit the even geekier Mac addicts. That's when the guys from Mac Alert come in handy. They know their Macs and their not frightened to use their knowledge. Mac Alert have recently moved into new premises on South Road at Edwardstown and they're now opposite the Avoca Hotel. Business must be going well for these guys because they have significantly upsized their shop. I have my eye on a 27" iMac in Mac Alert store at the moment. I think they understand that people like me come in a few times before they actually make a purchase. At least I hope they do, if not I apologise for visiting your shop so often.

Love the MacAlert store - walk in and there's service, no need to book and these guys know their…read morestuff. I'm a regular!

Seems like somebody actually cared to try and make a laundromat a slightly interesting place. Apart…read morefrom the old wash machine by the front window and the 1/2 a Hills Hoist that you walk under as you enter. They also have an Internet pay machine and reading material (this is a norm). Not just standard reading material but local poster of arts shows that are on and guide books for events and the like. I grabbed a Garden of Unearthly Delights booklet when I went through which was great preparation for the Fringe that is coming up. No as many machines as some but they're normally seem to be a few empty. Prices are normal sort of range but I almost come just for the decor.

A great little playground for younger kids. Toddler-sized slide and climbing equipment, swings, a…read moresand pit and water trough system. Shade sails and coffee from "The Village Green" right next to the fenced playground across a small plaza area. Nice spot for new mums with bubs too. A winner overall

Yet another op shop with the regular items and prices to match. Again you just never know what will…read morebe in there on the day, so in passing it's worth popping in. The shoes were quite good quality and in reasonable condition, as in some op shops they shouldn't even be there because they've had it. The clothes racks were also in reasonable conditions. Lots of trinkets, bric a brac and only a few pieces of jewellery in their display case. I noticed two grey berber cone shaped lamp shades, on the very top shelf above the clothes rack below, but didn't want to bother them to take it down to have a closer look. Besides, if they were any good I didn't have any bases to put them on. Proceeds of sales goes to a Save The Children fund which has been operating for over 90 years.

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.

I love my op shops. I really do. I've come here twice, onced with my rad sweet Community Manager…read moreChloe. On a solo trip at my second visit, I found the paintings better than the preloved clothes here. Very 80's with a matured adults clothing theme....plenty of kids gear from clothes, shoes, toys to school bags. Prices..not very op shoppy price tags but you will grab a bargain at the Designer racks. I found a Calvin Klein jeans for $20. Check out the outdoor racks for their popular $5 tags.