This is my favourite op shop in Wynnum. In case you didn't know, Wynnum has a great op shop trail,…read morewith at least 8 shops in a four block radius. They vary in range and price of goods but I find the Aid for the Blind shop in Florence Street a really good all-rounder, with great prices. Some op shops have made themselves boutique-y and specialise in offering clothes you might find at a regular retailer (yawn) but not this one. I've dropped in here and never been disappointed when looking for a fancy dress or something vintage and unusual. There's a bit of dross to get through, which is part of the fun I guess, but it's well worth a visit.

This store definitely has an op-shop feel to it however it is surprisingly large inside and they…read morehave a lot of clothing. There are a range of different styles and the stock is always different. Well worth a look if you are browsing in the area.

From the minute you spot this shop there is little doubt in your mind that it is one of the…read moregirliest shoe stores you'll ever step your peep toes in. The store name is splashed across a banner above the doorway, with a pink and white background emphasising the painted giant, black stiletto heeled shoe adorning the sign. Out the front were a bargain 'bin' and a rack of sale items, almost all of which were high heels. Inside you'll find racks of shoes, again mainly high heels. I get the feeling the shop is owned and run by Carrie Bradshaw's cousin, who shares the passion for height boosting footwear but at more affordable prices. Most of the shoes I saw were office-type shoes with a twist, it's not a place I would go to find something to complement my latest Saturday night outfit.

I go in every fortnight and the young man that serves me each time is so very polite and with a…read morelovely smile and even have a laugh with him. Great little store

I'm not sure this store is exactly what I would call 'convenient'; unless you've been hit by…read morecravings for some junk food or that's all your diet consists of, they won't be able to help you too much. It's a tiny little place so I suppose they've had to make some decisions as to what sells best, and they have decided to fill their shelves with mainly chips and chocolate, with a few toiletries shunned to one side on a shelf of their own. Yes, it's convenient for certain things, but not if you're in need of some last minute ingredients for dinner or don't fancy the idea of heart disease. When I called to check the opening times, the guy on the other end of the line informed me when they open quite decisively. As to when they close he didn't sound too sure - their closing time depends on trade, so be warned that what is listed is not set in stone by any means.

Dreadful customer service. Costumes aren't as stated, very vague and loose on description. Dont…read moredeliver as advised on website and then refuse to refund. Unable to exchange as the costume was 1 size. Do not get involved or purchase anything from this online shop.

My only beef with fancy dress hires is the slow realization…read morethat you've been stewing in someone else's juices for the last 4.5 hours. (Just ask anyone whose hired a Gorilla suit.) The only other downside I find is the extortionate prices attributed to the simplest accessories. (My friend was once forced to cough up $45 for an overnight hire of a SAILOR HAT!) Grumbling aside, I think Disguises on Stanley may be one of the best costume places I have been too. If you are a seasoned partier you've most likely seen the benefit of buying a fresh costume, but for everyday folk an overnight hire is a pretty good option too. From Austen Powers, Fred Flintstone, Batman and Hugh Hefner to Lime Zebra Pimp suits, Dinosaurs, Cougars and Chewbacca, This place caters to every party theme imaginable. So next time you are stuck for a novel costume or want to impress your friends, I recommend giving these guys a go.

When I came across a rather dismal looking shopping arcade with a sign suggesting stores were…read morehidden within, I didn't expect much. However the very first shop I came across surprised me pleasantly. It's only a tiny jewellery store, there's no way Brangelina and their brood could fit in here. But their jewellery appealed precisely to my taste; a lot of dainty silver and colourful glass beads. They do have a website but it does the store absolutely no justice. You really need to visit the shop to see what this place is all about. So next time you're in Paddington and happen to stumble across a mysterious arcade, venture down and pay this shop a visit.

Absolutely love this place. Loads and loads of cheap pantry, fridge and freezer items. Stock…read morechanges often so if you find something in here you want then buy it because next time you go it might not be there. Great place to go for lunch box snacks. We once got a 24 serve pavlova for $5 that wasn't anywhere near its used by date and was absolutely delicious. Some of the stock is getting close to the best before date but that just means you are going to get an even better special. Think Sarah lea cheesecakes 2 for $5. Peters ice creams were 3 for $5 when I was there last. So many different things every time I've been. Btw it's not just golden circle products. One of The best parts of this place is the fact they put bulk prices as well as individual and most times buying the whole box is slightly cheaper than individual price. Win win in my books, if you know you like the product you can get a great deal on a whole carton.

First things first.. this is not a place that you can rely on having your favourite product all the…read moretime. You can't always find the shampoo you got last time. This is like the DFO of all food places. Golden Circle products are always in, most of the time Cadbury is in stock as well. As for everything else, do not count on it. This is the place you should come before you go to Coles/ Woolies to grab some cheap bargains, then fill in the gaps with what you couldn't snatch up at Golden Circle. This place is crazy good. Today I snagged a 'Marvellous Creations' block of Cadbury chocolate for $2.. usually you'd pay $6-8 per slab!! How great. You can get deli style meats, cake mix, drinks, pasta, rice, frozen foods, house cleaning products and i literally mean hundreds more items. DO NOT GIVE THIS PLACE A MISS FOR THAT REASON THOUGH. I am yelling because it is SO GOOD. If you want to save $$ (Students i'm talking to you) it is so worth the drive. NB. you need some gold coinage for a trolley and you need to spend over $10 to use eftpos. Also. A man with muscles should come with you to carry the slabs of ridiculously cheap drinks. (I got 24 cans of sparkling cranberry juice for $6) W.O.W

Who doesn't like a discount store that sells those little bits and bobs that you need around the…read morehome or for some random occasions? I've noticed that a lot of these types of stores popping up now in these times of purse pinching. Super Variety Discount is a store that will probably have those odd things you seek. If I've ever needed a moneybox or a set of cheap tools and I'm way shallow in the money stakes, I've gone here. Sometimes it's kind of a guilty pleasure when I've got like $2 to spare and I want to find something value for money even if in the end it's a cheap pair of pluggers that will last me a weekend. Be away though, you get what you pay for. Ok, lets be real here, the stuff that you buy here is probably not of the high standard that you'd expect from a major retailer and more than likely the goods are made in some third world country children's sweatshop. Sometimes we forget these things for the deal. Also, for those who like a good toke on the tobacco leaf, there is a cabinet full of smoker's paraphernalia. Get in there before their all gone.

Living close to this store is great all your needs in one store and at a great price too the store…read moreis well stocked and the staff know where everything is which help Keep up the great work

Great service. Friendly staff good vintage tees, great denims.....................................read more

Bad service, unfriendly staff, walked around staff did not smile or even make eye contact and when…read morethey did finally look up at me it was almost as if I was an inconvenience to them.