We had an issue with a Ryobi Lawn Edger, so we rang Bunnings Mentone & spoke to Jamie in the Ryobi…read morearea, He said He's about to go to lunch but come in later & He'll see us..So we called in,..... What can I say. Splendid 100% customer service. What a nice man is Jamie. Made our issue look easy. Please pass on our thanks to Jamie.

Ahhhhhh...Bunnings. What would we do on our weekends if you didn't exist?…read moreNewly, well almost a year old now, purpose built location several metres down from its older premise, this Bunnings packs a punch and is always buzzing with activity during the week and definitely the weekends. It's a full range store, with a trade area attached to it. Sausage sizzle on every weekend shows the involvement and support of its local community. Now who can resist that?! I usually hit up this place for its comprehensive garden and plant range. What's nice is that the outdoor garden centre also has two checkouts and a entry/ exit so you can wheel your trolley of mulch, dynamic lifter, pots and plants straight out to your parked car just right outside. The staff are always on hand, cheerful and ever ready to answer your questions or direct you to the next best person who can. It's a nice seasonal indication too, you'll know just by looking at what's on offer in abundance, indicating the coming season and every time you visit there's bound to be something on special. This store also has a small cafe and playground towards the end where outdoor furniture meets garden centre is. As you would expect, things are well laid out and sign posted although as its a huge, huge store, I usually just ask the staff specifically where the things I'm looking for are. Whilst Bunnings is strictly not high-end, majority of the products are of very high quality and you do get named brands as well. This place, continues to bleed me dry on the weekends! How could you not buy at least something when you come here?!

This Bunnings is handily located in a super centre. Staff have been really friendly and quick to…read morepoint you in the right direction. Not only can you buy everything, but it's then super easy to duck across to the auto shop, or buy a kayak at the adventure store next door. But if you want your sausage sizzle reward (the only reason to go to Bunnings to begin with), then make sure you go no later than 4pm on the weekend. As a new homeowner, I'll be back.

I lovecthe team at Keysie. Best service, Best staff. Best Range, Price and Experience…read more Shout out to the builders team.

I love Bunnings. They have a good range, the advice is usually spot on and the prices are great. I…read morethink I'm addicted... Tip: If you're paying by card, use the self-serve checkout to avoid any queues.

If I was super keen on renovating then this Bunnings would be my most frequent considering its…read moremassive, easily explored and the signs help point you in the right direction. Kudos to the staff that actually know what they are talking about!!

I hate having to buy homewares and those "things" you need for your home but Dalgano's is family…read moreowned and feels much more welcoming than going to a bigger chain store to get these items. They have competitive prices on all the big brands like Maxwell & Williams, S&P, Circulon and all the usuals where it was actually nice to browse casually rather than feel like you're in a big shopping centre with a thousand stainless steel products staring you in the face. Good place to pick up gifts (that are actually useful) and they gift-wrap as well. It had a homely feeling. Like it should be. Lets face it though, it's still homewares...

If you're in the market for some new tableware, crockery or homeware and you live in the Caulfield/…read moreElsternwick area, Dalgarno's is your best bet. This store has a really good standing with the locals here and in fact, if you ask someone (who's lived here for at least 5 years) where to get a new pot or vase, they'll say Dalgarno's. It's just a great store that carries a huge range of household gear. Think cooking pots, woks, frying pans, kitchen apparatus and incidentals. You can also get a good range of crockery in a wide range of colours, shapes and sizes. I recently went in and I notice that their Christmas gear is up (it's Nov now) and they have a delightful range of white bird inspired décor that I really love. But for now, I'm sticking to the essentils - I came to get a water jug for my sister and some mugs for myself.

I agree totally with the previous reviewer from the USA but add that there are great female…read moreowners/staff there too as well as the blokes. I have been buying hardware items here for 20 years and its great and they have everything I want, when I want it too. A good review on True Local today too.

I love hardware stores like this. Neighborhood-y, small aisles packed to the brim with everything…read moreyou can imagine but probably can't see, and privately owned (this one seemingly by a pleasant older couple who have probably known one another since they were kids). It's the kind of place where you go in and, rather than try to find stuff yourself, ask the kind gentleman for your items and he'll show you around.

Bunning is my one stop shop for all home improvent needs. Plants, plaster, paint & doors. The staff…read moreare always helpful & friendly. The sausage slizzles on the weekends are awesome.

If you hadn't seen the shop itself, the name is quite vague. It's a kitchen supplies shop. And…read moreit's really quite nifty. Now, I'm a particularly impatient shopper. I hate being dragged around the shops while my wife browses. Seriously, I effing hate shopping without a point. It drives me crazy. But this place, I can always find something that I reckon is kinda cool. Whether or not it's a particularly clever bottle opener or some sort of knife, or whatever it is that I haven't seen before, I'm sucked in and want to play with it. It's almost like a cool kitchen inventions store. Service is pretty typical retail homewares store, and I've got no complaints. Worth a look if you're shopping for the next Masterchef winner's birthday.

This place is great, especially for things like knifes, and knife sets. It always seems to be a…read moregood bit cheaper than similar kitchenware type stores. It not only has everything you'd expect in such a store, but it also has a good variety of gadgets that you never would have thought of. Things like tiny 5cm graters, drink whisks, and funky measuring sets to name a few. The staff are pretty helpful if you are looking for something in particular.