Quality Treasures Await at Salvation Army Family Store Brookfield
The Salvation Army Family Store in Brookfield, Tauranga is a standout destination for anyone seeking quality secondhand goods in a welcoming environment. Known for its well-organized displays and high-quality items, this store offers everything from beautiful New Zealand-painted plates to affordable sporting equipment. Customers appreciate the carefully curated selection and the inviting atmosphere created by courteous staff. Though prices may be slightly higher than typical op shops, the value and quality make it well worth the visit. Whether you’re after elegant china, stylish furniture, or clothing, this store is a trusted choice for sustainable shopping in Tauranga.
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Parehuia Buchanan
2 years agoLovely shop full of treasures! I nabbed myself a beautiful plate painted in NZ ($10), a tennis racket ($8) and squash racket ($4). Not the cheapest of op shops, but some great quality items sorted into beautiful displays and perfect for what I was after. I didn’t get the green china tea set ($25) featured below, but they are made in England and still in great condition. Would recommend for high quality china, plates, and vases - I’ll be back (maybe for the green tea set if I’m lucky!)!
Dominic Stowers
2 years agoI recently visited the Salvation Army op shop and I have to say, I was extremely disappointed. The prices were absolutely ridiculous! It's a shame that they are donated all their items, yet they are not giving back to the community by pricing them affordably. Considering that struggling people in need often shop there, it's disheartening to see such high prices. The shop was cluttered and overstocked, and I even found a pair of shoes that were more expensive than brand new ones at Kmart. This kind of pricing is not supportive, and it's important to keep that in mind when shopping here.
Laura Robinson
3 years agoI usually love this op shop and it is my main stop whenever I come through but when I popped in the other day the prices were ridiculous. There was soooooo much stock out and I picked up a pair of 2nd hand shoes to see the price and they were 25$. I understand some items should ve priced accordingly and if brand new they should have a decent price tag. This is not suited to our current times especially during covid and families are struggling with all sorts of expenses and all the goodies dropped at the silliest are kindly donated by all members of our community 😀
Rose Collett
a year agoI've stopped calling in to this store as their prices have skyrocketed ridiculously; there is a point where people will stop buying & they've obviously reached it as some of the stock has been sitting there for months and months - literally! The clothing racks are the same - and are so jammed up with old stock its not worth going through them anymore. You desperately need a BIG sale and clear out to refresh your stock Sallies!!
Wikitoria Rakete
a year agoBrookfield Salvation Army, definitely one of a kind in Tauranga, very affordable clothing, furniture and in excellent quality for recycled goods. Staff are courteous and friendly, great shopping atmosphere