SaveMart Nelson: A Local Store with a Longstanding Presence
SaveMart on Trafalgar Street is a well-known store in Nelson with a broad reach across the community. While opinions vary, its central location makes it a convenient stop for many locals. Though it invites a spectrum of feedback, SaveMart remains a familiar name for those seeking everyday items in the heart of the city. Its long presence on Trafalgar Street speaks to its role in serving the needs of Nelson residents over time.
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Tyrone Penning
3 years agoSpent 15min browsing before closing, got to the counter and they told me I couldnt pay with cash...so I told them I would just grab my card right outside, and they just locked the door behind me and laughed. No wonder why such a low score. Rude staff have got to go!
Ch1p Drawz
11 months agoMe and my mother took 2 steps in, and a white woman told us really rudely to put our bags on the counter because apparently our bags were 'too big' when I looked at the other customers who had the same size bags we had. This leads me to think that we were targeted because we are Asians. We asked why we had to when the others didn't have to. Funny to think that she assumed we'd want to steal from a second hand store which didn't have nice clothes in the first place. If we were there to steal, the only things that are able to fit in our bags are bras and undies. Anyhow, I hope that she won't do this to others. What terrible staff. If I could rate this store a zero I would without hesitation.
lee-anne kennedy
2 months agoThe prices are just ridiculous. Don’t waste your time here.
Kaya Michaels
6 years agoQuite pricey for a second hand shop but a large selection of stuff if you’ve got a bit more money to spend
Z M
2 years agoExtremely overpriced for pre-loved clothing and items, and you aren't allowed to purchase anything shown in the windows unless it's a Friday. They also don't accept cash, for reasons I'm unsure of, which is super inconvenient. I saw a necklace made with plastic gemstones selling for over 15 dollars, when it'd likely be less than 2 bucks in any other op shop. Not likely to return.