Southport Church of Christ Op Shop

Excellent Op shop...Fair pricing always...good selection of clothes, homewhares & brickabrack..Coffee shop ajoining as well with nice timber decking up high amongst the trees..A wonderful charity to help out as well..

Love this is my favourite op shop

I must admit I am not an op-shopper but I was taken by my carer who is a devout fan. She nominated 3 things she was interested in and from a vast collection of quality goods she found if not exactly what she had identified, products that would do the job at startlingly good prices.We then repaired to the coffee shop for a beautiful snack and excellent coffee.It was enhanced by the joyous noise of children playing in the well equipped playground adjoining the complex.

Bought a pair of sunglasses. Walked outside and put them on and realised the lenses were warped. Politely asked for a refund 20 seconds after purchasing as the glasses belonged in the bin. Was told I can't have one. Asked for a store credit, told I can't have one. Had to exchange on the spot for something I didn't want. Haha how ridiculous. Policy or not you sold a product that was unusable and should use your discretion to do the right thing. Aren't you a Christian organisation?

Nice little op shop, lots of different things each time I go in. There are racks outside every day with $1 clothing items and new things there every week; and a half-price day the last Wednesday of every month, which is hectic but there’s always fun things to find. It’s become one of my favourite op shops. Usually clean and tidy, and most often a nice calm/friendly atmosphere. Pricing usually pretty good – the whole range, from absolute bargain, to sometimes designer stuff which is understandably priced a bit higher. ((If you’re doing an op-shop crawl, it’s a nice stop-in (off Olsen Ave near Bunnings), not far from Lifeline Molendinar, and the Endeavour Foundation in the industrial area off Southport-Nerang Rd, (oh and don’t forget to include Vinnies on Allied Drive!)).

Nice little op shop for cheap clothes. Accepts donations. Lots of car parks. Church runs a coffee shop too and has big playground.

Had a bizarre experience where the manager took a small plastic toy off my 6 year old son - because he wanted the toy sold as a set" of about 40 other toys. No one wants 40 plastic toys. My wee son wanted ONE toy - and the manager took the toy off him. Very strange behaviour- particularly from a Christian store. I've never in my life seen that before and will be sure to tell others about my experience there."