Woolworths Wellard

It's quiet, usually drama free. Smaller and carries less but far better option than going to the hub.Sadly seems workers don't know how to use deodorants

On Saturday at self serve, Jacob came over to me to tell me about the current promo, helped me find how many points I had on my receipt and then helped me put through my chosen item. I wouldn't have known about the promo without him. He also showed me how to use the app instead of my rewards card that's falling apart. Nice to have such great customer service, he's an asset to woolies.

Although a small woolworths parking is good and the range of products is large enough but this stores greatest feature is the quality and helpfulness of the staff.

almost got rolled here in the lolly isle would not recommend (unless you got the boys)

Not the cleanest Woolworths I have been too,but the only one I have ever seen with their own security guard.

Standard Woolworths. Aisles were clean and there was a large variety of product. This location lacks a sushi bar however, which is a shame.

Super friendly staff, always lovely coming to this place, been coming here since it had opened and just in all love the place!

Prefer going here to the Marketplace Woolies. The staff are friendly and it's never as busy as the one in the mall. Was here Christmas Eve 22 and they had ACTUAL PEOPLE on the checkouts, so much nicer than the horrible self-serve garbage. Put a human touch into the supermarket for Christmas. So nice to see.

Despite the fact that this is the closest Woolworths to me, I rarely shop there, and the reason is the parking lot. If you are not lucky enough to park on the street in front of the entrance, where there are 8 parking spaces, you can try the surrounding streets or the parking lot behind the building, which is also the official parking lot of this store. Once you park, you only have to walk down the street to the entrance, about 200 meters (if you were lucky enough to park near the building), and after shopping, push a full cart down the street for the same distance. Do I need to say how practical this is especially when it's raining? As an option, the staff recommends that you park in the parking lot behind the buildings on the other side of the street and use the passage, which is a shorter distance but involves pushing a cart across the paved street. Whoever designed this piece of nonsense obviously didn't have much knowledge of spatial planning.

Young lady at the self service had perfect customer service attitude