Vinnies Paddington

Great Vinnie's, always walk out with a nice peice. Prices a little on high to average but that's location

Employee openly boasted about the store getting some really good vintage brand name donations - some of which she put aside out the back for herself and did not put out for sale. She then proceeded to bring them out and show a customer what she had gotten for herself. Disappointing as i know myself and many others would be interested in a vintage ed hardy shirt, much like the one she has taken from the donations. Could have sold for a lot of money and really helped the op shop out

Lovely shop in a gorgeous old church setting with super friendly and always happy staff, a great range of quality clothing and accessories including an extensive vintage variety. Homewares is well rotated and well stocked despite the small square footage dedicated to it. Great music too!

Store is clean, well stocked, and well organised. Volunteers are friendly and helpful. There's an upstairs area with more 'vintage' clothing. Lots of nice finds here. However, a big disappointing factor is the price. A lot of things are overpriced. If I happen to be around the area I'd stop by, otherwise I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this store.

Quaint and small but well stocked. No greeting as you walked in but staff smiled at me as I walked further into the back room. Very neat store with womens and mens clothing being the majority of the store but there is also a small amount of clothing accessories here and there along with earrings etc at the front counter. There is also really nice art lining the walls for sale. There is very limited (or none) shoes, formal wear, furniture, books or kids toys in the store. Clothing categorised well and pricing is fairly standard. Good mix of old and new brands - I found dresses from Kmart / Target with price tags but most of the clothing was very dated ie jackets from the 90s with floral prints or leopard pants. Something my Great Aunt would wear to church on a Sunday. Worth the drive but there are other options I would choose to visit first. No parking onsite and very very limited parking on the street (if any) so park and walk.