Capital Tobacconist And Mart

Capital Tobacconist And Mart in Braddon, ACT is a proper ripper of a shop that’s become a bit of a local institution. The place is stocked to the rafters with all sorts of tobacco products, and they’ve even got a decent selection of household goods if you’re in need. What’s really caught people’s attention is their impressive range of premium tobacco products and, interestingly enough, they even stock some Nepalese tea that visitors say is absolutely bonza.

The staff here are real characters, always up for a chat and ready to help you find exactly what you’re after. We’ve heard countless stories about their top-notch service, with regulars mentioning how the friendly atmosphere keeps them coming back. One bloke told us they’re so welcoming it’s turned him into a regular customer without even trying. The owner’s particularly well-liked, known for creating this warm, inviting vibe that makes everyone feel right at home.

When it comes to prices, most folks reckon they’re pretty reasonable, with plenty of visitors praising their affordable rates. Though it’s worth mentioning we’ve heard a few grumbles about some items being a bit steep, but that seems to be the minority opinion. They accept all the usual payment methods – EFTPOS, cards, and cash, so you’re covered whatever your preference.

The shop’s open from 7am to 10pm every day of the week, which is bloody convenient if you ask me. Whether you’re an early bird or need to pop in after work, they’ve got you sorted. Besides tobacco products, they stock all your usual tobacconist gear like rolling papers and lighters. One interesting thing about the place is they’re not just about tobacco – you might spot some unexpected items like their selection of milk (though one regular customer’s keen for them to expand their dairy options beyond just Canberra Milk).

Just a heads up though – while the service is generally excellent, we’ve heard that occasionally there might be short wait times during busy periods. But that’s pretty standard for any popular shop in the area, isn’t it?