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Harry’s Tobacconist Swanston St in Melbourne is a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to your local smoke shop. Located conveniently near Flinders Street station, it’s dead easy to get to if you’re in the CBD – just a quick stroll from the station.
The store’s got a decent range of products, with visitors saying they stock everything from your standard cigarettes and rolling papers to some fancy designer lighters. They’ve also got a nice selection of incense if that’s your thing, and they even carry American snacks and drinks, which is a bit different for a tobacconist. The shop floor is pretty well organized too, with everything laid out neat and tidy.
When it comes to pricing, well, that’s where things get a bit sticky. We’ve heard from quite a few customers that prices can be all over the shop – some reckon they’re being charged way more than other nearby tobacconists, sometimes up to $20 more on certain items. A few regulars have mentioned that prices seem to change depending on who’s serving, which isn’t exactly ideal if you’re trying to budget for your smokes.
The customer service seems to be hit or miss. Some visitors rave about friendly staff and great service, while others have had less stellar experiences. It’s probably fair to say your experience might depend on who’s working when you pop in.
They keep pretty decent hours, opening at 8am every day and staying open until midnight Sunday through Thursday, with extended hours until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays. The shop takes both cash and card payments, so you’re covered either way.
If you’re in the area and need to grab something quick, it might do the job, but you might want to check the prices against other nearby shops first. It’s not the worst tobacconist in Melbourne, but it’s not exactly winning any awards either.
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1 Review on “Harrys Tobacconist Swanston St”
four stars