Woolworths Mullumbimby is a shopping in Mullumbimby, NSW, Australia, with a price range of $. It has a 3.8/5 rating from 438 Google reviews. Contact: +61 2 6680 6303. Website: https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/storelocator/nsw-mullumbimby-2694?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=googleplaces&utm_content=woolworths_supermarkets_2694.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.





Mullumbimby · Shopping
(438 reviews)
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Station Street's full-size supermarket does what no farmers market or deli run can fully replace: stocks the lot, at everyday prices, seven days a week. Mullumbimby's Woolworths carries the standard national range, which means you can pick up pantry staples, fresh produce, deli items, and household basics without driving to Lismore or Byron. The store serves the broader Mullum valley, so it draws a genuine cross-section of locals rather than a tourist crowd. Prices sit at the lower end of what you'll pay in the region, which counts for something when Byron's independent spots, good as they are, can add up fast. If you're self-catering in the hinterland, this is your most practical weekly shop.
There is only one IGA and the Woolworths in Mullumbimby for groceries. Woolworths is by far the cheaper of the two. Plenty of stock on the shelves. Quite busy each time I visited. Staff are very friendly as well. Located on the edge of the shopping centre, there's plenty of parking. One odd thing is a 2.8 metre height restriction on the carpark, though there's no overhead covering or shade inside? It creates parking problems for some TV'S and other larger vehicles, who must park in the street.
Does this place have a manager? Empty shelves first thing in the morning. I'm telling you empty even the bread section. It's been that way since it opened. Mullum needs an Aldi or similar.
Very dirty shop, outside is worse. Really need the manager to do his job and get the place cleaned up. Apart from that, just your average small Woolies.

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well kept together, wish they would bake more Rustic White Baguette for the afternoon
Woolworths Mullumbimby no longer stock coffee bags of any brand. I now have to travel to ocean shores and shop at coles. I now do my weekly shop while I’m there. Coles seem to have a better meat selection too!
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