Woolworths Hobart Cbd

Dear Store Manager and Team at Woolworths Hobart CBD, I would like to commend both your well-stocked store and your excellent staff, and to offer special praise for your service desk and checkout assistant, Iti Has. After I accidentally left my magnifier at the checkout, I phoned the store but it had not yet been handed in, and I did not leave my contact details. When I returned to search for it, Iti had already found the magnifier. She then reviewed recent calls and thoughtfully rang the number closest to the time of my enquiry, saying, “I might have the wrong number, but I’m calling about a customer who lost a magnifier.” I was deeply impressed by her care, initiative, and determination to reunite me with my lost magnifier. Iti demonstrated excellent judgment, proactive problem-solving, and genuine customer care —qualities that reflect very positively on your store. I also shared my appreciation with her supervisor, Dilip, and asked that my thanks be passed on to both Iti and the store manager. Please recognise Iti for her outstanding service; she is clearly a young woman with exceptional decision-making skills and a bright future. With sincere thanks, Lynnette

Slightly gloomy woolworths supermarket in the basement of a larger building. Fresh produce isn't the freshest. Reasonable range of goods but less than you'll find in more modern larger woolies. Lifts and escalators down to the store. Carpark in the same building.

We bought an expired pasta without realising it until we ate a few mouth. The shop should have checked their shelves

Woolies policies says if there is wrong price, than product is for free. In my case just now, the price was $2, but was charged double. Aayusha (from info desk) went to check it, and said it was next to it. Then i went with her there, and clearly in the front of the product. Is not about the 2 or 4 dollars, but about policies that woolies has and not follow it, hence it should be for free.

Right in the heart of hobart. Opening hours are nice and early 7:00am and finish late 10:00pm. Good selection of produce but it is a smaller supermarket compared to there other stores so they don't always have the full range of products. Located inside Wellington court. Can be a bit hard to find for the first time. It Does have wheelchair access using the elevator . great spot for late night shopping and tourist who want to buy normal food for themselves and kids .

Good location, however the produce doesn't ever feel like good quality and majority of staff seem uninterested. Never any big checkouts open

if l wasn't over weight by 18kg l would grab some out of date yogurts and run like the wind...they have under cover security, maybe lm one of them, maybe lm not... thin people shouldn't steal

Why do we need to carry coins in here to use the trollies?!! Absurd. Most people don't have change on them these days. Had to carry heavy groceries up to the car park because no trollies were available. Not good enough. Never shopping there again.

Woolworths is one of the two main grocery store chains in Australia alongside Coles. The name Woolworths is a familiar name as there was a department store chain of the same name in the US. The two chains are not related, though this grocery chain did use the name of the US chain as it had not been registered in Australia at time of founding. This is the same thing with the Target stores in Australia, though it is the reverse scenario as the US Target chain is the predecessor. I was visiting Hobart and was staying in the Hobart CBD. I wanted to grab a couple grocery items so I pulled up the Yelp app to find the closest grocery store. This Woolworths seemed to be the only one within the CBD that I could find so I decided to look for it. Had some trouble finding the store. Got lost as I walked through a parking structure before noticing the entrance. It is easiest to walk over to Argyle Street. When you see the car park, walk past it and enter the next building which is where this store is located. Upon entering the building, look for the Woolworths sign and take an escalator downstairs. Perhaps it was because I visited the store late in the evening, but I found the lighting here to be quite dark and dimly lit. Though I did find the store to be spacious. The prices here are comparable to Coles, which is my preferred store of the two since they seem to have better deals. Grabbed a large bottled water which costs the same at Coles along with a bag of packaged banana bread which was on sale as I didn't have time to eat out for breakfast the next day since I was going on a tour. I really liked the banana bread as it was very soft and each slice was packaged individually inside making it convenient to take as a snack when touring the island. In addition to the regular checkouts, they have self checkout machines here. And while grocery stores in Sydney still offer plastic bags to carry your groceries, it is banned in Tasmania as of a few years ago. Hence, you need to bring a grocery bag with you or buy a paper bag here for 15 cents each. If you need to grab some groceries in the Hobart CBD, this Woolworths is the most convenient option. You will probably find what you need here as the store is large. But remember to bring a bag unless you want to buy a paper bag or can hand carry your purchase.