St Luke's Sugar Mill

Went to shop today (Friday 6tg August, 2021) & lady serving on till extremely miserable & not very nice. Poor lady trying to donate items refused & told to come back another day. Doesn't give a good reflection of the shop or the charity.

Good charity shop with friendly staff. Lots of stuff at good prices

A great store with many donated bargains on offer, all purchases go towards helping a very deserving local charity. An added bonus is that useful items are recycled or repurposed a good thing to do.

Haven't been to the shop but done the tour de moor last year to raise money for st Luke's hospice had a good day rideing

Not friendly at all, do not understand people with various disabilities or illnesses. I have a bladder disorder and was refused access to the bathroom facilities definitely not impressed

Mainly furniture downstairs and clothing upstairs but also bric-a-brac, kitchenware, children's items and a.v. media.

They have so much quality 2nd hand products in this shop, aswell as new goods at bargain prices. Staff are very friendly & welcoming. Always thank you when u donate things. Great place to pick up a bargain. My favourite charity shop in Plymouth.

Expensive considering it's a charity shop and I also object to charities selling new items and competing with local shops when they receive so many concessions anyway with free labour.

Always lovely for a rummage. Needed a new handbag as my zip had gone; wasn't disappointed, with a zip up bag for £4. Also a black velvet Monsoon jacket for £6 and a Monsoon summer dress for £4, all in excellent condition. There is furniture but I noticed the sofas were in poor condition. Unusual as I've bought furniture here a few times and found it great value- a kitchen table and chairs for £35, an Ikea armchair for £5, a small leather sofa a few years ago which is still going strong and a desk. It's worth a visit just for the amazing views from upstairs. You'll find something, no doubt. I even have a nice little oil painting I paid a fiver for once. It's a great stopoff on a walk from Blagdon's meadow or on the way to the Morley Arms, if that's still open. A pleasant Sunday afternoon fossick.