Hill Street Grocer Blackmans Bay 5 Opal Drive, Blackmans Bay, Tasmania 7052

"Hill Street at Blackmans Bay has all the Produt lines one would expect. Also a fantastic Meat and Fish"

"The variety of choice ingredients is why I keep coming back. Although I would like to see specials on the meat as they are always top dollar."

"Quality fresh produce including breads, deli items, meat, fruit & veggies! Friendly staff and a clean shop. It's not a big store, but the customer service is fantastic and the produce is great!"

"Such a fine selection of fresh fruit, veg and smallgoods! Presented so attractively and professionally...And the bread is excellent, fresh and full of flavour. The meats and sausages are top quality, and I love the selection of cheeses! Always a treat to shop at Hill Street!"

"Ok, I've been sitting on this for a while hoping that something is going to change. However verbal communication doesn't work with these guys so maybe they will pay attention to internet reviews. We are locals who shop here almost every day on regular basis as it is on the way home. Even though Hill Street Grocer is more expensive than other grocery shops, we love the produce they sell and selection of great food. Now to the disturbing part that occurs regularly. You need to watch what you are buying and how much it costs (as price tag states). Very often price tag shows one value but during check out items scan with different prices (usually higher). When you point this out to the staff they overwrite it manually but don't change it in the system. So next customer will be overcharged again if not attentive enough. Today we bought bananas that were advertised for $1.95 per kilo. I saw on the screen that they scan for $2.4 and pointed it out to the lady at register. She said "Oh yes, the other customer already told me about this today". So they have been told about this already and did nothing! By that time my husband had already paid with the card and I asked the lady what she is going to do about that. She looked at me surprised and said "Well if you want I can recalculate bananas". I just turned around and left. It is not about few cents it is about the principle as this happens to me rather often in this shop. There is obviously a pattern. On top of this a few times my husband bought there milk that expired a day before purchase. And of course it is his fault too that he didn't look at the expiry date but why do they sell expired milk in the first place? I hope management will do something about it."