Reviews

  1. Jade Dean ★★☆☆☆

    Don’t donate your items here. I called ahead to confirm they were accepting donations and was met with a tone that made it seem like my call was an inconvenience. Despite that, I still brought in our items the next day, many of which were designer women’s clothing and baby clothes, only to be told they weren’t accepting donations. I explained that we had called in advance and were told to bring them in today. The staff then reluctantly said, “Fine, we’ll take them this time,” as if they were doing us a favor. The whole interaction felt disrespectful and unappreciative. I told my husband we will never donate here again. There are plenty of places that will value both the items and the people donating them.

  2. Paul White ★★★★☆

    Sue rider shop is well sorted out clean and tidy but the prices are a bit steep compared to other charity shops.I do believe now alot of charity shops are getting more expensive to say they get their items for free and lots of tax breaks and selling on Internet sites I think if they working like a business then they should be fully treated like a business.

  3. Murray Moira ★★★★★

    Great shop. Lots of stock from books to furniture. Helpful friendly staff, easy access parking. See you soon!

  1. Stephen McNally ★★★★☆

    These people aren't responsible for your furniture not turning up. They use a company called BoxMove. Don't blame Sue Ryder for BoxMoves' abysmal customer service. You wouldn't complain to Amazon if Evri didn't deliver the item on time. Give these guys a break. And you may think your sofa you wish to donate is fabulous but after being in your house for 4 years it now looks battered. It doesn't matter if you bought it from this shop in the first place. They have to actually sell things, not store them infinitely.

  2. Linda Sawyerr ★★★★★

    This Sue Ryder store has got hardworking staff and volunteers who are friendly and helpful, and have kept the store really well arranged. I noticed too that the items put out in the store are good quality.

  3. Tara Brown ★★★★★

    A great charity shop, especially for furniture and bric a brac items. Quite a large shop and reasonably priced.

  1. Kazimier Roclawski ★★★★☆

    Very well presented donations and a very light and airey enviroment.

  2. Nihal Khan ★☆☆☆☆

    Good stuff in shop but extremely rude and unhelpful delivery staff. I always buy and donate to this charity but never again after todays experience. I wish there was an option of no star at all.

  3. Goldie Locks ★★★★★

    Great place to shop. Staff very friendly and helpful. You can buy preloved and new here. Wished I'd known about it sooner

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Sue Ryder is located at 7, Northside Retail Park, Meanwood, Leeds LS7 2TT, UK

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