Coles Karratha
Coles Karratha is close to Karratha City Shopping Centre, 16, Sharpe Avenue, Karratha, City Of Karratha, Western Australia, 6714
- Address: Welcome Rd, Karratha WA 6714, Australia
- Phone: +61 8 9141 9400
- Website: coles.com.au
Coles Karratha, opening hours today
| Day of week | Open | Close |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | 7 AM | 8 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM | 8 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM | 8 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM | 8 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM | 8 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM | 8 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM | 8 PM for the week |
Coles Karratha reviews
Not impressed. Hardly ever have anyone working a checkouts. When I buy $300 worth of groceries I’m not keen on checking out my own groceries and being a Coles employee for 15mins. The lady working 11th Dec approx 0800hrs was particularly …
Closing at 8pm is so early compared to most in Australia. So many tourists wanted to get supplies and were annoyed at the closing time. WW and IGA were the winners!
Decent range, can be a pain when doing a large shop as they don't like opening assisted registers. Self service registers are terrible when doing a large shop.
The Coles Karratha Supermarket was not impressive. There are hardly ever any employees working at the checkouts, and I don't want to check out my own groceries when I spend $300. The closing time of 8pm is too early for tourists who need supplies. Woolworths and IGA were more convenient options. The range of products is decent, but the assisted registers are not readily available, and the self-service registers are not suitable for big shopping trips. Overall, my experience was not good. I rate it 2 out of 5.
I wasn't impressed with the Coles Karratha Supermarket. There are hardly any employees working at the checkouts, and I don't want to check out my own groceries when I spend $300. The closing time of 8pm is too early for tourists who need supplies. Woolworths and IGA were more convenient options. The range of products is decent, but the assisted registers are not readily available, and the self-service registers are not suitable for big shopping trips. Overall, my experience was disappointing. I rate it 2 out of 5.
The Coles Karratha Supermarket is lacking in customer service. There are hardly any employees working at the checkouts, so I had to check out my own groceries after spending $300. The closing time of 8pm is too early for tourists who need supplies. Woolworths and IGA were more convenient options. The range of products is decent, but the assisted registers are not readily available, and the self-service registers are not suitable for big shopping trips. Overall, my experience was not satisfactory. I rate it 2 out of 5.
My experience at the Coles Karratha Supermarket was not impressive. There are hardly any employees working at the checkouts, so I had to check out my own groceries after spending $300. The closing time of 8pm is too early for tourists who need supplies. Woolworths and IGA were more convenient options. The range of products is decent, but the assisted registers are not readily available, and the self-service registers are not suitable for big shopping trips. Overall, I was disappointed with my experience. I rate it 2 out of 5.
The range of products at the Coles Karratha Supermarket is decent, but it can be a hassle when doing a large shop because the assisted registers are not readily available. The self-service registers are also not ideal for big shopping trips. The closing time of 8pm is too early compared to other supermarkets in Australia, causing inconvenience for tourists. Woolworths and IGA were more convenient options. Overall, my experience at Coles Karratha Supermarket was not the best. I rate it 2 out of 5.
I found the Coles Karratha Supermarket to be below average. There are hardly any employees working at the checkouts, so I had to check out my own groceries when I spent $300. The lady working on December 11th at around 0800hrs was particularly unhelpful. The closing time of 8pm is early compared to most supermarkets in Australia, which was inconvenient for many tourists. Woolworths and IGA were better options. Although the range of products is decent, the assisted registers are not readily available, and the self-service registers are not suitable for large shopping trips. Overall, my experience was not great. I rate it 2 out of 5.
The Coles Karratha Supermarket is not impressive. There are hardly ever any employees working at the checkouts, and I don't want to check out my own groceries when I spend $300. The closing time of 8pm is too early for tourists who need supplies. Woolworths and IGA were more convenient options. The range of products is decent, but the assisted registers are not readily available, and the self-service registers are not suitable for big shopping trips. Overall, I was not satisfied with my experience at Coles Karratha Supermarket. I rate it 2 out of 5.
The Coles Karratha Supermarket has a decent range of products, but it can be a pain when doing a large shop. The assisted registers are not opened readily, and the self-service registers are not suitable for big shopping trips. The closing time of 8pm is also quite early compared to other supermarkets in Australia, causing frustration for tourists. Woolworths and IGA were the winners in terms of convenience. Overall, my experience at Coles Karratha Supermarket was not the best. I rate it 2 out of 5.
I was not impressed with the Coles Karratha Supermarket. There are hardly ever any employees working at the checkouts, which is frustrating when I have a large grocery shopping trip. The self-service registers are not efficient for big shops either. The closing time of 8pm is too early compared to most supermarkets in Australia, causing inconvenience for tourists. Woolworths and IGA were the preferred options for many. Overall, my experience was not good. I rate it 2 out of 5.
The Coles supermarket in Karratha is not impressive. The checkouts are often unmanned, and when I buy a large amount of groceries, I don't want to check them out myself. The closing time of 8pm is too early for many tourists who needed to get supplies. Woolworths and IGA were more convenient options. The range of products is decent, but the assisted registers are not readily available, and the self-service registers are not suitable for large shopping trips. Overall, my experience at Coles Karratha Supermarket was disappointing. I give it a rating of 2 out of 5.
The variety of products at this Coles supermarket is decent, but it can be a hassle when doing a large shop because they don't like opening the assisted registers. The self-service registers are also not ideal for big shopping trips. Additionally, the closing time of 8pm is quite early compared to other supermarkets in Australia, causing inconvenience for tourists. WW and IGA were the preferred options for many. Overall, the experience at Coles Karratha Supermarket was not the best. I rate it 2 out of 5.
Not impressed. Hardly ever have anyone working at the checkouts. When I buy $300 worth of groceries I'm not keen on checking out my own groceries and being a Coles employee for 15 minutes. The lady working on December 11th at approximately 0800hrs was particularly unhelpful. The closing time of 8pm is so early compared to most supermarkets in Australia, which was annoying for tourists wanting to get supplies. WW and IGA were the winners! Decent range of products but can be a pain when doing a large shop as they don't like opening assisted registers. The self-service registers are terrible when doing a large shop. Overall, not a great experience.
