The store offers diverse products and maintains a clean and inviting environment. The staff is…read morefriendly and well-informed.

went to purchase a birthday gift. found it was $27 more if I went inside to buy it rather than…read moreorder online, wait 2 hours for an employee to select off the shelf then go inside to pick it up. then I discover they tacked on 50 cents more for 'bag fee' even though the Oregon State bag fee is 5 cents and I didn't need or want a bag. also even during peak hours they funnel everyone into long lines at self check out. I hate this place. horrible. they do not care one bit about customers. it's about 'social awareness' and making money.

This place is VERY interesting. If you love the thrill of the hunt? this is a fun store. Don't go…read morein there with ANY expectations though. This is not a huge warehouse of pallets of rejects. This is not stocked shelves like costco. I saw clothing [even plus sizes] under garments, pet necessities, shoes/boots, and food/snacks in bulk. Even a foreign section of food items [couldn't pronounce or read the packaging]. I got a 3 pack of glass bottled apple cider for $6 [a steal] 2 bulk boxes of 30 granola bars for $9 EACH [that's cheap as heck] and a pair of dress pants in a plus size for $12. All unopened all new, completely random. It was fun to browse.

We made our first trip in thinking items would be really marked down but sadly they weren't. There…read morewere a few good deals but as a whole if an item costs 25.00 normally you'd expect that in a "mega markdown" it wouldn't be 22.49. That's barely a savings . There were even a few things that said regular price was for example 40.00 and I was like no, I just paid 32.00 for that at Costco and then this stores price was 32.00 No really impressed at all and definitely not worth a special trip over

My first time in this store, there were two older ladies who were absolutely the sweetest, most…read morewelcoming and genuine sales help I've encountered in a shop in a while. It was clear they were friends, and their friendly warm banter was like a breath of fresh air in the ladies' retail world. That definitely makes one want to buy something! I made note that this store has some of my faves: Brighton, Hobo, and lots of classic clothing along with fun eclectic fashion items as well. We chatted and they gave me such a great sense of wanting to return, about a month later, I brought an out-of-state visiting friend there. The vibe was entirely different. A young-ish tall woman was the only salesperson on duty. She barely greeted us when we entered, paced around the floor with a pissed-off bored look on her face, fiddled with some stuff behind the counter, paced around impatiently some more, and did a stellar job of vibing us right out the door. There were a few other shoppers in the store and I noted they didn't stay long either. Totally baffling because my friend and I are your target demographic. We very likely would have done some serious shopping. Congrats on hiring someone who will make sure your store is empty, and safe from all those pesky and bothersome shoppers! Was it an ageism issue? Was she just having an off day? Who knows; who cares. We were made to feel so uncomfortable, I have walked by there numerous times and contemplated going in, but then thought, nahhhh, not worth the psychological beat-down (yes, that young saleswoman's attitude was THAT bad). Pity, because the other sales ladies were awesome, and I am in need of some new Hobo and Brighton items.

Special shout out to Char. Especially grateful to Char & staff for making me feel special. For…read moreguiding me to clothing pieces that actually fit & r age appropriate. They strive at bringing out the best in their clients & the clothing/accessories r outstanding. Many thanks, Lynne/San Jose Ca

In ancient times, this was the old Lancaster Mall (#1). My fond memories of being here as a…read moreyoungster have come full circle, as I came back here recently to see it as the semi-newly branded Willamette Town Center. If this is Lancaster Mall 2.0, it looks the part. The feel on the other hand, is a whole 'nother story. Willamette Town Center got hit pretty hard by the pandemic. Minus the clean, super bright, and modern digs, it is on the verge of becoming a dead mall. There are empty storefronts, almost zero activity on a weekend, and one of the saddest food courts I've seen in a mall. What was once a bustling place of Salem's retail seekers, has become a shell of itself. The only things filling up the parking lot are the stores directly outside of the mall. This place needed a facelift decades ago, but it seems the renovation came just a little too late. Timing is never good and even as Salem changes, it stays the same in many ways. One positive note: I was initially sad to see the Orange Julius location replaced by Burlington Coat Factory (#2) but realized it simply moved to the food court. It really has been the mall's most constant business. (#3) _____________ (#1) Lancaster Mall: https://www.yelp.com/biz/lancaster-mall-salem (#2) Burlington Coat Factory: https://www.yelp.com/biz/burlington-coat-factory-salem (#3) Orange Julius: https://www.yelp.com/biz/orange-julius-salem?hrid=6RdTLR3md6dXaKrLyunrGQ

You may know this center as where Lancaster Mall used to be- thankfully it's gotten a nice influx…read moreof popular shops like Home Goods, Hobby Lobby, DSW, and Ulta to make this a shopping destination once again. In the actual "mall" area you have Bath & Body Works, Victoria's Secret, and other mainstream shops- in the center's map they also list the neighboring businesses like McGrath's Fish House and the DMV. While it's not a huge mall, it does have some great anchor stores and nearby conveniences (Target is across the street!) that it's an ideal spot to get your shop on. They had a very nice Christmas tree on display and parking is free and easy. Do remember to bring your reusable bags or pay 5 cents per bag (new law). Glad to see they are adding new stores and keeping up with the retail trends.

if you like boho and ethnic clothing, tapestries and beaded accessories, this is your store! They…read morejust opened in Lloyd Center a few months ago, located across from Ultra. The store is large, bright and cheerful, clean, well stocked and organized. Same owner as the store by Saturday Market but a much larger footprint and space to actually see everything and shop comfortably. I love long flowing skirts and they have dozens in gauze or cotton, solids and prints like ikat and paisley. Wide leg, billowy pants in an array of patterns and pant lengths are in abundance. Plus tanks, maxi dresses, shawls, ponchos, hats and scarves. The clothing for men is in similar prints and patterns. Button up shirts, pullovers and wide cotton pants. My fave is their long sleeve cotton shirts made in Tiabet with graphic prints of The Tree of Life, sea turtles, elephants, the sun.p, etc. The more you wash them, the softer they get; they are soooocomfortable! I wear them going to and from the gym or just running errands. People always stop me and compliment them. Today I bought a charcoal gray with a graphic print of two entwined elephants. Like the other Kathmandu stores, there are lots of Hindu goddess statues, meditation bowls, tapestries, ponchos, shawls, beaded bracelets, an entire shelf along the wall stocked with incense, some silver jewelry and lots of pillows. I'm happy they moved into Lloyd Center since I workout just across the street. Plus it's a much better layout than the NW store.

While in Portland Or. recently I visited The Lloyd Center and went into Kathmandu to you and was…read moregreeted but a young man ,he was very friendly ,helpful and knew about the products he had in the store. I was very impressed .The store is clean ,neat and all organized and had a really nice smell .I tried on a few jackets and wanted to purchase them all but knew I didn't have the space in my bags for my return .I did purchased a jacket made in Nepal and a multi color T shirt .Got back to NY and all my friends here love the jacket and I wished I had brought at least two others .On my next visit it will be my first store to shop at .Thanks to that sales gentleman who helped and was so nice .

Love the eggs. Jewelry and art are fabulous. Bowl holders are a great microwave helper. Gluten…read morefree bread is my candy. Refrigerator magnets are fun and colorful.

When Steve and I were in Salem recently we had the primary purpose of going to a museum but it…read moredidn't open too early in the day so we had plenty of time to kill by seeing some of the other things that the town had to offer. We noticed that Salem had a public market and thought that would be a good way to get some local flavor and a good way to let the time pass up until the museum opened. This public market is not outside but instead inside a small building. Despite the size of the building there are a fair amount of local vendors that are in here. Some I really was impressed with. There was a guy that had us sample some of his homemade beef jerky that was very good, a plant vendor that sculpted air type plants into things making very cute dioramas with them. My favorite was a hand crafted soap vendor and I wound up buying several bars of soap from her. The fragrances were great and she made them very pleasing to the eye as well with fancy waves at one end on a bar of soap with hints of what looked like glitter. Very nice. This public market was unexpectedly fun and was a perfect morning stop to make!

Every time my sister's visiting we immediately come here to look for furniture and home decor. She…read morehas bought some lovely furniture here and I have acquired some very nice paintings as well.

Great staff here , they are helpful and prices usually beat competitors. I've purchased about 4k in…read morefurniture here and will continue.

This is a great spot to shop around for high end products like chocolates from Europe. They have a…read morevery welcoming vibe and you can sit and stay while sipping on coffee (they use margin coffee, very good). They have many sugar free and gluten free syrups for coffee and tea. The person running the shop is very kind. Great place to study or do work, more lively than most coffee shops!

A restaurant that feels like you're at home. Super cute and cozy new spot with very fresh food. I…read moregot the lunch special of half a grilled cheese and tomato soup, great on a chilly day! Great spot for panini sandwiches and fresh soup. The food was very fresh and lots of great flavor. Options for vegetarians as well. Only small complaint would be the pricing seemed a smidge high, but maybe that's just how prices are now. But the owner was super sweet and loved checking out a new business. Will definitely be back!