What a Q lil shop. Def would come through again when needing to find unique gift or peruse the book…read moreselection. Staff was nice and answered all my questions when ordering a drink I never tried before. Not pictured b/c I slurped it all up was a iced matcha latte, lightly sweetened w their in house made lavender syrup. They also have a variety of pastries to try so do iiit!

Visiting from out of town and decided to try this place out. Upon entering the shop we were greeted…read more(not very warmly) but throughout the entire interaction he never once looked up while speaking to us and remained very rude. The menu lists "fruit cobbler latte" which I took as being a latte of multiple fruit flavors but to my surprise, the barista sounded annoyed asking which fruit flavor I'd like. Later when asked for a straw, the same barista said he would only give a straw if we stayed and had our drink there.."that's why we have those sip lids"...what the heck?! Very disappointing, not to mention the drink was absolutely disgusting and tasted like soap.

Comics adventure has been my go to stop for comic con badge pick up for a while, but I've never had…read morethe pleasure to shop around until this week. I had called looking for specific comics ( I seem to call hobby stores with very niche requests) and the gentleman who answered said he had what I was looking for, and more. Here's the catch, I called 5 mins before close and was 6 mins away. He generously said he would be hanging around the shop and it wouldn't be a bother for me to come in late. Pulled in, and he helped me get everything I needed. Not to mention the cost was incredible fair and well below the budget I had placed for myself. Outside of the amazing customer service, the store is incredibly organized, clean and bright. I'm excited to come back when they aren't closed and browse around.

Comic Lover's Haven: Why Comics Adventure Feels Like Home…read more Comics Adventure in the Oak Grove neighborhood of Milwaukie, Oregon is the kind of comic book store that feels like stepping into a friend's living room - if that friend had an amazing comic collection and a genuine, welcoming vibe. The owner is always there, greeting you like you're part of the family and going out of his way to help you find exactly what you need - no attitude, just pure enthusiasm. You'll often see familiar faces around, which adds to that cozy, family-like atmosphere, even if everyone's not actually related. Honestly, it's the kind of place that feels like it should have a couch and some comfy chairs in the corner, but that might be a little too dangerous, because I might never want to leave! Having visited every comic book store in Portland, I can honestly say no other place made me feel this welcomed or was as well-organized. Every time I come in, they have exactly what I'm looking for. And to put it in perspective, I live about 45 minutes outside of Portland, and it's always worth the drive. That's how special Comics Adventure is to me.

I love this fun bookstore in downtown Oregon City. They have a great variety of books and fun…read moregifts. It is my favorite place to get stocking stuffers during Christmas! My favorite items are their coffee cups and fun sticker selection. I love coming in to get a coffee and see what new books/items they have. The employees are always friendly and offering book recommendations. They recently organized the shop and I thought it looked very nice! It is so important to support local bookshops and this one is so great!

Service: their store has a few different peeps that work it. Today I had a nice gal help me find…read moresome romance novels. They were pretty knowledgeable about the section I wanted. They also gave me great recommendations! Value: this store is a little on the pricey side. For 2 books, chapstick, candle and 3 postcards I paid about $72! They offer coffee and pastries. I've been here for a meeting and we had coffee and tea, it's all pretty decent! It's a rather small location so mindfulness goes a long way when having a work meeting! Overall it's a cute shop and I've been there about 3 different times!

Located in a quaint historic-type area, with plenty of street parking around. We sauntered in this…read moreSunday to be instantly met with a beautiful Royal Haeger piece. While that is only one we found to be to our liking, there were many other wonderful finds inside. Redwing and Roseville and McCoy about. The shop owners were very friendly and greeted us promptly and directed us to where they think we may find our desired treasures. We walked away with a very solid piece at a very solid price.

We stopped to use their clean restrooms. Food and drink were available but they also have some NM…read morefood items such as coffee and salsa and antiques. The proprietor was very friendly. We found some interesting old items there to purchase well as NM Pinon coffee. She did ask that only paying customers use the restrooms but you could buy a soda or candy bar to fulfill that requirement. I believe they used to have a gas station there but not currently. In short, we had a nice brief stop to use their clean restrooms and enjoyed seeing this business which was founded in 1938 along the Old Santa Fe Trail (Hwy 56/64).

I have picked up a few gems here! Competitive pricing and detailed descriptions of items make…read morebrowsing fun! They have had the same audio sounds from game machines and retro videos playing for years though, that is due for a change, but the quickly turned inventory allows for a sense of gambling excitement whenever I come by to check for additions to my collection. You can even be added to an alert list if you're hunting for a specific cartridge or disc. Excellent service and above par return exchange policy as well. Definitely worth it to stop by!

I tried supporting this local shop, but after what I saw, I won't be back. Watching a kid get…read morecharged $50 for a two-pack item with a $14.99 MSRP was enough for me. That's roughly $25 per modern pack--for cards that aren't vintage, scarce, or anything remotely special. There's a difference between running a business and shamelessly exploiting hype, and this shop clearly knows exactly what it's doing. That's not "market pricing," that's blatant price gouging aimed at the people least likely to know better. Card shops are supposed to build community and help grow the hobby, especially for kids. Instead, this place feels more interested in squeezing every possible dollar out of excited young collectors and their parents. It's hard to call yourself a community shop when you're pricing families out of the hobby. If your business model depends on overcharging kids and parents who don't know better, that says everything people need to know. Even their video games are priced way more than even EBay prices.

The BEST record store for S PDX metro! Great selection, fair prices, and cool vintage stuff too!…read moreMake sure to check the free pile outside !

Tori is a Great Owner! They have lots of records here. You will always find something good! Rock,…read moreSoul, Jazz, Rap all sorts.. Open from 11-7 Tues-Sun.. also check out his Thrift Store next door

Shout out to Monika!!!! She genuinely is a good person with…read morea golden soul!! Godbless her for her kindness and dedication in all she does. She needs a raise!! Wonderful Customer Service!

CASH ONLY! They need a bigger sign on the outside of the building, but there is an ATM inside…read more But other than that, this is the most amazing thrift store I've ever been to, and it would feel like my birthday if I could go and spend a day there. Yes, a whole day. The selection is phenomenal.

we have purchased all of our appliances over the last 30+ years at Hamilton's Appliance. We…read moregenerally work with Chris who provides excellent customer service and always is able to help us get what we need. I will not go anywhere else for appliances.

This post is warning people to NOT buy the extended warranty option. We have had great experiences…read morewith Hamilton's and its people. However, Hamilton's decided to partner with this company and therefore only gets 3 stars. (I was debating between 3 and 4). We bought a wall unit oven/microwave in 2021 that cost about $3k. The keypad went out. The error code is clear. The system notice tells you. We told the warranty people what the error code said. Extended warranty folks required I be home half a day. They arrive and tell me the oven needs a new keypad. Really?!?! Long story short, the oven is not repaired. It is now a full 2 months we have been without. We had to buy a countertop microwave, but still no oven. Extended Warranty keeps opening and closing tickets, and then stopped communicating because about 4 weeks after we started the process, the warranty expired. Now they don't think they have an obligation to finish the repair even though it started weeks before expiration. We had to order our own part and will install it ourselves. Thank you YouTube. Remedy will be to file small claims lawsuit for the value of the part and cost of the warranty. I only hope Hamilton's makes right with future customers and refuses selling this shoddy warranty product.