As soon as you walk in it's like a whole different world in here. There's so many adorable…read moretrinkets, pins, clothes and just so much stuff to look through! The prices were insanely good, I got a medieval-looking satchel there for only $30 which is unheard of. The level of detail on the items they sell is phenomenal. Plus all their pins and stickers are so cute! The store is nice and calm, I loved the vibe I got while I was in there. The employees were polite and mostly just worked on whatever projects they were doing while still greeting people and answering questions. I'd recommend this place to anyone to check out if you're in the area, I know I'll be back soon too!

Each vintage shop I run across has it's own specialties, with Forager being heavy into well curated…read morewomen's clothes. As I'm not practically knowledgeable enough in Gayle's current tastes and size (danger danger Will Robinson!), I skipped all that and settled on a very nice fox-themed coin wallet. The shop is well curated, nicely staffed, and for what interested me, a very good value.

I want to give a big shout to this shop before it decamps for Beaverton…read more Rune & Board came into Hillsboro at a time when Hillsboro retail didn't cater to anyone under the age of, oh, 55 and certainly didn't address the interests of broad swaths of the city's population. R&B made it clear that not only were there a ton of gamers in the area whose needs weren't being addressed whatsoever, but that a knowledgeable staff and a stable space were all that was needed to give that community a home. Also, to be so inclusive of women that my longtime gamer buddy's wife was stunned when she walked in and was not only one of several women in the building, but the only one not actively buying or playing... that's how you start to need double the space. I'll admit, I don't like seeing this place go and I'm not a fan of the trend I'm seeing. We lost the town's only bookstore to Beaverton. Retro Game Store's gaming club and Gongali also moved from west of 185th to Beaverton. If Hillsboro and Forest Grove can't find the space for businesses like these--the ones that actually build communities, create third spaces, and encourage people here to join in and become part of something--they're going to keep losing both business and interest to Beaverton, Portland, and other places that are generally more encouraging. Thank you for my cherished copy of King of Tokyo, more Warhammer gifts than I likely should've purchased my friend, and all of the hours you set up shop for your regulars and newcomers. You're some of the good guys in Downtown Hillsboro, and the place will be less welcoming in your absence.

Really cool place sadly they move too beverton witch is far from me but i understand the need to…read moreexpaned wich i think is really cool for them great prices on Pokémon cards keep it up!

So sad to see that this store is closing!! They opened up in the middle of the pandemic and now are…read moreforced to close their doors soon! They are having a HUGE sale now, everything must go! 50-70% off even the furniture, mirrors and all purses clothes and accessories.

Amazing very very fresh delicious chocolates from the candy basket and cute gifts…read more The elderly woman clerk was beyond sweet and accommodating .

Adorable, small gift shop in downtown Hillsboro…read more I was shopping nearby today in search of some artisan chocolates and another merchant directed me to The Artful Garden. Cute place packed full of unique gifts...great Christmas gift potential: ornaments, jewelry, sweets, art. As for the chocolates, they've got a decent sized selection displayed near the back of the store. I needed 8 boxes for gifts, and not being a big lover of chocolates myself, I let the very sweet and helpful employee make the selections for me. They have a variety of box sizes based off of weight, and pretty good pricing in my opinion. Sweet place with great customer service! :)

Carquest.. why carquest amongst all of these other places i can choose from? well first it was next…read moreto dmv so it was on my way home. But it's more then that, they have a reputation of having better quality parts. The part i was looking for was just an oil filter. Unlike some of the lesser brands that i don't like, carquest filters are made by WIX. The shop is clean, compared to other auto parts that is. No puddles of grease or oil on the ground. Service is simple they get you what you're looking for and that's it. I ask for other parts and instead of automatically assuming it doesn't exist, which has happened, they look it up anyways to be sure. overall a pleasureable shopping experience. i get what i want and no young high school kid arguing with me.

Mark and Ben are awesome and always willing to take care of you. Would have given them five stars…read morebut they wouldn't take my bearing back.

Excellent experiences here. Only suggestion is to post your hours somewhere - maybe in one of the…read morewindows. The last time I was there you were closed. Someone else showed up at the same time and neither of us could find out from the actual location when you are open. Three things to consider about resale; 1) there are no tariffs on resale, 2) it is so much better for our environment, 3) each piece comes with its own history - so much more interesting.

Sadly, the condition of the building is quite poor. There are multiple buckets throughout the store…read morecollecting rain. Major roof problems. This is an unsafe environment for everyone. I give 2 stars over 1 for the low prices and the cashier seemed nice. Do note that her pets are on-site and it is cash only.

My service advisor was Matias Bustos. WOW. Stellar service…read more I was experiencing a check engine light that had to do with the hybrid battery fan that cools the Integrated Motor Assist to the gas engine. My fan needed replacing. I called all around and the dealer actually had the lowest price for repair. Their part was a little more but I could get the part in a few days compared to online (it would have taken a week or more). I needed to not be driving it with that issue going on. Matias got me in more quickly than my scheduled appt. He fixed it a day sooner. He was professional, thorough, knowledgeable, and was very easy to work with. He gave me a diagnostic and agreed that if I was correct in my assessment of the problem, he wouldn't charge me the diagnostic fee. He was true to his word. They fixed the problem while I waited. Matias gave me options in the event that I needed to leave my car. He saved the loaner car for me just in case. The problem was fixed within 2 hours, including diagnostics. I was very impressed with his honesty and his willingness to bend and flex to help me in my bind. He was incredibly kind. I have never had such a pleasant experience with a service advisor before. I will definitely be looking for him the next time I need to take my vehicle in, and request him if I am able. Matias was so helpful. Also, the technician that had worked on my car was very helpful and knowledgeable about the repair and answered all my questions enthusiastically.

0/5 Stars -- Dick's Hillsboro Honda Has Put Me Through Absolute Hell…read moreI bought my car from Dick's Hillsboro Honda on 5/30/26. My husband and I worked our asses off to finally afford something reliable, and I was proud of this purchase. That pride lasted one day. By the next morning, the car was shuddering so badly I had to bring it back. I turned it in to their service department on 6/2/26, and that's where this nightmare began. They told me the car needed a new transmission. Fine. Things happen. But what followed was the most exhausting, unprofessional, and infuriating experience I've ever had with a dealership. For over a month, the service contract company dragged their feet while Dick's Hillsboro Honda kept taking the transmission apart, putting it back together, sending pictures, sending oil samples -- just endless hoops to jump through. It felt like everyone involved was trying to avoid responsibility instead of fixing the car they sold me. After weeks of this, the transmission was finally approved. Then I was told the replacement they received was the wrong one. And the correct one? Back‑ordered for 4-6 weeks. So I waited. And waited. And waited. Communication from the dealership was almost nonexistent. I had to chase updates like it was my job. Eventually, on 7/28/26, they said they found a brand‑new transmission and got it approved. It arrived on 7/31/26. You'd think that would be the end of it -- but no. It is now 8/10/26, and every time I ask for an update, I get nothing. Not "we're working on it," not "almost done," not even "we haven't started." Just silence. And yes, I've had a loaner car this entire time -- but that doesn't excuse the complete lack of communication, the months‑long delay, or the fact that my "new‑to‑me" car has been sitting at their dealership longer than it was ever in my driveway. A loaner doesn't fix the stress, the uncertainty, or the feeling of being ignored by a dealership that clearly doesn't care once the sale is complete. Meanwhile, the online portal says "completed." Completed? Really? Because when I drive by the dealership, my car is sitting outside like it hasn't been touched. You can't move a car with no transmission installed -- so what exactly is "completed"? Since 8/7/26, I've sent nine messages asking for updates. Nine. And yes, I'm becoming a Karen -- because at this point, what other choice do I have? I've had my 2022 Hyundai Tucson for two days before the transmission failed. Two days. Something my husband and I worked so hard for, something we were proud of, something we thought would make life easier -- and instead, it's been nothing but stress, delays, and complete lack of communication. Dick's Hillsboro Honda sold me a car that died immediately, left me without my actual vehicle for months, and can't even be bothered to respond to messages or give basic updates. My one review may mean nothing to a multi‑million‑dollar dealership, but I'm leaving it anyway. No one deserves to go through this. 0 out of 5 stars. If I could give less, I would.

Listen, I get it. Buying a big ticket item like this is stressful. I understand that people go in…read morefeeling either puffed up because THEY'RE THE CUSTOMER or pre-angry because they're nervous. So, I took these reviews with a grain of salt. They didn't respond to your email, one star. You didn't get your price, one star. You didn't get approved for credit, one star. No one fawned over you for wanting to buy a motorcycle at a motorcycle dealership, one star. A thing broke on a bike you bought, one star. I drove over there anyway, prepared for the worst. The phones were ringing off the hooks in there. It's July. Middle of the day on a Tuesday, and they're fielding calls non-stop. Brandon welcomed me in. Asked me what I was looking for. Zero pressure. Without getting into it, it was a rough day for me, and I was looking for something to add a little joy to my life. We talked about family a bit, looked at the bike I had in mind, and I asked him to scratch me out the numbers to think about. He was very clear on the pricing, discounts, add-ons, options for titling, etc. Destination cost is a thing, friends. So is licensing and taxes. In a hot market for a hot bike, so is dealer markup. Welcome to capitalism. Everything was totally transparent and reasonable. So I paid it on the spot. Done. Came back with my wife and picked up a beautifully clean bike a couple of hours later. I genuinely don't know how that could've gone any better. Brandon was exceptionally cool and helpful through the whole transaction, I bought myself a little bit of happiness, and I came out of there with a new friend who I'd do business with again in a heartbeat.

Classic dealer fee bait-and-switch. Watch your paperwork closely!…read more Because I absolutely hate haggling in person, I tried contacting MotoSport Hillsboro ahead of time specifically to get the total out-the-door price in writing. My plan was simple: get the final numbers, walk into the shop, hand them a check, and leave. Instead, they turned it into a textbook fee-padding game. After submitting inquiries through their portal, my communications were ignored for days. When the salesperson, Brandon, finally texted me, he tried to tack on a completely bogus $499 "setup fee" on a used demo bike that was already assembled and sitting on the showroom floor. Under Oregon consumer disclosure rules, assembly and setup fees cannot be weaponized as surprise add-ons to artificially inflate an advertised price. When I called out the illegitimate setup fee and management finally sent over a formal purchase order, they pulled a classic shell game. The setup fee was gone, but they immediately slid in a $200 "document processing fee" that Brandon had completely omitted in our prior conversations. When I pointed out that this fee wasn't mentioned upfront, Rob told me he would only remove the $200 if I took the title paperwork down to the DMV and processed it myself. Why should a customer pay a separate, surprise fee just for a dealership employee to do the clerical job they are already paid to do? They might use lower base pricing online to lure you through the door, but it doesn't matter if they just pad the final contract with hidden back-office fees and give you an exhausting customer service experience. If you are a cash buyer expecting basic honesty, pricing transparency, and respect for your time, go elsewhere. I have attached screenshots of the text history below so you can see the truth for yourself. Watch your contract numbers closely or just make it easier on yourself and get your bike elsewhere. I certainly will!