This has vastly improved since the 1980's when it was the Mt View Mall. The Mt View Mall back then…read morewas a go to place with several anchor stores that have since failed, G. I. Joes and Emporium come to mind. That said, they have done an excellent job adding new sought after businesses such as, Trader Joes, Ross, Best Buy, Staples, etc., you get the picture. It's a go to place for me when visiting the area if I need some items I can usually find them here. I'll be back again!

Seems like a nice shopping area but I see little patronage of the shops along the interior street…read more Lots of activity at the bigger stores such as Food 4 Less, Trader Joe's, Dick's, etc.

Good to see the village thriving after a few difficult years with vacancies. Always a joy to see…read morethe toy and book stores doing especially well. Truly a fun Fourth of July celebration here (the bounce house is a great idea but it was closed throughout the day because of heat; it's in the direct sun without shade). Everything else was stellar, especially the bike parade. Value and quality varies from shop to shop, but charm is definitely there. Service was friendly everywhere we went, which made our time even more enjoyable.

Visiting family in Bend and they took us to The Village at Sunriver. It really feels like a…read moreHallmark destination. Such a lovely shopping center that is cozy with a festive atmosphere. Cost and value varies. It has a cute ice skating rink and all around was beautifully decorated, creating a picture-perfect setting for holiday cheer. The shops were filled with unique gifts and seasonal treasures. However, we loved the crisp winter air, twinkling lights, and the warmth of the holiday vibe. It's the kind of destination that invites you to slow down, soak in the festive spirit, and create lasting holiday memories. A truly picturesque spot that embodies the magic of the season.

First of all yes, it's tight inside and the location has less than perfect parking and the building…read moreis not pleasing to look at. But, it's thrift store raising money for hospice. If you want luxurious thrift store shopping go to Goodwill where your money goes to paying top dollar for beautiful retail space and six digit CEO salaries. With that said, I was able to find the best prices for kitchen basics when my moving truck didn't show up. They charged $1 a pound. I paid only $8 for quite a lot of quality items. Also, needed clothes to start a job and found some very nice and a few brand new items. Blouses are only $4, sweaters are $6 or $8. The staff was helpful and friendly. They also have a 7 day return policy if tags are left on and you have receipt. Another bonus they are open on Sunday if you only have weekends to shop.

They hide their return policy in a spot you can never read it then don't offer real refunds for…read morebroken products they sell. The manager told me they had a 7 day return policy for everything so I wouldn't have to worry if the raft i bought had holes or didn't hold air. I bought it and brought it home only to find it had too many holes to be worth dealing with. So I brought it back on the seventh day and was told they couldn't do cash back on things without a tag, told them it wasn't sold with a tag, they then changed it to well anything over 20 is store credit only, okay nobody told me that and it isn't posted anywhere, then they change it to well actually the policy says exchange only and then point to a tiny 8x11 sign written in sharpie and hidden behind a bucket on their processing table. I moved the bucket and read that it says in tiny writing that it's store credit only and then in even smaller writing it says that store credit expires in 1 year. So now I'm even more upset because I don't live in bend and I won't be able to use a store credit within a year and I tell them such. They then completely shut it down and tell me I can leave my name and number for the owner. Still haven't received a call. Clearly just gonna blow me off. I would never recommend this thrift store. Complete shady business and deceptive practices. Save your money for Habitat for Humanity, they stand by their sales.

A beautiful store with a great lay out that's easy on the eyes and senses…read more Got a lovely graphic tee and unique button up for 70 dollars all in. You can tell it's well curated and that the items are solid quality. Definitely worth a visit.

This store is so cool and really nicely designed! I got two cute oversize vintage travel…read moresweatshirts for $25 each. They have a robust selection at all price points. Tees and sweatshirts ranged from about $25-$150 depending on what it was. The vintage denim jackets were around $100 and the leather jackets were more expensive, as to be expected. Vintage Levi's, belts, formal clothing too... Lots of cowgirl boots. Some kids clothes. Great selection! The gal working was friendly and helpful too. Definitely recommend!

I will tell you what Ben has an absolute banger of an antique scene... Granted the prices are on…read morethe higher side like most bigger cities so unless you seem like really liked, you're not really good get that steal of a deal to speak Now we didn't end up, grabbing a few things, but nothing really that bigger major and the bill definitely added up quickly at the end. It's actually a few of them all clustered in the same area so definitely check out your maps and within about a 15 minute drive you can hit a crazy about selection and pure size. I think we must've walked a couple acres of antique stores in this area.

Smaller inside than I expected but still, a lot of stuff. Easy to browse and the prices seem…read morereasonable. Don't forget to look through the items outside.

Eurosports is a must-visit on any trip to Sisters. This was my second trip to Sisters in two years,…read moreand (thus) my second trip to Eurosports. This time, it was on the eve of the famous Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show, so the beer garden was full of lively sewists enjoying some brews and live music. They had a couple of food trucks on-site, too, although the lines were long so I just enjoyed a beer (or two) and went on my merry way. The staff here were friendly, and the beer-on-tap selection, while not huge, had plenty of variety and I was able to find a nice, cold amber ale that I enjoyed immensely in the warm summer hear. Bonus: if you need some bike supplies, they've got those too!

Eurosport Bike Shop is so much more than just a bike shop!…read more My husband and I have become regulars at their Thursday trivia nights and Friday live music--both are such a blast. The vibe is always welcoming and fun, and the food carts on-site are consistently delicious. Plus, the Eurosport staff serve up great beverages with genuine friendliness. Yes, they do rent and sell bikes (and do it well). We've purchased a bike from them that we absolutely love, and they've also helped us get one of our older bikes road-ready again. Their service is knowledgeable, thorough, and never pushy. Honestly, even if you're not a cyclist, Eurosport is still worth a visit. Between the entertainment, food, drinks, and awesome community atmosphere, there's something here for everyone. Highly recommend checking it out!

Only open a few days a week but do darn cute!! Packed to the brim with great finds. When I'm back…read morein town I will visit again!

What a local treasure! The Second Tern has a wonderful selection of sporting goods, furniture,…read moreantiques, clothing, housewares and more. I've been there several times in the past few weeks and am impressed by how easy it is to drop off donated items and and how willing the staff (volunteers, I believe) is to carry things to the car, pack items carefully, and even help shovel our car out of the snow! You can't enter the Second Tern without a spritz of hand sanitizer, and everyone inside wears a mask. The funds go to the Sunriver Nature Center and the Oregon Observatory, so it's all for a good cause!

I had an unbelievably frustrating experience at this consignment shop, and I would strongly caution…read moreanyone considering doing business here. This wasn't even my first red flag. I previously tried consigning at their other location in town and was told they were booked out months in advance--and that I'd need to log on the moment appointments opened just to secure a spot. That level of rigidity for a consignment shop is absurd and should have been my warning sign. I decided to try their other location and am equally appalled. Similarly, I had to make an appointment just to consign items. Then I had to rearrange my work schedule to accommodate an assigned appointment to pick up unsold items, which was not chosen by me but instead just delegated to me. I showed up on time, only to be met with dismissive, flippant indifference from staff. Despite having a scheduled appointment to collect unsold items, I was told I couldn't consign additional items during that appointment--but could come back later (literally 45 minutes later) to do so with NO ONE else in the shop. I was also told I could come back yet again, in a different visit, to pick up a check for my sold items. How many separate trips am I expected to make for one transaction? Their entire process is wildly inefficient and completely disrespectful of customers' time. You're limited in how many items you can bring, the drop-off windows are narrow and rigid, and even if your items are in-season and in great condition, they can still be rejected based on their inventory. And after spending hours of my life arranged around their schedule, the payout is a complete joke. I was told I'd be receiving $38 total despite consigning multiple items, including a Michael Kors purse, with zero transparency around how that number was calculated. When I asked for an itemized breakdown, they had to log into yet another system and told me they'd send a link so that I could jump through yet more hoops to learn what each item sold for. Unsurprisingly, that link never came. To make matters worse, they couldn't even issue a check on the spot and instead claimed it would be mailed. That was four weeks ago--I still haven't received anything. So after rearranging my schedule, making multiple unnecessary trips, and dealing with their disorganized process and rude staff, I have exactly zero dollars to show for it. Between the lack of organization, constant "we need to log into another system" excuses, restrictive and inconvenient policies, and the irreverent staff, this business operates in a way that feels intentionally opaque and financially unfair to its customers. Bend is absolutely due for an ethical, flexible consignment shop that actually values its customers--because this place clearly does not. I strongly recommend others think twice before trusting this shop with their items.

I love this place. I usually find something flattering and unique and not only am I not destroying…read morethe envinroment but also supporting local business. I got my absolute favorite pair of Frye boots here last winter and they were perfectly broken in but not creepy used shoes at all. The prices are not dirt cheap like you would find in a thrift store but Angela curates the items very well. If you are someone who does not enjoy riflingh through racks and racks of tons of clothes, this place is for you. Some people have mentioned that prices are higher than they expect, but let;s be honest, most of the in person shopping in Bend is from fast fashion brands where cheap clothes mean destroying the environment as well as child labor. The vibe is also great and they make it easy to try stuff on and always gove me good advice on what looks good. I love their local items as well, like jewelry and candles, etc.