Bought an air fryer here, it's amazing. Bi mart always has friendly staff and great prices. A solid…read morereturn policy if you're unsatisfied and lots of locations.

Bi-Mart is an institution in the Pacific Northwest, and though it started in Washington, the…read morecompany is now headquartered in west Eugene. (I worked at one of the stores so I know a little of the history!) It's a membership store, so you pay $5 and you have a lifetime membership. They have a drugs section, though the pharmacies at Bi-Mart have closed (ostensibly a result of Walgreens' incursion). There's also an electronics section (possibly with photo developing still, though I wonder who still has a film camera for developing), housewares, hardware, and sporting goods. And then a catch-all department with food/clothing/etc. Bi-Mart sells hunting licenses and stuff, so it's not uncommon for people to come for that. Don't forget to come in on Lucky Number Tuesday to see if you won a prize!

I have always loved this store / Business they have always delivered what they promise and I love…read morethat they have the best return policy besides Nordstrom This place has deals I mean special occasions deals every year like 4 times a year when anyone with a small budget can get high end items @ a very affordable price. They have free gifts with certain purchases I really love that . They are Just the best store to shop in store or online you won't regret it not ever I truly believe that everyone should shop here at least twice a year I received a free Coach bag that is a 500 hundred dollar bag & I got it free with a perfume purchase the bag was worth more then what I paid them for This is what I mean by saying anything can afford to shop here How can you not afford deals like this I also was given a free set of diamond earrings. So Try them you won't be sorry.

purchased a $50 hanging basket; in less than 2 weeks it was dead. Their response was no refund or…read morereplacement. I was told They have never had this problem before. If you believe that, I have a bridge to sell.

Clearance sale happening. First time visiting. Back to school items are abundant especially bento…read moreboxes, lunch boxes, backpacks. But the shoe selection was outstanding as was the purse selection for unique and reasonably priced. Kierstyn was helpful with item that was missing a tag. Looking forward to returning.

The second stop one hour just graduate from college and you need some new clothes for summer tour…read morecontinues with Nordstrom's rack. Great store with a lot of cool finds. This one is set up a little bit different than the one in Henderson, but still all cool with good stuff to sift through.

Fred Meyer was the original one stop shopping spot. When I was growing up it was kind of the fancy…read moreplace--we didn't shop there a lot because it was more expensive than Safeway or Shopko or whatever. It's gone downhill in a huge way, which probably in part started with the acquisition by Kroger. My mom needed to stop here for something today so I went in to check out the kid's section. They had some cute stuff and a pretty good sale happening so I ended up buying some shirts, dresses, pants, a coat, and some other things. As part of the sale was a $10 off coupon for purchase of $50 or more. We got to the checkout and I asked the woman who was ringing me up about one of the prices, which hadn't rung up correctly. She said that I needed to have my card and since I don't have one I put in my sister's number. It wasn't bringing up her account so I said I guess I needed to get a card, and the cashier said that she didn't know if she had any at the cash stand. I tried a couple more times with my sister's number with the same result so I said I'd need to get a card and she said the same, like that was the end of it. I mean, I wanted a card of course so I could get the discounts; if they didn't have any at that cash stand, where would I get one? She did find one and scanned it in, so things looked good. Then came time to scan the $10 off coupon. It wouldn't ring up. She tried it two or three times and it didn't reduce the total by a penny. Again, the cashier was kind of neutral about it and just said I must not have purchased enough stuff. My total was $93 so that was not the issue. The cashier again just was ready to leave it at that until I asked if there was a manager who could help, so she called over the manager. They kept insisting that I hadn't spent enough money or something because the coupon wouldn't work, but they couldn't articulate why and there was nothing on the coupon that said it shouldn't be applicable; in fact, it specifically stated that you could use it with other discounts and coupons. I insisted that they honor the coupon since they couldn't tell me why it wasn't valid except to say that it wasn't scanning. The manager called someone else and I guess was told to just start putting in codes until the right amount was taken off, which they did; first $5 came off and then they entered one that lowered the price to $73. The manager then said that because it had taken off more that nothing in the purchase would be returnable. What?? I was buying children's clothes, and kids clothes are not always the most accurate in sizing (especially with a ~93rd percentile child)! I said that was ridiculous that I couldn't return something if it didn't fit--it wasn't my problem that they weren't able to get it to work properly and that didn't correct it when more came off than should have. She continued to say nothing would be returnable. I don't know how they'd enforce that, honestly, but since I bought almost all of it a size larger than should be necessary it should fit (though of course I'd return it if it didn't; otherwise I'd be out the money with clothes that didn't fit). To add insult to injury, the cashier apologized repeatedly to the guy who was in line behind us. Yes, he'd been waiting, but there are other cashier stands in the store. And we'd also been waiting at least 10 minutes while they figured out the whole thing! But not a single apology for my mom (who had her own stuff to purchase) or me. Just all around a terrible experience, and luckily for me I don't shop at Fred Meyer.

Bought Philips razor and it had someone's body hair on it, made a return and bought another, more…read morehair

Probably the 2nd worst Home Goods location I've ever been to. They really don't have much of…read moreanything and it's hard to find stuff. The store just feels super disorganized. Want kitchen items? They seem to be scattered everywhere. A little over here, a little over there. It's not an efficient place to shop. And relative to other Home Goods stores, it felt very lacking in substance. Nothing very exciting. Imagine the remnants of every other store combined in one place. All the stuff nobody wanted, 1 of each thing. Employees aren't particularly helpful or friendly. We tried asking for help in something we were looking for and the woman we encountered clearly had no interest in being bothered. It was very much a "if you can't find it on the shelf we don't have it" attitude. Other floor staff were similar in personality. Like you're in their way being in the store. The person at checkout was so much better - she was super nice. I think people who are impressed by this store have never been to a GOOD Home Goods store. Most are so much better than this one.

If you are looking for some new cloths, or looking for some decorations for the house TJ Maxx is a…read moregreat place to look for a reasonable price.

Target is always a fun place to look around but when you haven't been to one in way over a year,…read moreit's beyond exciting. Of course, I was looking for rugs, which isn't quite as exciting. There were so much at a Target. And, despite, my best efforts looking at everything, I left with only rugs. The rugs were really nice-thick, cushy and pretty to look at so I was very pleased. I would definitely go back to Target. It's a great store for everything you could need in the home.

"Due to high volume wait times are slow" - this is the message I got when I came for drive-up. What…read morehigh volume? There was no one waiting when I got here and one person showed up a few minutes into my wait. And it was early in the morning in the middle of the week. Oh well, I got my stuff. I do love Target and that they have the pick-up option (which they've had since before the pandemic, because I was using it months before that happened) because it makes it so much more convenient for me to shop and I don't have to shop online. Thanks, Target!

This Walmart is one of my favs! The staff is always kind and patient, the produce is fresh; it…read morereally is just a joy to shop here for my essentials! Now, moving on. Karen, if you are reading this, I am talking about you. "I'm not trying to be a Karen." Lol, maybe lay off of the alcohol you were buying and rethink your attitude before you say that again. It is unbecoming of an ADULT to publicly berate a worker, let alone a minor, because you didn't think the store had enough staffing, and you didn't want to wait in the line like the rest of us. Patience is a virtue. I get that you wanted to go home and get back to your "book club," but I can assure you that screaming at everyone, huffing and puffing about, and demanding the manager isn't going to get you out of Walmart any quicker, lady. NEXT: Dude, bro, the chillest employee ever: YOU ROCK! You have great customer service etiquette, and you were so patient with my buying so much junk, lol. It was a pleasure meeting you, and I hope that Karen didn't sour your day too much. You definitely deserve a raise AND a pat on the back, man! Thank you for your hard work! Take care. - A Decent Human Being.

Your store needs to better mark where you pick up on-line orders. I came into the store tonight to…read morepick up an order....my 1st time in the store. I asked a couple of employees where to go and they told me to go to the doorway at the front door. When i got to this doorway i asked the employees "Am i supposed to enter here for my pickup order?" The employee rudely told me to "step back". Apparently i wasn't supposed to enter the door way, but instead stand outside the door and wait for them to come to me. If that's the case there should be signs or a rope to stop us from entering. I went out of my way to buy a specific thing at this store and won't do it again.

Bi-Mart has a little of everything and is so conveniently located. Saves me from running all over…read moretown. The possibility of it closing will be a terrible loss for the community, seniors and others who don't drive so I hope it stays for a long time!

Seeing as bimart s new policy is to ID everyone for alcohol purchases, and I being over 70 years of…read moreage, my new policy will be to take my business elsewhere. I find it a personal affront to be IDed for a legal purchase what I have been doing for over 50 years. It is degrading and shows what little faith/training bimart has in their hired help if those individuals cannot assertain someones age difference between 30 and 70. Its a sad state of aff airs

Whenever I am in town, I take my kids to this mall and stock up on whatever clothes or items they…read moreneed from a mall. This place is always kept well and clean. I've seen many stores come and go but sometimes it's nice to see a familiar place when I come here. The food court has a good variety of food choices, so it helps if you have a group that want different things. This area is not particularly my favorite. It seems a little unkept and dingy. Maybe an update and a little bit more lighting will bring it back to life.

The Valley River Center in Eugene, OR is a great place to go for all kids on different stores and…read moreI'm sure one of them you'll find something you like. They have a food court with various styles of food, even Cinnabon. Every time we go into a shop, we're always greeted and they've got great service. Most ask if we're looking for something in particular or if can help us find something. There's a movie theater there, the city bus runs a route to the Valley River Center. Even during college football, you can park there and take busses to the home games at no charge. If you're looking for stores like Bath & Body, Victoria Secret, JC Penny, Macy's, or food or just a movie, you'll like Regal Cinemas.

This is my favorite store. I love going in.on Tuesday's to check my lucky number. The service is…read moregreat and the items that I get are amgood.value

Great prices. Good selection of many types of products. Also very helpful hunting/fishing…read morepersonnel.