The place did not impress me. The prices did not seem that cheap, at least for what I was looking…read morefor, and it seemed like junk everywhere. I don't think I'll be back.

I worked at this place a couple years ago and when the 17-year-old girl didn't want to go put money…read morein the safe at the end of the shift. I told her that in my book I considered that lazy. She just said she was too tired to put it in there. We were all responsible for it and I was fired for calling her lazy because I guess it made her cry after work. Life's rough get a helmet

The Dusty Tiger is a hidden gem of a shop located near the Oak Grove Fred Meyers near Milwaukie…read moreOregon. Lots of different cool stuff to look at very reasonable prices. You should definitely check it out if you love browsing (and buying) fun things you never knew you needed.

David is always nice and accommodating and knowledgeable. If he isn't, he will admit to it. Great…read moreselection of a lot of different stuff and the prices are great. It's clean and neat and easy to look at. Great hours as well.

The Superstore's clean and organized and full of friendly staff. I shop there with a checklist…read morethat usually gets fulfilled. It also is my sister's and and young neice's favorite store.

Got treated so poorly by the man in donation he got in my face and he told me he was the manager…read morewhich is false information would never go somewhere that makes me feel so unsafe please be careful

Not a regular shopper at Bargain Market but wandered in to grab a bag of salad for dinner. Wow, I…read morewas impressed with how large the aisles were and how much inventory. The variety of items was also impressive. Of course they have all the snacks, chips, cookies and pantry items, but they had lots of healthy frozen meals - the bowls that have brown rice, protein and veggies - for several dollars less than a grocery store. The best find was 32 oz jars of Rao's Marinara sauce for $7.99. Costco sells for $8.99 but the jars are 28 Oz and Safeway, QFC and others sell the 24 Oz jars for 8.99. Typically I make my own sauce but in a pinch, I use jar. I've tried them all and the best, the most like homemade is Rao's. With a short ingredient list of tomatoes, onions, olive oil and basil, it's also healthy. No added sugars or preservatives. I may go back just to pick up a few more jars as stock does rotate and I'm not sure this will be there for long. When I'm at Bargain Market, it's not for my regular shopping. It's more about wandering the aisles, looking for, well, bargains, and buying a bunch of random items! Yesterday I bought Betty Crocker Brownie mix for a small 8x8 square pan, 2 for $1.00; Pop-it chips, $1.49; bagged baby greens, $1.99; Swanson low sodium chicken broth, $1.99 buy 2 get one free; and a Healthy Choice chicken and broccoli bowl, $3.99. They have a vast selection of wine and you truly can find really good deals. Same with the cheese but do read for expiration dates. Usually on the cheese they are near expiration and cheese doesn't last long past those dates. Of course I didn't get a basket! An employee evidently saw me with my arms full and without even asking, went and got me a basket. The checkout was fine. Cashier wasn't openly friendly but I don't care about those things. Not there to make friends, I'm there to save money!

With another change in ownership the floor reset showed promise. However, a simple purchase…read moreresulted in a nasty encounter with a manager & the owner. Presenting the receipt with the explanation that I had been overcharged and requested a refund. The cashier was uncertain on how to proceed and called for the manager. The manager, a regrettable sort came in hot and challenged my claim I was due a refund. I explained to her that the charge in question involved a product sold as a pack of four for $0.99 but was charged $0.99 each resulting in a nearly twenty dollar overcharge. Said manager aggressively challenged my claim so I suggested we go take a look at the shelf tag as evidence of my claim. Off she sprang with me in tow loudly commenting on my claim, expressing that I'm wrong. Once we examine the shelf tag, she reads it loudly and claims that the tag is describing a four-pack with each unit in the pack sold as a separate piece. I countered her claim telling her that the way the tag is read by myself and every previous store employee that it is a pack of four for $0.99. Nowhere is it written as $0.99 each. Loudly she storms off declaring that she's not going to argue with me and making comments akin to the customer is always right. Such an ugly display of management I'm shocked by her behavior realizing no matter what I offer as an explanation she's not going to hear it. We arrive back at the cash register where she loudly advises her clerk to give me my refund. I think she said, "Give him what he wants." By this time I'm tired of her aggressive and uncouth manner that I express my dissatisfaction with her treatment which infuriates her further. Quite the role model. I ask for her name and in turn she says she doesn't have to give it to me. I'm beside myself in regret for having to deal with this person and her disrespectful manner. The issue is that I was overcharged and asked for a refund of the difference. My request was couched pleasantly. By the end of this reprehensible encounter I'm certain I let a choice expletive slip for my mouth. I'm not accustom to such rude management and felt provoked because of this woman's relentless verbal assault. The cashier struggled to do the arithmetic and clearly was upset by the corrosive moment. As she handed me the change due, I remarked that I simply came in for a refund. I wasn't angry that a mistake was made. The young guy who made the sale was standing at the next register but remained mute. I sked the cashier for names, she politely gave them to me and I left the store. I returned a day or two later to meet with the new owner, Robb. As I introduced myself I sensed Rob was operating on a hidden agenda, rushing me along as I attempted to share my displeasure with the treatment received in his store. I asked for an apology and got this instead. Robb advised me that there are two sides to every story. I asked him which side was he referring to and he told that his employees both complained that I used foul language. I admitted that regrettably I let an expletive slip but that was after his manager mistreated me and the refund request. Nope. Rob wasn't having it. I cussed. "Get out of my store" he declared realizing we were standing near customers making their purchases. He lowered his voice a bit as I stared at him in total disbelief. Robb wasn't going to have his employees disrespected by an irritated customer despite the employees instigating conflict when no conflict was necessary. I laughed and called him an asshole, then left the store. After years of shopping at this location this new owner turns out to be a real gem of leader. Both he and his manager used the same phrase- "This conversation is over." The abrupt, rude posture seems consistent with today's society and its disregard for civility. In the absence of humility it is incumbent on me to resolve the matter through self-examination and personal adjustment which will come easy as my options of where I will spend my money are plenty. Good luck, Robb.

Sherri is hands-down the most professional, transparent, and genuinely trustworthy person you could…read moreask for when mattress shopping. My family has worked with her for as long as I can remember, and there's a reason we keep coming back. She actually listens to what you need (comfort, budget, sleep preferences) and then guides you toward the right fit--without pressure, gimmicks, or the usual "let's start you on the most expensive bed so everything else feels cheap" routine that other stores do. With Sherri, you don't have to haggle or play games to get a fair deal. She's upfront, honest, and she'll get you the best price without making you fight for it. You can tell she only carries mattresses she truly believes in--she doesn't push something just because it's pricey. She took her time with us, explained everything clearly, and made sure we felt confident in what was right for us before we left, no matter what that meant. Also worth mentioning: she's amazing with kids. She made our kiddo feel welcome and included, which made the whole experience less stressful and honestly kind of special. If you want a no-pressure, genuinely helpful mattress-buying experience with someone who actually cares that you sleep well--go see Sherri. Highly recommend- best in the business a she has some cool/neat tips and tricks to make sure the mattress you take home is the best fit long term. Mattresses in store are always more broken-in so often when you get home and get the brand new mattress it feels stiff and harder than you remember in store- and her tips and tricks help make sure it'll still be right for you once you get home. Absolutely must go!

We were referred to this mattress place because they had pillows. The ladies there are very nice…read moreand very friendly. We ended up buying a bed there! The pillow didn't work out for me so well but they worked with me on that. I really liked this place and I'd highly recommend it!

I love this place. Such cute clothes and always replenishing. Also, lots of toys and shoes. Great…read morediscount rack too!

Super fun spot to find some fun goodies new and used available and such fabulous owners!read more

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've been coming to this location since I opened my bakery in 2012. All the best ingredients for…read moreitems I don't consider local. For local ingredients the Farmers Market is the best source but be expected to pay 3x what they're worth (trust me I know I used to sell my goods at Farmers Markets). This C&C is clean and well stocked. They have an enormous variety and great weekly specials. I enjoy receiving coupons in the mail and finding new products when I visit weekly sometimes twice a week. You get to know the high volume times as well as the low volume times. Honestly, there are days and times when you have the entire store to yourself or you're stuck in line way back behind all the folks who thinks this is CostCo. Drives me nuts. I loved this store even more back when you had to prove you had a small business and it was exclusive but those days have long since passed and for some strange reason keeps the conversation with the employees humorous. Every time I've picked up the wrong thing - wrong yeast - wrong cheese - whatever, they are totally cool with bringing it back and exchanging it. No questions asked which is more than I can say for most food stores. And plus they will actually start carrying an item if you request it which also a huge bonus (my beloved Shepherd's Grain Flour I could only find at Puratos in BFE). So if you need excellent customer service, a huge selection and don't mind the folks who go there to buy one single carton of eggs to hold up the line you are in for a treat. I know I am - I'll be heading over in about a half hour to get my weekly goods.

Had everything I needed for a party for 100 people Was…read moreclean and the staff were super helpful

This used to be my favorite LGS. They have large game nights and I enjoyed the atmosphere…read more Took a collection of mid-high value cards in, after they failed to respond to my emails. Waited a few days and finally got an offer on my cards. Offer was ridiculously low. I said no thanks, I'll come get my cards. As soon as I said I wasn't interested Steve was rude over the phone. Tried arguing with me about the value of the cards, their condition, etc. I told him I wasn't interested in arguing and would simply come get my cards. Went in an hour later and Lo and behold, some were missing. I mentioned this to Steve. I noticed his hands were obviously shaking. As soon as I said something about the missing cards he got extremely defensive. He acted like I had accused him directly (which I did not, I understand mistakes sometimes happen). He then tried to escalate the situation, raising his voice in the crowded store and yelling at me in front of dozens of people. It was Friday night, they were hosting a game night. Steve continued to yell at me, even as I walked out. Unprofessionalism, cards disappearing, and insultingly low offers seem to be par for the course, judging by the reviews. I'll be going to Guardian Games from now on.

Very friendly staff. They pointed me in the right direction for some cards my kiddo needed for her…read morePokémon deck. Will be back!