I have been in the store a few times and I will continue to go there. The store is always neat and…read moreclean, the employees friendly and helpful. The store usually has what I am looking for.

This building used to be the Walterville Market and has been there for over 30 years. It has…read morechanged hands several times over the years. Before Walterville Market it was Schwartz Brothers, Rays Food Place and an IGA, but always a grocery store. This past August it was purchased and opened as a Dollar General. We stopped in on Christmas Eve and the store is a huge improvement from the most recent market. They appear to have done a nice job renovating the building. Dollar General offers food, snacks, health and beauty items, cleaning supplies, housewares, seasonal items and paper products. This location will be great for people headed up river who need to stop for basic items for their day or weekend trip. It's also really convenient for locals who live East of the Thurston area of Springfield. The prices seemed reasonable and the store was clean and well organized. It also felt like there were a lot more amenities inside verses the past grocery stores.

This Target is big so you can usually find what you're looking for. The aisles are well-labeled…read morewith the exception of the walls, which can be hard to find the aisle markers for. The people who work here are friendly and seem to really enjoy their jobs. Like all Targets it can be a little pricey, but it's also cheaper than other department stores for some things so it just kind of depends on what you're looking for. The parking lot is big and easy to navigate. There's a light right next to it so you can easily get in and out without too much trouble. I really only go to Target for specific items but since I live close to this one I have no reason not to go here.

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.

I come in here a lot. On days when I need escape from work life, I like to come in to Nordstrom…read moreRack and look around. If you come here frequently, that's how you can get the best deals, because you never know what new product they will be getting in! Nordstrom Rack has pretty much everything clothing and accessory-wise that you could need: pajamas, exercise apparel, outerwear, jewelry, bags, shoes, and more. And oh, the shoes. I've gotten Tory Burch, Jack Rogers, and Marc Jacobs shoes here before. If there's something I've bought here more than anywhere else, it would be shoes. They have a good selection, and if you don't see what you like at this particular location, you can always order something on Nordstromrack.com, which has a wider selection. Say that pair of shoes you ordered from the website doesn't fit? No big deal; you can bring them here to return, and there's a 90 day return policy. My latest trip here was unplanned. I was out doing errands and grocery shopping, and my umbrella broke. And of course since it's Eugene, a torrential downpour started. Rather than risk the chance of my purse getting ruined from the rain, I stopped in here before I headed over to Trader Joe's to look for an umbrella. And sure enough, they had a variety of umbrellas to choose from! I ended up getting a good quality umbrella here for $12.99, whereas the cheapest umbrellas across the way at Bed, Bath and Beyond were $18.99. Not to mention, my new green chevron print umbrella is far cuter than the plain black ones at BBB. In a city with a sad excuse for a mall (the Valley River Center, that is), this is one of the few places where you can get good quality clothes, shoes, accessories, and more.

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.

This place is great if you are looking for random great deals. My husband was super excited that…read morethey had his favorite kind of coffee for $4 (normally ~$12, we've never seen it for less than $6 at other discount stores). Also got him a brand new pair of Dockers for $10. Most cereal was $1.75 a box. Lots of random stuff. The selection is very hit and miss, but great deals if they have something you want.

Didn't interact with any staff, so can not say much. But they have a good selection here, okay…read moreprices. Not the best I've seen. Found what we came for a good price at least. Towels, soap, Tupperware. We went on a Saturday so it was kind of crowded, not the fault of the store but the aisles are small so it's definitely not a place I'd choose to go to relax while shopping on the weekend. The set up doesn't work well with a lot of people.

I had a great experience the other day! Circe helped me find an associate when I needed help after…read morehelping me find a good outfit for a date and again saw Circe come out of the bathroom keeping it clean which I really appreciated it and Camryn helped me find the stuff I needed overall a fantastic experience best store I have ever been too! Great prices as well I spent less than I thought I would. And the clothes selection is amazing come and see.

My daughter in law and I along with my 2 year old granddaughter, went shopping yesterday. She found…read morea toy shopping cart and went around and around the store. The most beautiful clerks would periodically put a ball in her cart, a package of children's garden tools and finally a book. She had such a glorious time with these beautiful women. Upon leaving , we checked out and we're at the door when Hazel turned around going back to hug the women who helped her, who saw her. This place is a gem beyond measure.

This is the best thrift store in Eugene. You used to be able to actually find good deals on stuff…read morebut now poachers are waiting in line on Tuesday mornings to nab the good stuff and take to their resale shops and jack the prices up (just an educated guess). Still good for finding knick knacks and random cooking things. All volunteer staff means card transactions can be kinda slow so it's best to bring cash.

Helpful, friendly service and great products. Previously, we've purchased two sofas and a bed…read moreframe, which we LOVE, and we just bought a modern recliner that is beyond comfortable from West Avenue. Beautiful soft leather, high quality piece. Love it!

Almost bought a very expensive sofa. But the salesperson decided to walk away from us, after giving…read moreus fabrics to pick from, and talk to another couple. After waiting for him to come back for over ten minutes, we've taken our business elsewhere. Just very surprised that he would walk away in the middle of a potential (probable) sale.

Great little shop, especially good for gifts, bags, and toys. Honey Farm is locally owned so they…read morecan order things in especially if you ask for it. This is the main retailer for Vera Bradley products in Eugene. They're also one of the few places in town with a good selection of HOBO Intl bags, my favorite purse brand! This is an especially good place to find baby gifts, and toys for small children. You'd be surprised at how big their selection is, in the back of the store. They'll gift wrap it for you too!

This store is full of collectible and fragile things. Be ware when bringing little ones!…read moreThey carry studio 56, fenton, etc. Millions of dolls watch you as you walk around the store...creepy... My grandma loves to come here when she comes to town. It's the local chatcke heaven!