Went in to go pick out a suit wasn't expecting any help then Kenzi came and helped me pick…read moreeverything out, she was super helpful and couldn't have been nicer. Very good experience and decent deals

I feel like every time we come here, the store is always a mess and unorganized. Both upstairs and…read moredownstairs in several departments. And curbside pick-up is the worst. Always waiting more than 15 mins for just a simple pick-up.

The last few times I have gone, people follow me around. It's annoying. I know they work there. It…read moremakes me not want to shop there. Just because some people steal doesn't mean everyone is suspicious. I have a hard time shopping, I can't make decisions fast, and I may looked confused. Don't discriminate against people with brain disability.

I'll Definitely never shop here again!!! Beware of the…read moreRacist manager and Security!!! These BOYS stopped me for shoplifting ??! I didn't even still anything !! I clearly had my receipt for all my items but being Black automatically profile me as a shoplifter The took me to be back and called the cops which never showed up because these boys accuse me of stealing a five dollar cup!!! Thanks BOYS you boys have really been a piece of work I'll definitely cancel my target card ASAP Screw you, target

Talk about nostalgia! I was in Washington looking for food recommendations when I was led to Smack…read moreTown. It was only after pulling into the mall that I realized it was inside the food court. Normally I would've tried to find something else, but to be honest, I wasn't mad about it. Surprisingly enough, Oregon's capitol city of Salem is smaller than I'd expected before making the move. There are a couple of what used to be thriving malls that have dwindled down to host small, lesser known businesses. I grew up in the 80s when malls were the social hub and all the rage. Walking inside, I could see the adaptation to today's consumers with remnants of days gone by. Poised right by the entrance is a K-Pop store and adjacent Anime Town. The little kids play area was just as obnoxious as I remember, all screams included. Upstairs was a bungee style trampoline for bigger kids wanting a little more thrill. There was a Hot Wheels vending machine and fresh fruit dessert stand featuring the ever popular Dubai chocolate over strawberries for a mere $18 (ouch!). Perhaps it was the season, but the parking lot was packed. It was nice to see some of the favs of my youth; PacSun, Vans, and Hot Topic, and FYE. There were also some cool shops I'd never heard of. We enjoyed our lunch and had to depart with little time to spend browsing, but I really want to come back. If there was a deterrent to be mentioned, it's the 8+% tax, a significant hit when you're used to zero state tax.

This mall is very busy and has a lot of shopping and dinning options. It should be easy to find…read morewhatever you need in this mall, with all the numerous choices.

Kimberly at guest services is not helpful and should really adjust her approach. She would not…read morehonor a sign for a discount and then made it seem like it was my problem.

While this is a smaller target I wanted to shout out the employees who work here ! I have lived…read morearound the corner for 2 years and it is so convenient. There have been several employees who have been so kind and helpful. They always have clean aisles and usually put things up and change displays quickly with not much fuss to the customers.

Employee Lori who helps with greeting people and checking receipts is AMAZING!!!! I went in tonight…read morefor a couple of things for my son who's birthday is coming. She helped me get one of his gifts that fell from my cart and rolled under some merchandise. She got on her knees and scooped the gift under a pallet of sodas. I was ready to give up and she stayed there helping until she got it out!!! Thank you so much Lori!

I've been using the grocery pick-up option at this location weekly for about 5 years now. It has…read morereally saved me time and stress from grocery shopping. The app is extremely easy to use. I love that I can change my order multiple times up until a few hours before my grocery pick-up time window. I can also create and set up my order a week in advance. You can set up specific substitutions when creating your grocery order. They also notify you of any substitutions prior to your pick-up time so you can approve or reject them prior to pick-up. On occasion I do have some issues with produce items...brown lettuce, gouged fruit or moldy strawberries. When this happens I immediately go to the app and request a refund. It's a quick and painless process and they'll refund you immediately without having to bring the item back to the store. The employees are mostly friendly and helpful. Most load groceries with care. I have had a smashed bread loaf here and there, but mostly no grocery loading issues. They have moved the grocery pick-up area to the opposite side of the store since my last review. It's a much bigger area and has about twice the spots as the other side did. There are plenty of signs at both entrances to help navigate the newer location. I absolutely love using the grocery pick-up option. It has been a welcoming stress-free option for me and my household. I would highly recommend!

Lemme tell you something, that fella Rayge working there? Excellent fella, give em a raise why…read moredon't you. There was one employee however who wasn't very nice, said his name is John pork which I know is a lie because that would be an internet meme my grandchildren showed me, I don't like liars pennys. And I sure do not like that employee John if that is even his name

Shopping in Vancouver, Washington…read more.. My niece and I were at Vancouver Mall and noticed that JCPenney was one of the tenants. We decided to take a look. JCPenney is not in Honolulu anymore. I have fond childhood memories of my Auntie Alice taking my mom, sisters, and me to lunch at the former Ala Moana location. I also have fond memories of shopping at the Las Vegas location with my Auntie Lily, my mom, and my sister (the mom of my niece). So, with my niece, I feel like we've come full circle and have crossed the generations. I told her how her grandma liked certain brands like Liz Claiborne because of the quality and reasonable prices - especially in the clearance sections! It was a unique experience... like reliving the times that I had with different relatives...

Recently moved to the area and we have so much to purchase. Marshalls and other home goods stores…read moreare becoming our daily stops. The store is clean and stocked.

I love shopping at Marshalls, always very clean, and well organized. I don't have a problem with…read morestaff always helpful. Some customers are always a bit nice, however I have had a few pretty awful remarks because my daughter is Special Needs. I think maybe because it is a much smaller city than Seattle, and less educated people. Marshall's is great.

Nobody likes getting a shot. But among those of us who still believe real scientists and medical…read moreexperts, we find that vaccines are still the most effective way to stop from dying from a disease that would have quickly, soundlessly wiped us out a hundred years ago. And so it was I found myself at Fred Meyer's on Columbia House Blvd in Vancouver, WA. I needed two shots: an updated Covid booster (yes, it's still a *thing* out there...) and a tetanus shot. (What better way to remember a once-in-a-decade vaccine than to be able to say, "Oh, yeah, the last time I had a tetanus was when the Declaration of Independence had turned 250 years old...") I had the good fortune to be tended to by Pati, a pharmacy tech who's friendly, informative and efficient. I hate shots. But Pati chatted me up, got me to relax, and talked me through each poke like a yoga teacher. ("Take a deep breath... Now let it out slowly...") Pati has probably handled thousands of vaccines in her pharmacy career. I'm glad she was there to give me mine. Made the whole affair quick and painless. Thank you, Pati! Thank you, Fred Meyer Pharmacy. You folks know your business.

Filthy! The strong and offensive smell of old or rotting…read morefish greeted me as I entered the store, so I wouldn't trust the sushi or seafood here. They obviously never think to clean their food seating area. Big sign says eat here, but it's so gross. How can they expect anyone to enjoy it? The Starbucks in store has no seating of it's own, either. I have shopped at many Fred Meyers over the last 30 years, but I have never encountered this degree of basic negligence. I will never be back.

This Kohl's always seems to have exactly what I'm looking for! I've had consistently good…read moreexperiences shopping here and can usually find what I need. A special shout-out to Chin, who always seems to be the one helping me at the register. Chin is always so pleasant, friendly, and helpful and makes checking out such a nice experience. Great customer service definitely deserves to be recognized!

Kohl's has changed greatly since it came to the Pacific Northwest in the early 2000's. Bargains…read moreeverywhere. Coupons worked on most, if not all, products. They had good sales, especially on the weekends. Fast forward to now. Practically not shoppable now. The only thing that has not changed is getting hammered for a Kohl's card with an interest rate over 30%. Too many items that coupons won't work with. Too many brands have been discontinued. Poor selection for male shoppers, particularly. Stores are poorly staffed, checking out is a nightmare, and customer service is nonexistent. The last time we were in was on a Saturday around 11 am. There was two people working the floor. Neither said a word to us nor asked if we needed any help. No one in the jewelry department and one cashier.

The pharmacy definitely needs some work. The heavy set lady…read morewith strawberry blonde hair has a really bad attitude. All the time and has had it for a year+. I will now go somewhere else. Who will appreciate their customers.

I recently purchased a food item at Fred Meyers as I was there and hoping to save some money like…read moretheir commercials promote. I thought the price for the items I was buying seemed high, but then, everything is too high these days. I paid $2.29 at Freddy's and I paid $1.32 for the exact same thing at Winco. Good bye Fred Meyers!