Lots of things to choose from!! Toiletries, school supplies, car products, household items, gift…read morewrapping, snacks. You name it, you're likely able to find some sort of genetic variation here. They also carry many name brand items too! I buy toothpaste, kitchen utensils, greeting cards, reading glasses & paper goods here. Quick & friendly service. Stocked shelves & clean store. $1-$5 is a bargain!!

The cashier was very nice and helpful. Had a great smile and greeted everyone as they arrived. The…read morestore was organized and fully stocked. I found everything I was looking for and more. The prices are good and reasonable. I just moved to the area and I really liked this store. I will definitely be returning.

Good place to find groceries for cheaper prices than Fred Meyer. However, be aware of expirations…read moredates for food. I was not that aware of the dates when I first shopped here, but now it's not an issue. Good place for people on a budget! :)

Wow! This Bargain Market is so clean, bright, well stocked and organized! I found myself wandering…read morearound in awe. Seriously! I'm used to stopping at the NE location and it's a vastly different experience. This chain can never be my everything grocery store, but for pantry items, canned goods and discounted wine, you can't beat the prices. If I'm buying produce, I give it a thorough look. They even have really nice greeting cards for $1.99. Bargain Market sells items that are close to expiration, which is why the prices are lower, so pay attention if you are buying items where this matters like cheese, meat, bagged salads, yogurt and dairy. Personally, I stay away from buying their meat because the quality is sub par. A package of chicken tenders had so many tendons that after I cut them out, the meat was all diced up and no longer a "tender." Same with a tri-pack of seasoned taco meat (steak, pork, chicken) - all so overseasoned they were indistinguishable. But a 4-pack of 14 oz Swanson chicken broth for $2.29; Progresso Parmesan Breadcrumbs for $1.49; 28 oz cans of Muir crushed tomatoes for 99 cents; and a huge bag of dried chili mango for $7 were items well worth the price. Wine is also reduced and sometimes they offer additional 20% off. I'm a fan of rEd blends and cabs and they have lots of options. I'll use my smartphone to look up the wine to see the reviews and to make sure the price is really a deal. Sometimes they over exaggerate the "original" price, but even when they do, the marked price is typically less than elsewhere. Staff was very friendly and they were genuinely happy when I complimented the condition of the store, saying they hear that all the time.

The sickest and most inspirational store of our whole trip…read more The jist -- refill jars and empty bottles with anything you may need -- dish soap, detergent, micellar water, anything that you can possibly think of. They have jars that folks donated and jars for sale! We opted for a $4 spray for our micellar water. Additionally, ALL STATIONS have a label, meaning you can stick stickers on said jars and it'll have what's in it and the ingredients. You can also bring empty jars here to donate and they are washed and repurposed free of charge. You grab a card at front and tap it to keep track for the store keeper. Also really cool gift items. There is mouthwash tablets, reusable paper towels, cool soap, dryer balls etc. The store keeper was also really friendly. She was so bubbly and upbeat and even let us use the bathroom in the back! Kudos to this store and its keepers and patrons.

Really cute shop!…read more They have a lot of house hold items and some basic skin care. Non-items are also carried, I think these would make a cute gift for someone. If you are wanting to get more into sustainable shopping definitely worth checking out.

I love pets. I like that people want their pets around them all the time. However, not in grocery…read morestores. I've been here twice and saw people walking around the store with their dogs. Too much. The prices are good for some items. I have only seen a couple of people working and never seen more than one cashier. Maybe somewhere else is calling me.

This is the nicest Grocery Outlet Bargain Market I've ever been in. Maybe because it just opened!…read moreIt's spacious, bright, clean, has wide aisles, and it's well stocked. Even the produce and fruit area looked clean and fresh. They have an organic section. Lots of great product displays like a cheese and charcuterie arrangement, wine and bubbles, baked treats, and seasonal decor are just some examples. The have really nice greeting cards for just $1.99 each. When it comes to "bargain" prices, meaning less expensive than a big box grocery store, it's hit or miss. Some items are clearly a bargain - huge bag of cotton balls for 99 cents (for make-up removal); a cheese ball covered in sliced almonds for $1.99; a 32 oz container of Galbani ricotta cheese for $4.99 were all good deals - while the majority of items were of equal price and some even more expensive. Lots of local cider, beer, and wine plus national brands. Know your prices because while there are often really good deals, there are also times when they list the regular price and it's several dollars higher than reality. Out front was a beautiful fall display of pumpkins and bins of gourds for great prices. Inside, there was Christmas decor, ornaments and nutcrackers already for sale. Big parking lot and easy access in and off I-5 makes it convenient.

Super happy that we have this in our location now! There were so many things to see. It's the…read moreclosest thing to Japan haha but the prices are more but you have it all in Portland! It took me a long time to explore each aisle and it was fun to see the variety of haircare, makeup, snacks, car-related things, fragrances, toys, plushies, kitchenware, snacks, sweets, and more! There was a lot of stuff but it didn't feel too crowded and the aisles were not too narrow. I can't wait to go back and explore! You can get points for every purchase and they do not have any birthday deals.

This is a new Teso in Beaverton. Lots of stuff to see. They have a small amount of freezer…read morefood. Many aisles of snacks to choose from they have a front section for building stuff. Knick knacks. This store has a lot of various items. From the back area selling makeup, face mask, and hand creams to laundry supplies. Quite fun to walk down each aisles and peruse. There were many staff members there to help you out and the cash registers were fully staffed. You might find items that are not available at other stores. And the prices are not too bad. This store is in a strip mall between many restaurants and an Asian Market store. You will find many things here for daily life. It's a great store to just check it out

First time visiting Bi-Mart. Show membership once you enter there is a counter on the left…read more Helpful and engaging staff Welcome you. Look forward to shopping here again. It's one stop shopping where you can get everything. From fishing rods, furniture, household items to snacks, and apparel too. I was impressed with all the outdoor gear, and the beef jerky too. You get good bargains shopping here for sure. Definitely will be back again the next time that I am here.

It was my first time going ever and I know you need a membership but they let us kindly go in and…read moreif we wanted to buy anything, it's fine without the membership. It was very fun to walk around and explore every aisle because there were so many things to see! The prices overall are a bit cheaper than elsewhere and they have a variety of things. For example, there are at least 5-6 different refrigerators for sale, not all stores have that! We didn't buy anything this time around but I think they had lots of things stocked up, even chicken, horse, and farm animal foods! Quite impress with the varieties for sure!

Very friendly and helpful. I had a coupon and they were clear and easy to understand. I didn't feel…read morelike I was rushed or forced to try anything. It's always nice to explore at your own pace but when you need help or questions, there's always someone around! I got their Fruit Fusion which is a newer product but it smelled so nice. It's also made with shea butter and coconut oil so this will be extra good during winter!

It has been a while since I've visited a Bath and Body Works store but my good friend Glenn…read moreinspired me! I'm glad he did cuz I really enjoyed my visit here today! I was greeted as soon as I entered the store. Several employees offered me assistance finding things. The store is well organized, very neat and clean. The lighting is good and the merchandise displays were eye catching. I found some terrific sale items. The check out process was easy and quick. The cashier was friendly but I wished she had been a bit more careful placing my wall flowers in the bag. I bought four of them and every time she dropped one in the bag it sounded like they were breaking. Maybe she knows more about their durability than I do, because everything was in one piece when I got them home. Thankfully. I enjoyed shopping at this Bath and Body Works store today and definitely plan to return again soon!

Clean location! Things were organized. Wide selection and felt like a fun treasure hunt. Parking is…read morea slight challenge, but worth it.

Very disappointed this time around. We were there at 11am or so and it looked like tjmaxx was going…read moreto close down. Everything was limited. The skincare/cosmetic section shrunk and if you look at my pictures, there were lots of empty shelves. If your shoe size is 7-8, congrats you have options but for those who aren't, like size 5/6 for me, there were no shoes there!! Empty! I think they're remodeling or changing the format before the new year. However, this is the last week before people go back to work and school. Many people are still shopping and if there's nothing to browse during the holidays then it's a disadvantage for them. Anyways I was shocked and wondered what happened.