The shop is well organized, lots of deals, great fishing section, and they have daily deals on bins…read morewhich can contain miscellaneous parts and pieces. Roy and Lisa were a pleasure to talk to and we took a gander on their $50 mystery boxes. The store experience was 5 stars, the mystery boxes about a 3.5 stars. You definitely get $50 worth of items, but a few items are either opened or not labeled so you'll have to google lens it to figure out its use. You'll definitely get a variety of items half of which you might be able to use. Was pleasantly surprised to find a solid thermos, Henckels cutting board, culinary chef smoothie maker machine and egg crates and a good 50 pack of Hanes cloth face masks that will be good for shop cloths. You will take a gamble on the mystery box as it seems like there's odds and ends of which you would most likely find in the discount bin not necessarily on the shelf. This will become a regular stop on my travels to Oregon as they will always have rotating stock and new discount items.

From the owner: Bigfoot Bargains is a bargain and bin store! Everything in store is discounted from what you can…read morefind in other retail and online stores. Our bargain bins are steeply discounted items, perfect for real bargain shoppers!

My washer broke so I called several appliance repair shops and either they wouldn't pick up their…read morephone or didn't want to work on a front loading machine. I called Sears and came to service my washer the same day. I joined the appliance warranty program they offer and saved around $250 in parts and labor. Thank you Sears!

From the owner: The Medford Center is a regional shopping and entertainment center in the heart of Medford, OR. The…read morecenter offers a variety of options to shop, eat or play including the Tinseltown movie theater, Rogue Air Park, Sears, International Fitness, and many more.

Friendly staff. Always find something to buy here. So many great things. Clothes galore. Prices are…read moreamazing too. Don't miss this great little store.

I donated some items today, including a nice Patagonia flannel shirt. I donate here because…read moreGoodwill is crazy on pricing and I want to support local and at a thrift store that is reasonable in cost for the patrons. After donating my items, I noticed a DKNY tote bag for $20! You could probably purchase this new at TJ Max for not much more. What's going on with independent thrift stores that are pricing like Goodwill? When I asked about the high pricing on the DNKY tote bag, the clerk quipped back some sarcastic remark. I have dropped off some nice donation items before at this establishment, but no more. I will do my research and find a non profit that gives my donations away to people in need for free.

Cute, well organized thrift store with a worthy cause…read more All Xmas items (in Sept) were 50% off. I bought x mas cocktail glasses and cookie tins. I also bought t- shirts for granddaughter and grandson. BF bought a weed wacker. Nice helpful staff!

I always visit the shop when I'm in town. They are fairly priced and the stock changes daily. Check…read morethem out!

1st Aug.'25-15:00-Medium sized shop loaded with Antique goods. Very cool place. If you don't go,…read moreyou've missed out! Attentive service.

This place has had an amazing turn around. Andrea is the new manager and she has done a complete…read moreoverhaul of the space. It's was a complete mess but now easy to see everything. Loads of albums, many vintage. There's a gem and mineral section and very diverse selection. This is back in the game!

Refuse to use any checkers and made everybody check out themselves while several very uncomfortable…read morepeople were forced to do self check out without any option of having a cashier. For older people and And folks like me who have a disability, this is very inconvenient in a store we typically have cashiers in. There was one lady working, but she refused to open up cashiers to help anyone. Very unfriendly experience. Won't be back to this location at all

This guy was rude. He had no facts if he thought about what he was trying to do. He was cussing his…read morescreaming at me right outside the store in front of other customers. I'll probably never do business at this Dollar Tree again.Because it was not legislative ridiculous.How out-of-pocket this guy was and he accused me of stealing a drink that I brought in the store with me.I couldn't believe it just because the person.I'd drink similar to that.It doesn't mean that it was there.It's not kind of lost somewhere else that's not my fault

OMG YES. No matter which GOBM you go to, you're going TO SAVE!!! I LOVE that I can find LOADS of…read morevegan deals at GOBM. ALWAYS. It's so nice to be able to do so. I found such a good deal on Follow Your Heart Blue Cheese Crumbles that I bought 5. Yes. 5. There was a great vegan selection there. We got vegan snacks and I grabbed some High Noon and beer and we were set for Hotel life!! This location was super convenient for us and big and as usual GREAT DEALS!!

This is a great store. Great prices, friendly employees, unexpected finds. I've been shopping here…read morefor a couple of years. I use their app, which tells me I've saved a few thousand dollars. And you know... I shop at other markets like Safeway/Albertsons and know the prices and, yes, I actually have saved that much over the years! They're about to open one in Ashland, which is where I live, so I'll be changing stores. Hope it's not too upscale... I like the Medford store.

After getting gas, I decided to come into this Costco location and check it out. I'm glad I have an…read moreExecutive membership tat gets me in the door an hour early before the normal opening time. Even coming at 9 am, there's still a crowd waiting to get in. I've learned if you just wait in your vehicle till about 6 or 7 minutes after then open the gates, the crowd has all gone in and no lines for the baskets. I gte my card scanned in no prob. The inside looks about like most Costco's look with all the big TV's up front and the meat all the way in the back. I do like the prime grade meat the have available at Costco. Here's a tip, if you're looking to get a bunch of meat, say steaks, prime or choice grade, you can get significant discounts if you ask the meat guy for the bulk packs and slice the steaks yourself. I got some prime Chuck steaks regular price $17.99 a pound for just $12.25 a pound by buying the bulk vac sealed pack. Well, I can't stop into a Costco and not get a hot dog for $1.50! That's almost free in the big scheme of things, along with a soda.

THIS REVIEW IS FOR INSTACART and COSTCO. I order a lot at Costco through Instacart, and it's an…read moreunbelievable service! Easy order online through Costco, and it can arrive in Medford and around, as fast as 1-2 hours, no order too large or too small. One important thing: PLEASE TIP THE DRIVER GENEROUSLY. Instacart and Costco pay delivery drivers poorly (BOO, COSTCO! You don't make enough money to pay these people well?) and Instacart nor Costco pays for gas, if you can imagine how expensive that must be. These drivers depend ON TIPS. Drivers are not doing this amazing job for their health, but they surely are doing it for my health! No driving, no crowds, no waiting in line, and for my large orders, their service gives me back so many hours in time saved! I hope you try Instacart, and please, please TIP the driver. Costco and Instacart, please consider paying these good people well. My information comes from experience.

As a housewife who does all the grocery shopping and a former child who grew up watching The Price…read moreis Right, I have a good grasp on what items cost. I visited this location as someone who doesn't live in the area and was shocked to see that the prices are way higher than regular Costco and are equal to or sometimes even a dollar or two more than just buying the exact product at Walmart or Fred Meyer. For the price of 1 loaf of Franz gluten-free bread, $7.79 for less than a dollar more I could go to Costco and get 2 loaves of Canyon Bakehouse gluten-free bread. 14 oz Tajin is $7.99. I can buy the exact same size from Walmart for $6.98. Here, 19 oz Mae Ploy canned coconut cream is $3.49 a can. Walmart online sells it individually and as a 6 pack for $2.58 per can. $3.59 for American Beauty 8 oz manicotti shells here. It's $3.49 at Fred Meyer in Medford. 16 ounces of jumbo Campfire marshmallows here are $3.39 whereas 16 oz Kraft Jet Puffed marshmallows are $2.99 at Fred Meyer in Medford. $8.69 for 24 Flav-R-Pac frozen corn cobettes or $2 for 6 Great Value frozen corn cobettes at Walmart. $14.19 for 2.125 lbs dried hash brown shreds here. Same size at Costco is $8.99. Costco sells in-store and ships #10 sized canned products so I'm confused why people are shopping here when the prices aren't wholesale, they're often slightly higher than retail at the local Fred Meyer and Walmart. There aren't many specialty products here for varied diets or cuisines, so if you're needing gluten-free or something more diverse than soy sauce or tortillas, you're going to need to order from elsewhere. I ended up buying a box of True Lemon (they didn't have the True Lime I came for.) Visited October 2024.

If you don't want to deal with the crowds and the impossible parking at Costco Shop here! I…read moreactually like it better. No membership fee and so many choices. Great restaurant supply items you can buy for home, business and events. There are many things I stock up on and only get here. Helpful staff too.