Fred Meyers. With many one stop shopping around, Freddie's as the locals call it, is my go-to…read morestore. I love the prices (many say they are too high but I think they are fair), to their being a liquor store to gas. All in one place! The employees are always friendly and willing to help when you need it. The parking lot is "odd" as it seems extremely small and crazy drivers willing to run you over. But all in all, this is a great grocery store and high recommended.

I was shopping 2 days ago and the place was crazy busy for the holiday and I have to give a shout…read moreout to Nita, Antonio and Lindy for their patience, helpfulness and professionalism with my needs . They should win free turkeys!!!

I'm writing from the perspective of a buyer, so my experience will be different r from those who…read moretook her class. I've been buying oils from Heather for 10 years, and I've had nothing but great experiences from her. I went on a wild goose chase to find her and I was able to catch her in her final store front days before she switched over to her home front business permanently. I hadn't been to her shop for years, so I was so excited to have found her! I was looking for a specific product from years ago, and sadly she didnt have the ingredients to make it. What she did was ask what I was needing it for, made a concoction specifically for me, and hand made a custom bottle on the spot for me for $25! I've never experienced such personalized one on one interaction so I believe the experience you get for what you pay, is so incredible worth the value. All in all, I would recommend her

Beware. There are many places to by herbs in Eugene and many legitimate herbalists, so you do not…read moreneed to go here. I have taken a couple of classes there and I will never go back. I have had friends who have gone there and none of them will ever go back. Two of the women were subjected to insulting comments about their cultures. One felt they were treated poorly because of their race. The classes were horrible. "Master herbalist" Heather Nic an Fhleisdeir would frequently go off into irrelevant rants during the classes and waste time (time that was paid for by the students) complaining about everything from other people's lifestyles to environmentalists to whatever random thing came into her head. And she was not particularly knowledgeable on any of the topics she ranted about. At time she seemed rather histrionic. Heather Nic an Fhleisdeir has poor boundaries or little respect for clients, students or anyone who does not agree with everything she says. She sprayed something on a friend of mine without permission. My friend has nut allergies and developed a bad rash and migraine within minutes of the incident. After telling a class that she never diagnoses or prescribes for legal reasons she then proceeded to prescribe herbs to someone who walked into the door. And she did so without asking this women any important questions like allergies or pregnancy. This person is dangerous and I do not know why she is still in business.

This company does not care about employees or customers. The rich lady that owns the company is all…read moreabout making money. People who have worked there for 10 plus years are only making 12.75 per hour. The operations guy thinks he knows more than anyone else. He has his own note taker. She follows him around all day long. He is the worst communicator. This guy does nothing but put People down because the are slow, or old or just doesn't fit his idea of a good employee. Customers are not the most important. They don't care if the order is correct the customer can just send it back. I guess when you have money and the operations guy thinks the owner has the company as a pastime just something fun for her to do. I guess when your rich from your daddies dog food sales, owners dad created Science diet dog food, you can have a business that is just for fun. Pay people minimum wage and go home not thinking a thing about them.

I want to thank Peterson-Arne for all the products that they carry and the speed they get them to…read moreus. We are an independent store and it is always nice to be able to find products that we can get so quickly for our customers.

They gave me a very fair deal for a trade in game and at the end of the day, that's really all I…read morecan ask for in this day and age. They had the copy of Pokemon Pokopia I was looking for and they were friendly. I'm not sure what that William S. guy from Government Camp was giving them a one star review for. Does he somehow not realize that there are ZERO companies that are going to give you any sort of refund for a video game UNLESS it's defective somehow? Like, get real, bud. They even tell you that when you purchase the game. It's pretty obvious why they wouldn't give you a full refund as well. I've done business with this place off and on for years and I'm thankful for them.

This is a really good place to complete your game collection but I recommend going early because…read morepeople will buy the game you want before you get there

I got stuck in Cottage Grove this weekend because my tire blew out on Saturday, so I have to stick…read morearound through Monday. Happened to find this shop and played a few rounds of commander. Viktor was really welcoming and helpful, explaining how the commander event works and holding my purchases until we could find out if I would get any store credit (which I did!). The shop is lovely and the fact that they sell art supplies is super cool. Some guy named Chris who was playing EDH as well decided to be a jerk, though. I use they/them pronouns which, tbh, I don't tend to make a big deal out of. When one person at the table referred to me using the incorrect pronouns, I gently corrected, adding that I hadn't introduced myself with them so I wasn't upset. Chris took it upon himself to become hostile, declaring that "I don't use pronouns." (Anyone catch the irony? Lol) Supposedly he uses peoples' names for everything? He also told me he "won't play into that stuff," at which point I decided to leave. We continued to argue for a few minutes with him telling me he wasn't being hateful and that "I'm just being me" (again with the pronouns lol). Anyway, long story short, I called him dumb. This was, as he correctly pointed out, rude. I'm unapologetic about this; I wasn't the one that made a nonsense argument about pronouns. All I did was ask that people refer to me by my pronouns. That's all. Anyway. I got Viktor's attention so I could check out with my purposes and explained that I didn't feel comfortable staying because of the transphobia. Viktor said that such behavior was not tolerated and Chris was asked to leave. I still headed out because I was pretty upset, but I wanted to leave this review. I also wanted to add that the other folks at the table were not hostile, and that one of them actually approached me after to say some kind words.

I have been to Delight several times while being in the area, and I simply adore the selection of…read moregift items and collectable memorabilia. There's items for every anime watcher or general card game player in my life, and the staff are very friendly! However, there is typically only one person manning the store, and a lot of times, they will start talking to another customer for an extended period of time, sometimes even showing Magic the Gathering cards and the like. Simply, you must be brave enough to engage the person at the rwgister at times. And it is certainly worth it for what you can get!

With the demise of the big-chain toy stores, finding a "regular" toy store can be a challenge…read more You'll find boutique toy stores, vintage toy stores, toy & hobby stores, etc But luckily Elephant's Trunk fills that need for just a straight up regular toy store. They have a good range of stuff, from baby toys on up to stuff for older kids. Coloring books, blocks, toy cars, fidget-spinners, little guitars, and everything in between. It's a big store and nicely designed, so it's fun to walk around and check things out. Of course it's very kid friendly. Given the 5th St. Market location, you probably won't find any bargains. That being said, the prices seem pretty reasonable. It's definitely worth checking out!

It is so hard to find a truly legit toy store anymore, especially one where the toys and games…read moreinspire creativity and learning and don't all require WiFi or recharging at the end of the day. This toy store is truly one of my favorite in Oregon. It has a good selection of classic children's toys like Playmobil, Hot Wheels, and Brio. They also have a great selection of children's books and puppets to help foster a child's creative learning. As a side note they also have a few of these classic coin-op rocking animals including an elephant and an Oregon Duck-the mascot for the local university. The staff was great and very knowledgeable about activities appropriate for certain ages and developmental levels.