Very friendly and smiling worker that helped us. It felt super welcoming in there and it was my…read morefirst time there as a well. I took my niece there and it was her second time and she had a really good time painting a bowl for her mom. In addition, I loved that the worker was very attentive and made sure that she and I had everything we needed and if we needed more supplies or colors. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

Wonderful experience and staff was so sweet to our children. Clean and fun environment.read more

This is a fun store to browse and look for fun gift ideas. They carry lots of video game…read morecharacters, anime', Pokémon misc last minute gifts. They have hello kitty stuffies and household items to name a few. It's worth a stop you never know what you will find.

If you are looking for a taste of Japan without the flight, this shop is a must-visit! They offer…read morean incredible selection of Japanese merchandise that covers a little bit of everything. Whether you're looking for unique snacks and drinks, trading cards, or anime characters and plushies, they have you covered. I was also impressed by their non-hobby items; they carry beautiful posters, tea, authentic tea sets, and various kitchenware that you won't find at your typical big-box store. It's the perfect place to find a unique gift or to stock up on your favorite imported treats. The staff is friendly and welcoming, which makes browsing the packed shelves a great experience. Just a heads-up: the parking lot is shared with Trader Joe's and several other shops, so it stays very busy and can be a bit of a scramble to find a spot. Despite the parking hustle, it's a fantastic local gem for any Japanophile!

Renato was an absolutely amazing addition to my mother's 60th birthday party. More than an…read moreaddition, he was the star of the show. Everyone absolutely loved him and his family, and the food was so delicious, we will absolutely be having this amazing family back to cook for us again. THANK YOU! :)

I have a wonderful dinner catered for my birthday. The food was fantastic Renalto did all the work…read moreand friends and family enjoyed all the food

We just moved to Hillsboro from Seattle, and I have been to Cindy's a couple of times and have…read morealways enjoyed the selection of items and most importantly the friendly service. This remained to be the experience on Tuesday, as I went in to find a birthday card for my wife. I was warmly greeted immediately by a very engaging sales person. (I apologize as I did not get her name). I asked where i would find cards and she escorted me to the area. Great selection of cards were available, and of course after a card was selected, two more gifts, plus a bag and tissue paper, were purchased to give my wife on her special day. Upon paying, the same sales person offered to bag the gifts and remove the price stickers. So thoughtful and considerate. I will be back often for further gifts and cards. Thank you Cindy's Hallmark for being special.

This Hallmark store is located on 185th ave in the Safeway/ Trader Joes shopping center. It is a…read moregood size store with a nice variety of merchandise in addition to the usual cards and gift wrap. This store is well organized and the merchandise is displayed nicely. For those of you who like Baggallini handbags, this store carries a good assortment. It is fun to browse this store. Although many stores carry greeting cards, there is still something prestigious about getting one with the Hallmark stamp on it. The ladies working here are pleasant and helpful.

Lots of cute and adorable things~! When there are seasonal events Target has plenty to offer. It…read morewas great seeing lots of cute and affordable things! Of course, I'm always attracted to plushies and cute things, haha!

Store is always dirty. No one ever around to help in the electronics or food departments. Starbucks…read moreis LITERALLY the worst one imaginable. Always out of something. Untrained workers. Slow. Just ridiculous. Waited 10 minutes in line with no one in front of me to order a nitro cold brew. Was never greeted so after the 20 minutes of waiting he finally told me they didn't have it.

Clean store with great selection and layout. Even with it being less than a week before Halloween,…read morethey had plenty of items and weren't picked through. Prices weren't too crazy on most things. Plenty of cashiers to get you out of the store in a timely manner even with the line, it moved pretty quickly.

Hands down the best Spirit store I've ever been to. Super nice staff, fully stocked inventory,…read more and well organized. Bonus for the interactive animatronics.

Sick Fred Meyers! Came here to sell bottles and couldn't because I wasn't an Oregon resident. Asked…read morean associate for help and they called a manual counter who was able to credit me $2.4 for 24 bottles which was great. The wait was about 30minutes which was long but well worth it. Bottle selling is near the garden center exit. The store is super well decorated with lots of cute things to see.

This is one of my least favorite Fred Meyers. I'm not crazy about the parking lot, lots of cars…read moredriving around as well as pedestrians. I usually park a little ways out to avoid the congestion. On this particular day, I left home 15 minutes earlier to meet friends at a restaurant on Walker Rd. After lunch, I was planning on joining a friend at the gym. I had lost my lock, so I wanted to pick one up on the way to the restaurant. I didn't have a lot of leeway, but I thought this would be a quick in and out. When I entered the side entrance, I saw a cashier, and I thought that would be perfect for checking out on the way out. I was having a hard time locating the Hardware section. I didn't see anyone to ask..so I just wandered in a direction I thought it would be. I finally found the Hardware section, but didn't see anything saying locks. Again, no one to ask, so I wandered the aisles. I finally found the combination locks. I made a beeline for the cashier I saw when entering the store. There weren't any customers in her area, she was having a conversation with a fellow employee. I walked over to the counter and the other employee left. I saw a closed sign on the counter, so I asked if she was closed, and she said yes. So I started to walk away to search for an open cashier. As I started to walk away, I looked back and there wasn't a closed sign on the register on the other side. So I asked her if this side was open and she said yes. So I said, OK. And she asked me "what was that?" And I said, "OKAY!" Why didn't she let me know that she could help me on the other side?? And the way she asked me, "What was that?" Was said with an attitude. So I said "OKAY" with an attitude back!