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.

Every year Buggs has been in business I have driven down to spend money locally. This year when I…read moreshowed up there was a nearly $2 fee to use a debit card. The business has a sticky note that says there's a small fee but it is not defined. A small fee is maybe 1-2% of the charge. I will no longer do business here because it's unethical to not be transparent in your fee structure and to charge so much to the majority of your customers. If you are that bad at navigating a payment processor then you have other opportunities to succeed.

Such an adorable toy store with so many interesting toys. We came in because we were in a bind and…read moreneeded gifts for our niece and nephew who we were on the way to see. The staff were so friendly and helpful. And they wrap the gifts for you! I feel like there is something for everyone in that tiny store. I could have spent way more time in there but we were in a rush!

Superb hand made hats in many different sizes and styles. I chose a denim conductor's cap…read more Everything from an outlandish newsie to a sedate boonie hat can be found in their modest inventory. The super friendly and solicitous hat maker (haberdasher?) and salesperson told me it was a family run and operated business. Easiest money I have spent in a while. Look for them at Portland Saturday Market and the Oregon Country Fair. Update: 11/2/16 I returned last weekend to buy a hat for my day gig to make sure I looked neat and tidy. Jakob, the hatter, spent quite a bit of time with me to pick a new hat that fit it's purpose and my size. Completely hand stitched and one of a kind, it took me an hour to find just the right one from his ample selection. I am quite pleased with the outcome. I still highly recommend this Saturday Market Stall.

Whoever the lady was that answered the phone today, she is the rudest person I have talked to in…read moreyears. I have worked retail and I know how you are supposed to treat your customers and potential customers. You NEVER act condescending and you NEVER treat them unkindly. I simply asked her if she carried a certain kind of hat and she cut me short and rudely replied, and I quote, "carry is the not the same as make, and no, we do not make them".

Great service by Chris and the team there. Always helpful…read moregetting insurance coverage. Happy to have this solid local alternative to the big box drug stores.

My initial intro to Ashland Drug when new to Ashland wasn't pleasant. Since then, I've actually…read morefound a " family" within this pharmacy. I've had several trips to ER since here and this pharmacy and its people are very knowledgeable and helpful. I've had to deal with broken bones and severe injuries in this Anti-opiate age. I'm grateful for the care and personal support. Glad I came back!!

Hermeticus is the "reincarnation" of a Talent bookstore destroyed in the Almeda Fire. It was…read moreopened on Nov. 9, 2021, at a B Street storefront in Ashland, steps from its intersection with Fourth Street in the Railroad District. One of the original owners recently passed and if you want to buy one of his fascinating and original wall art pieces, good luck! Past that, this is definitely a book store of literary titles that you didn't previous know that you needed. The store (which I think was once a Yoga studio) has 2 spacious rooms (front and back) and plenty of space to spread out and dive in. The selection is well curated (and organized) and priced accordingly. Hermeticus really requires multiple visits as there's so many exploration options. The person working the day I was there, was well versed in what topics I chose to bring up. I'll be sure to visit again the next time I'm in Ashland and hope that I can pull the trigger on a unique art piece or some personal literary masterpiece.

Stopped here during a drive through Ashland, because it sounded interesting and arcane. I was…read moreright. Not what you'd expect, the little used bookshop is full of rare and fascinating books on Alchemy, knowledge held by Mystery Schools of the past, and quite a selection of rare books on similar subjects. The owner was super friendly and helpful, even gave me a birthday discount on my purchases. Only in Ashland could a place as cool as this exist.

This place is such a rip off!!!! The old guy with the colored black hair is awful!! I brought in a…read morefew necklaces 18K gold weighing in at 28 grams. I only needed $1000 to get my cat out of the vet, he tried to hassle me saying he can only do $400 which is complete BULLSHIT!! Gold is $4200 per 1 oz right now. And then had the audacity to print a ticket stating it was 14K thinking I wouldn't notice. There was no way in hell I would've left my gold there with them. I took the $ because I was in a bind and then came back a week later to get it out of pawn. Don't deal with these losers! Cash connection is much more professional and actually give you the weight value for your gold.

Very interesting place. I need to shop at pawn shops more often. I bought a fishing pole and the…read moreguy at the counter took $5 off the price without me even asking. Never seen that before.

When you're on a limited budget, thank God for Dollar Tree and the people that show up to work…read morethere. Thank you

Very scuzzy clientele. A very grimy front door that never seems to get cleaned as the day wears…read moreon... The male morning manager could brush up on courtesy. We asked if we could use an empty box lying nearby and he bellowed, 'No!' At first, we thought he was joking. He wasn't. Yes. He was attempting to pack out his unsold holiday product, but there was a nicer way to say no. I like the sweet little old lady at the register who is ALWAYS pleasant and personable.

Hidden gem with regard to affordable high quality beds! We went in to get one mattress and ended…read moreup buying two as price and value was so good! Chris the owner, was helpful and not pushy at all, he was also excellent when time came to deliver our beds. Can't recommend them enough, as truly a tremendous value if your in the market for a bed.

This grocery store isn't as bad as the reviews might seem. However, that doesn't mean it's good…read more But if you live in Talent, it's much more convenient than anything in Ashland or Phoenix. And if you're buying processed foods, frozen or canned goods, or most liquid products there's very little difference, other than a poor selection, than any other grocery store. The vegetables and fruits are not as high-quality as Safeway, the Ashland Co-Op or market of choice. The deli is not that great either unless you're buying something freshly cooked from the grill outside. All in all is convenient and close by for people in Talent, and not nearly as bad as some of the reviews climb

This place is actually more expensive than the Ashland Food Coop! Also most of what they are…read moreselling in on the edge of going bad. Don't eat anything from the deli, it will most certainly make you sick. I truly can't believe this place is still in business. Thank God WinCo is only 10 miles down the road.