Great selection for teachers and students all year round. Great place for cute, affordable and…read morequality supplies

Such a fun store, not that I needed anything but I could not resist a few things. There is not a…read moreDaiso store near me but I keep hearing about them and have friends who shop at one. I immediately walked down a food aisle and had to get a red bean paste bun. I ate it when I got back to my host's house and needed to try it right away. Though chock full of preservatives and sugar, I still loved it. I also bough a few knickknacks that I can give to my granddaughter on a holiday and a useful mesh bag for me. If I lived, I would stop in from time to time as some of the household items looked very useful. The prices are very very affordable. I'm sure it will be a successful store as it has only been open about a month. Staff was quick to ring up my small sale and was so friendly.

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.

I shop here almost everyday they are open!!! Great deals in the bins, but make sure you come in on…read morea Wednesday or Thursday for the higher ticket items. Sundays are slim pickin. So if you are looking to score something of value it's hit and miss on the last day. Oh and the guys down there are amazing. Always super helpful and friendly.

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!

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.

We stopped by here after getting gas to pick up some road trip snacks and drinks. The parking lot…read morewas packed and it was only mid morning on a weekday. We didn't pick up much (drinks and panda biscuits) so we were in an out fairly quickly. The Costco experience here is like every other Costco that is packed--watch where you're going to avoid getting run over by both carts and cars.

I am writing to formally express my dissatisfaction with repeated customer service experiences at…read moreCostco locations as both a Costco member and an Instacart shopper. As a member, I have already found customer service to be inconsistent, with only a few employees standing out as genuinely helpful and professional. However, the treatment I receive when shopping as an Instacart worker has been noticeably and consistently worse. There is a clear and immediate shift in how I am treated the moment I state that I am shopping on behalf of Instacart. On multiple occasions, I have been ignored by employees responsible for boxing items after checkout. Specifically, I have experienced situations where staff members, after learning I was with Instacart, skipped assisting me and instead moved directly to the next customer to offer boxes and help with packing. This has happened repeatedly--approximately five times--not as isolated incidents. This is particularly troubling because the orders I am shopping for are for Costco members. Even if there is bias toward Instacart workers, the end result is still poor service being delivered to your own members. In addition, I am also a paying Costco member myself, which makes this pattern of treatment even more disappointing. During my most recent visit, I preemptively grabbed my own box and asked the bagger to pack the order, to avoid being skipped for a 6th time. The items were packed in such a careless and unprofessional manner: hot rotisserie chicken was placed with cold items (milk, cheese), shampoo thrown on top of hot food, and the order was disorganized to the point that I had to repack it myself to maintain basic food safety and order integrity. The interaction felt dismissive and intentionally indifferent. When I attempted to remain polite and wished the employee a nice day, I was completely ignored as they moved on to the next customer. This pattern of behavior feels discriminatory, unprofessional, and inconsistent with the standards Costco claims to uphold. It has left a lasting negative impression, caused me to stop accepting Costco orders through Instacart, and has genuinely made me reconsider my Costco membership. If I am experiencing this consistently, I am confident other Costco members who also work as Instacart shoppers are experiencing the same treatment. I believe this is a serious customer service and professionalism issue that warrants internal review, staff retraining, and accountability. I wanted to keep this private more private but as they do not offer an email customer service number and I don't feel a phone call will do much, I am submitting this complaint in hopes that Costco will address this matter seriously and take steps to ensure respectful, consistent, and professional treatment of all members and customers regardless of whether they are shopping for themselves or on behalf of another member.

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.