Corporate wine buyers often lack knowledge of wine and consumer trends. The shelves are regularly…read morestocked with tired old vintage wines that have been rejected by reputable distributors and retailers. If the Grocery Outlet shelf price is, for example, $ 8.99 and states it sells "elsewhere" for $ 19.99, there's a reason not to buy it: it was rejected "elsewhere." Bottom line... too much plonk wine on the shelves at Grocery Outlet.

I was a shopper here many years until ownership changed. No one seems to be happy working here and…read moreat times can feel the tension in the store. The larger bulk products are no longer to be found, I go from time to time just to check out if anything new is in. I'm hoping for improvement

***When I lived in Lakeside, I went to the North Bend Big lots every month for about 3 years. Being…read morefresh back from Big Island, Hawaii, after 4 years, it was so nice to actually be able to afford to shop again. The store was exceptionally clean and the ladies that work there were absolute dolls. Hawaii's Aloha,..........is all fake. It is for money spending tourists and employees are trained to act that way, 'IT IS NOT' a natural occurrence. Once you move there you are highly disliked and shunned. Oregon coastal people are are real givers of aloha. They work 10 times as hard, have a friendliness that is beyond anywhere else. Unfortunately I developed severe health issues and had to move to a care facility in Eugene. I miss the coast, but brag about the people there.

Let me say right off -- both my wife and I hate shopping. But that didn't detract from the hour we…read morelost wandering the aisles of this store. We stopped off on a rainy Saturday morning because of the TV ad campaign Big Lots! is currently running that focuses on young, hip people furnishing their swinging pad with Big Lots! furniture. As it turns out, this isn't the place to buy furniture. You can get much cooler stuff at Ikea for much less. But after we'd looked at the overpriced furniture, we figured we might as well check out what else they had "just for a minute." Riiiight. An hour or so later, we figured out this store is a true outlet for off-brand, foreign, and purely oddball stuff. In other words ... awesome. And cheap prices to boot! Next time it rains, we'll be there Big Lots!

This Goodwill is big and has decent selection but is super expensive. Some items that I could get…read morein Eugene for $10 was $30 here and wasn't on color tag. I ended up getting a flannel for $10 and a couple bottles of paint for $.99 total. They had a good houseware section, lots of clothes, and a small book and children's area. The aisles were as organized as any Goodwill. The employees seemed friendly and happy and the floors were clean. The bathrooms had doorbells you had to ring to be let in, pretty standard. All in all this Goodwill was fine. It was just more expensive than I'm used to.

I moved here from Arizona and, comparatively, this Goodwill is very disappointing. It is dirty and…read moreway over-priced. You can purchase new clothing at Ross and TJMaxx for the same price or less than here. I've never seen such ridiculous pricing at a Goodwill. They clearly need new management.

You just never know what you might find at a thrift store. This particular store serves an…read moreincredibly good purpose, and any of you who've had the benefit of hospice care for a loved one should know it well. We've been incredibly fortunate to find things we've needed but put off buying and surprisingly... some of the items were never used. We bought a Troy Built Rototiller new for a hundred bucks. Can't beat that!!! Consider the cause, and support the store. It helps all of us in the long run. I will say I was a bit surprised when we made a donation a while back, and the moody fella taking merchandise suggested wool coats (it was winter) were not acceptable due to visible dog hair. Ever heard of a lint roller? And... he also turned down a pair of virtually new shoes from Paris. It's kinda weird what they do and don't take... but I love the concept and support Hospice whenever possible. You never know when you'll need Hospice. It's good to support what you'll likely use yourself one day.

Kristina is all I wanna talk about she's amazing and funny and she went above and beyond to help me…read moreand my party get everything we needed! Also she tells very funny jokes and has knowledge beyond the store! She's actually amazing and deserves a raise or something and I never leave reviews EVER she is the exception Ross these are the people you should hire SHOUT OUT TO MISS KRISTINA

They usually carry the oddities that I'm looking for new styles old styles of clothes and more and…read morean awesome price with awesome store hours so shop Ross dress for less before you go anywhere else.

I needed pork belly and surprisingly couldn't get it at any of the butcher shops but US Foods…read moreCHEF'STORE had it!! Thanks for saving my recipe!

Meat selection looked great, they have a large selection of bulk foods, we need one in Florenceread more

Too bad one star is a he lowest option, because this is a he saddest, dumpiest mall I have ever…read moreseen. Very dated, bathrooms are filthy and in disrepair. I talked to the "manager " and he was rude, hostile, and confrontational instead of wanting to work to make this place better. I witnessed him yelling at other people, maybe who work there? But only women. Maybe a coincidence that it was only women he was verbally abusing. The stores are nothing special, but the theater is horrible. Audio quality is grating. My advice is if you're passing through and don't live in this community, just pass it by and go to Walmart or Bi-Mart. Especially if you are female. That manager gave me the creeps

Most all of the major stores have closed. I think the last store of any size was "Ross" a lot of…read morethe interior shops were closed. A few restaurants were open but not a great selection!! I feel with the COVID-19 outbreak and people not going out a lot for shopping, business has just dropped off!! I hope someday it returns to its better glory days.

Went to the local Safeway to pick up some things for our road trip home, what a disaster, the…read morecontainer of strawberries and the large blueberries were inedible. When you turned over the top strawberries they were rotted, the blueberries were like mush, very old, the produce manager should be fired for displaying this garbage. Public be warned. I'm glad I don't have a store like this where I live. After calling this store, it's apparent what the problem is, the produce department hung up on me and when I spoke with the manager he never even apologized or offered to refund the purchase, not sure how they keep the doors open with management like this, good luck Coos Bay.

I'm disappointed in the Starbucks! Love love the store but you might want to reconsider who you…read morehire to run the Starbucks kiosk. When a customer wants a drink or a special drink from the Starbucks app and you shame it and tell the customer to reconsider it, is not a good thing!! If you can't handle the drink then you shouldn't be working there. Might want to reconsider going here for a drink.

This is my most favorite place to go shopping, they always have what I need, and the costumer…read moreservice is always amazing. Keep up the good work Walmart!

Great store. Whoever chooses what items to stock is super on…read morepoint. Store is always clean and staff kicks butt to keep it that way. Always the lowest price on any item. I am thankful for this store.