Beyond satisfied!! Our custom Stanton furniture came in exactly when our excellent salesman David…read moresaid it would. It was delivered and set up in less than 30 minutes. The quality of the product exceeded expectations and we look forward to many years of use and relaxation. We have been living in Portland for five years and wish we had found City Liquidators sooner. We have a small craftsman cottage with limited space and David really helped us pick the right furniture for our space. If you live in a larger house the choices are endless. Not just furniture but antique bars, neon lights, classic oversized film and music posters and artwork. You can get a lifesize Harley Quinn or John Wayne wooden statue, credenza's or wardrobes along with any kitchen supplies and small appliances you might need. New and vintage choices abound. When you go plan accordingly as there are multiple floors of merchandise to choose from and free lollipops for the kids to keep them busy. Even if you don't buy anything, the first trip you'll be blown away by the selection and you'll definitely come back to get something unique the next time. That's what we did. Also, and most importantly, no pressure from the sales staff. They let you wander around and really look over anything you'd like. As I like to say you don't get the hard sell on the soft couch. Have fun.

Such kind and welcoming people. There's a huge variety, felt like we could spend several days…read moreexploring and never get bored. Really feels like a treasure hunt!

Love this little place inside Cargo! There always seems to be something new in stock; it makes it…read morehard not to buy at least one new item everytime I pop in. They have the best selection of washi tapes from Japan too...I've already lost count of the number of tapes I've gotten here. My latest purchases also include some adorable stationery, rubber stamps, and a Russian vintage pin. If you appreciate cute, delightful, interesting knickknacks you're bound to find some treasures here.

This store on Broadway has a stimulating and unique collection of toys, books and textiles. Crazy…read moreJapanese candy? Check. Vintage Mexican trees of life? Yup. Tiny Soviet rugs with folk tales knitted into them? You bet. It's kind of like if Cargo mated with Floating World and Finnegan's. It is a lot of fun to comb through this cheerful store, and the proprietor is a sweetie. Highly recommended.

All the essentials, love my neighborhood grab and go! Clerks…read moreare always kind. They have electrolytes and an array of beer, cider and booch. Tons of snacks and American spirit tobacco! Like I said, love this local grab and go!!!

My favorite local convenience store. They are super nice and have a good selection of beer.read more

Lots of cool lamps and furniture. I particularly liked the…read moreguy at the counter he was friendly and was not pushy about making me buy anything. The photos I took don't show the different colors of the lights very well

I am so excited to learn about this place. It's got some really fun pieces (art, seating, case…read moregoods, portable lamps, hard-wired lighting, kitchenware, and a few odds + ends), a few lower priced items that you can take home to give a little love, mid-range affordable delights, and higher end gorgeous finds to make your heart sing. What I'm most excited about is that they make custom furniture and lamps. This yellow beauty is a vase made by Katie, a friendly artist and Lounge Lizard associate.

Good spot to shop for a good deal for some name brand items. I bought some Hugo boss sweaters for a…read moregood price here!

The place is pretty dead when I went again recently. The collection is also becoming quite boring…read more I spent some time there browsing thru the stuff and didn't feel inspired to buy anything. Later I found out the lease will not be renewed in a couple of months, so yeah that explains it. It's too sad this long loved spot will be gone. One less reason to be in the downtown area.

Great resource for the average person to get restaurant style supplies and quantities at excellent…read moreprices. Probably great for actual restaurants too, but I can only speak for myself as a casual shopper (I have seen folks from restaurants loading up on supplies). What does this mean in practice? Well I go here when I am hosting people or cooking in bulk. I get 5lbs loafs of mozzarella here for my pizza cooking, massive bags of chocolate chips if I'm making dozens of cookies, all sorts of large quantities of frozen appetizers, giant chunks of delicious cheese for appetizers, even bags of ice are cheaper than the grocery (and larger). I thought Costco had me covered on bulk items, but it's really not the same (and I love Costco). I shop at both. In my opinion Chef Store bulk cheese is unbeatable. Good selection and fantastic bulk prices. Highly recommend checking it out. I wish I had more occasions to take advantage of their cheese deals. Also easy access in the city, parking lot is easy, very laid back vibe whenever I've been there.

one of the least helpful CHEF'STORE staff I've encountered. No clear line system for checkout, just…read morewhoever moves first. When I asked about it the cashier smugly stated they've never had a line system at this store. Odd that stupidity would be a point of pride...

My daughter Sandra loves to come to this goodwill location in Portland cause she always find…read moresomething for her and for her pets, she has 2 cats and a dog and she always bring something new for them, also for me, somethin that I like. The prices are cheap and the variety is extend, they have bathrooms also that you can use so thats an excellent service tooo

Wide selection! I came in for some boots and found a great pair for only $15. Lots of parking…read moreavailable in the lot. Be warned it's quite busy. It may be a challenge to get a cart.

If you're looking for a fun place to wander and browse, this spot delivers. It's a big space with a…read moreton to look at, so plan to spend some time. Found some old-school cigarette matches (which was such a random, cool find). They've got a great mix of vintage bar sets, home decor, and kitchen items -- the kind of place where you don't really go in with a plan, but somehow leave with something you didn't know you needed.

Absolutely love this vintage furniture store! The owner has curated a diverse and beautiful…read morecollection from several vendors who really do a fabulous job of collecting well cared for furniture and home decor items from the 50s-70s. The last time I was in, there were several walnut dining sets with chairs, one set covered in new turquoise fabric. Several couches, occasional chairs, dressers, coffee tables, floor lamps, mirrors and more, most mid-century. The prices varied depending on price and condition. In addition to furniture, they have home decor items. There were several ice bucket and cocktail glasses a la Madmen that I fell in love with! Colorful glass vases and objects, kitchenware, art and knick knacks. Especially loved a round appetizer tray on a lazy Susan and may have to go back and purchase it! The bright pink building on SE Hawthorne is hard to miss! It's on my way to many of the errands I run so I stop in frequently as the merchandise is always moving. The store is clean, well organized and no funky smell like some vintage shops have. Definitely one of my favorite vintage furniture shops in the Portland area!

I had my credit card stolen here. All the store owner (Pat) did was say "sorry babe."…read more I got her number from a fellow store owner in the neighborhood and got Pat to open her store on on the day they were closed and she said my card wasn't anywhere, but when she opened the register and thought I wasn't looking, she reached in and took out my card, all surprised. Problem was, I saw that there were several other credit cards in the register as well, right next to mine. I haven't bought anything since. Now I get why she was so nonchalant about trying to help me get my card back. The only one I have, BTW. A lack of compassion and ethics. If you come here, don't use any cards.

I didn't find anything that I was looking for... but, I have an idea of what I want and a shopping…read morelist. I did notice that there was an assortment of odd sizes of rings by the register. I didn't see one that I wanted. I also noticed that there were a few items that might fit my brother's wife... but,... weren't in her desired style of dress (she wears career wear mostly). Maybe there's a person in your life who might enjoy the items for sale inside Rebelles. I walked here from a nearby location with Schmoopie. He's been back to this neighborhood a few times with other relatives of his... but, he didn't buy me anything. I was asked if I knew about the return policy for items. I replied if it's like the return policy at any of the women's boutiques in downtown then yes... I do know about it. There as a person who walked into this location when I walked out... but I didn't know about the theft in this neighborhood before. I have been walking in this neighborhood between about 2010 and 2014. So I probably stopped in between those years. Schmoopie said he likes that location. I did ask if there was another location further out in SE Portland, Oregon. I didn't know that there wasn't enough staff to keep the store open later in the evenings some afternoons. For the price point(s) everything inside seemed on par with the women's boutiques in the downtown core. I recommend you bring your friend who liked rings, or bohemian clothes.

I'm so glad Hopscotch exists in Portland. If you've heard of Meow Wolf or Team Lab, this is a…read moresimilar concept. It is an "immersive art experience." What does that mean in reality? It means big murals to look at, wall projections that are responsive to movement, sounds meant to augment what you see, and more. Two rooms (trampoline and ball pit) require shoes to be off, socks to be on, and stairs to be climbed, in order to access them. The rest of the place is flat concrete floors. They do also have a food and drink program that I have not personally gotten to enjoy. I recommend everyone who visits brings their sense of wonder and play. You may also want to dress confidently and snag some new photos of yourself. If neither of those (playfulness or selfies) are of interest, this may not be for you.

It was a fun activity for a couple hours but I wouldn't go again unless they updated or changed the…read moreart. Exhibits ranged from visual, audio, and interactive art. There's a "trampoline" that's more of a cushioned floor (probably due to safety and liability), a ball pit, snack/drink counter, and gift shop at the end. Lots of kids there and it feels a little awkward as an adult trying to balance enjoying your experience and watching out for the kids running around. Good for families to kill a an hour or two together.