This place is a mess. Owners rude and unwelcoming. Only a few booths organized vintage booths and…read moreunique original artisans with fair priced. Most booths are selling overpriced used broken or stained junk. Straight up. I've been clung here for years until they sold it to and the quality or goods plummeted.

I appreciate the variety of collections here, and most spaces within that are decorated with…read moreintention. The folks/owner, at the register, are kind, knowledgeable, and helpful. So far, I have found most items to be fairly priced, with several higher ticket surprises that made me laugh out loud. But pricing is not on the owner. It's on the renter. On that note, unkempt rental spaces are an eyesore and probably impact newcomers returning, or business reviews. Also, if I have to "dig" through boxes, I'm not buying. I encourage sellers to display everything & make all wares easily accessible to a potential buyer. People come in to purchase. You want to sell your stuff? Don't make them dig and sweat over a box to find vintage linen napkins. Seriously. That said, I've found and purchased an array of items here I have enjoyed very much. I pop in to check out new items as often as possible. I've done quite well with clothing and gifts here. Excited they will be selling furniture soon!

Great store for Ashland. One of the cleanest and most well-stocked Bi-Marts in the chain. It's…read moreclose to most of the hotels in town, and has everything you need and then some without driving to Medford for a Freddy's or Walmart run. Prices run the same as other Bi-Mart locations as well. Only bad thing is they don't have a pharmacy.

You need a membership to shop here. And I would just love to be a member but we were just traveling…read morethrough. They did not offer a one-time guest pass so we actually bought a membership just to use for one day. This store is amazing so much things it's like a Costco but local things are all added into the bulk items. The prices were amazing I loved it we bought a lot of things to bring back to Hawaii. Other than not offering a one-time guest pass for the day the service was good.

Pleasantly surprised at how organized the clothing is :) Jeans are in size order (for the most…read morepart) and have a different rack for blue demin and darker/black colors. Jeans are in good/great condition and found a few designer brands. The prices are similar to Poshmark or ebay. Macy's & designer branded Jeans for $9-$15 is a deal! It's a consignment store NOT a thrift store; selection is based on the population selling their stuff. That being said, there are still some great finds for the under 40yr crowd. A LOT of jeans sizes 0-6. A decent selection for jeans size 6-14 and several racks for "plus sizes". Not a great variety of men's clothing. It's there, but slim pickin's. It's worth a visit just to check out the constantly changing inventory; new arrivals on the front racks. It feels better buying previously purchased clothing vs buying new and better for the environment too!! Today was a sale "buy 5 items, get 20% off your total" I'm a fan :D

Selection, prices, service, great values, wonderful place with a lot of great buys. Spacious…read moredressing rooms, ample parking, friendly staff. I love selling my slightly used items and replacing them with something new for my seasonal wardrobe.

A really good run shop, they have a good selection on hand. I would only recommend this place if…read moreyou needed a specific item. It wasn't a fun shop to look around and "window shop"- I feel like the person working was slightly on the Assertive side of things and I didn't feel comfortable browsing, and looking around. But, at the stuff I was able to glance at before I was hustled out the door, seemed like good quality run stuff.

My daughter is new to running and had been struggling to find the right shoe. The staff there spent…read moreamble amount of time helping her try on multiple pairs of shoes. Having the treadmill there is a plus to watch her run. She has had the shoes for three months now and her running had improved dramatically. Thanks so much!

I was released from hospital with broken back. Went to rite aid for pain med prescription and this…read morepharmacist would NOT fill until I answered a bunch of personal questions. I got upset because I knew it was wrong. She told me to calm down or she wouldn't fill my prescription. She wanted to know " WHY" I needed this medication, what happened to me and how and so on. This pharmacy has never been a good place to go safely. I've been talked down to and embarrassed. This is the second time I've had issues at this pharmacy. Had a different one been open ( it was weekend) I would have never gone back. Rite Aid knows about this. Doesn't seem to care.

This is a terrible pharmacy and a ridiculously large, empty storefront…read more The pharmacy is staffed by incompetent morons. I had two prescriptions sent over by my doctor yesterday, early afternoon, to address a severe and debilitating illness. As of today, those prescriptions are still not ready. I understand that it might take them three or four hours to count to 30 but taking multiple days to do so is unreasonable. No one ever knows what's going on. The pharmacists are rude and dismissive. You can stand at the counter for 5 minutes, staff will look at you, but no one will acknowledge you. Maybe they're understaffed because they have to pay for a store location that is five times larger than it needs to be. The store itself enormous. They are 500 feet from an Albertsons, but they have aisles of groceries and personal products that are more expensive then actually going to the grocery store for groceries. The saddest part is that these aisles are mostly empty (except for the liquor coolers at the back). Other aisles are completely empty year-round. Whatever corporate buffoon made the decision to stand up the behemoth drugstore to try and compete with a grocery store while understaffing the PHARMACY (remember this is supposed to be a drug store) should be terminated immediately for gross incompetence.

This store moved in where American Trails Gallery used to be. It could best be described as a…read moreGeneral Store because it shows a wide variety of interesting goods. There seem to be pieces of furniture for sale as you walk in, although I didn't check for price tags. There are shoes, there are children's books of all sorts, there are interesting tchochkes like a cast iron bathtub-shaped soap dish. We were intrigued by a mobile of the planetary system but weren't sure it was accurate, although, looking it up, it was. The store has been open 2 months and the young woman who spoke w/ us was very friendly and sweet. I found the longer I was in the store the better I liked it and I'm sure I will revisit it when I am in town.

I wish I could give less than one star. The item variety was great, my friend visiting from out of…read moretown picked up several items, then at checkout the employee who was ringing up her transaction BELCHED. Not a burp or a hiccup, she belched with force about 3 feet from my friend as she handed back my friends card. To add to the lack of customer service/personal awareness she proceeded to laugh and smile and say she had a soda. The other coworker was also laughing. Neither apologized they actually laughed. I have worked downtown for almost 8 years in two reputable stores, I cannot imagine being so disgusting and not sincerely apologizing and fixing the situation to keep a local customer. trashy.

The staff is always helpful. If you are looking for a hat, this the place to go. Their products are…read morehigh quality and reasonably priced.

I'm seeing more Sunday Afternoon hats everywhere I go. Some of the best outdoor hats around…read more Although I could've ordered online, it's nice to try on the hats and support a local brick and mortar store. There's tons of choices to look around. The staff was so nice. I kept changing my mind and had to make an exchange and a return and the girl at the register was more than patient and accommodating.