I love a good bookstore to get lost in! This place has a ton of variety for all walks of life. One…read moreof the store owners was present while we were there, and the passion for what they do was palpable. Kinda wish we had more time to explore - we came later afternoon on a Sunday when shops close a bit earlier in the day. Check them out! Surely you'll find something to gift yourself or someone you love! At the very least a trip down memory lane.

Great little shop in the heart of Bend. Fun staff/team who are always friendly and helpful…read more The store is small and packed, lots to look at, touch and explore. Good standard pricing but the real treasure is the 1/2 price table, you can find some great gems there and who doesn't want to save money?

I love supporting local bookstores, so I didn't even try to resist when I saw this store in…read moreRedmond. I'm so glad I stepped inside! It's bigger than I thought it would be, and the books were incredibly well curated. I had a hard time deciding what to buy, but was really happy with the book that I found (Mobituaries by Mo Rocca) because its cover was facing me. This store also has a nice selection of gifts, especially puzzles. The owner is very friendly, and there's even a bookstore cat!

If you're looking for a neighborhood bookstore with charm, wit, and the kind of staff that actually…read moreseem glad you walked in--even with wild, indecisive children in tow--Herringbone Bookstore is your spot. The owner (you'll know him by the majestic beard and Jedi-like calm) has created a space that feels more like the clubhouse of a literary wizard than a traditional store. My kids regularly burst in with chore money and vague intentions ("I want a cool book... or maybe a weird trinket... or both?"), and he always helps them find something they're excited about--usually tossing in a friendly discount and a bookmark like some benevolent book dragon guarding his hoard of stories and treasures. Then there's the store cat. Friendly. Regal. Frequently seen offering her belly like she's your new best friend--until she suddenly decides you've overstepped and smack, you've been chosen for sacrifice. My youngest considers her a highlight of every visit. Herringbone has an eclectic and well-curated mix: books (of course), LPs, mildly offensive candles that make great gifts (for the right people), a fun kids' corner with books and toys, and the owner is always happy to order something if it's not in stock. It's our go-to spot for birthday gifts, random literary whims, and just plain cozy vibes. Highly recommend. Just don't be fooled by the cat's exposed belly. You've been warned.

Stopped in looking for a bed frame while we were in town for the week. It's really hard to find a…read morestore where you can actually see and feel what you want to purchase anymore and I was so excited to find exactly what I was looking for and at an excellent price! Kristie was amazing, no pressure and helped us make sure it would fit with our box spring before buying. We were able to get it delivered the next day and at a very reasonable price. John was also amazing! He was on time and set it all up for us so we didn't have to do a thing! He also took our old boxspring that was in the garage for a very small fee. If I ever need another bed frame or mattress, I will come here first! Just wish they could deliver to Portland too. :)

From the owner: Whether you’re looking to refresh your sleep with a Sealy, a Tempurpedic or even a natural latex…read moremattress, at Cascade Mattress and Furniture you’ll be treated to an exceptional, locally owned, experience while receiving guaranteed best in-town and online pricing. Buying the wrong mattress or furniture is a headache, so our professionals go through the process making it easier to get what you really want (not cheap online fixes). We would love to show you around our Tempurpedic and Natural Latex Mattress gallery, the kids furniture and even our top quality, Indian made, hardwood furniture. We welcome you to visit the Cascade Mattress and Furniture downtown location and see the difference local makes!

I can't say enough wonderful things about this gem of a shop and the wonderful owner, Trudy. I live…read moreout of state, and was looking for a meaningful gift for my mother-in-law (who lives in Redmond) to mark a special milestone. From the moment I reached out, Trudy went above and beyond. Trudy, thank you for helping me create such a meaningful moment from afar. It is something we all will cherish!

A bright spot in the ever evolving makeup of downtown Redmond shops and restaurants. The space is…read morewarm and has a well curated set of housewares, seasonal decor, and jewelry. There are several businesses offering similar types of wares, but this is where we made all of our purchases. The jewelry, in particular, was incredibly affordable and stylish. Loved the seasonal decorations and mix of vintage and contemporary wares. Looking forward to shopping here on all of my visits to Redmond.

Truly out of this world! Don't let the size fool ya. This is, by far, one of the best vintage…read morecollections I've seen in Oregon (and I've made a point to hit a lot)! It's rare to find such variety of classic period apparel and shoes and accessories along side quality art and home goods unless you're perusing rented spaces in a shop. The Empoli glassware caught my eye, but my conscience kept telling me I didn't have space for the pieces I have. I've never seen a 'big eye' book, but there were large hardbacks on Margaret AND Walter Keane! If you're looking to fill wall space there was a gold 'Jere' esque (could've been authentic) gold wall sculpture of a mass of winged birds and a mod wall print in muted brown and gold, similar to one I own. Dresses and gowns that looked straight off the set of Wonder Years and silver glitter platform disco shoes were just a few of the epic pieces on display. The daughter found the perfect pair of vintage clogs and long flowy skirt that she treated herself to. The owner and I chatted about theater and bonded over her great taste, as it was reflective of so much that I collect and love myself. I'm happy to be the first to add this store and rating. Time to get her a Yelp sticker for the door!

From the owner: Fantastic vintage shop in downtown Redmond. Small in size, but full of fabulous vintage clothing,…read moremid century home decor, and pop culture. #541-350-6392

I have a medical device from europe that had a blown fuse and I could not find it. The owner opened…read moreup the device and found the MISSING FUSE. Professional and service oriented with a pleasant smile and attitude to boot Any apple device I own 2 laptops, Ipad, and phone have a new home when they have any needs Thanks

Would not recommend this company... we brought our laptop here because the screen broke and they…read morecharged us for a new camera, cooling fans, screen, processor, etc... and it still DOES NOT WORK!!! On top of this, the owner or manager of the company offered to put a used processor out of his own personal computer that is several years old into our computer... And to complete my great service with this company, the screen is still broken and the cooling fans were never actually replaced, it still has the old fans inside it after taking the laptop apart myself. Do NOT go to this company, just buy a new computer... I spent $650 on this repair and could have boughten a new laptop of same version or slightly newer for just a couple hundred dollars more. Also, our repair took over two months!!! This company Sucks!

Cognitive Surplus offers a very cool array of gifts, stationary and kitchenware. I bought two each…read moreof the wine and beer glasses a couple of years ago and after recently discovering I had no cocktail tumbler that would hold a large ice cube, I bought two of their drinking glasses. Love the science themes. In photographing my collection, I noticed that the beer glass molecular formulas are wearing but that's to be expected with use I suppose. Prices are very reasonable.

Wonderful selection of well-crafted, beautiful, thoughtful items. The store is so nicely organized…read moreand the selection is fantastic. I am going to order so many gifts from their online shop! We normally order for shipping but are so happy there's a store location we can visit when we're in the area. Definitely worth a stop!

I absolutely love the antique scene here. There's so many places such a small area. They blend…read morealtogether into one entity, so I wanted to make a short effort to set them apart. This place was huge, absolutely winding and everything packed into every corner. I know some parts of the United States have much bigger antique scenes, but coming from a Southern California California place like I originally came from the place are still amazing to me. Though to be honest, most of the time we're just looking and kicking tires if they definitely had some big unique items and if you love finding that gem in the rough, this might just be the place for you. Tons of Americana and prices seemed not cheap but not on the expensive in either so it might be the place to go if you have a little bit of money to spend.

Redmond has a number of good antique stores. Old Farmers Co-Op is one of the better ones…read more - Fairly large. - Easy browsing. Not a lot of stalls filled with so much clutter you can't tell what's there. - Wide array of stuff. - Prices are OK. - Convenient off the 97.

You can always find something you are looking for, a big bonus is helping others. Shop and donate!read more

Just called to donate a WORKING washing machine.. I was told that if it has a scratch on it they…read moredo not want it? I mean aren't there people in need that can use a working washing machine that don't care if it has a scratch on it? Since when do organizations that "help people in need" have such high standards for something being GIVEN to them? If it was perfect I would be trying to sell it for money.. lol It is an LG Machine by the way..