The John Day Coffeehouse on Main Street is not a fancy Portland-style cafe. John Day has a…read morepopulation of 1400. There are about 5 restaurant bars and about 5 hotels and a scattering of bed and breakfasts. I think people visit for fly fishing. This is manly a bookstore, also selling model trains, wagon wheels and vintage vinyl disks. Didn't try the coffee, but they have those slushy sugary ice drinks, cappuccino and mango-orange; on my visit, the perfect summer cooler. And free WiFi. Enough said.

On a recent trip to Easter Oregon I visited Len's Pharmacy for some help. I asked and explained my…read moreneeds at the front desk and was very courteous and friendly helped and referred by the clerk to a technician at the Pharmacy. The technician again very friendly and courteously listen to me and referred me to the pharmacist. The Pharmacist again very friendly and courteous and professional listen to to me and took me to a shelf in the front shop and showed me a good product which she explained to me how to use and then returned to the Pharmacy. All in all a very positive uplifting experience, my problem was solved in a very courteous, friendly professional way, which reflects on the way the pharmacy was must've been run I. I highly recommend visiting lens Pharmacy if you have any health or Pharmacy related needs when in John Bend. The front shop of the Pharmacy is huge and well stocked, I'm certain that anything you might need either Pharmacy related or more you'll find in the store. My experience with a Pharmacist tells me you'll find all you need prescription wise or more at the pharmacy as well. It looked very neat from the outside And very impressive. It was like being in a big box Pharmacy in the cities, but with the an added personal service and Care and friendliness that I have yet to experience at any of the other pharmacies. The value of this experience in dollars and in effort was definitely excellent. The price of the medication that I bought was also very reasonable.

I have never in my life experienced racism and total lack of respect in my whole entire life until…read morei walked into that pharmacy. The staff is rude except for one individual, if you live in John Day Oregon, avoid this store at all costs. The pharmacist did not introduce herself who she was and did not say hello or nothing at all, when i went inside to get vaccinated. A patient has rights and this Medical Professional called a Pharmacist was the worse pharmacist ive ever came across. She had an attitude because she was asked if she could pull the medicine out of the bottle in front of the patient? This is common practice in other states and the Pharmacists never had a problem doing this, because how do i know what was placed in that syringe, it could have been a placebo for all I know. I have a right to know whatr is being placed in my body and i can tell she had an attitude about it! Furtthermore, it is the job of the pharmacist to ask the patient after getting vaccinated are you ok, are you feeling ok, can i assist you with anything before you leave, none of those things was stated by this Pharmacist, she had the audacity to tell one of the clerks, oh you can go now? What a joke, worse example of bedside manners i've ever seen from a Medical Professional, and she made me nervous, i saw her hands shaken while pullling the medication out of the bottle, don't know what that was about at all, if you don't like your job, then do something else. But that is ok, because God Almighty sees the things we humans do right and wrong towards others, and if i can see all the wrong with this Pharmacist, i bet my life God does as well. Upon getting the vaccine, i was instructed to wait 15 minutes in case if i had a allergic reaction, thank God i did not because i would not trust that Pharmacist to do anything with her nasty demeanor and unprofessional conduct, she should be reported for her actions and I may take that up with the Licensing Board to inform them how unprofessional this Pharmacist is! As i was instructed, i waited in the waiting room of the pharmacy for 15 minutes awaiting to see if the pharmacist would come out and ask how am i feeling and are you ok, but that did not happen at all. There was another pharmacist talking to this pharmacist and he was standing next to the pharmacist who gave me the vaccine, and she pops her head up and looked at me and at that point, she tells a staff member i can leave now rather than tell me that herself and she did not bother to ask if i was ok, and it is a damn shame other customers have to deal with pharmacist and staff like this, this is the only pharmacist in this town, this town deserves better, i fee bad for this community, they can do a lot better than this!

This place is amazing! I stopped here because of the cool looking wares that were on display out…read morefront, but they were nothing compared to what I found inside. The building has two main rooms; the South shop, which is where the items are that are for sale, and the much larger North room, which holds the owner's personal collection. Unfortunately, most of the items in the North room are not for sale, but it is well worth the time to check it out, as walking through this room is like walking into an early America museum. In addition to selling antiques and collectibles, the Ox Bow specializes in fabricating and repairing horse-drawn carraiges Inside this one room, there were dozens, if not over 100, amazing carriages, as well as a huge collection of accessories to go along with them, most of them in immaculate condition. As I said above, the items in this room aren't for sale, however, when I asked the owner about a few of them his response was that they weren't for sale "yet." There's still hope! There were some cool items in the shop as well, however, I found most of them to be of the reproduction/decorative tin variety, with just a few actual antique items sprinkled throughout. The pricing seemed fair, as far as these items go, and I still enjoyed walking through the inventory. I didn't buy anything, "yet," however, it was well worth going in for the free "museum."

From the owner: Oxbow Wagons & Coaches buys and sells several styles of fine horse drawn vehicles and offer many…read morehorse drawn wagons and coaches. Oxbow Wagons & Coaches stock includes parts, harnesses and a large variety of Western hand-crafted items.