This small store is packed with so many gifts, greeting cards, higher end candy, socks with funny…read moresayings - the end result is lots of spontaneous purchases!!, You know what I mean, the items that you never knew existed, never put on your shopping list, but when you see it you can't leave the store without it! The huge collection of kitchen towels with various sayings will keep you captivated for quite some time. There are always sayings that immediately relate to yourself or someone you know. They make a great hostess gift along with a bottle of wine, bottle of olive oil or chocolates. Speaking of chocolates, maybe it was because Easter is around the corner, but the store is overflowing with foiled chocolate bunnies of every size, cartons of eggs from Tony's Chocokolonely - who knew they got into the holiday niche? Peeps of every color. Foiled chocolate eggs in vibrant colors. Bags of Seattle Chocolates wrapped candies and their fun, individual chocolate bars in unique flavors with cheerful messages on the wrapper. Even individual pieces of gourmet chocolates at the counter. The huge wall display of socks with sayings will have you laughing out loud, probably why they invented the LOL acronym. But there are serious items, too. The Naked Bee makes lip balms, lotions, hand sanitizer, and CBD serums that moisturize better than most products I've tried. We left with several items and the knowledge Peachtree Gifts carries the full spectrum of offerings. There are stuffed animals, the ever popular seasonal gnomes, candles, plaques with sayings, stickers, colored pens, journals, and of course, a fabulous selection of greeting cards For every occasion and then some! Definitely worth a stop when you are in Multnomah Village! I challenge you to leave empty handed.

What a cute little gift shop my friend and I found!!! I am so glad we stopped by to check out…read moreinside the store. I found a few nice items that I was not looking for and it is always fun when happens. It is the kind of store that you go in not looking for anything and you find something you did not even know you needed. LOL There is also a little table outside the store with random reduced price items. The staff is super nice and knowledgeable of the store items. I had a big stroller and they opened the back door just to accommodate us They also have personal invitations in the back of the store. It is indeed a great store to find gifts for family, friends, and loved ones. If I ever go back to the area I will stop by again to get some cute little items. It is totally worthy to stop if you have the chance to.

Charming shop in the center of Multnomah Village with an outstanding collection of cards, gifts,…read moreand paper goods. We spent quite a bit of time here, looking at everything and not wanting to miss anything! For Easter they have an assortment of gift bags shaped like bunnies, Peep inspired bunnies and place cards for your table, and modern pastel bunnies that are all so cute! Being a fan of Peeps, I had to get the place cards! They carry adorable selection of children's clothing, a rack on one wall is filled with beautiful and high quality items. The accessories are just as fun! Whimsical barrettes, earrings and jewelry, even someone fashiond dolls. Paper plates, journals, task pads, gift wrap, fun kitchen towels (Paris, you are speaking to me!) and coffee mugs - all adorned in beautiful florals and graphic patterns that will add a splash of color to your day. Small but nice assortment of Hobo crossbody bags, totes and purses. Whoever curates the products at Village Cheer is doing a fantastic job! So happy we discovered this gem!

If you are ever having a bad day, go here. There's such a wonderful assortment of happy and funny…read moregoodies. One of those places where you can find a present even for your most challenging receiver. I went in to browse and left with a handful of stickers.

As Portlanders do it so well, a unique environment to this food truck corner…read more Yoshi's Sushi ~ telephone orders only. Surprisingly fresh & tasty on top of the Styrofoam plating. Tacos were topped with plenty of cilantro & onion. Tortillas warm & chewy. The only bummer is the beer cart is hit or miss open or never open is more like it. Inside you truly get a run down French Quarter feel, especially the bathroom. Good for Multnomah. Parking is very limited.

I figured with Mardi Gras coming up in a couple days, the Multnomah French Quarter might be…read moreplanning something special over the weekend. Unfortunately, this food card pod/tiny indoor boutique mall was pretty much dead: half of the carts were closed, and all but one of the shops was shuttered as well. Disappointing, as I'd checked the operating hours of all of the businesses here before arriving, and they were all supposed to be open. I could see this place being a bustling, thriving little community/event space on a nice, warm summer day. Apparently a winter Saturday, even a dry one, isn't worth the time or effort to set up shop. Too bad. It's a great little space, both indoor and outdoor.

Cutest store on the street! Lovely smell so I walked in! So many candles and little…read moreknickknacks....the store was beautifully arranged. I got to roam and smell and I picked three candles to buy. And I really wanted to buy this wonderful smelling counter spray but I did not want to check in my bag so I didn't buy it. Loved the store!!

Gave this place another chance as I was killing some time in the neighborhood. Very nice selection…read moreof decorative items with candles, other home scents. Prices seem more realistic now. I will come back.

The family proprietors of this elegant shop are warm, lovely, helpful, and professional and know…read morehow to procure premium quality products from Turkish and Middle Eastern artisans. I bought a set of their linen towels a few months ago and am grateful every time I take a bath. My colleague mentioned that she purchased towels from Indigo Traders 20 years ago and they're still in great condition; only softer. I suppose I could cheap out and continue buying commercially sold towels from conglomerate box stores, but I know I'd pay way more for degraded, chlorinated cotton over 20 years if I skimped on delight.

Stopped in today while we happened to be in this new (to us) area. The store is absolutely gorgeous…read moreand features stunning textiles, home goods, spices, and soaps. The owner was very friendly & suggested we try their olive oil + za'atar spice blend with some como bread from the bakery around the corner. That's my perfect kind of snack, so I did exactly that and am here to report back that it is in fact delicious! Very special to find these imported goods & I find food shared from all over the world to be the most special thing in life. Will be back for some gorgeous bedding when my kids aren't so young & we can have nice things last longer than a week lol.

I'm so glad I stopped at this tiny little shop. The employee (owner?) greeted me as soon as I came…read morein but then let me roam freely, offering help if I needed. The store is really warm and welcoming--I loooooveee all the plants draped around the place. They support many local artists, which is why I love visiting small businesses. They carry some really beautiful jewelry, a nice selection of clothes, and other gifts (for yourself or someone else). The jewelry always catches my eye and I found some really nice earrings and other pieces, but what really caught my eye was this awesome bracelet. It is rather dainty and has some small gemstones in it--the one I chose has multiple stones, but they also had a garnet one that I considered as well. What's particularly cool and unique about the bracelet is the closure system. It doesn't have a traditional (or even non-traditional) clasp; instead it has a bolo closure. I know that there are bolo bracelets but I've never seen it on a piece with gemstones. Since this was my first stop of the day in this shopping trip, I decided not to go too hog wild in here though they had several things that I could have taken home with me. The parking right in front is rather sparse, but there is street parking along the various streets nearby for all the shops here.

One of my favorite boutiques in Portland. Located in the heart of Multnomah Village is this sweet…read morestore. Really cute, and reasonably priced clothes. Local jewelry and art. Also a great place to purchase gifts for those you love. Always the most friendly staff, and a super cute cat to greet you! It is one of my favorite places to shop in Portland.thank you for being such an amazing business.

The selection of funky local goods is pretty good! They have a nice mix of Portland items at a…read moredecent price. They have some HILARIOUS stickers! I was able to score some little gifts for my niece. Definitely worth stopping in if you are in the mood for a unique gift. The customer service was amazing too! Friendly! Recommended for sure!

Fabulous selection of cozy and delightful goods and gifts in this Westside gem of a shop. Found the…read moreperfect tree ornament here, and plan to visit again for more. Soon. Thank you!

I have been coming to this shop for a while. The people who are working have always been more than…read morehelpful, and will be chatty IF you chat them up first. They are definately my favorite. Lots of stuff to look at. Most everything is decently and comparable in price. Easy parking, easy everything. I will definately always come here verses other local shops.

The owner and the guy behind the counter (they're the same) is really the man... he charges just…read moreenough to put food on his plate. He's not trying to tax anybody. He's honest. He cares. Plus he looks like "sprang breakkkk foreverrrrr" guy

We had the best experience with Sage Flowers in Multnomah Village. Sage and Jared are amazing. They…read morecreated the floral arrangements for our school fundraiser and the pieces were honestly more like works of art than typical event flowers. We came in with a vision board and they absolutely nailed the look and feel we were hoping for, down to the smallest details. Some of the flowers we originally wanted were out of season, but they found beautiful alternatives that still captured the exact aesthetic we were going for. The arrangements elevated the entire event and made the space feel really special. If you're looking for thoughtful, creative florals that feel custom and unique, I highly recommend Sage Flowers.

Not great. Could have gotten a better arrangement at the local Safeway grocery store for half the…read moreprice. Really 1 missed the mark! To me it looks like they make sure all of their reviews exceedingly positive---honestly doesn't live up to the reviews

This will go down as one of the most memorable tree hunting experiences of my life. First of all,…read morethe name is properly named as it is a Little Forest tucked away in a residential area of Portland. Due to it's size it made it easier to walk through and search out all of the trees before you picked out your tree. It was also flat so it was much easier to walk around then the large Christmas Tree Farms I have been to in the past. The guy that owns it is adorable and super sweet. It was his family's farm that they started in 1971. I believe he said he is now a one man show, so be kind and patient, and try not to go on the weekends as he says it gets very busy. Once we found our tree, he walked over there with us, with his electric saw and cut it down for us, and helped strapped it to the car. There are some pre-cut trees up front that are at a discount. He said if you don't take care of the tree they should last until March, and until Easter if you do take care of. I can't believe we thought about going to a Christmas Tree lot. It would have been hard to make any holiday memories there.

Sweet, stroll thru two or three yards size plots filled with trees of different sizes. From what I…read morecould see there is just one older gentleman who manages the property, chopping and hoisting onto your car. Patience is required. Highly recommend!!!