It was so fun to go in there and make a candle, everyone is so nice and helpful! It's a really fun…read moreway to be creative! Great for parties, gifts or just for fun! Definitely recommend! You can personalize them to almost anything you can imagine and they smell just as good as they look!

From the owner: A create your own candle studio.read more

WOW!!! This female owned business has me over the moon!…read more After going to wool town it's solidified its place in my heart and soul. The quality ,varity of wool and warm welcoming hospitality I received when shopping at wool town provided me the ability to check off every item on my woolers quest. I'll say it again ! WOW I now reference the owner as WOW ( witch of wool ) when entering a magical feeling overcomes you like when you were a kid waking up on Christmas morning or feeling like a kid in a candy store. For me wool town is my new and now one and only woolers candy store. Such varities. Such quality. Such knowledge. Keep an eye out for the hidden touches done with such thoughtful intent. Wool town and its owner the ( wow ) go above and beyond to provide a majestic and magical experience like no other. The owner was extremely personable, kind and approachable filled with many suggestions and helpful tips for the craft we all love, providing me answers I never would've thought of for my current and future projects. Don't mess around don't be a clown choose the one only ! Wool town! Ask for the wow !

Katie was personable, knowledgeable and answer all my questions. The hand dyed wool was too good to…read morepass up so I bought 3! Great selection of local and regional products. If your going to drink local you should make a point to fiber local!

Nice shop featuring crafts and other local art made by resident artisans. Reasonable prices with a…read morewide variety of merchandise. Located in the same small cluster as Cafe des Chutes.

Went in to ask if they could fix the clasp on my chain and they were very nice and Kate from Wyld…read moreTerra fixed it for free!! Wonderful people in there and gorgeous art!

My husband went with me for the first time on 10/29/24 and I was shocked at the disarray of the…read morestore. Freight was blocking almost every isle. I know it's hard to get employees right now but people walking in and walking right out. No one knew where items were located. Restocking was at a standstill. It was very sad. I hope they can correct the issue quickly.

The customer service here is terrible. I waited in the fabric area for 5 minutes before walking to…read morethe registers to ask an employee asked about it to hear "maybe they are at lunch" with a shrug. Then, the manager on duty called someone over to the fabric section without even saying anything to me (at least an acknowledgement that someone is on their way or an apology). Waited another 10 minutes with no one coming. Also the person I initially asked never said anything more to me about it. The lines are generally long here and the employees look miserable and are slow. Also trying to find someone to ask for help is nearly impossible.

I took a two-day class at Yvonne's studio and learned quite a bit. We did a mix of hand building…read moreand throwing on the wheel. Yvonne was so helpful, creative, and supportive. She even supplied a beautiful lunch at her ranch-style setting during the class. A true treat! I recommend this to anyone interested in expanding their pottery knowledge.

From the owner: Production pottery studio specializing in functional pottery for the home. Workshops for children,…read moremom's night out, and workshops for adults.

This was great local store in Bend. I really didn't want to buy souvenirs from the commercial…read morechains. It was very cute and had a large selection of hoodies! If you're in Bend, you should stop by!

Cool little shop with Bend souvenirs. Staff is very friendly. I would up purchasing a Bend sticker…read moreand a cup. Great shop if you want a souvenir. Typical tourist place which is a good thing .

We first spied the eye catching designs and gorgeous glazes of Steven Provence Pottery this summer…read morein the small display of his work for sale at one of our favorite Bend stores, Ginger's Kitchenware. ( http://www.yelp.com/biz/gingers-kitchenware-bend-2 ) A beautiful array of pottery pieces in designs from geometric to sort of botanically inspired patterns and glaze colors that are "ahhhh...." worthy. The pieces captured our attention for their art and their functional potential. We thought they were elegant in the combination of usefulness and organic simplicity in the designs. We went to visit Steven's pottery studio this week to look through additional options in searching out a couple of coffee mugs that matched given they were to be a gift, the gift recipient likes matched things and Ginger's had only singletons in mugs when we went back to make our purchase there. We're so glad we got to visit with Steven, what a likable guy he is in addition to being a talented artist, and see his new studio location. I have some Steven Provence Pottery bowls for daily use on my holiday wish list. But my husband and I also saw mugs and platters and plates and pitchers and trivets and bakers to admire. Not to mention bowls and platters large enough to be display pieces that sing to us too. I've included photos here but I'm a lousy photographer and can't begin to capture how wonderful are these designs and glazes. So I've also inserted a photo from the Steven Provence Pottery Facebook page that does a better job than I can of showing the range of work. As postscript, this is another of those stories in the unfolding short story book of how Bend's economic collapse in places like the building industry due to the implosion of the high flying Real Estate speculation market has had good implications in other areas. Because while the "Aspen wannabe" boom was going in, folks like Steven and his business partner and wife had trouble affording commercial rents in Bend. He was previously working out of private garage space. But with the decline in rental rates in Bend, he's able to move his studio into a large space which will be easier for shoppers to come visit and see his work. Everybody wins in that arrangement. Everything is connected. If you're looking for something beautiful and functional for your home or as a gift for someone else's, Steven Provence Pottery is a good place to start. You can find it at Ginger's Kitchenware or at his studio. (Both Ginger's and Steven ship.) Tips - 1) Call before you go to the studio. Although hours are listed as Fridays and Saturdays from 10 - 5, either Steven or his wife are sometimes at the studio at other times. And sometimes away on weekends for shows. 2) For my Yelp friends and others who use wheelchairs, canes or crutches, the studio is completely accessible from level in entry. But helpful to know in advance that the parking lot of the complex in which the building sits does not have designated accessible parking.

Working with Kiesha at In The Zone Ink was honestly one of the best experiences I've had bringing a…read moreproduct to life. We spent several months dialing in the designs for my company shirts and sweatshirts, and throughout that entire process--despite my busy schedule and being out of town often--Kiesha was incredible. We went through multiple rounds of revisions and adjustments across several proofs, and not once did she show any frustration. Instead, she brought consistent energy, enthusiasm, and a genuine excitement to get everything just right. Her communication was top-notch. She was always quick to respond to emails and calls, kept things moving forward, and made the entire process feel easy and collaborative. And the final result? Better than I expected. The quality, the detail, the execution--everything came out dialed. In The Zone Ink did a tremendous job from start to finish, and Kiesha went above and beyond every step of the way. I couldn't recommend them more.

Great service! I needed a print job in a rush, and they delivered with a high quality product…read more I'll definitely use this company again.

Nice quilt shop in Bend, Oregon…read more Our fave place to stock up on fabric and to admire the finished projects. Knowledgeable staff with tons of quilting experience.

it would be nice if your webpage listed the hours accurately so that when people drove all the way…read moreout here to find you, you would be here.

Sometimes it is best to let owners describe their business, as West Coast Provision owners do,…read morebecause as a customer who has been in their doors dozens of times in the last seven years, I couldn't do it better myself: "Located in Bend's Northwest Crossing neighborhood, West Coast Provisions offers a curated selection of groceries, wine, beer, prepared foods, and unique home goods and gifts, with particular focus on products from Oregon and surrounding states." CONNECTION: My husband and I lived it Bend for almost 20 years but moved away a couple of years before this delightful little store, near our Bend neighborhood, opened in roughly the latter part of 2018. But we were still in Bend multiple times a year to see my parents who lived nearby and visited regularly up through the passing of the last of them in 2024 and even through this year to take care of things at their home. We will soon make our last ever trip to Bend, our first was in 1982 so we are grieving the end of things, and one of the things we will miss is stopping in at West Coast Provisions for purchases for my mom's kitchen or for our own, or treats to share or gifts or gift cards for friends and family. Every time we were in we found something to purchase. SERVICE: People working here were always congenial, if not warm, and questions were always answered. And except for right after the local high school let out for the day, it was never very crowded. Maybe that was also because we chose the timing to avoid crowds because having lived in and visited Bend for so many years, we knew when those crowded times were more likely to be. $: Prices are premium here and so know that going in. You are paying for convenience and uniqueness. Newport Avenue Market, the independent and employee owned full service grocer just a few blocks from this one is our favorite of all grocery markets of anyplace we've lived and West Coast Provisions doesn't compete with that. But it is lovely little shop for what it is. TIP - SATURDAY FARMER'S MARKET: The NW Crossing Farmer's Market (a good one) is on Saturday mornings in Market Season and on this same street. PARKING: On street parallel parking and street parking can be hard to come by with Sparrow Bakery directly across the street and a popular burger joint next door. There is also a small lot behind the building. ACCESSIBILTY: Level in from sidewalk, all on one floor, ample clear floor space in aisles and at register. ADA marked parking behind the building, I think. COFFEE AND GOODIES: If you're hankering for a Sparrow ocean roll and the line is too long, this market sometimes has ocean rolls in the store along with goodies from other local bakeries. And the sell good coffee by the cup. WINE TASTING: For such a small store there is an impressive array of wines and they host a curated tasted once a month (I think). Check with them to learn more.

The food wasn't over all flavorful and just for 4 meals it was 100 dollars which I thought was…read moreoutrageous for sandwiches and a burrito.