I had not been to Bi-Mart in 30 years. Finally went back. The nostalgia was amazing. Exact same…read morestore. Set up exactly as I remember. If it works keep it going. Nice auto section, home section and outdoor products. Already went back for a second trip. It is a pretty cool store!

Tammy is great! Clean and organized atmosphere. Helpful staff to get your shopping done in an in…read moreand out fashion.

We love shopping at Sierra especially since we are outdoors/travelers/missionaries. They have…read moreeverything and all things outdoors with a little swag to add. Preparing for a Brazil mission trip and needed to pick up packing cubes, and a few other odds and ends. Anyway, I feel like a kid in a candy store shopping at Sierra. Love this store.

I stopped in to check out what they had, since I'd never heard of it before. It is basically a…read morehigher-end TJ Maxx, because, not surprisingly, they're owned by the same company. Selection is small, and prices are high. If you find something you need, then it may be worth stopping in, but it seems to be an outlet for things, and as such, should probably have lower prices. I can find no compelling reason to return.

While everything changes constantly at daiso, I love the selection and I try to be cautious of my…read morepurchases because it is easy to rack up a hefty bill there ! The manager is friendly, I believe their name is Luna! I frequent daiso for their holiday decor, school stationery, and all things kitchen. I got a bunch of baking supplies there along with some small kitchen items. I do tend to walk around longer than I should but it's really hard not to esp when you think you'll notice something after several rounds of walking around. They stock Royal iced coffee. Because I am from Hawaii, seeing the can in their fridge always makes me happy. I always go in and buy a can even if I have coffee from blackrock already in my car, I can't help it! It makes me think of home. Aside from the manager being friendly, the employees are as well. They don't stalk you like some places would. They sometimes say Hi but mostly focus on other things and let you go about your day while shopping. This is very appreciable because it's not comfortable shopping in some stores and being stalked like a hawk waiting for its prey

It looks like they've slowed down a bit since their opening. Parking can be tricky in the strip…read moremall but the lot is big so you should be ok. They have a large selection of basically everything you can think of. Household items, dishes, makeup, snacks, stationary, you name it they probably have it. Some of it looks cheaply made but some of the stuff is pretty nice. You just have to look through everything. The lowest price is $2.25. Everything is priced in Yen but they have a conversion sheet in every aisle.

I'm not certain I should be writing a review for this JC Penney because I have only gone in on…read moreBlack Friday evening... HOWEVER it was still clean and well stocked. Go figure! It was busy as heck... but you see I actually placed an order online and just went in to pick it up! Bahaha magical unicorn hint!!! When you order online you pick up on the second floor in home goods. There's a register area with a sign just for jcp online orders. So essentially in black Friday I walked past all of the anxious angry at me shoppers to the front of the line and was immediately called up. Im telling you.... definitely the way to go. There is parking for the lower level where women's, juniors and make up e.t.c is and more parking around the other side for the second level where mens, kids and home goods are. Some pretty freaking awesome black Friday specials (like fleece shirts for $6.99 essentially a steal). After picking my items up I went and tried the items on right there in store and ended up buying more because of how much I liked them. Service was awesome. Store was clean. There is an elevator and escalators. The store also opens up to the mall. I will be back but I will order online first... yea!!!!

Wanting a specific pair of chestnut brown jeans, JC Penny's had the best price when I did an online…read moresearch, so I placed an order for in store pick up to avoid shipping charges. When I entered the store, I wondered if they were still in business as there were hardly any people shopping. In an hour of wandering various departments in search of deals, I saw maybe 10 other shoppers. And only 2 fitting rooms open on the far ends of the store. But what I did find were a few really nice sweaters and several pairs of wide and straight leg jeans at really reasonable prices. I opted for a gorgeous teal, blue and plaid long, duster style cardigan with pockets. It's a Liz Claiborne, which I haven't purchased in years, but the colors, style and pattern was exceptional. On sale for $38 from $60, and a coupon for another 20% off bringing it to under $32.00, I couldn't pass on it. I'm so glad I didn't because it's absolutely stunning! Wish the cool weather would arrive so I can wear it! At the customer pick up counter, I went to retrieve the jeans I ordered online. It had been 4 hours since I placed the order, but I never received a message saying my order was ready. I was ready to leave, so went and inquired at the counter. Sure enough they had the jeans, but they are dealing with a transition to a new system so text messages weren't sent. Well, if the jeans had been there when I arrived, I never would have browsed the store to kill time, and wouldn't have found my new cardigan, so it all worked out.

So this is the new Home Goods on 82nd Ave in Portland. It's been pretty hyped up by my friends but…read moreI had never been here. So I was in the area and stopped. Huge parking lot in a strip mall with many businesses. It was dark when I arrived and the parking lot was pretty dim with some lights burnt out. I don't like dark parking lots so found a light to park under. First thing I noticed when through the doors was Valentines items. I picked out a couple cards, cute red waffle iron and a set of kitchen towels for a gift. As I proceeded back further into the store there were several empty rows and a couple more partially empty rows. I was hoping for more but this location was pretty non-impressive. The one is Tualatin is wonderful and chuck full of items. They do charge for bags, 5 cents.

Yay, there is a new HomeGoods on SE 82nd! My car seemed to spot it before I did! While I was…read moreheading south towards Michael's, my car turned left down the drive towards HomeGoods, located in the strip mall with PetSmart. They took over an abandoned store, can't remember what was there, just know that having a HomeGoods here will definitely revitalize this little area. People were coming and going and it was quite crowded for a rainy Sunday. Maybe it's the time of year, but the large store footprint was not filled with goods like most HomeGoods. Many shelves and entire sections were bare. Like all HomeGoods, they had all the usual suspects - seasonal, gourmet food and snacks, gourmet chocolate, art, bedding, kitchen gadgets, bakeware, storage, small furniture, rugs, home decor, pet toys, beds and bowls, lamps, towels, pillows, bath accessories, faux plants and more! My favorite section is the gourmet food. It's a challenge for me to leave a HomeGoods without a bag of artisanal pasta! They have so many varieties and shapes not found in grocery stores in the PNW so when I see them, I have to purchase! I'm from an Italian American family with roots in NJ where the pasta aisles at grocery stores are a full aisle! So this section thatba,so contains olive oils, aged balsamic, roasted peppers, capers, pesto, artichoke tapenade and other Italian pantry items makes me very happy. The seasonal section is also a must. Right now it's exploding with all things pink, red, hearts and love for Valentine's Day. Those gnomes that used to be relinquished to the garden now find themselves dressed up for every season. Shelves filled with gnomes wearing pink hats and sweaters dominate this section. I'm in this area frequently running errands so no doubt this will become a regular stop.

The staff here are amazing and were completely compliant with COVID…read more Their products are some of the most amazing deals you'll find without any membership or coupons needed! I scored a brand new Lasko pedestal fan for more than $10 off the normal selling price just for being open box. Plenty of other great finds are with new-in-box overstock or open floor models like that. I walked out of there with probably $80 in savings alone. Not bad for one quick stop in!

The place did not impress me. The prices did not seem that cheap, at least for what I was looking…read morefor, and it seemed like junk everywhere. I don't think I'll be back.

This is the first time I went to this store. It's way better than shopping online or looking for…read moreDULUTH stufff from other places to shop. You can really see what you want and touch it which is way better!!! This brand is better than Carhart

Oh boy, after Christmas sales!!! Totally worth a trip out to Jantzen Beach. My husband pretty much…read moreonly wears Duluth Trading Company now. He's become an expert online shopper too. He's an avid wood tuner and his work shop (the garage) gets mighty cold during winter. His latest love is the Duluth Fire Hose Fleece-lined Relaxed fit pants. The pants have a microfleece lining that is very warm yet surprisingly lightweight and the large, deep cargo pockets resist punctures from the tools he uses. The 100% cotton canvas repels stains and water as well. One note: they wash extremely well but are very heavy when wet and a wimp like me has to transfer them from the washer to the dryer. No complaints, just a warning. LOL His other current favorite are the flannel shirts. There's a whole collection of them ranging from relaxed fit to untucked to fleece-lined and they are all on sale right this very minute. The brick and mortar store has deals you can't get online and vise versa so it's always a good idea to check both options. Many have concerns about the area where the store is located. And, yes, there have been high crime issues associated with the Jantzen Beach shopping center and many of the stores surrounding Duluth Trading Company are in fact closing. Homelessness is rampant in this part of town but the store is safe to shop in and I would suggest just being more vigilant about your surroundings. It's the times we live in.

Friendly helpful staff, offered to help me find what I was looking for. I didn't need help this…read moretime but did hit up their buy one get one on clearance items. I got keychains and a cute bow to add to my purse. I love checking out items here, I get time to browse and not be pressured to pay and leave.

What a cool store! Not just for the fun pop culture items they sell but also what they with with…read moresome of the proceeds from these sales. Every 10.00 you spend at Box Lunch and the company donates a box lunch to the needy. The donations are also made on the local level - so here in Oregon they are made to the Oregon Food Bank. The company looks to open more stores, having up to 200 stores nationwide within the year. Right now they are at 20 stores, a worthy and lofty goal for sure! The store has fun items from Disney, Star Wars, Star Trek, Game of Thrones to Harry Potter and various super hero characters. They also have an adult orientated section with BBQ items, mixed drink items and other fun stuff. Great staff, fun items and a mission to give back. How can you go wrong by shopping here??