Good to see the village thriving after a few difficult years with vacancies. Always a joy to see…read morethe toy and book stores doing especially well. Truly a fun Fourth of July celebration here (the bounce house is a great idea but it was closed throughout the day because of heat; it's in the direct sun without shade). Everything else was stellar, especially the bike parade. Value and quality varies from shop to shop, but charm is definitely there. Service was friendly everywhere we went, which made our time even more enjoyable.

Visiting family in Bend and they took us to The Village at Sunriver. It really feels like a…read moreHallmark destination. Such a lovely shopping center that is cozy with a festive atmosphere. Cost and value varies. It has a cute ice skating rink and all around was beautifully decorated, creating a picture-perfect setting for holiday cheer. The shops were filled with unique gifts and seasonal treasures. However, we loved the crisp winter air, twinkling lights, and the warmth of the holiday vibe. It's the kind of destination that invites you to slow down, soak in the festive spirit, and create lasting holiday memories. A truly picturesque spot that embodies the magic of the season.

Fun store, our second time here. This time we were offered a cider or beer sample while we enjoyed…read moreour shopping. Well crafted items and always something for us or gifts. Definitely check them out and they are dog friendly so bring your pup. Checkout the upstairs too

Fun little shop in Bend. Shop owner Chris has arranged a curated mix of cups, artwork, clothing,…read moremaps, and trinkets galore. Think Urban Outfitters mixed with Spencer's but with a focus on Outdoorsy products. Try some free local beer and cider samples (it was offered the day I visited). The shop can get crowded so plan to spend a few minutes browsing and decide quickly on what to buy. If your car is full of camping gear and ski equipment then there's an option to ship some orders home to prevent overpacking. Next time will explore a little more.

A beautiful store with a great lay out that's easy on the eyes and senses…read more Got a lovely graphic tee and unique button up for 70 dollars all in. You can tell it's well curated and that the items are solid quality. Definitely worth a visit.

This store is so cool and really nicely designed! I got two cute oversize vintage travel…read moresweatshirts for $25 each. They have a robust selection at all price points. Tees and sweatshirts ranged from about $25-$150 depending on what it was. The vintage denim jackets were around $100 and the leather jackets were more expensive, as to be expected. Vintage Levi's, belts, formal clothing too... Lots of cowgirl boots. Some kids clothes. Great selection! The gal working was friendly and helpful too. Definitely recommend!

The folks here were following all the Covid rules, they had really cool yard art that was very…read morecolorful, great store to stop into when you are walking the streets of Sisters , Oregon great selection and fair prices, recommend

Like a Hallmark store gone wrong. I caution you against visiting if you have coulrophobia (fear of…read moreclowns). The entry is filled with dozens of portraits: cowboy clowns, singing clowns, a clown in a sombrero. It is downright frightening. This store is a complete mishmash of items from greeting cards to jewelry, candy, gifts and funny signage, that I don't think is terribly funny. "Power corrupts, but absolute power is kinda cool." Most of Sisters is trending toward Old West or modern boutique. This place seems out of place and out of time. Clowns are never in season.

This is such a great store with a an even better family running it! If you're looking to support a…read moresmall business that truly cares about community look no further. I love stopping here to get my wife a gift, check out the workshop schedule or just hang out before I head home to Portland. The only complaint I have is that last time I was there this very angry man, I think he said his name was Frank M? Well he was just standing outside crying about how nobody would buy the soap he was trying to sell in the parking lot and shaking a large stick at people. They were very kind to let Frank stay but I think he should have took the hint and found another place to cry. Perhaps Drake Park. Anyway love the business and no shame to Frank but Pomegranate has way better soap.

If you want to experience a business where you will feel seen and loved as much as being a member…read moreof their own family, I highly recommend you check out this incredible shop! Amazing products, people, and I can't think of another word that starts with p, it's just a phenomenal place!!

Lovely store! Very helpful and friendly customer service! Quality, and really beautiful pieces!read more

Love this store! Welcoming and Helpful in Every Way! The selection is great in both the women's…read moreand men's clothing. They even carry Sam Edelman Shoes.

This antique store is well curated with lots of vendors and spaces in the building. Lots of…read moredifferent rooms so I walked through it twice because there's so much to see. The prices are also reasonable. Mixture of antiques, new and vintage clothing. The service was extremely welcoming and everyone was very friendly. If you want to see anything in the locked cabinets they are very accommodating. Highly recommend and will visit again when in the area

Eddie has been an oasis of good humor, wit, kindness, and treasures, for 25 years at least. That's…read moreabout as long as I've known him. This town has been a thorn in my side ever since mom married her 8th husband, and moved to God forsaken Gilchrist . Bend came into it when a job was needed.( I bleeve the cut-stock mill just weren't cutting it). I was marooned up here the first time 25 years ago give or take. I recall thinking-" who in their right mind would stumble into this blight of a place and drive a flag in?!! " . People spend 80 percent of their energies just beating nature back enough to exist in it . (SERIOUS WEATHER). One bright spot throughout was Eddie. A friend. He always greeted me with a genuine smile and a how are ya? The town is quite fancy now. It's still Bind, to me . Go meet Eddie . A fine fellow .

Oh man...I have spent some hundreds of $s here, and had a coupla hundred $s worth of a pair of…read morepants and maybe a sweater I was ready to try on...I even had on a shirt I had bought there in the past....when I asked the person behind the desk if I could use the bathroom first...(who doesn't wanna be relaxed when shopping)!? She said no....I left.

As I had imagined, the store is overpriced and seems to target tourists because locals know it's…read moretoo expensive for what it is.. This at least seemed to be true when my husband and his 22 year old daughter from FL visited. The older lady offered a couple of "outfits" that looked exactly the same (except one was long sleeved and pin striped with matching pin striped cropped pants, and the other a short sleeved version without the pin stripes (also with pants). Also what I thought was sort of a pretty pastel boucle like long sleeve jacket. I'm not sure if the ladies heard or asked where she is from, but it obviously did not register (from FL- where it's 80 degrees right now!). In any case, sound fashion advice was not provided and it seemed they just wanted a $600 quick sale for 5 items, and 2 nearly the same. They saw the sucker stamp and took advantage.