Great staff. Always friendly. Definitely one of our neighborhood favorites. And always a great deal…read moreon something.

I have been to bi-mart a couple of times. Today I went and was approached at the door with I need a…read moremembership for $5. Never knew this so I left. This is like a smaller K-mart. I can't believe they charge to buy from this store. It's sad too because there is a lot of elderly folks who go in there that are on fixed budgets.

This place is basically Disneyland for adults who love snacks and mild chaos…read more Even when it's packed, the vibe is still weirdly fun....like we're all in on the same joke: "None of us needed to be here, but our carts are packed anyway." Rotating inventory means there's always something new to discover, which is great for excitement and terrible for self-control. But honestly, no regrets. 10/10. Would accidentally spend $300 again.

I love the bakery section at Costco. Sweets are my weakness but the desserts are so big sometimes…read morefor just the two of us. I had the opportunity to purchase the creme brulee cake for a work pot luck and it was pretty darn tasty! I would buy again because I received a lot of positive comments about this dessert. It was the perfect size for 10-15 people. The crunch layer at the bottom was what is usually on top of a creme brulee dessert. It had a light cream layer that was not too sweet.

Service at jewelry counter was awful! Clerk put something I wanted to buy in safe for me over the…read morephone reassuring me It was exactly what I wanted and when I drove all the way from Oregon City to the store, it was the wrong one! Called manager to complain and all she could say over and over and over again was "I'm sorry. "

I love this beautiful clean store in Tualatin. OR. The…read moreentire staff has always been very helpful . From Jewelry Dept to the Cashiers checking me out. I get angry that you have me OLD Reviews on here that have such old dates that they are NOT even relevant! It is 2025... some reviews here were from years ago one from ..2018. I am sure everyone .. ,Including Mgr & Staff are all gone from there by now! Please ..SHOW only Current Reviews!

Service that Christopher gave us was awesome He really…read moreknows his business. He is very skilled. Hobby Lobby Store # 908 framing in Sherwood does it while you are there. You don't leave it and then come back x days later to pick it up. They had museum glass for both our pictures. Price was very reasonable forbe everything they did for us They have a good selection of frames and mat choices.

this is a Hobby Lobby light... much smaller than the rest i have been in. they carry a good…read moreassortment, but nearly the assortment or quantity of say the one in Albany. They are light staffed at check out. They would sure benefit from adding more fabric after JoAnns has closed.

These guys make good use of their space. Nothing is overcrowded & shelves also aren't bare. Very…read morenice selection of "home goods" ranging from bathroom & kitchen to pets & holiday decor. Prices are reasonable & service is friendly!

The only two feelings I have when I come to this Homegoods is either Pure Joy or straight up…read moreOverwhelm. Its just either of those because Inspite of the total chaos that happens here ,I have always been able to either find something I came looking for or scored a great deal on something else. From glassware to towels to cute cushions and candles the prices are hard to beat. Lots and lots of great things to sort from and the staff is friendly .

Maybe it was an off day, but I found the options limited, even in denim, which is what they are…read moreknown for, and what drew me in. Specifically, was looking for a denim dress, and their only offering was a sleeveless style leftover from the summer. Was seriously surprised that there were no long sleeve versions for fall. Walked around for quite some time and was never offered assistance. Finally found a service member, and she confirmed that they didn't have any fall denim dresses. They did have a nice selection of chocolate brown pieces, the color of 2025, and some faux suede and faux fur handbags. For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, they had a display of pink sweatshirts, hoodies and totes. And of course jeans in many styles - wide leg, super ridiculously wide leg, straight, barrel (which I just don't get) and straight. Glad to see options beyond skinny jeans that were the rage for years. Parking right out front makes it easy to pop in and out of this store.

The store had a great selection the dressing rooms are big enough to get around. Plenty of…read moremirrors(going to have to get a gym membership) items were good quality with reasonable prices. I was also happy with the staff and check out process. Definitely a two thumbs up experience

Very empty outdoor area in the late summer was disappointing, as well as the fact that the plants…read moreplaced there, seemed like they were just put there to die. It isn't ever VERY busy there. The staff is nice, pleasant but in comparison to the Tigard store, this one is bare, harder to find things and just not as well organized. Ace is pricey, you're not going to get THE best value on most items but that's okay if you are in a rush or have an emergency. But you will OCCASIONALLY find a real deal. It's just not often lol. It's convenient but definitely not my #1 choice for Home Improvement.

I went into Ace Progress Ridge today to have two used paint cans shaken up and purchase one new…read moreone. When I arrived at the paint counter and asked to have the cans shaken I was abruptly interrupted with a very rude "I won't shake up that can" by someone named Jaron. I was very taken aback by his rudeness since I've had many cans of previously opened paint shaken up there before. When I asked why (in total confusion) Jaron said "I don't want your paint all over my paint shaker". I was so confused at this point I moved on to ask for help with the can of paint I needed to purchase. Jaron was just incredibly rude and refused to help by being short and condescending. I picked out my own paint. I then asked to talk to Chris, the store manager and now I know exactly why the employees act like this at this store! Chris said "I am sorry you feel that way" and tried to justify Jaron's actions by stating thy someone's can of paint spilled in their shaker. I am not at all upset that ace no longer shakes up previously opened paint cans - that is perfectly within the store's right to decide and I was very clear with Chris on that!! I am, however, appalled at how rude Jaron was and how Chris didn't listen to my concern about Jaron's attitude and instead tried to justify it with an explanation of why they don't shake up cans anymore. I reiterated I wasn't upset that they don't shake up paint cans anymore and Chris repeated, "I'm sorry you feel that way!" The number one comment narcissists make is "I'm sorry you feel that way"! The first rule of customer service is to never blame the customer and that is exactly what Chris did with a narcissistic comment. I asked to speak to Bob, the owner but have not had a call yet. This store needs a new mgr (just read the reviews here - this is a pattern) and some education in customer service. Don't waste your time here! Take your business to Lowe's or Home Depot!

This store is a mess. The items are cheaper quality and less attractive than a Dollar Store but…read morethey are 5-10xs more expensive! The items are pure crap. I walked up and down every aisle and there wasn't anything that caught my interest. With a Dollar Store literally next store, I don't know how they stay in business.

Tuesday morning is kind of like TJ Max or Marshall's, but the main difference is it's smaller and…read moredoesn't sell clothes. The stock varies each day. It's a good place for people like me who like bargain hunting. One of the big draws for me has been the craft section. Unlike its competitors, Tuesday morning sells yarn. I've been able to find some great color ways in natural fibers for $5 a skein from brands that I recognize. It can be hard to find enough of the same skein for a big project though and they have less yarn than usual. I've also been able to find markers and pencils from brands like Marvy and Spectrum Noir. It's also been a great place for finding candles and blankets. When my husband and I got our first Christmas tree I was able to find a lot of unique and awesome ornaments for $5 a piece that were made from porcelain or metal. Yes I could get cheaper ornaments at Dollar Tree next door but they did not look as nice. During Covid the shopping experience has been a bit more difficult. Everyone is wearing masks but the instructions on which direction to take down the aisle aren't followed. They put down blue tape arrows which was be difficult to see. It's a similar situation at check out -- there are tape asterisks. Yesterday people were standing there not realizing it looked like the were in line and the cashier didn't say anything to them. Also, I know that we aren't supposed to use plastic bags anymore but I don't drive and sometimes need them to transport bigger items home on rainy days. They used to have huge awesome plastic bags as recently as last year, but stopped offering them. They often have awesome looking floral wreaths and I've wanted to get one for a long time. I bought it yesterday but wasn't asked if I wanted a bag, just told to pay. Then when I said I needed a bag I was told that the only bags they had cost 5 cents and what I was shown looked like it wouldn't fit the wreath. Even though there were no customers behind me, the cashier expected me to make a decision right away. So I ended up having to carry the wreath on my arm into the next store and on my way home, which was inconvenient. I know Tuesday Morning is struggling right now since they filed for bankruptcy and closed a lot of stores. Add Covid on top of that and it's probably not an easy time to work there. But I wish the cashiers were a bit friendlier and more understanding about accessibility issues. I would probably shop there more often if that were the case.