This is one of the sadder looking targets I've been to but that might just be the general set up…read morefor most retail stores in Portland. Coming from out of state I was surprised to see all of the private security and nearly everything including toothpaste (aside from kid's flavored) was locked up. We stopped by to get some basics and I actually saw some nice featured collections, which I can't always get at my local Targets because they run out of stock quickly. I was able to try them on in the fitting room and complete the purchase as usual with the RedCard. We found everything else fine given the easy layout compared to other locations.

Management following customers around like everyone is trying to steal…read more Employees yelling at customers that they're about to close. Manager not allowing people to use the restroom at 10:03 The morale here is as bad as the cleanliness and I will legitimately never step foot into another target after coming here

Talk about a place that has a wide variety of product…read more.. This Ross Dress For Less is crazy with variety, which is what makes it a fun shopping adventure. Cool clothing, Colleen got a winter hat with matching gloves! They have all kinds of kitchen stuff. We got a glittery paper towel holder, who would have thought??? They have SpongeBob wallets... what R U waiting 4? The place seems to be swarming with security people, but they seemed friendly.

I'm not sure how Ross Dress for Less is still in business. Both as a company and at this particular…read morelocation. This shopping center is slowly vacating. I guess that means there's plenty of parking. Upon entering the store, a security guard tells you to wait behind the rope for no discernible reason. The shelves manage to somehow be empty and chaotic at the same time. The products are both trendy and yet things no one would want. There's no staff to assist. Somehow the checkout line is always long. I used up the gift card I had been holding onto. I don't intend to come back.

I always find the cutest shoes here. But the styles for clothes are simply lacking…read more The attendants at the dressing room are always so friendly and accommodating bless their souls, this store is always so busy. So many go backs to do.

The selection of plus size clothing has been seriously reduced and not a very good selection is…read moreleft. Please why does no one know how to fold clothes anymore? They take the clothes like they're ring out a wet sheet and then wrap it around their hand and stuff it in the bag. Also has anyone else noticed that all the clothes are wrinkled that are hanging up? They snuck that one by us pretty quick didn't they? When everyone started buying clothes online with these folds increases in them it became more acceptable. But do you realize how much work we actually have to do once we get the garments home to get them to look halfway decent!?

Great store and amazing staff Easy access to products!…read more Very knowledgeable staff on a variety of topics and products

I'm really liking the new layout of this store. It's easy to find things and the shelves are pretty…read moreorganized. The employees are super friendly and I enjoy coming here. Prices are pretty reasonable.

I walk in and every entrance has a VERY VERY clear security presence to the overload point. Here's…read morethe thing - I get it, high crime area but this seems just way over the top. I was trying to ask the security guy where the motorized carts are since all you see is security and not actual employees there to help. That was made extra clear when he started barking that he could not hear me while aggressively walking towards me. I did my shopping but was nearly collapsing by the end. FYI - this is the only Fred Meyer I have been to while has one single motorized shopping cart which is broken and they have not bothered to get it fixed. Most locations have at least 5-6 and I have a lot of words to say about that but genuinely feel I have said quite enough....

Honestly, 0 stars for this Fred Meyer - you need to clean this location up. Too many homeless,…read morebeggars and drug addicts in and around the property. Security is present but is also aggressive towards regular customers who are there to shop not steal. Get things fixed and provide shopping baskets for your actual customers before you have none. The pharmacy staff is over-loaded and the lines are extremely long. No excuses!

Only come here whenever you're not in a hurry! They often only have one cashier regardless of how…read morelong the line is. They still charge 5 cents for a bag so plan accordingly or park as close to the front as you can. This is my local spot since it's only 15 minutes walk or 5 minutes drive. I only come here whenever I have time to meander for stuff I want, not need and often time I score big. My latest was a set of two planters with big water drainage for $14.99!

Earlier today, I and my family shopped at this Ross location. I purchased a very comfortable pair…read moreof dress/casual shoes, and was extremely impressed by the service, selection and quality overall value. The store was extremely clean and well stocked and maintained. The staff was courteous and knowledgeable. Excellent quality and value for the price.

The security guard is the rudest person. It was the worst experience I've ever ever had at any…read morestore and they never put all of your stuff in the bag. Well, at least they did it for me and when I tried to call to ask him if my perfumes are still there, they said no, and wouldn't run the cameras back.

Ross is always great. The only issue with this location is they have more security. I assume…read morebecause of theft. So they have only a certain amount of customers that can be in the store at one time. Not a huge inconvenience but you may have to wait to enter. Other than that, the employees seem friendly. And there is usually a decent selection.

Love this Fred Meyer! I've been coming here for months and only recently realized there was an…read moreupstairs...must be blind to have missed the escalators leading upstairs haha. Well upstairs is a whole new world for home/office and I bought the most amazing cordless vacuum I found up there (on sale too!!!). Downstairs is all grocery/toiletries and this Fred Meyer has a great selection of chips! They have tons of the Siete brand here including salt and vinegar which is the best. There are always great deals on avocados and other produce here as well! Things I can't find at Safeway I know FM will have. The bottle return here is so convenient as well.

Darin (who was working today at the self checkout today) was a total jerk and became disgruntled…read morebecause he had to do his actual job and check an ID. he was mad his social hour was interrupted and he had to end the conversation he was having on the clock. pretty big eye roll for someone who signed up to work in customer service. wasn't it called "friendly" Fred Meyer at some point ? Boooo Darin.

Good spot to shop for a good deal for some name brand items. I bought some Hugo boss sweaters for a…read moregood price here!

The place is pretty dead when I went again recently. The collection is also becoming quite boring…read more I spent some time there browsing thru the stuff and didn't feel inspired to buy anything. Later I found out the lease will not be renewed in a couple of months, so yeah that explains it. It's too sad this long loved spot will be gone. One less reason to be in the downtown area.

Sold furniture with a missing piece, told me only option was to return it, despite me being unable…read moreto They've also rolled back DEI initiatives despite marketing their products to marginalized groups

If you're taking light rail, make sure to get off at the Mt. Hood station. The store is just a few…read moresteps away. I remembered this from when I was here something like 16 years ago. However, coming from downtown, for some reason, I got off one stop early. All reason went out the window when I saw Ikea and the Cascades train stop. I got out there and ended up walking something like a half-mile to get to Target. With the help of a couple of extra OTC painkillers, I made it, and only had to sit down a couple of times. I appreciated that the parking lot had sidewalks and crosswalks. It's like so many other Target stores, although I have never seen a CVS inside a Target. (In Hawaii, CVS is still Longs Drugs and they are free-standing. I looked for a certain brand of travel-sized toothpaste; there wasn't any. The bin contained only regular-sized tubes. Many of the travel-size section bins were empty. I also wanted a certain brand of waterproof black mascara. It would be cheaper here than in Hawaii. (Strangely, mascara can't be shipped to Hawaii.) What I wanted was near the floor, making them tough to see and read, and none of the tags were right. I checked all the tubes, and none of them were what I was looking for. I'm now 0 for 2. Next I headed to the grocery section. The fresh food section, particularly the fresh meat section, seemed smaller than others I've seen. There wasn't much on sale, either. I didn't have a ton of stuff, but I was having trouble carrying it. I checked in two spots for a basket, and both were out. There were two human checkers on duty with a few people in line for both. The line for self-checkout was long. Staff responded and opened up two more lanes. The person helping me was pleasant and chatty. It was just a bummer they didn't have two things I was specifically looking for. It was still an okay experience, and I got some unintended exercise. We'll see how much my arthritic joints ache tomorrow.