This is an everything but the kitchen sink boutique. A mish mash of different vendors and old and…read morenew items, so it reminds me most of an antique mall where each vendor has their own space. It feels a bit chaotic. This business has taken over from the former Miss Adeline's at this location. Many of the wares seem the same and I do like some of the items for young kids and babies, like the fleece blankets and sports themed items. There are many items in the home décor area, plus jewelry, toys, clothing, toiletries, etc. There are definitely pieces that make me smile or chuckle, like the 'bikini shots', but I tend to prefer shopping for gifts at Parsons Canby Pharmacy just down the block. But, if you are looking for a unique gift, they may have something from a local artist that strikes your fancy.

This shop was a pleasant mix of gifts, furniture, cards, and baby items, among other things. The…read moreservice was pleasant and friendly.

Shannon did a cut on my short, fine hair which I can only call "The Eggbeater". I will not be…read morereturning.

Amazing hairdressers! I have had my hair done by both Shannon and Dawn, and they both are very…read moretalented, knowledgable, and personable! Merissa is also the best esthetician in Canby, incredibly precise and does fantastic work! The gift bar is always fresh and updated with new trendy products.

I have been a customer for around 20 years. Their dahlias are gorgeous and if you have a problem,…read morethey promptly take care of you.

First time coming to visit here. You go through a residential area before turning into the Dahlia…read moreFarm. Lots and lots of dahlias covering acres of field. All varieties are named in each row. Lots of pictures ops are available. It's free to come in and visit and free parking. If you want to buy a cut dahlia then they have an area where you can choose what dahlias you want to bring home. There are a few food trucks there if you decide to spend the day there, taking pictures or just enjoying the day. Plenty of covered seating in the area to just sit and relax and take in the view of the dahlias. There is a gift shop available with items you may want or need. They have events daily on their calendar, so definitely check it out. I wasn't able to take the train because it wasn't running until later that day. I did have lots of good pictures to bring home with me. So if you need a family outing which isn't far from Portland, this will be the place to visit.

Such a wonderful antique and gift shop in Aurora. The furniture is of high quality and amazing…read morecondition for its age. Everything is styled beautifully. You can tell that the owner really takes time to select nice pieces and display them artfully. Love walking around and recognizing items from my childhood that I had completely forgotten about! Make sure to go upstairs as there is a lot of furniture and home decor up there. You can tell the owner really takes the time to select nice pieces. I'm a sucker for jewelry and they have a lovely display, many handmade pieces. Also lots of yummy smelling handmade soaps and candles, always a great gift for yourself or a friend. Definitely worth stopping in!

Stellar as usual. Cocktails never disappoint. View of the street from comfy seats. And all vegan…read moreto boot. What more do ya want?

Driving through the small town of aurora we spotted a candy factory so of course we had to stop by!…read moreI picked up some Mother's Day treats and some treats for my self as well! The smell in the shop was amazing and what a great place to pick up candy or savory or plain hazelnut products! The staff was extremely friendly and I will definitely be back for more treats!

I discovered this business thanks to a referral from a kind lady at Ken and June's Hazelnuts in St…read morePaul. I'd called her searching for my favorite hazelnut cultivar, the increasingly rare Ennis. Not only did I find them here but what a place! Outstanding selection of hazelnut candie, cookies and the best of everything Oregon. Andrew has done a superb job! I highly recommend it for all your Christmas gifts for out of state friends and relatives.

I went to this store 3 times and spent 4x the amount for rocks that the owner got off of Amazon…read more The owner and her daughter also just give off weird vibes like they have a "holier-than-thou" attitude for getting a loan from the bank to open a metaphysical store in the beside the freeway. I never saw any racism from the owner however it doesn't surprise me that the treatment of the employees is subpar.

The shop is great and offers a good variety, however the owner is rude to employees and the workers…read moreare treated like they are not important to the business. Run enough off and the rest will eventually quit. Kindness goes a long way and these owners lack the ability to be kind to others.

My son completed a special request online (hydrangea) to send me a plant for Mother's Day, but the…read moresystem indicated that it would be delivered on the following Monday. He then received a call asking if it was a Mother's Day gift and the woman at the Petal Patch said she was able to make the delivery the evening before. Great customer service! Thank you, Happy Mom

ordered flowers in march and still no delivery or cancellations I've asked for refund or resend and…read moreno such luck everything was automated so I never got a chance to speak to a real person so frustrating when your trying to do things on your lunch break . I keep getting the run around through their website . Never again

Such a cute place to visit. I loved getting to say hello to all the friendly animals.read more

I took my kids for a visit to frog pond farm. They have a plethora of animals for you to visit…read more You can buy feed cups for $5 at the admissions office. Their fall festival, including the pumpkin patch, was not running yet and I felt some of the farm was a little limited because of that. They ran out of apple cider donuts for purchase and parts of the farm had a closed sign on it. That being said, there was still plenty of animals to visit, including two camels!, bounce houses for kids, outdoor games, and general farm vibes. Next time I would pack a picnic lunch as the only options available were lemonade and donuts until they were sold out on site. Staff was friendly and the animals looked well cared for. Perfect spot for a weekend farm day activity. I was surprised how much fun my kids had and look forward to visiting again when I can walk more of the farm.

What a dream bookstore for book lovers indeed! Founded in 1971, Powell's is such a Portland staple,…read moreand this location in the Pearl District is ginormous. You can seriously spend hours perusing all the books and choosing your next read, coffee table book, or whatever your heart desires. My favorite section of the bookstore hands down was the Rare Book Room, a special temperature and humidity-controlled room filled with some of the coolest books I have ever laid eyes on. And yes, they are for sale! To me, the room felt alive as I stood in the presence of historical literature, just as when I stand in the presence of great artifacts at a museum. Access to the Rare Book Room is granted as long as you grab a pass, and no food, drink, or unpaid books/merchandise is allowed inside. You can spend as long as you like (as long as it's not crowded in the room), and there is also a staff member present to answer any questions you may have. Of course I had to purchase a book from Powell's, called Freeway Birding, San Francisco to Seattle (it was even signed)! As an avid birdwatcher, this was the perfect book to add to my ever-expanding library. I also grabbed one of their wooden postcards and a couple of stickers to commemorate our time spent at this amazing bookstore. While the entire store was bustling, even on a weekday in August, take your time at Powell's and get swept away by any and all genres of literature that call to you. You never know what you may find next.

Powell's City of Books is kind of a must for any book lover! Whenever I visit a city, I try to…read morefind a local bookstore, and I knew before we even arrived that I had to check out Powell's. It was within walking distance of our hotel in the Pearl District, so we didn't need to contend with parking. It's overwhelming at first - I had heard of how large it was, but you don't quite get the scope until you start walking through - here are books and people everywhere you look! You can just wander, or make a plan of attack and strategically try to visit every corner of the store. We kind of did a combination of both, and started at the top floor and worked our way back down to ground level. The prices are typical of an independent book store, but they had a nice selection of used books and some great value books to snap up, too. There is literally something for everyone. There are lots of local authors and books set in the region. There are bookmarks around each info station with suggested/popular reads for each section of the store. There was a nice selection of local and bookish items and gifts, too - totes, t-shirts, postcards, stickers, etc. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. I'll be stopping in any time I'm in Portland!