This is my most favorite place to go shopping, they always have what I need, and the costumer…read moreservice is always amazing. Keep up the good work Walmart!

Great store. Whoever chooses what items to stock is super on…read morepoint. Store is always clean and staff kicks butt to keep it that way. Always the lowest price on any item. I am thankful for this store.

Too bad one star is a he lowest option, because this is a he saddest, dumpiest mall I have ever…read moreseen. Very dated, bathrooms are filthy and in disrepair. I talked to the "manager " and he was rude, hostile, and confrontational instead of wanting to work to make this place better. I witnessed him yelling at other people, maybe who work there? But only women. Maybe a coincidence that it was only women he was verbally abusing. The stores are nothing special, but the theater is horrible. Audio quality is grating. My advice is if you're passing through and don't live in this community, just pass it by and go to Walmart or Bi-Mart. Especially if you are female. That manager gave me the creeps

Most all of the major stores have closed. I think the last store of any size was "Ross" a lot of…read morethe interior shops were closed. A few restaurants were open but not a great selection!! I feel with the COVID-19 outbreak and people not going out a lot for shopping, business has just dropped off!! I hope someday it returns to its better glory days.

Went here to buy a carton of Camel Wides. Saw the clerk by the stand where tobacco products are…read moresold. Stood behind the man who was checking out, then got told another gentleman who was well away from the register was next. Okay, I can accept that. Then it went further downhill. I asked for a carton. They did not have a carton. Huh? Camel is a MAJOR brand so everything they offer should be in stock, right? The BiMart in North Bend has been my backup supplier of cartons before and always had them so what is Coos Bay BiMart's problem? Next I get asked for ID. I am 70 and obviously well past the legal age of 21 but okay, here's my ID. I then get asked to take it out of my wallet, which is difficult. Common sense is totally lacking from the lady running the checkout stand and when I complain, she threatens to call management and not sell me my Camels. Now I am really pissed after all this BS. If you don't want to deal with idiots and fools who cannot keep stuff in stock and cannot even tell when a senior citizen is well past the legal age without going super intrusive, then AVOID THIS STORE AT ALL COSTS!!! BTW, I have a Lifetime Membership card dating back to 1970 when BiMart first opened in North Bend. This is the worst encounter I have had with them in over half a century.

The only place I shop for most of my household goods. Service is another reason, your missing out…read moreif you don't visit BiMart

Kristina is all I wanna talk about she's amazing and funny and she went above and beyond to help me…read moreand my party get everything we needed! Also she tells very funny jokes and has knowledge beyond the store! She's actually amazing and deserves a raise or something and I never leave reviews EVER she is the exception Ross these are the people you should hire SHOUT OUT TO MISS KRISTINA

They usually carry the oddities that I'm looking for new styles old styles of clothes and more and…read morean awesome price with awesome store hours so shop Ross dress for less before you go anywhere else.

I needed pork belly and surprisingly couldn't get it at any of the butcher shops but US Foods…read moreCHEF'STORE had it!! Thanks for saving my recipe!

Meat selection looked great, they have a large selection of bulk foods, we need one in Florenceread more

***When I lived in Lakeside, I went to the North Bend Big lots every month for about 3 years. Being…read morefresh back from Big Island, Hawaii, after 4 years, it was so nice to actually be able to afford to shop again. The store was exceptionally clean and the ladies that work there were absolute dolls. Hawaii's Aloha,..........is all fake. It is for money spending tourists and employees are trained to act that way, 'IT IS NOT' a natural occurrence. Once you move there you are highly disliked and shunned. Oregon coastal people are are real givers of aloha. They work 10 times as hard, have a friendliness that is beyond anywhere else. Unfortunately I developed severe health issues and had to move to a care facility in Eugene. I miss the coast, but brag about the people there.

Let me say right off -- both my wife and I hate shopping. But that didn't detract from the hour we…read morelost wandering the aisles of this store. We stopped off on a rainy Saturday morning because of the TV ad campaign Big Lots! is currently running that focuses on young, hip people furnishing their swinging pad with Big Lots! furniture. As it turns out, this isn't the place to buy furniture. You can get much cooler stuff at Ikea for much less. But after we'd looked at the overpriced furniture, we figured we might as well check out what else they had "just for a minute." Riiiight. An hour or so later, we figured out this store is a true outlet for off-brand, foreign, and purely oddball stuff. In other words ... awesome. And cheap prices to boot! Next time it rains, we'll be there Big Lots!

I had never shopped at Maurice's prior to yesterday, but my coworkers in Coos Bay said that they…read morehave good quality clothing and a great selection, I was eager to check them out. The store is conveniently located next to Ulta (Eugene). I was greeted by friendly sales staff when I walked in the door and told her it was my first time in. She explained the set up of the store and asked if I needed any assistance with selections. After browsing about an hour, I found quite a few things to try on, and was escorted to a dressing room with my name on it. All of the staff were very nice and helpful, which is refreshing. I ended up with a couple of nice things and they even helped me with an online purchase for an item that was out of stock in my size. I will definitely return to Maurice's.

This is a nice store. It's very clean (not something I'd expect in North Bend)! The Maurice's store…read morewhere I'm from has clothes on the floor and isn't very organized like this one is. The great service I had was also unexpected. The girls working were very friendly and helpful. There are reasonable prices for the quality of clothing.

I walked in and the older dark haired woman working was dropping the f bomb left and right. I told…read moreher what I needed and then I used my card to pay for it. She told me it was declined. I knew better. I pulled my account up on my phone and showed her where she just charged me. She wouldn't let me have what I paid for. I had to report fraud. Stay far away from this place.

From the owner: On your way to charlston beaches? Please stop and we can supply it for you,with friendly smiles and…read moreadvice.clean remodeled restroom , with deer and elk on walls. Our prices are some of the best deals around. built in 1936 a historic landmark, come by and make your day! We promise!

My favorite store. They seem to carry most everything I need with good prices, easy to locate and…read morefriendly employees. I go there often.

This store is nothing more then a Nazi run store. Even if you have had your covid shot they…read morerequire you to wear a mask even those that can't wear the mask are forced to wear the mask. They will call to Police on you even if you don't go inside just to try and force there agenda even went as far as denying a person get the second shot because they had medical wavier from having to wear a mask due to congenital birth defect. I will not support any company that takes away a persons personal choice. On May 18, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) released updated guidance for masking and physical distancing throughout the state. Significant changes to the guidance include the following: Fully vaccinated individuals will no longer need to wear a mask indoors in public places where vaccination statuses of individuals are checked (masks will be required in areas where people are not asked about their vaccination status). Businesses, employers and faith institutions have the right to determine their own masking policies for fully vaccinated individuals. Masks are no longer required for people who are outdoors, though masking is still encouraged, especially in crowded places and for people who are unvaccinated.