Lovely place with so many amazing options!!! I was looking at Blundstones (which are not a cheap…read moreinvestment) and one of the employees was SO HELPFUL and gave me so much insight on the brand and how they fit, including how long her blundstones have lasted her and how to take care of them. The store is super cute and all of the employees are super friendly. Go to toad & co and get yourself a pair of blundys!!! I searched VERY HARD for a pic of my blundys so u better appreciate

While I like many of the Toad&Co styles, I don't recommend going to this store. First of all, it's…read morein an area of outlets. This is not an outlet. Everything I saw was regularly priced. The real problem for me was despite the fact there were quite a few people working there on a not very busy weekday no one offered me one minute of salesmanship or assistance. No one said hello when I walked in. No one asked me if I needed help. A bunch of wanna be hipsters roamed lethargically about the store doing who knows what. Not much. I tried on a top. I liked it so went to to the register to purchase it. Nary a greeting was uttered by the lackluster guy at the register. And after paying more than I should have in retrospect for the top, this lamebrain took it from the tousled heap he had made of it on the counter and deposited said "heap" into the bag. Oh...he asked me first if I wanted a bag. I had a tiny purse with me and nothing else. Yes, I want a bag even though in your eyes you want to make me out as a wasteful person hence your question because in this day and age no one should want a bag...ever. I am not going to walk out of there with a shirt slung over my bare arm. "Just give me a freaking bag", I wanted to yell. My husband thought I should return the overpriced top after such crappy service but that meant I would have had to spend more time in this awful store. After the payment transaction and before leaving the counter, I took my too expensive top out of the bag and proceeded to fold it properly as should have been done to begin with. Wanna be hipster dude said: "I would have done that for you!" Well, dude, why didn't you? Don't bother with this store. Ugh.

I love this shop. It has a lot of wonderful home accessories and men's grooming products and a…read moregreat selection of clothing. Kazeem was very welcoming to me and my friend. He treated us like family upon entry. Great music selection too! I'll be back.

GREAT shop to visit. Lots of cool curated merch. I definitely could go back. Some smartsclothes,…read morecool usable small items - like paper pads, and nice selection of facial products and incense. K. was spinning tunes too. One of those small businesses that reminds U how cool small business can be.

We were passing through Portland while on a road trip and we were able to stop in while walking…read morearound to stretch our legs. While we didn't buy anything, every thing was beautiful and Christine was very welcoming and helpful. Next time I'm in the area, I'll definitely be stopping in again!

Zane, though definitely a women's boutique, does in fact have a men's section. Granted, everything…read morein the men's section will make you look like Criss Angel, but hats off to them for trying. The place focuses on high end fashion, presented on racks and shelves in a fairly efficient way. I don't like when boutiques go nuts draping their sweaters and pants over pieces of art, or suspending it from the ceiling. It's clothing. It'll speak for itself. Anyway, Zane avoids that troublesome trend and shows off the goods in typically Portland straight-forwardness. Definitely worth a quick stop in if you need a top, jewelry, or want to be a polite boyfriend and stand there holding a purse.

We alway stop in at David Wood when we are in Portland. Usually 5-6 times a year. I've bought…read morecologne's, pens, jewelry, candles, room fragrances and a few pieces of clothing. They also have great sales. The customer service is impeccable. Chris is friendly, professional and knowledgeable about every product they sell. I highly recommend this store!

Wouldn't go anywhere else! They cater to your needs and will help you find your look.read more

This is a really nice gift shop in the area. It was the only store where we found picture frames…read morefor Portland. They also have a huge collection of apparel for all gender and sizes, lots of souvenir goods, bags, mugs, Christmas ornaments and few other things. Prices are comparable to nearby other gift shops. There was one lady in the store, very friendly and helpful. She packed our photo frame with paper and wrapped other items we bought.

Cute local souvenir store by downtown area. It's on one of the hill, not on the main road…read more They have selections of clothes, hats, toys etc. We got a Bluey activity book that was on discount $5 only! Also I found a picture frame I liked. Colorful and good quality. A little expensive but it's a tourist thing. The lady was very nice and friendly. I feel people in this area are all pretty nice and easy going. I had lots fun visiting different stores in the neighborhood.

What a lovely boutique! The best word to describe it is enchanting. Every item seems high-quality…read moreand well-made. The patterns/colors on the clothing, bags, jewelry, and other accessories were breathtaking. Like most other stores in the area, it can be a little pricey, but you're sure to find something that suits you. I got a beautiful fabric journal that I can't wait to use. My only qualm was the strong aroma in the store--it definitely matches the vibe, but it was a bit headache-inducing.

As soon as I walked in, I knew I found a GEM! This boutique has wonderful silk pants and bamboo…read morebelts. All ethically sourced.

Great souvenir shop with something for everyone. Everything is meticulously neatly in its place…read more Got some shirts, socks and trinkets for the family.

Unfortunate incident - buyers beware! Having been regular customers of this brand, we picked up 5…read moret-shirts while in Portland on the way to Acadia. One of them turned out to be the wrong size. We came back to the store and were refused an exchange despite all tags attached. The excuse? They wanted the receipt and refused to look up using the credit card used for purchase. On a long roadtrip with multiple stops and lots of shopping, we lost track of the receipt, but never expected that a brand like Life Is Good would refuse to exchange it. The workers at the register immediately got defensive, refused to call the manager and seemed to have a ready playbook to deal with this situation, which makes me think it is a common occurrence. They're probably used to running it in a tourist trap style. Life is good just lost a lifelong customer!

Love Madlyn's!! What a great shop. The space itself is decorated with quirky and pleasant displays…read moreof all the different cute things for sale--it's a delight to be in the store. The prices are FABULOUS!! Most everything is in the $20 range. I was there only an hour as I had to get on my flight, but I managed to buy two skirts, two tops, a dress, a sweater for myself and a pair of low cowboy boots for my daughter. The adorable owner checked me out, and I asked her who Madlyn is. She said it was her dear grandmother from Nova Scotia. If you like consignment, don't miss Madlyn's!!

This is a great consignment shop- lots of different items and constantly getting new things! The…read moreprices are reasonable, and I've found some great bargains. The owner and employees are all friendly and helpful. I have sold items from here as well, and they have clear rules and guidelines ( I noticed someone complained about having to only bring seasonal items, which is true for most consignment shops!). Overall one of my favorite places in Portland to peruse