Most amazing customer service I've had in a long time. It's refreshing to see someone who has…read morepassion in their craft.

A fairly well stocked store with very limited seating in the downtown potion of Bend…read more Great, knowledgeable staff.

This is absolutely a one of a kinda store. They hold some particular items that I can't seem to…read morekind anywhere else (smoke paraphernalia) and the coolest torches, lighter leashes, and some of the most beautiful crystals/jewelry I've ever come across in a shop. Might I call this place a hidden GEM? (:

Been stopping here about once a week for a few years now. All the staff are awesome, and the prices…read moreare unbeatable. Shout out to Jay and the crew for being so badass!

Kara and alley are awesome and there customer service has made it to were I've made this my #1…read moreplace to go ..... thanks

Great store! Friendly and knowledgeable people! I got some great recommendations from the budtender…read moreworking when I came in. They also have really great deals on prerolls (like $2 prerolls) and flower.

Good dispensary and good deals. Convenient location and easy…read moreto get in and out of. Clean facility!

So offended by the 1 stars!!! This is the only store in town I would ever even consider spending my…read moremoney! You will find a KIND and knowledgeable staff and the highest quality product at the best prices in town!!!! Go check out the north west oil and soil tech products. Best shop in town by miles. Ask for Marcus :)

You said: "All of the products on our shelves adhere to the highest testing standards in the state…read moreof Oregon, and are free of pesticides and mold". There ARE standards for Oregon, however they permit sale of herb which contains both an acceptable level of both pesticides, and microbiological contaminants (including mold). If you think the growers supplying Oregon dispensaries don't use pesticides, and other harmful forms of pest control, then you are sadly mistaken. The growers who supply Oregon dispensaries are 99.9% commercial growers, some of them growing 100s of plants at once-- some even growing 1,000s or more (tier 2 outdoor growers can have 40,000 square ft. of canopy in Oregon, tier 2 indoor can have 10,000 square ft. of grow space, for example) When you grow in volume like that, you need some sort of pest control. There are many different things you can use for pest control, from toxic neem-tree oil, cinnamon oil, flea and tick spray, to carpet cleaner, organic hand soap, cayenne pepper to chemical pesticides going by many brands and names tailored to cannabis. Some growers even use liquid cyanide. Many growers spray these hazardous compounds onto plants in both vegetative and flowering stages. Chemical pesticides are popular and very common among commercial growers for good reason-- they work better. Organic or not, many things used for pest control are very unhealthy and/or hazardous to smoke, ingest, or apply to your skin. They certainty are not helpful to already sick people. I copied and pasted the following, directly from Oregon.gov, regarding data on herb submitted for testing in Oregon (found under the category "Cannabis and Pesticides")...it proves that there is herb-- containing pesticides, that is being approved for sale in Oregon dispensaries: "Recent laboratory results show high levels of the active ingredients, pyrethrins and/or piperonyl butoxide in some cannabis samples.  Both pyrethrins and piperonyl butoxide currently are on ODA's "Guide List for Pesticides and Cannabis."  ODA is investigating why some samples indicate levels of one or both of these pesticides, which far exceed the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) Action Levels, and yet others do not.  To retain the listing of these two pesticides on the Guidelist, ODA, OHA, and Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) need to learn more about what influences pesticide residue levels on cannabis. If you used pyrethrins and/or piperonyl butoxide, and your cannabis tested below OHA's Action level, please contact ODA at (503) 986-4553." WHAT IS WORSE, is that some dispensaries are either knowingly selling cannabis products loaded up with illegal pesticides-- which are far more harmful and hazardous to one's health than the garden amendments I mentioned-- ORRR they simply aren't testing every batch. WATCH THIS VIDEO BY THE OREGONIAN, if you need more convincing: "https://youtu.be/iAK7QRu-ZDw" I hope you won't try to tell me that Resin Ranchers is a small, private grower, because they are not! They consistently supply pounds of herb every month to multiple dispensaries in multiple cities-- something you can't do unless you are growing in great volume (ie; commercial). Other names are no different. It's safe to conclude that ANY grower who grows so much volume that they're able to supply multiple dispensaries in multiple cities in Oregon with cannabis-- by definition, they are commercial. I will say it again, it is impossible to grow that many plants perpetually without some sort of pest control. The big questions are these: do these pesticides and pest control alternatives cause cancer? Do they cause brain damage? Impair development? Cause birth defects? Mental Illness? And a scarier question: how do we determine that? because it seems like we're the test subjects! How closely, and for how long have we researched these additives that we're smoking, ingesting, and rubbing on our skin? I don't envy your job-- having to defend the greediest store in town...but if you're going to try it, please don't spread harmful misinformation!! Sick cancer patients deserve to know the truth about what is being done to their herbal medicine of choice, and how it might affect their health. We all deserve to know!!!

Worst customer service I've ever experienced at a dispensary. Sold me a broken product and wouldn't…read morerefund/exchange it for me. They don't back their products and have no clue how to deal with some of the crappy products they sell. It took 2 of their employees to start just making sht up about why they can't return it. Something that would've cost them 2-3$, lost them a customer for ever. I recommend going anywhere else in town, it was a convenience for me living in Redmond, but now I'll be going elsewhere.

This place is an absolute gem! Having been used to the plethora of natural food stores in Portland,…read morewe weren't sure what we could expect moving here. We are so pleased with Cornucopia's selection of bulk foods, ingredients that are flat out hard to find anywhere else, and all of the random stuff we didn't even know we wanted, such as bulk maple syrup (the real deal stuff guys, super strong and incredibly yummy!) As an aspiring zero waster, I love that they let you bring in your own containers for things like bulk spices, bulk tofu, and the aforementioned maple syrup. And the ladies here are so knowledgeable! We always leave having learned something new (or let's be honest, many new things!). For what they offer, the kindness shown to us by staff, and the convenience of having our obscure ingredients close by (I'm looking at you, vital wheat gluten!) you really can't argue with the prices. Loooove this place!!

I was over charged $30. Their 'policy' is come back when THAT checker is here, see if she…read moreremembers. LMAO (One errand for medicine shouldn't take three trips, two days, 90 mins of bickering) If you must shop there, check your receipt BEFORE leaving the store, or avoid altogether. (They have cameras, they KNEW! They did not want to lose the $30.) It should have been simple. Instead it's pathetic and embarrassing

Awesome rock store and the selection is amazing. So much to learn about rocks and if you have…read morequestions staff is more than happy to answer them for you. They also have a wide selection of fossils. Staff was very nice and helpful. Seriously a great place to check out.

Lots of crystals and loose stones here. The place isn't crowded which I like because it's never fun…read moresqueezing around other shoppers. They have some jewelry as well, and I saw a little iolite ring that I purchased. I'm always looking for iolite since it's my favorite stone. Staff were really friendly. There's a large parking lot for the shopping center so no troubles parking. I wouldn't make the drive just for the shop (but my hometown is Eugene, and there are multiple such stores) but if in the area I'd stop.