I've walked by this place several times when they were closed, and needless to say, I was excited…read moreto find them open yesterday. This is a fun and neat gift shop. Good selection without being overcrowded, which I appreciate. I found a coin purse, which was awesome. My husband and I were literally talking about me needing one last week. I was excited. Lol. Besides that, I found stickers and a journal. Which I always need new journals. Past that( they specialize in candles, soaps, and home decorations. It is a fun store to explore. The employee or owner working was kind and welcoming. He took his dog with him, who came out to greet us when we were at the counter, so I got my puppy fix while I was in there. I think more business owners should bring their dogs to work just for this reason. I thought the prices were good and the value was high. I spent $30 on the three things I bought, which wasn't bad. Would I return? Yes! Definitely yes. It is a fun store to explore, great owner running it, and very memorable. My husband and I both enjoyed it.

Okay, this place is cheeky - a small towel that reads "Not Your Jizz Towel"…read more It's cute. Lots of little surprises. Got my hubby a bar of soap "Gay Bar" and a birthday candle with sprinkles on top. So this place is great if you're searching for gifts.

This is a really lovely little children's store. When I entered I was greeted by the employee who…read morelet me shop leisurely and without pressure. Their stuff isn't cheap by any means, but it's really adorable. They have the gamut of baby and children's items, including some small toys and stuffed animals, books, clothing, and so on. I bought a really adorable little dress that I'm hoping will fit my high-percentile little one! I don't think they allow returns, but they do exchanges. If you're buying for a new baby, or just want something special for your little one, Bambini is definitely worth a stop.

This is my favorite store for my kiddos. Shannon, the owner, will bend over backward to make sure…read moreyou and your child leave happy. She is so personable and always remembers me by name, asks how the kids are, etc. She is genuine. That's the best way to describe her. I fell in love with a pair of herringbone patterned pants from Tea but my son's size wasn't on the rack. She ordered them ... gave me the sale price from the Tea website ... plus free shipping. She's also recently started carrying locally made goodies (yay for shopping small!) for us mamas too! Great service. Great selection. Great local shop. Check it out when you get the chance!

great local owned store with a wide variety of products. Always go there for gifts as they are…read moreunique and the price is right.

Love the vibe and supporting both local and fair trade products. Love and have purchased several…read moreof the men's shirts. Love the new location in PHill. So much better than downtown.

I was extremely disappointed by what I witnessed at this shop recently. A lesbian couple was asked…read moreto leave simply for showing a perfectly normal amount of affection. It was clear that the management's "standard" for PDA is applied selectively and unfairly. In this day and age, seeing such blatant discrimination is unacceptable. I prefer to spend my money at businesses that welcome everyone. I won't be coming back.

I don't give two durns about someone's sexual orientation. I don't really even call myself an ally,…read morebut I keep to myself and treat everyone equally which isn't most what everyone should do. I watched the owner of this shop tell this gay couple to leave the other day just because they "got caught" giving each other a peck on the lips. Absolutely ridiculous. And here I was thinking Oregon was a Blue state. The wine bar was cool.

Fabulous flowers and gorgeous display! They carry local letterpress cards by Twin Ravens Press and…read moreother great Local Eugene stuff! Whiteaker needed this shop! Beautiful. #stunning

I LOVE PEPPY!!! The owner is the SWEETEST. And we found SO many goodies for my son today. Thank you…read moreso much for having such great prices, and a wide variety of toys and clothing. I will be back!!! Probably sooner than I should be. What a fun store! Took me a few extra minutes of driving around before I could figure out how to get into the parking lot because my maps took me a weird way. But if you enter McDonald's parking lot and park there, that's the easiest way to do it.

They moved to E 8th St in Eugene. Absolutely ridiculous spot for a business. Don't even know how to…read moreget in the parking lot. Well that's because they only have 3 spots in front of the building. NO hsndicap parking in front. Map shows you it's behind McDonald's which it is. But you can't access it as it's a dead end parking lot. Won't go back

Just wow! This place has wonderful, local-made crafts, including a special Oregon Country Fair…read moreTarot Deck with georgeous artwork, by Heather Storrs. There is so much to see and buy: unusual crochet work, books by local authors, coffee, soap, jewelry, and so much more. The proprietor is also very pleasant and interesting. This is my first choice in Springfield for buying gifts.

My husband and I brought in our kiddos today, it was amazing. To start there is plenty of free…read moreparking out front. When we walked in we were greeted by Dana who was absolutely amazing at explaining the process to us. There was a ton of different items to choose from to start painting and lots of colors to choose. We had such a fun time together as a family and we cannot wait to come back again! Dana who was working was super nice, extremely kind, and patient with our young son! He made the experience that much better. I recommend 100% for a fun family time, date night, or even just alone time therapy painting.

Fun, super cute choices and nice vibe. Unless, when there is a little girl birthday party that took…read moreover the place. More than slightly irritating was a situation that potters quarter could have at least contained the overly loud adults. We had a nice chill and creative time planned with the grandkids. It when we arrived it was chaos. There was a young elementary girls party going on that had food, drinks and many screaming girls. When something was funny the parents were loudest! It's like the rented the whole place for themselves to be as wild as they wanted with no courtesy for others - except for the fact that they didn't. I'm not a party pooper. I'm not a buzz kill. I'm totally glad we get back to real life and some def fun- for everyone! So let's still be polite. Let's still be aware of our surroundings. Let's respect the others in the room ! What about indoor voices ? What about "read the room"? Oh no , you couldn't do that because you were all acting like you were at a park ! When I say screams and outlandish laughs it was over the top ! Never mind I had someone with me that's slightly on the spectrum. So we are clearly more than just irritating everyone. It's completely besides that because this wasn't even just a normal delightful squeals that is usually just enough to make you smile if you delight in several children in a good mood! Yeah I said I wasn't a cranky old woman! But really ???? One, next time rent out the whole place. Two, if you can't then know that others are also trying to have fun too. Three, why would you purposely be that Karen? And Karen's kids that will turn into the Karen because Karen don't k ow any better to do better. Sad.