I'm not sure about you, but when I see dogs in a store that sells groceries I get a little grossed…read moreout. Very strange as every other place seems to refuse dogs save for service ones. The service dogs get into barking matches with other dogs and it's a disturbance to everyone. Not to mention the pee and poop that occurs. Another unfortunate aspect is the behaviors of some customers, it's astonishing how rude and verbally abusive these folks were to the cashiers. I didn't see any support from management when it came to one lady who was upset with a cashier who was hard of hearing. This woman berated the cashier and got so upset over a simple misunderstanding. Disgusting behavior! The overall selection of items is fun to look at, but a lot of items are clearly overpriced and can be found at other stores for less. I'm not paying 3 or more for a dollar tree item. The cashiers are always nice and helpful, but the management needs to support them more, especially when customers are rude. As a customer, I believe we're not always right, especially when one is acting up with an employee. Employees deserve respect and safety, without them a business can suffer and flounder.

When it comes to Wheeler Dealer, no day is the same. The store is incredibly random and offers a…read moremyriad of things at discounted prices. With only a handful of locations in the Willamette Valley, it is an Oregon local chain that specializes in liquidation from overstocked items that range from generic to brand new. Unlike other discount stores, nothing here is second hand. It's all cheap and new, just the way I like it. (#1) The store is clean, fairly organized, and incredibly low key. This is one of those stores where I feel like half the time there are more employees than customers; I'm not sure if it ever truly gets busy here. There's plenty of parking and the staff seems pretty good about helping folks find what they need. I noted the randomness of the store but just how random are we talking? :: They had samurai swords. Yes, real samurai swords. And so many knives; it's practically a convention of blades. :: A produce section. Small compared to a supermarket, but vast for stores of this size. :: There are so many different tools here that this place may as well be an actual hardware store. :: They have local alumni memorabilia, ranging from OSU footballs to Univ of Oregon apparel. :: A collection of animal themed clocks, frames, and general home decor. A bear lamp or a duck telephone? How about an eagle paperweight or a snakehead letter opener? :: There are children's toys for less than $5 but high end coolers that range in the hundreds. Go figure. :: There is a considerable amount of seasonal decor. Christmas stuff? Check. Easter holidays? Check. Halloween fun? Also check. :: Beyond the produce, there is a decent selection of non-perishable foods here. It's better than dollar store type stuff, but not by much. :: They had a big ol selection of rugs. Not doormats, but actual large rugs that could blanket a room. :: Gardening equipment galore. This might be the largest inventory of the entire store. Frankly, this place is kind of fascinating. Where can one buy a sword, get groceries, Halloween candy, landscaping tools, and decorate one's house? Only at Wheeler Dealer. __________ (#1) My new tagline.

I am loving this fredmeyer! Fredmeyers is new for me, I had only been in one a couple times about…read more15 years ago. So this one really set a good example for me, and my babies! Their prices have been surprisingly good and today my 2 year old had a blast! The staff was so nice and didn't mind her running around. She was late to walking, being a preemie and all so any chance to run free is nice haha they loved her and some one from the bakery department came and told us she can have a free cookie!!!! Which she was so happy about and said it was yummy. And another staff member came up just to say hi to the babies which was really nice. Everyone was friendly but not in a fake way or overbearing way. The pharmacy was amazing too. Ive been having issues with my last pharmacy and so to walk in and have it be so easy was really appreciated!!! Thank you guys for helping us start this summer right :) :) :) ​

I absolutely cannot wait to transfer all my meds away from this store. Julie the "manager " is THE…read morerudest. They short you and don't tell you. Can't give a cash price? Ever since they took over for Wrong Aid the pharmacy has gone to hell.

Wasn't very big and the selection was thin. Some of the vendors had new items. Just wasn't the…read morespace I was hoping for. Very friendly staff though.

This is a great store to find a unique gift for yourself or a friend. So much to choose from. You…read morecould spend quite a while browsing through great lay out of the store. The staff is very friend yet not pushy at all. I recently took a card making class there that was so fun and a great value!

Fun antique store with lots of options. Because of the location I know that they deal with a lot of…read moretheft, once I was there I even witnessed it. Because of that they do tend to follow some and keep tabs on people. While I hate that feeling, I get that for them it's a necessary evil. Some booths are incredibly overpriced most are fair. Plus snaps for being so clean.

An amazing experience all around. They have such a wide selection of all interests throughout the…read morewhole store. The customer service is perfect and the whole staff is so welcoming. This by far is the best vendor booth store I've been to.

I had a terrible consumer experience in the Ashley's Home Store Outlet in Salem, Oregon. Anybody…read morethat knows me knows that I do not complain a lot and that I have much patience for long lines and busy stores. But this experience takes the cake. I walked in to the store hoping to buy a silk plant. I was met at the front of the store by a salesman named Ramon. He asked me what I was looking for and I told him. He asked me if I had ever been to the store and if so, if I recall the name of the sales rep I worked with before. After I told him "No", he said I could look around and if I found some thing I liked or had any questions to ask for him. I looked for about 15 minutes and found a beautiful silk plant. I grabbed it and walked over to what I thought was the sales counter, but it ended up being the customer service counter. Ramon saw me walking over and quickly made his way to me. He asked me if I was ready and I said yes. He asked me to come stand on one side of the large customer service area and wait. As I was waiting, I heard not one but three separate customers complaining about deliveries not showing up, their orders being incomplete, etc. I thought to myself, "well I'm only buying some thing and walking out the door, I should be OK." Boy was I wrong! About five minutes later, Ramon came over to me and said "can you just follow me to my terminal?" I grabbed my silk plant and followed him clear across the store to a small kiosk. Ramon took a code off of my plant and rang up the charges. I gave him my credit card, which he scanned and handed back to me. Then he asked me for my first and last name, and my phone number. A little odd, but I went along with it. What can it hurt? Then, Ramon asked me for a couple of signatures. I think I physically scratched my head! The first signature was acknowledging their terms and conditions. Ramon stated that although most of these didn't apply to me, they still needed my signature. I asked if I could read it, and he handed me his iPad where I read a long explanation of their terms and conditions regarding financing and deliveries. I questioned Ramon saying that these did not apply to me so why did he need my signature. He said it's store policy and even though it doesn't apply to me, they need my signature. I signed it. Then he asked for a second signature. This time I would be signing some thing and providing my license plate and vehicle information. Now, this perplexed me and I asked him "why." He went on to offer a wack-a-doodle scenario, and that getting this information is a way of tracking what merchandise is leaving the store, and with whom. I told him that I wasn't comfortable with that. Ramon said it was their store policy and that he couldn't do anything about it. I told him that it seemed silly that their theft problems made it very difficult for us well intended consumers to walk in and make a purchase. He said that I could speak to the manager and I said "yes, let me speak to your boss." Ramon and I, along with the beautiful silk plant in my hand, walked back to the large customer service area. I stood over to the side as I had before. It took another five minutes before Ramon could get the attention of one of the guys behind the desk to help me. I heard another customer complain about having to come to the store to take care of a problem. She was angry because she just sprained her ankle and had to hobble over to the store with her boot on only to be told that they couldn't help her. Ramon finally got the attention of the manager and asked the manager to speak with me regarding their policy. The manager looked at me and said "I'm sorry, that's our policy." I then told them that doing business with them is very difficult and that I wanted to cancel my purchase. Poor Ramon! He had to grab my paperwork and go stand in line behind the complaining customers to try and process my refund. I wondered why I couldn't just take care of it myself. I then quietly said to Ramon that he was a good sales person, professional and approachable, and that he should go get a job somewhere else. Ramon explained to me that the store used to be owned by Kelly's and that there were so many issues and customer complaints, that the Ashley's corporate office decided to buy the store and that they are simply just undoing all the problems that Kelly's had created. I then looked at the other employees behind the customer service desk and realized that they were all battling issues and we're just doing their best to get through the day. What a giant CF.

Excellent service! I will be buying all of my furniture from the guys at the outlet. They made my…read moreshopping experience very easy. 5 stars!!!

Awesome service, great selection and the very best prices in Salem. Thanks for the quick reliable…read moreand friendly delivery and fur removing our old mattress. We will shop her again for future furniture and decor needs. Strongly recommend, great store.

This place provides awesome service and a great selection of goods I would recommend to friends and…read morefamily, including strangers, A+ plus company thank you so much for everything you do

Great location with reasonable prices and good variety of options from clothes to records and so…read moremuch more!

the woman the was working ther at the time she made me put my backpack at the front of the store…read moreby her while i looked around and i count see my bag at all in sight. while i was shopping she gave me very dirty looks. and this other man came in wanting to see an art peice that was too high for him to reach he got the woman and she was very rude and said, well i wont be able to get the painting eiather. he was just asking for a ladder or stepping stool to get the painting, multiple times she brought up how she wasnt getting paid and how she was just volintearing like ok the leave and get a job that you can get paid its not our fualt you chose to work here omg and prices are way to high for the things.

They have wonderfully priced items. If you see something you want, grab it or it will be gone…read morefast. Imagination Station Arts and Crafts Supplies and Ink Fusion Designs (Art and decoupage papers) are located inside the Shabby Barn. A must see for the DIYer, Crafter, Teacher, Artist. Located at 1284 Sw Fairview Ave., Dallas Or Tuesday - Saturday 11am-5pm Sunday