Brandon was incredibly helpful in finding the right bat for my son. Even when we had an issue a…read moreweek after purchasing, he went out of his way to make it right and offered thoughtful, knowledgeable advice. I really appreciated his patience as I'm still learning the ins and outs of baseball as a newer baseball mom. Thank you again! My son ended up with his first Easton Hype Fire and is very excited about it. We are looking forward to a great baseball season thanks to the awesome customer service and knowledge Brandon provided. Store is clean and well stocked. Employees are always kind and ready to help!

I understand the customer isn't always right, but if your own receipt shows differently, maybe…read moredon't die on that hill and just ask for help or guidance. Over the weekend, our family decided to go to DSG, we ended up spending $149~, it was $100 gift cards and the rest was cash. I didn't realize my toddler slipped in some random $17 socks, so I went in the next day to return them. I was met with Oscar, he was nice. I asked if I could get a cash refund since it was a small amount, he said no, due to it's based on whatever majority payment method was used. I leave it at that, I am disappointed because I really don't need $17 gc, I would like cash back. As I am walking back I am reading the back of the receipt, where it says refund will be made on initial form of payment, not majority used like Oscar advised. I spoke with my husband who was frustrated, told him what I read and what was said. My husband thought of work around, we can buy a more expensive item, use cash first for the majority and use the gift cards for the rest. So my husband goes in to try that. Oscar explains, no we can't do that, that it's the system gravitating towards a card. My husband points out what the receipt says, Oscar says it shows on the website, but does not bring it up. My husband returns to the car frustrated, because Oscar just lied and instead of asking for helped, insisted on dying on the hill the customer isn't always right. At this point, I'm going back into the store. I see Oscar talking among his colleagues talking about what just happened with my husband. Im still nice, but I request a supervisor. Supervisor explains Oscar is wrong it's not Majority it's just how the system works. I ask him, how does he want to correct this, and he just offers to cash it. It was such a simple fix. Oscar just needed guidance on how to navigate. I felt like this issue didn't need us as many times going into the store, If Oscar just asked for guidance in the beginning. It was frustrating experience overall. I'm glad we got the result we wanted, but just having to go through hoops, and it was a waste of time. Personally for me, this location left a poor taste, just because I am in customer service. I felt like the training could have been better. I appreciate the supervisor making it right.

I did not even realize this was here! I was trying to get an ADA spot but someone in a giant truck…read morewas blocking the entire front for quite a time so I park in ADA a store over. I usually try to get a place so that the lines (the do not park here) are for my door because sometimes bending to get in or out of the car is more difficult if swollen etc. I was just starting to open my door and a gent flew into the lined space nearly taking my door off so that he could argue with his wife and teen as to who was going into a store. I was seriously paralyzed with fear - seriously dude... I am already in ADA, please don't kill me! SOOOO, apparently park here with caution. This was on a Friday so perhaps it is rougher heading into the weekend. I will say that the store does seem light on clothing and heavier on home things. I did see entirely too much I wanted to take home. Getting through the registers was pretty fast even with how busy the store was which was nice indeed. And, as with all these type of stores - some of the best things are in the line on shelves.

I know that the rule is looser now but I'll share what I've noticed. I haven't gone out window…read moreshopping for a long time, almost a year now? Crazy. Anyways, when I entered there was a kind lady who greeted me and offered to help me wipe the cart handle down. I didn't need it but am happy to see someone helps sanitize it before you use it. There was also a person who greeted me and was counting how many customers entered and also had plenty of sanitizers for us to use. There were arrows to guide you but this Marshalls and probably like many others, are quite crowded. Everything is very close so you'll be very close to people too if it's a busy day. I guess those who don't mind can be close together but I tend to wait till the aisle is less busy before I check it out. I didn't buy anything but noticed they have a white wall between each cashier and customer.

Swung by today and was helped by two awesome staff members in the store. Was just browsing, but was…read moreso charmed by the friendly service that I ended up looking longer and picked up a couple of shirts. Excited to learn more about the brand! :)

Dropped into this shop to get a hoodie for my son and was helped by a guy named Walter who did a…read moregreat job of making sure that everything went smoothly with my transaction. I had experienced a glitch on the online shop and he generously made up for that when I came to the store in person. Definitely returning here! Merchandise looks awesome and the vibe is very mellow. Much appreciation for top customer service!

Haven't been in about a year or so and wow they made it super nice! For me personally, it's hard to…read morefind Columbia gear that fit me well but when I get a pass, I'd like to drop by and check it out. It felt like they expanded it or made it more spacious and better lighting. It was super organized. There's also a little play area for kids in the kids section and everything was laid out nicely. I enjoyed exploring and walking around there! Maybe one day I'll find something that fits and it my range (price wise!)

If you have access to the Columbia Employee Store, it's basically the Disneyland of outerwear…read more The space is huge, clean, and extremely well organized. Men's, women's, kids, footwear, accessories -- everything is clearly laid out and easy to shop. The staff is friendly without hovering, and they're genuinely helpful if you need sizing or product recommendations. The real highlight? The pricing. Deep discounts across Columbia, Mountain Hardwear, SOREL, and prAna make it very hard to leave empty-handed. It's the kind of place where you go in "just to look" and walk out fully outfitted for your next hiking trip, ski season, or rainy Portland winter. Inventory rotates, so every visit feels a little different. I've found everything from lightweight summer layers to serious winter parkas. Quality is exactly what you expect from Columbia -- durable, functional, and built for the Pacific Northwest. Pro tip: Go in with a plan (and maybe a budget). It's dangerously good. If you get the chance to shop here, take it.

Laundry is a fun shop. It is a vintage basketball gear shop. All sorts of basketball jerseys from…read moreall different eras. I love the game of basketball. I played basketball in high school. I was a hardcore Knicks fan in the 90s when Ewing, Starks, and Mason were on the squad with Coach Pat Riley at the helm. Even though I am from NY originally I am now a Warriors fan and live in San Francisco. Besides the cool classic and current basketball Jerseys they had heaps of memorabilia. Kind folks work here and recommend checking them out if you love the game of basketball as much as I do.

Excellent customer service!!Price, selection, employees...great, great, great! Whether you're…read morebuying or selling cool vintage sportswear or calico cut pants, you'll encounter honest professionals here who genuinely appreciate your business and benefit our community. You gotta give!! They make Portland a better place. Give!!! ;)

From my experience I usually go to Portland Running Co, but wanted a true gait analysis, which was…read moredifferent because the shoes I was recommended over there were quite different from the shoes I was recommended at Fleet Feet. To be honest, a lot of the shoes they recommended at Fleet Feet personally I didn't like. Didn't like the look or the feel of. But it also could have been because the shoes I had wearing, were no longer serving their purpose. At the end of it, I did end up liking one shoe, but it was the color way that threw me off. I left and sat in my car, thought about oh I can get this online by tomorrow for $10 more, but I thought about how much the salesman(Michael) helped me and didn't make me feel obligated to buy anything, which I really loved. Which was the reason I came back inside the store to purchase the shoes . 10/10 would recommend. Prior to coming, i wanted an idea of what to expect, I saw people getting inserts recommended an Michael emphasized just try it, if its not comfortable we will move on from them. He did exactly that!

Nicest crew to work with! I've been a few times but this morning was the first time I'd brought…read moreshoes from them. I really enjoyed getting a foot scan to tell me how my feet react to the surface when I move. From there, I got shoes tailored to previous shoes I've had and what I did / didn't like about them. I'm very satisfied with the shoe selection they carry. I recommend coming here for any of your running needs. I have loved the gels, socks, insoles and now shoes I've gotten from them. Pro-tip: sometimes they have sock specials. I know during the summer, they had a buy 4/5 pairs and get one free!

Sadly, I can't recommend JC Penny's. While Penny's has never been a regular shopping destination of…read moremine, I do remember shopping there for school clothes as a kid. And as I got older, they didn't carry the more fashionable clothes I prefer. This year, while doing a search for a faux black leather pants, JC Penny's had a pair online that were more attractive than any other options that came up during the search. They arrived within a few days and were very nice, well made, stylish, but way too long. Like 6 inches too long. 2 alteration places quoted me $50 to hem. Not happening. So I ventured to the store to do a return to avoid paying return postage. Upon entering the store, I wondered if they were closed. There is no one there! Worse, all the previous cashier stations are gone and no associates anywhere to ask for assistance. I wandered through every section of the first floor, past very dated looking clothing, and finally found an associate in the makeup department. She explained that online returns, and all purchases, are handled back by the shoe department. Plus just one other location on 1st floor and one cashier on 2nd floor. Well, I guess if there are so few customers, this makes sense, but it does nothing to contribute to a positive experience to create repeat purchases. Sure enough, I found the cashier, and the few other customers, all perplexed, wondering if this was where they should be paying for their purchases. My return was processed, after 10 minutes of very challenging system issues where they could not locate my order, and with manager assistance, th3 return was completed. I purchased a pair of Sketchers while there. As I made my way to the other end of the store to exit, the alarm went off and I realized they didn't cut off the sensor. So back through the entire store again. Definitely got in my steps, but that wasn't the point of my visit.

I got my daughter a backpack for school. It Is VERY…read moremisleading. It was 2 backpacks, 1 bigger & 1 smaller 1. 1st NOWHERE on the product info does it give measurements. I know it says 'mini' in the title, but I assumed it was meaning it came with a 'mini bag with it & the 1 was a normal size backpack. I NEVER would have guessed the "Big" backpack was mini & the 'little' was micro. Very MISLEADING. & we dont have a JC Penny here & they want $8 to return by mail. This is bs. 1st & last time ordering from you. I will just Amazon, Walmart & target my stuff, all of which have free returns

Laura had too much knowledge of the camping area, she walked me throug the supplies that I needed…read morewith the list of items that I had in my phone, this winter we re going to Mt Hood my family and I and Laura helped me to get everything we needed. I got a lot of stuff at a very affordable price, and we exchanged some coupons also.

Went to buy new shaft for my driver Josh customer service was behind expectation very knowledgeable…read moreand professional we try a few on the monitor hitting ball and find the one I need it Josh is your guy if you're need golf equipment Thank you very much Ray

It's a factory outlet, so don't expect a giant store, fancy displays, a deep selection or dozens of…read moreemployees running around like at the flagship employee store in Beaverton. Then again, it IS a factory outlet, and I've found some pretty smoking deals here -- markdowns far greater than the employee store.... If i'm patient. Of course that comes with a pretty big caveat; the stuff here isn't the latest, greatest or flashiest. So yea, a factory outlet.

Always good deals!! There is such a large selection of women's clothing. I haven't really gone to…read moreexplore the rest of the store yet because I've always had limited time when I am there. Shout out to Thelma, who is also super helpful and awesome !