Found the cutest pair of levi shorts here $32. Definitely on the pricier side but well curated…read moreselection to choose from. Small shop, love it

If you don't get your fashion advice from TikTok, you might not know that Y2K fashion is now…read morevintage, and hot! The cycles of fashion are accelerating and fast fashion is like a sampling dragon consuming everything in its path. A friend of mine, as we were checking mid-century modern stores in NYC, relating on a similar trip to antique stores that their parents said, "that's not an antique, we had that when we were kids." So parents, keep all the clothes so your family can mine it! That was the case for the Golden Rule Gallery, since closed. The proprietor inherited her late mother's complete wardrobe history in golden condition. Tantrum is a small shop with very clean and in excellent condition clothing for all genders. There are a lot of synthetic fibers, that can mean the colors will never fade. There is a small selection of shoes. Tantrum has been organizing Y2K fashion events around town. So for the ages who shop vintage and are refining their style, this little store should be added as a side trip from vintage Hawthorne and other shops around town. You can see on their Depop what their tone is. Tantrum is a manageable, well organized, good quality, more recent vintage shop on Belmont, the other Hawthorne.

Such a cute gem on the Montavilla strip. Lots of beautiful jewelry & clothing. Even got a nice…read morelittle wallet here. Love the local and handmade stuff they carry. It's nice to support Portland artists. I got earrings from Moss Handmade and a sari tunic from Indie Ella. Also the staff is lovely. :)

Super helpful here, altering something on the spot for an event! This shop has great clothes,…read morejewelry, bags, candles, etc. I'll be back!

This is such a great boutique. I recently went shopping there with my friend and she found a lot of…read moregreat pieces. The store was really organized and clean and the staff were friendly without being pushy. The prices are what you'd expect for a boutique which match the quality of the items. I even managed to snag a hat for myself!

I was walking past the store and happened to see a dress that really called out to me. Fortunately,…read morethey had it in my size . Kayla was the one helping me ,I was hoping they would have an option of hemming but unfortunately not .The collection is good and the associates helpful.

I stumbled upon this place a couple years ago with a friend as we came out of Buffalo Exchange next…read moredoor. We found it to be charming, my friend with me was from Europe and to her it felt like something she would have come across int he streets of Spain. I have been back many times. Although I will say that the hours are minimal I think mainly afternoons and possibly not regular. I still go back. And correction the number listed 503-234-7662 is for a different Vintage Shop, The correct number is (503) 234-0585.

The needle is where you can actually find one of a kind collectibles. It's like walking into an…read moreold museum but you can buy what is on display. I recommend turning off your cell phone and going back in time with the old school feel of The Needle. I purchased some gorgeously designed costume and, sterling silver jewelry there I quite possibly couldn't have found anywhere else. They have vintage books, vintage clothes, antique conversation pieces. .The needle, I kid you not is a walk down memory lane, possessing a one of a kind, old world charm.

I had to return things while the store was very busy. Anne and Amber helped me out so quickly.read more

Assistant manager Anthony is THE WORST…read more It started while I was standing in line after a large holiday grocery run--about $400 worth of items, filling a very full cart. While waiting, a large man in a bright holiday blazer suggested I move to another checkout because it was shorter. I had chosen my lane specifically because it had a bagger, since I currently can't bag groceries due to a shoulder injury. Still, I noticed multiple baggers in nearby lanes who weren't busy, so I assumed one could assist. I agreed and moved. Halfway through checkout, the scanned items were piled so high that the cashier--Jonathan, a polite young man--could barely stack more. I had roughly seven full bags' worth of groceries plus oversized items. Meanwhile, baggers in other lanes were idling or helping customers with far fewer items. It was obvious assistance was needed. None came. I then noticed Anthony--the same man in the bright blazer--leaning on a nearby conveyor belt chatting with a cashier who wasn't even helping a customer. He's well over six feet tall, stocky, and impossible to miss. He was only a few feet away, so I tried to get his attention: "Sir, excuse me." I repeated it. No response. He stared at the floor, continuing his conversation. Assuming he hadn't heard me, I walked closer and tried again. Still nothing. At this point, Anthony was already failing in multiple ways: ignoring a customer, failing to notice the most backed-up lane, and not managing the baggers at all. But it got worse. I spoke loudly and clearly, wondering if he was hearing-impaired, but it became clear he was simply ignoring me. I lightly tapped his elbow. He spun around and snapped, "What?!" in a hostile tone. I was taken aback. This wasn't acceptable from any customer service employee, much less a manager. I explained that Jonathan was overwhelmed with groceries and needed bagging help. Anthony cut me off mid-sentence, angrily telling me the baggers "know how to do their jobs." He looked annoyed that I'd interrupted him while he stood around chatting. He gave me a dismissive, contemptuous look--eyebrows raised, palms out--the universal "you're annoying me, go away" expression. Without any apology, thanks, or offer to help, he turned away as if I didn't exist. I was stunned. In seconds, Anthony made me feel threatened, disrespected, embarrassed, uncomfortable, unappreciated, upset, and as though my long loyalty to Kroger meant nothing. He acted like a bully accustomed to throwing his weight around. It was the most bizarre and unpleasant customer service interaction I've ever had--especially from a manager. Upset, I returned to help Jonathan bag my groceries myself despite my injury. No bagger ever came. No other lane had remotely as many items. If Anthony had been paying any attention, he would have noticed how badly things were mishandled. This should have been effortless: thank me, redirect a bagger, do his job. Instead, Anthony failed completely. I won't return to this location and will drive farther to avoid dealing with someone who seems determined to damage the Kroger brand. When I asked another associate to speak to a manager and she pointed to Anthony, I said, "That's the guy." She laughed and replied, "Oh... I'm not surprised." That says everything. Clearly this is a pattern of behavior--and if he's been rude and hostile to me--he's likely acted this way to other customers as well. Note: If Kroger contacts me and demonstrates this behavior was addressed appropriately, I will consider revising this review to reflect my level of satisfaction with their response.

This location is large, nicely organized for both sellers and buyers and feels like a nice…read moredepartment store. Street parking. Staff is always very nice. Whatever BE does not take from sellers, sellers have an option to leave some clothes for donation. Each day of the weekday, a non-profit organization picks up donation items.

GARBAGE !!!! I offered brand new shoes and men's shirts with tags on them, and they rejected them…read moreall saying they were used... which was a complete lie. Don't bother wasting your time bringing you clothes here. THEY ARE AWEFULL.

Sellers be warned: They quote you 1-1.5 hours and end up taking 3+ hours to sort through your…read moreitems. Sell somewhere else!

Waste of time. They must make commission, because what was offered to me was an insult. And I…read moredidn't even have high hopes, just that I would be treated like a vendor, much like how people buy off of ebay or other sites. Dont trust them. Im pretty sure they are doing something sketchy, keeping money for themselves becuase it doesnt add up.

This is a grandma store. I went in to get a baby shower gift for a friend in her mid thirties with…read moremodern taste. Nothing at all in the store was appropriate. That said, I'm sure all our aunties and grandmas (the over-60 set) would happily gobble up the stuff in here. What was more troubling was the shopkeeper. She was having a personal telephone conversation the entire time I was in the store. Her vitriolic words and tone made me highly uncomfortable and I was super sad for the person on the other end of the line. People that mean don't deserve our money.

This small Hawthorne boutique would be the perfect place to go when burdened by the task of buying…read moresomething for a baby shower. They declare that they are "for mother and baby" so expect maternity clothes, booties, bibs, cradles, and all the cute fixings for both baby and momma.

Great selection and service finding derby hats for my husband and I! Great shop and reasonable…read moreprices!

I came in on a Saturday morning looking for a casual fedora and walked out with a trilby. The…read moreselection sent me into sensory overload. The staff was awesome in helping me. I will be back in the future. Jefferson Fitz

Amazing service and great employees! 100% recommend for jellycats and calico critters or any…read moretoy/plush in particular.

I have been shopping at Kids at Heart when I come to Portland on business for quite some time. I…read moredid again this weekend. I have experienced a pattern of somewhat unfriendly behavior by some staff working at this store before, but really thought nothing of it until a recent experience both in their store and outside of. I will add however that not all employees here can be blamed for the actions of others. I also just happened to attend a birthday party early Sunday evening for my daughter's friend. Another individual was there, who coincidentally owns a retail store in the same area as Kids At Heart, and was explaining after the party to a few of us how he bought some Needoh there and how he was texting other parents ahead of this party that they could find them there too. He went on to say that days later, the owner of Kids at Heart barges in to his store during business hours, in front of his own customers, and accuses him or buying Needoh from her store and selling them at his. Mind you, he is showing us video footage from his phone to back up how outlandish the Kids At Heart owners behavior was and I watched in confusion because he tried calmly explaining to her that it was simply coincidence and she didn't seem to care. What was tacky was how she had no visual proof of her claim, only some he said-she said story, then started going off about prices of items in his store and on his website while shouting some type of action against his store. I could only wonder if she was there for more competitive or territorial reasons, but then I would be guilty of assumption as well. This behavior was all over an extremely popular $5-$15 toy sold at hundreds of other stores, which I see listed on Walmart and Amazon for $30-45. Many of the parents have had to drive around for weeks hunting for these things in preparation of the party, time was running out, and this other business owner kinda saved the day for us by making sure every kid (and some parents) at this party had a Needoh, or ones to gift, so everyone could have the same experience as the birthday girl. The picture I took at this party with one of the same Needoh styles this man purchased from Kids at Heart (and other stores too) kinda proves my point because they clearly ended up at a personal event, not in his store. After hearing this story and seeing proof to back it up, I was shocked by the owner of Kids At Heart and her behavior. I am not one to typically review retail stores and I was not asked to leave this review by anyone involved, but I certainly felt it needed to be done since the owner of Kids At Heart acted in such a hostile way towards another business that supported them. Overall, my experience this weekend combined with the above - I now choose to look elsewhere for children's gifts (and so will a handful of other parents).