Such a cute shop with many unique items that would be perfect for the home or as gifts for others…read more Much of the items found in the shop are not something I've seen before. It is very an Oregon shop with books on nature, Bigfoot, and cooking. There is a large selection of beautiful cards for all events. I will note for any with problems with string smells, they did have a very strong defuser going, so there was a strong scent in the whole shop. The only staff I saw was the ladies at the register, which makes sense since the walking area is enough for 1 or 2 people at a time and the shop was very full. Some of the items are priced very reasonable, and others are a bit higher than I would expect. So just make sure to check the prices to avoid a shock at the register. This cute shop is so worth the walk through and you may find the perfect gift for someone who has everything.

What a cute store and its both delightful and dangerous because of that. Shelves and shelves full…read moreof great décor items plus they had Christmas décor at this particular visit too because we were there right before Christmas. I had a hard time stopping myself from buying everything in sight . The shop features a curated collection of mountain rustic gifts--from Pendleton blankets and custom corn hole sets, to hand-carved clocks and Americana décor. It is warm and welcoming and everything is displayed beautifully. Every time I thought I was done looking, something else would catch my eye .The store tends to feel a little cramped up because of this as it was a challenge moving around without knocking something off or hitting another customer .

Owned by Laurie Ann McMillan, author of 'At Home with Laurie Ann', this blending old with new home…read moredecor store is aptly named. Find it in Northwest Crossing next to Tate and Tate. Items lean to antique style and American country. Time will tell how this fits for Bend today. This and That: Parking: On street or in small lot behind building. Accessibility: Level in. Space is very small but room enough to move throughout.

I like this store, I really do. It's a tiny shop but every inch is packed with merchandise. I went…read morefor the first time this past September and found several small decor items for my home. I have since been back 3 times to see what new items she has for the holidays (Halloween, thanksgiving, and Christmas). I expected prices to be high since the shop is so small and in northwest crossing but have been pleasantly surprised with how reasonably priced everything is. I'll continue to go back as holidays roll around and seasons change.

This is such a great store with a an even better family running it! If you're looking to support a…read moresmall business that truly cares about community look no further. I love stopping here to get my wife a gift, check out the workshop schedule or just hang out before I head home to Portland. The only complaint I have is that last time I was there this very angry man, I think he said his name was Frank M? Well he was just standing outside crying about how nobody would buy the soap he was trying to sell in the parking lot and shaking a large stick at people. They were very kind to let Frank stay but I think he should have took the hint and found another place to cry. Perhaps Drake Park. Anyway love the business and no shame to Frank but Pomegranate has way better soap.

If you want to experience a business where you will feel seen and loved as much as being a member…read moreof their own family, I highly recommend you check out this incredible shop! Amazing products, people, and I can't think of another word that starts with p, it's just a phenomenal place!!

We stayed in Bend to attend a concert at the amphitheater. We were just mapping out a lunch…read morelocation, when I saw Blockbuster on the map. I did a double take, and then told the family that we had to go visit. I had kind of heard about the Last Blockbuster on Earth, but I didn't realize it was in Bend until we stumbled upon it. Before going in, I got to explain to my kids what borrowing DVDs and VHS tapes was like back in the day. I must have had the biggest smile walking into the store. Along the walls were artifacts from the past - a Blockbuster sign, a striped sign showing upcoming releases, old movie posters, and even a blocked off area that was decorated like a family room from the 90s. Of course, there were the aisles of DVDs that people could rent from. Very different from Blockbusters in the past, this store had loads of Blockbuster apparel and other souvenirs. I thought they were very reasonably priced. I got a t-shirt for $20. If you were born in the 90s or before, you have to visit for the waves of nostalgia. If you were born afterwards, this store is still a must-see as a glimpse of our not so distant past.

When in Bend, you gotta stop here!…read more Brings back so many memories of going to.Blockbuster on weekends to rent movies! The team there is so nice and friendly, im sure they see so many people stop in to reminisce! Worth the stop!

So usually with businesses like that, I usually leave a shorter review because personally I think I…read morefind a harder review non-food places. This place is absolutely cute. We came in trying to check out there even though to be honest they were quite boutique prices and nothing really stood out of that amazing to where we wanted to jump in, but they do have very fashionable smells which I guess I'm showing my age here because I tend to like some of the older stuff and not on this hip new scent. I also thought they had 1 million cute little gifts if you're ever wanting to grab something locally made that doesn't say bend over it then I really think these kind of shops are cool to grab a little something to show someone you cared about them

There are so many cute trinkets, cards, and decorations available at Ju-bee-Lee! After a long look…read morearound, I had to get this gorgeous ring! Friendly staff that offer to see when new shipments are coming in if there is something missing on their shelves that you were searching for. I only wish this store had more room to move around and explore the goods. You definitely have to make a couple of trips inside because it is such a tight store there is going to be some gems that you miss the first time around.

This was a cool little bookstore that came highly recommended by a friend that lives in the area…read more I had been anticipating the release of a book so while in town I drove up to this location. It has a great little coffee shop with bake goods they brought in from a local bakery. I found the book I wanted, an iced tea, and a cookie and I was all set. The proprietor asked me about my selection and we talked a bit about it. All in all a great experience and I will definitely be back again.

Beautiful bookstore with a great selection of new releases and a nice coffee bar. I loved the…read morecreative way they decorated their counters with remainder materials. I purchased some books and a cribbage board. A few days later I noticed the cribbage had the wrong number of points! I returned to the store and was pleasantly impressed with the return service I received store credit on a gift card. Easy parking for Bend area and I will definitely return.

The young lady who helped us this past week-end was so helpful. Jane ?? , my wife and I believe her…read morename is, Was never in a hurry , the whole time we were there. I bought 2 pairs of shoes of the same make and model. I am an Assistant Track and Field coach for Roseburg High ie High Jump lead coach. As well as a USATF High Jump Official out of U/O officials staff. Thank you

There's nothing like a fresh pair of all white Nike's straight out to the box!…read more Thank you to the staff at the Nike Factory Store-Bend. I appreciate the hard work, and high octane energy. Everyone here treated me like a king. The level of professionalism, friendliness, and kind gesture was unmatched. Flying around the country is a rewarding experience. My time in Bend was incredible, especially when I visited the Nike Store. No tax! Wait, what? No taxes on sneakers. Give me a few pairs haha :). If you're in the area, I highly recommend you make a stop here for an hour and carefully take time to walk the store. The sneaker selection here was unlike any other Nike store I visited outside the Seattle location. I was in awe during my time in-store. Next time I'm in the area, I'll make sure to stop by and say, "hello." 2025 & beyond.

Tony and Tina, T & T Christmas Trees, offer a wonderful variety of trees of all sizes and shapes…read more A portion of the proceeds go the needy children at J Bar J in the Bend community. You can be assured that you not only get a beautiful fresh Christmas tree for the holiday season, but you also will be helping local people benefit from your purchase. Bob H.

Let's see. Pulled up shopped bought a nice tree. Owner very helpful and let us take our time.read more

The kid's favorite place to go in the whole world. A gift certificate Christmas was a huge hit.read more

Great little toy shop with exceptionally friendly, welcoming staff, and specializing in "analog"…read moretoys: you know, the ones us old fuddy duddies used to play with, before everything came with a screen and a wifi connection: games; puzzles; coloring books; art kits; dolls; stuffed animals; Legos; models; things made out of actual WOOD instead of plastic (can you believe it?!). If you're looking for a toy that will engage your child's mind while administering a hit of dopamine, without mesmerizing them into a fugue state with blue lights and flashing colors, this is your place. Great Leapin' Lizards!

Mixed feelings about this place. Visited recently and found a wonderful lady at the checkout who…read morewas courteous, professional and patient when navigating the coupon discounts offered. Seems signing up for emails gets you 20% but they already offer 15% to anyone in store, but you cannot combine the two so that means you only got 5% for offering up your personal information and allowing them to pepper you with their marketing baloney. OK. At least the great lady at the checkout made up for that gaffe by corporate. Next, felt the general store quality had improved. Good. Wanted to buy more there but the prices were higher than elsewhere. Noted. Did find a few things. Next, tried to exchange a defective item (pillow) less than a week later. It developed a hole in a seam. Talked to a younger manager, who pushed a lot of questions at me suggesting it was my fault the seam had failed. NOT GOOD. Patiently endured her questions. Then she told me there could be no exchange without a receipt. Told her my charge would be in the system. Not good enough. (WHAT?) Offered to show her the charge recpt in my VISA app. Not good enough. Turns out the pillow I saw there during my original visit was too expensive anyway and I had decided to purchase elsewhere. I purchased it at Wal Mart, so I did not need to exchange it at World Market after all. OF COURSE WAL MART TOOK IT BACK ON EXCHANGE HAPPILY WITH NO QUESTIONS OR ISSUES - and it cost me half of what World Market wanted for the pillow!!! Word to the wise. Don't shop with World Market if they cannot support you after the sale, no matter how nice the sales clerks are at the time of purchase. Who needs the extra cost and hassle?

I wanted to like this place so bad here in bend but it's just not possible. Gave it 3 attempts…read morethroughout the year with months in between going in. 1st attempt I had someone follow me around the store didn't leave with anything because it was obvious I was being monitored. 2nd attempt I found items I actually wanted to buy but didn't but then due to being monitored again so I left them, 3rd attempt I was monitoring again so I sat down on a couch just to test it out and sure enough the staff was watching and this time it was multiple so I left my items and walked out. Security actually came out a little after I left and he did a perimeter walk and that was my final attempt and the world market here in bend. Thought Redmond was like this, guess I was wrong...