When I see the people didn't say hi or anything service was really bad when I see they give me a…read morebad eye look rolling their eyes not cool Customer Service here but select selected. I hate it so much. It's pretty annoying. When I go look around they see me they roll the eyes at me so please do not come to Nordstrom rack never again.

Brought my youngest for the first time and it was great. It was bright and clean with nice cold AC…read moreduring a hot day. The staff was helpful and they had plenty of stock without being messy. Great location.

This review is specific to service I received in the electronics department recently. I had…read morepreviously had two painful customer service calls with my cell phone company trying to get a new phone set up; when they were unable to help me, they advised me to go to a local Target for help. I was expecting to have another painful 30+ minute visit with someone repeatedly repositioning SIM cards in my phone and powering it off and on. Fortunately, Noah was working in the department that day and was able to get my phone up and running with no issues at all! He was friendly and efficient, patiently helped me get my phone set up, and gave me some tips on looking for a cover and all. Hopefully my phone will behave itself, but if anything comes up I'll be coming to this store first before wasting my time trying to call my service provider.

Target got rid of their DEI policy and that has significantly lowered their quality of service and…read moreexpertise. We used to depend on Target for our multicultural hair products and all of our household supplies, but their lack of diversity has forced us to go directly to the suppliers instead of shopping at target. Also we can get the products for a better price elsewhere.

Nicholas in photos and electronics superb in caring for .my needs. Rapid fast response time…read more Willard and Ashley in customer care more than diligent in commune exchange. Lori at register was the happiest lady to speak so fondly of supercenters she's transfered to... x3.... these stuards of the land deserve recognition to the degree first

That dreaded warning light had been on in my car for 400 miles, and I finally took the time off to…read moretake care of it. I pulled around to the auto center and went inside to inquire about an oil change. There's a limited staff, so nobody was at the desk, so I waited a bit before someone acknowledged me. Finally, I was directed to pull my car up in the designated area outside the garage and someone would come write up a work order. I didn't wait long, but was glad I got there when I did because I was told I would be the last customer. I got there at 3:30 and they close at 5:00, so plan accordingly. I was told it would be done in about an hour and a half and opted in for text updates when given the option. What to do for an hour and a half?! I walked next door to Lowes and browsed a bit before I inadvertently pocket dialed a friend I hadn't spoken to in a while. We had a great conversation over face-time for about 45 minutes. Then I checked out the plants, and before long, got a text that my car was being worked on. I headed back and played solitaire on my phone in the waiting area until my car was done. In total, my full synthetic oil change was $55, a deal compared to other 'quick' oil change spots around town charging upwards of $99. They weren't fast, but they were professional and got the job done. With inflation affecting everything these days, I look for savings where I can get it.

Fred Meyer is practically an Oregon institution. Most locations, as well as this one, are typically…read morequite good with just about everything. To call it a department store would be wrong and to suggest that it's a supermarket doesn't quite nail it down either. Could it just simply be a super store? It's really all of the above. I've come here for all sorts of random reasons: groceries for the week, random gift for a friend, furniture shopping with others, flowers for the sick, a quick snack at the deli, food catering, and even to kill some time while waiting to meet folks in the area. The one thing that I find that makes Fred Meyer stand out amongst all local stores is the fantastic customer service. Countless times I've had a random employee help me in a situation where they clearly went out of their way for my happiness. I'm not the only one -- I've heard of many stories from people who have become loyalists to Fred Meyer for this alone. Is it the cheapest place to find certain things? Not in the least bit. Is it a little antiquated looking? Absolutely. Can the parking during the afternoons be a bit of a disaster? Sure. However in the end, Fred Meyer has won over a lot of folks by simply being nice, professional, and helpful. In a world where service has ceased to exist, it's great to know Fred Meyer still makes that a priority.

Sushi, meh, 0 stars. This Fred Meyer is much like all the others, everything is here but most of…read moreit is mediocre.

Completely unprofessional work team, i was there last sunday and the cashiers were huddled around…read moretalking about their opinions on they/them pronouns. This made this store seem unsafe and like a bad place to shop. it isn't the store, it's the workers.

Love this store! It's definitely my go to for a variety of things. I always get such a bargain!…read moreLove finishing name brand things for such good prices. They keep the store clean and all of the employees are super helpful

Zero your checker Omar needs to go. Unfriendly i had to ask for a bag. The worst ever customer…read moreservice here has gone to Hell here.

This is the worst Walmart I have ever seen. The employees are rude and refused to answer any of my…read morequestion when I needed help to find anything in this Messy disgusting store. Plus the layout of the store is a headache and confusing. They don't have stuff where they say it is. Where it says baby diapers it has car parts. When I was looking for men's shoes it had baby shoes instead NEVER COMING BACK.

Always a successful shopping trip. It is great that they are selling horse all stock and wet cob…read more 40# bags are easier to handle. They also have a nice selection of chicken scratch and supplies. I'm sure they'd get more business in these products if they expanded.

One of the major Northwest based department store chains before the Walmarts started taking over,…read moreI'm proud to see Bi-Mart is still afloat after all of these years. The regular theme at any Bi-Mart is maximizing the value for all the products they carry, which is a fancy way of simply noting that everything is supposedly affordable. And for the most part, things are definitely on the cheaper end. I've long forgotten that Bi-Mart is also a membership driven company, which in turn means additional savings for anyone who is a member. How much does that cost? A lifetime membership is $5. Yes, really. I'm usually in here scouring for TJ Maxx type stuff -- which revolves around home furnishings and gifts. I've never been too thrilled about the lines of clothing they feature or the electronics they have on display. I personally think they excel in hardware and health care, which for the latter is kind of nice if one has a prescription filled here. I've been able to find some really quality power tools and specific gadgets for everything from lawn & garden to electrical stuff. While I appreciate the antiquated charm of the place (it really hasn't updated much, or it appears to look like a store from decades before), I can't help but say they could use a better staff around here. I haven't found much help in locating certain items and I find that the attitude of many employees here is lacking. I usually end up calling while I'm in the store to see if they carry something and where I can find it. Their parking lot is huge and it's never too crowded here. They do have sales of course all the time, but even those targeted savings aren't enough to get a Black Friday type crowd in here. I would tend to call that a good thing.

A lot of the price things where they have the price it's electronic a lot of them are out of…read morebattery and so you don't know the price unless you scan it or look at the tag just seems like they don't have enough staff to get everything done. It's starting to look a little bit like Ross there's clothes on the floor stuff in the wrong areas and I don't know it just seems like they don't have enough staff to get everything that needs to be done. I like that it's two stories and tons to look at.

Has "open positions" but never actually hires, will have you come in for an interview just to tell…read moreyou all positions are full, overall horrible employer etiquette.

Store was nice and all. Good products and purchases, loved the vibe and cashiers. UNTIL i tried…read morethanking the security officer for the work he was doing at his position. I wanted to thank him but instead I got a rude stare and he didn't seem happy with the compliment. Instead he was looking out the door until we left. Don't know why he did that probably had a bad day so I don't blame him, but he has a duty to fulfill and that is ONLY to check receipts. So instead of making sure we left he should've been doing his job checking the consumers receipts at the door.

Ross is an interesting store. They have a bit of everything. Clothes, pillows, cookware, towels,…read morepet supplies, sbaseasonal and more. They specialize in store brands at extraordinary savings the ultimate bargain store.

Where there is a TJ Maxx, there's a deal. And where there's a deal, you'll find me perusing their…read moreaisles. (#1) As a result, I've rarely met TJ I didn't like, which includes this location next to Willamette Center. At one point TJ Maxx was in downtown Salem, but now this is the only one left in the city. Like many of the businesses in the same lot, it looks and feels new. However, unlike those businesses, TJ Maxx actually has a steady flow of people going in and out. There's no doubt, it's a popular store. (#2) Parking isn't an issue with so many open spaces and it's an easy place to be. Of the few times I've been, I feel this TJ's was solid inventory wise. I found a good amount of clothing for men's and was able to find a gift or two in the kitchen + home decor areas. I also scored a charger for my rental car and almost bit on some of their limited Oregon Ducks gear. No dice on the shoes (#3) but they do have some sizes in the 14-15 range. Service overall seems okay. They're good about letting folks use the restrooms (which were super clean) and keeping the changing rooms tidy. The cashiers are strangely a little slow and sometimes line form as a result. Given how often I'm in Salem, I'm certain I'll be back again. __________ (#1) Ok, not really. But the thrill of a good deal has never been more appreciated during these last two pandemic-laden years. (#2) And has more visitors than the mall itself. (#3) The plight of having large feet.

This new store is certainly much nicer than the previous and conveniently located in Willamette…read moreCenter. Inventory, however, is inconsistent at best. The number of times I've been they were out of the basic makeup products (black eyeliner, eyelash curler), so we went to Ulta instead so not to waste a trip. As compared to others I've been to, the overall vibe here is just meh.