I can't believe I'm leaving a review for a department stores bathroom, THAT IS HOW BAD IT WAS. I…read moreshould have taken pictures, oh well. Stalls had literal poop smeared on the walls, pee on the seats, no toilet paper in the dispensers, there was a role on the floor between two stalls. Toilet seat covers, box on the floor, with shreds of toilet paper and seat covers literally all over the floor. Also, the hand blow dryer didn't work. Women's restroom by the way I manage janitorial business as well, so I've seen some bad things but this has by far been the worst.

We came through on a Saturday. It was a busy day…read more The store itself was clean and organized. They had a healthy selection. This store feels a bit smaller than other locations or TJ Maxx stores I've been to, but nothing wrong with that. The staff were all friendly and helpful!

Sold furniture with a missing piece, told me only option was to return it, despite me being unable…read moreto They've also rolled back DEI initiatives despite marketing their products to marginalized groups

If you're taking light rail, make sure to get off at the Mt. Hood station. The store is just a few…read moresteps away. I remembered this from when I was here something like 16 years ago. However, coming from downtown, for some reason, I got off one stop early. All reason went out the window when I saw Ikea and the Cascades train stop. I got out there and ended up walking something like a half-mile to get to Target. With the help of a couple of extra OTC painkillers, I made it, and only had to sit down a couple of times. I appreciated that the parking lot had sidewalks and crosswalks. It's like so many other Target stores, although I have never seen a CVS inside a Target. (In Hawaii, CVS is still Longs Drugs and they are free-standing. I looked for a certain brand of travel-sized toothpaste; there wasn't any. The bin contained only regular-sized tubes. Many of the travel-size section bins were empty. I also wanted a certain brand of waterproof black mascara. It would be cheaper here than in Hawaii. (Strangely, mascara can't be shipped to Hawaii.) What I wanted was near the floor, making them tough to see and read, and none of the tags were right. I checked all the tubes, and none of them were what I was looking for. I'm now 0 for 2. Next I headed to the grocery section. The fresh food section, particularly the fresh meat section, seemed smaller than others I've seen. There wasn't much on sale, either. I didn't have a ton of stuff, but I was having trouble carrying it. I checked in two spots for a basket, and both were out. There were two human checkers on duty with a few people in line for both. The line for self-checkout was long. Staff responded and opened up two more lanes. The person helping me was pleasant and chatty. It was just a bummer they didn't have two things I was specifically looking for. It was still an okay experience, and I got some unintended exercise. We'll see how much my arthritic joints ache tomorrow.

Burned a couple hours here today after a long day. I went with a few friends and we didn't have…read moreanything specific in mind, just wanted to wander together. This IKEA is pretty nice! It's easy to navigate even when under construction and was very clean. We stopped by the bathrooms first and they were completely gender-neutral and super clean which I very much appreciated. We were able to fill up our water bottles before shopping, a relief because I had just filled my water bottle with water that didn't taste great so I was able to dump it out and get good water instead. The store itself was clean and had fun stuff to look at. I ended up getting a couple of little things, spending about $15. There were employees everywhere ready to help but not intruding, so we were able to wander without feeling pressured to buy anything. Check out was quick and easy. The whole store was very nice, very clean, and very welcoming. It felt safe and inclusive, which I appreciated as a queer person. Would definitely go back for more wandering!

With 3 autistic boys, it is very challenging to do self checkout. I complained to a worker, and he…read moresaid you don't even accommodate for people with disabilities any longer as they aren't offering cashiers - like our family. Trying to checkout with the kids is nearly impossible as they are trying to scan items over and over again. I am extremely displeased that you won't have ANY cashiers at registers, even for families with disabilities. I am considering not continuing to shop at IKEA for this reason. Also, the kid area was entirely closed today. But generally I'm disappointed as my 9-year-old and 2-year-old want to go but only the 6-year-old is the correct size. This is discriminatory toward boys generally as they tend to get bigger quicker. You should allow any kid who wants to play (and not be closed on a random Sunday!).

Not many reviews of this place but then how to you review a store that sells clearance or surplus…read moreitems? We happen on it while eating next door at the newer Filipino place (former home of the German sausage place). Place seems to have a variety of stuff ranging from shirts, some no perishable food, and some books. Mostly what is in here is garden and yard supply stuff. I think it would be a good first stop if you need a shovel or garden supplies. Might as well start at the lowest price and if not found move on to another store. What makes this place great is the owners who are fun to chat with, helpful and overall nice people. A good business worthy of support.

Terrific prices, locally owned, and great parking. Simply Deals is a place to shop for things you…read moredon't need at a reasonable price. Located on the Green Mile, Sandy Blvd. I manage to stop every couple of months, and never leave empty handed.

Another new city, another new Dollar Tree to visit…read more My mother-in-law enjoys walking slowly through every aisle in a Dollar Tree by herself, using the cart as a make shift walker. So whenever we see one on the road in our travels, we try to stop in if we have time. Dollar Trees are all over the country, and we have found that they can provide decent supplies when traveling. This location wasn't as well stocked as others we've been to, and didn't have the greatest selection of food items. But the workers were no-nonsense but friendly and we were able to check out quickly.

I'm actually quite saddened to see my neighborhood dollar tree store in such a state of disarray…read more It was a very nice store when it first opened. Somehow, things have not been kept up, and because of this, it makes for a very uncomfortable shopping experience. And difficult for a person with disabilities. I have reached out to customer service and would just like to be able to shop safely in my neighborhood dollar tree. I'm waiting for a response still. Until then, stay safe.

Part of the Gap and Old Navy family, Banana Republic is the higher end clothing store. This is a BR…read morefactory store which has its own line of lesser quality clothing, not discounts on previous season clothing. This is where you come if you want basics and layering pieces in neutrals. Year after year, everything looks the same. Some would call the pieces "classics." Blazers, slacks, long and short sleeve so,I'd t-shirts, button up shirts, skirts, dresses and some basic accessories. My style is more eclectic and I rarely find anything here but stop in once in awhile always hoping. Located on the far end of Cascade Station by Lane Bryant, the store doesn't get a lot of walk in traffic.

Went to the store recently to look for a few new summer pieces, and it had a nice selection and the…read moreprices were great. An associate named AJ was particularly helpful and really went out of her way to provide excellent customer service! We will definitely shop there again.