If I could give it 6 stars, I would! The manager Angela is an absolute delight and is always…read morewilling to help me with my selections. Friendliness about in this place. Excellent.

Has very good customer service. I know this is a Coast Gaurd Exchange but they should include more…read moreMarine and Navy uniform items such as Medals, Utility tops, bottoms and covers. That should bring in a financial boost.

Staff was really helpful! Great gym! Gets a little crowded and you can't access the dance studio…read morewithout supervision. It would be nice to be able to go stretch or something after a workout but overall I really like coming here.

Great and friendly staff. The gym can get crowded around peak hours, but otherwise it is very…read morechill, plenty of machines and free weights. I also appreciate how clean it is, the gym gets cleaned from 1:30-2:30 M-F.

These recruiters take excellent care of their recruits. If you're looking to challenge yourself,…read morefind friendships that last a lifetime, learn skills that will help you earn a livable wage, or pay for college, these guys can help you do it. Call SFC Major or SFC Cano at 503-858-2611 and they'll help you out.

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Another of PDX's best kept secrets. First visited back in 2006 when the place was set up in…read moreNorfolk, VA. The owners and management moved it to Alameda, CA and finally Portland. Getting a tour here is no easy task. The story began in Scotland and endured a long winded tale which has been making its home in Rip City since 2008-ish. Great views from various points in the area showcase this gem ... The best time to capture it is in the fall... the foliage will frame it beautifully from the bluff.

Beautiful campus! Recently my friend from California moved to Portland and is now working in the…read morecampus library and working on her Masters. So excited for her as this is a move she has been looking forward to for a while now and now here she is living her dream. My friend shared that at Christmas the campus was lit up and decorated beautifully. We walked out to see the Willamette River and she shared the history of a few of the buildings. Wow! She also shared how friendly everyone is and the joy it is to get to know the clergy on campus as she sees them daily in the staff lunch lounge.

It was an amazing experience for my first time attending The Schoenfeldt Distinguished Writers…read moreSeries at University of Portland! I was happy to learn that the series is free and open to the public! What made it even better was free parking during the evening, which makes it even more accessible and inclusive to the public. I hope they continue to have funding to support programs like this for their students and the public. My gratitude and appreciation for such programs were greatly enhanced with the opportunity to see and learn from my living hero, Việt Thanh Nguyễn!

The person did not really help me understand where my package was I had to drive to 3 different…read morelocations

I almost never leave reviews after a single visit anywhere...but I can't stop thinking about the…read moreexperience I had. I arrived in the afternoon a week or so ago (beginning of December) to mail a Christmas card to the Netherlands. The line was HUGE, out the door. There was a single elder gentlemen (and by elder I don't mean OLD, just older than me with white-gray-brown hair, tall, with glasses, wearing a mask) helping folks. He...was...so...patient. And kind. I watched as he helped a younger man who didn't speak any English, pulling out a phone to translate for the young man. I don't know if USPS trains for this (if they do, freaking kudos to you all), but it wasn't just WHAT you were doing it was the WAY you were doing it. Obvious respect for a non-English speaker instead of the usual contempt many folks would have shown. Again the patience, when he didn't hear or understand your question you repeated it in English and again showed your phone and translated via text. I can only imagine how hard it must be to work a holiday shift with a line out the door and maintain your calm, and KIND presence with everyone you spoke to in front of me that day. So yea. Even though it was literally a 30minute wait to buy a stamp to send a single Christmas card, you restored a little bit of faith in humanity for that day. Thank you for your service. Happy holidays.

Went in to renew licenses but no walk-in is available. Instead the made appointments for us on the…read moresame day. We went back later and the process is efficient. Checked in on a kiosk and waited in the first waiting area for our numbers to be called. The staff that helped us was extremely friendly, spoke two languages. Didn't take too long since we had all documents needed. Afterwards, we moved to the second waiting area to get our photos taken. Didn't take long at all for someone to get that done and print us a temporary license. Plastic ones will be mailed.

Showed up at 8:20. Got my apt set for 10am. I was able to go do errands and come back…read more This new system is a lifesaver. No more waiting with others and it's super efficient

It's true said "Little Town Big…read more Heart" At This P.O. ALL are Helpful And go out of the way to help each person needs always pleasant and smiles.

The people who work here are amazing. I appreciate their service, their patience and their deep…read morekindness to all who walk through the door. Great neighborhood post office.