We went looking if they carried lumpia wrappers, but no luck, they do carry a lot of items, but not…read morelumpia wrappers. They have a huge frozen department of seafoods and meats and many prepared foods. The Fresh Produce section is huge and the refrigerate produce in the refrigerate section. The sizes are huge good for restaurants and large parties, if you need to buy in bulk.

I compare this to Costco but for staples. Their meat department is where bulk sale cost savings are…read moremade affordable

Who knew one could find Paris quality croissants in Bend, Oregon?…read more We were in town for our family reunion and two summers ago we held it at the Paris Olympics so our point of comparison is valid. Twice I went to M's to pick up a large assortment of pastries for our family of 21 and everything was outstanding and compared favorably to the best we had in France. We were staying at the Riverhouse Lodge and it was an easy 7 minute drive to get to the Old Mill location with plenty of parking. Both days no chocolate/almond croissant, which was sad. Standouts: - almond croissant 5/5 - chocolate croissant 5/5 - ham and cheese croissant 5/5 - gochujang twist 5*5 (so unique and so bummed they didn't have it the second day) - kouigh amman 5/5 - almond pecan sandie 5/5 Solid choices: - monkey bread 4/5 (a bit smaller than what I'm used to and more bready than pastry, no frosting as I'm more used to seeing) - milk bread 4/5 (solid offering) - blueberry scone 4/5 (a little bit too fruit forward so very messy to eat but still yummy) - blueberry buckwheat muffin 4/5 (also a bit too fruit forward so very messy to eat, but still yummy) We didn't try any of their breads but the selection looks great!

I've bought M's Bakery bread from a grocery outlet (Newport Ave Market) and found it to be quite…read moregood. This week I stopped in at the Old Mill location itself for coffee and a couple pastries. - Cinnamon roll: comes drenched in sugar glaze (as is proper). Delicious. - Almond croissant: Tasty with good flakiness. There were a lot of other pastries available that I would definitely try. Coffee was decent, too.

Charlie was super knowledgeable and professional while helping me pick the right products. Highly…read morerecommend this spot they have a good selection and friendly employees!

this place is full of workers who hate the customers and would rather be puffing there own weed and…read morejust steal your money all there weed is overpriced and shitty if u want good decent priced weed go to any other dispensery orher than this they just capitalize on the fact that they are in the downtown district on the west side so they target wealthy people and thats there demo but i say fuck u

I just went to Local Acres Marketplace for the first time and had a great experience. As soon as…read moreyou walk in the store the first thing your tempted with is a ton of local goodies from Sisters and beyond. Ton of specialty items I usually would have to trek into Newport Market for. The bakery had marionberry pies, there is a deli section, and they have organic options! Lots of fruits, veggies plus plenty of gluten free choices too. The store was really really clean with a nice atmosphere and similar aesthetic to Market of Choice but seems to provide more value and less stress. The best part was my cashier Judy! She was genuinely nice to me, I had a great customer service experience with her. She really made me feel that local true community feeling, honestly how it should be. She was so nice when I mentioned it was my first time - she truly authentically welcomed me with such a kind tone and even walked me through signing up for their points system (much better than Market of Choice coupons this actually adds up toward your grocery bill)!!! We chatted about the store and its history a bit which was cool. I walked away feeling like wow, that was a nice experience! Rare these days even in Bend. This is a sleeper hit for me and is going to be my new go to. I told her I will definitely be back and I will. Highly recommend, customer service means a lot to me and I truly had a positive experience.

The double line checkout is a joke when the dang checkers DO…read moreNOT pay attention to whom is next. Terry is like I didn't know.. well maybe use your peripheral vision and wake up! Then Theresa on the other checkout has her RBF on. And your bubbly waters are thee highest in Bend. Not sure why...Do better local acres. Where is the CUSTOMER SERVICE??!?!

I am a long time customer. They are knowledgeable, always polite. Good products, price is always…read moreaverage for market. I have tried other cannibas distributors and always dissatisfied and come back To Substance!! Thanks guys keep up the good Vibes!!

The place doesn't have the largest selection but we got the gummies to help us sleep and they…read moreworked like a charm!

Bargreen Ellingson is distributor of supplies and equipment to restaurants, bars, hotels,…read morejanitorial companies and caterers. The Bend store is one link in the national chain.. Although clearly a trade supply store and some things (as in glassware and dishes and flatware) are only sold in gross quantities , it is open for sales to the public and there are things here that home cooks can buy in singles that might come in handy. As example, on our most recent visit we purchased more of our fav things to buy at Bargreen...stainless steel whisks of various sizes in good quality at a fraction of the price of other retail. (We've given a number of these away and hence the return for more.) We also picked up a single muddler of pretty decent quality from the bar section. As another example, if you were in the market for a big plastic, food quality storage tub in which to brine a holiday turkey, this would be the place to find one at a decent price. Or a REALLY big, unbreakable, salad bowl to take that salad for 30 to the school potluck at a price point that wouldn't break the bank if it wasn't returned. Located in the building originally constructed a couple of years ago to house Austin Tile, a great business now sadly defunct due to Bend's recession, as you enter from the private parking lot (hooray - ample parking) you'll note all the stonework on the building exterior and a massive high ceilinged lobby with a sort of spiral staircase up to the second floor. (If you're not able to climb stairs, have no worries...there is an elevator at the rear of the first floor...with nicely mosaic tiled walls to remind us all of the original tile company.) In our experience, there has always been a very helpful someone at the front desk to ask if you're looking for something specific and to point you in that direction, or to invite you to wander if that's what you are there to do. Maybe it's just us, but our recent visit to Bargreen's it seemed darker, less well stocked and overall less "zing" than on earlier visits. Bargreen's seemed to show the impact of the economic slowdown in Bend. Hard to fathom as even now restaurants seem to be opening and closing and changing hands at a pretty good clip in this tourist fueled city of about 80,000 people. But maybe the restaurant ownership changes mean old existing equipment and materials get recycled not purchased new. The second floor is where the restaurant specific glassware, dishware, furniture and accent "stuff" (like menu covers) are displayed. The first floor houses bar supplies, janitorial supplies and a plethora of kitchen use / cookware of all knds. It's probably the second floor more than the first that shows the "bloom off the rose" these days. We are people who can easily entertain ourselves for long periods by looking about in well stocked cooking stores, even in smaller stores like the delightful Ginger's on Bend's westside or the kitchen / baking section of Newport Avenue Market. We go in for one thing, and end up browsing to find something else useful. When we travel, cooking stores (and great grocery stores for that matter) are destination stops for us. We had quite a lot of fun exploring Bargreens when they first opened in Bend...but now it's a place where we are on a hunt for something specific, we get it and leave. But three stars means AOK after all, and while we recognize we are not their target market, Bargreens is that for us as home cooks. .

Honestly, this place was such a bummer. We went to Tokyo Starfish the day before and had a great…read moreexperience, but we decided to pop into Substance to compare. We were in the market for thc-infused lube and saw the perfect product, it was $36 and even had a sticker that said it would be $40 other places in town. We grabbed the lube, asked for a 25 mg limeade, and made our way to the register. We inquired if they had any first time discounts - of course not. It was far from the end of the world, considering they marketed themselves as affordable. We left the store and right as we entered our car learned that we had been given the lemonade instead, no biggie but not ideal. Then we made our way back to Tokyo Starfish. The vibes were immaculate compared to Substance. Here, we bought flower because we could actually see and smell the product, and then we stumbled across the exact same thc lube, for $24. What an absolute tragedy. Overall, the false advertisement, bad customer service, and unappealing display of products will prevent us from returning again. Tokyo Starfish has our business.

Sometimes you can get what you're looking for with ease, and other times the bin/shelf label says…read moreit's an indica and it's actually a full on sativa. Once you buy it, under false pretenses it's one thing (indica) when it's the opposite (sativa), you cannot return it. Ask to see the physical containers label of what you're interested in buying before buying it. Buyer beware. IN RESPONSE TO THE OWNERS COMMENT: This is the product that was purchased. The container clearly says sativa. The box that you have these Sitting in behind the glass window said "I" meaning indica. I am unclear how such a mistake could be made when this clearly says sativa right there on the front. In addition, I called the store once I got home and found out they sold this to me as something else and the entirely and the employee said yes, the label on the bin these sites in said Indica, and not sativa. And now I'm stuck with something I will not smoke. I do not want this crap. I would never buy this. Fix your store, and readdress your return policy. When it's the stores fault, or the employees fault directly like this time, you need to accept returns. This is extremely aggravating.

Attended the Spring Beauty & Fragrance Gala yesterday 12-5 were the hours advertised in advance. We…read morebrought our tickets last week in Great Anticipation! A Gala in Bend! Um. Well. Dearly me. The Gala consisted of a DJ , a raffle, and about 48 dollars worth of Costco: cookies, crackers, pre-cut cheese, pre-cut pineapple and whole strawberries. No goody bag full of samples, no fragrance reps handing out samples. No glasses or champagne or plates of fresh shrimp. No Amazing Deals of combination sets of product offered at super prices.... For the first time in years I missed Seattle. Seattle, with its luscious event, spanning a significant portion of the floor, dotted with helpful, eager reps quick to proffer a lipstick sample, a perfume miniature... We were met with some store employee wearing what could only be described as an aging stewardesses dress, all orange, shouting over the DJ, "All I need is your name and number!', referring to the raffle tickets available for all... not just those who had tickets in advance. Apparently, this 'Gala' amounted to no more than a 15% off fragrance and beauty. For anyone passing through. We think the staff here at this Macy's misses the point. Especially distrustful employee at the Sunglass Hut here, more concerned with the whereabouts of certain pairs of sunglasses, we later realized that she was concerned we were lifting them? , firing questions at her colleague (before assisting us with procuring the product we were asking for), 'Where are the round ones?! Did you move the others?! Where did you put those other ones?!' Good God. This female employee was so concerned we were there to steal, even though we wore the VIP wrist bands (yeah, ha ha.). Later, we realized she was peering into our shopping bags AFTER we bought two pairs of sunglasses from her... sheesh. This store location does not represent the brand. Abysmal service from store clerk at one register, excellent customer service from Customer Service representative at another. At one register, we spent $278, this is how our purchases were packaged and handed to us.

I had the best experience at Macy's with Susan and the manager. They were both so helpful, kind,…read moreand went above and beyond in customer service. I was checking out at closing and then there was a technology glitch that caused the transaction to take longer than expected, but they remained patient and friendly and even helped me get things to the car. I am definitely going back.

Really nice staff. They were very helpful in getting us what we were looking for. And we were outta…read morethere in no time. Thanks!

Must be short-staffed. The first time I called I was put on the line with someone at a call center…read morewho was completely clueless. When I called back to speak with someone in the actual pharmacy at this location, I spent 30 minutes on hold