Thus Dollar Tree has gone through an amazing transformation. The store went from being messy and…read morechaotic, to organized and orderly. Yhe staff are always helpful and professional. The products sold at this store are always plentiful and unspoiled. I shop at least three to four times a week at this location and I will continue to do so. As a senior citizen on a fixed income I value the Dollar Tree's economical value.

I have not been in the store for a while as I have lost the ability to walk and you do not have…read moreanything for the disabled to ride on . I used to spend 200.00 a week in this store and it was so fun . Anyway I would spoil all my friends and their grandchildren are

The new ownership/management is great. Very friendly, quick, and helpful. This store has all of the…read morelast minute things you might need to stay up on the mountain rather than head farther for staples. One thing important to note is that they have the only perishables for miles. So glad the fire did not take this store. We use it all the time for any number of items.

We drive back and forth and often stop at the Tesla chargers in Detroit Lake. Before the big fire…read moredestroyed much of the town this store was really a fun spot. It was closed for a year or so and when the new owners reopened it lost all of ii's charm and friendly feeling. They even closed the rest rooms and now have port-a-potties outside. If you look at the reviews, the higher ratings are all from before the fire in 2020.

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.

Salem Market is your one stop shop for all your needs! This isn't just any convenience store, it's…read moresuper clean, well lit, safe and has all kinds of things I crave. The candy and snack selection is more in-depth than most convenience stores I've been to. They have a greater selection of chips, candy, etc. from smaller, overseas brands, as well as the regular stuff that you'd expect to find. They have beer, mostly the cheap national brands, with a few regional brews. The staff is super nice. They greeted me with a "Good afternoon!" and had piping hot coffee and slushees. They have most of the rear walls lined with coolers full of ice cold beverages. They also had a rack with some smoking accessories, which was interesting. I'm not talking about the usual lighters and ashtrays... But, they do sell lots and lots of tobacco, with a giant display behind the clerk. Parking was easy, with a dedicated lot. The restrooms were accessible, and clean. The place seemed safe, and it was a great spot to get some supplies! I'll certainly return.

Great store, but either get a sticker saying you don't want firearms, or don't have the nerd behind…read morethe counter almost cry and have a panic attack when I walk in with one talking about "triggering his PTSD." Grow up or get a different job, I don't want to have to take my gun off and leave it unattended to make him feel safe while I spend my money.

Visited in Oregon for vacation from California. Our boots got wet the previous day. We saw this…read morebuilding store when head over to the electronic store next door. We wanted to check it out... BINGO! This is what we needed for our next hiking trip we navigated through every aisle within men sections we fell in love with these items at bargain prices. This store is a sisters store to some bargain stores such as Ross, HomeGoods, and Marshall's and more. I wish Sierra would have one over here in Los Angeles because i never see anything before.

I love Sierra so it is sad I had to write this. I went to Salem and there were multiple people in…read morethere without a mask. No one cared, even when they were checked out with purchases by employees. We went back in after leaving and were directed to the assistant manager. We let them know that the front door has posted signs saying that it is expected that all customers wear masks for the safety of employees and fellow customers. Her response was corporate has instructed them not intervene or push the issue as they don't want to lose customers. I spent hundreds of dollars in that single visit so what if I chose to leave due to people not wearing masks? It seems like a double edged policy. By not choosing one side, you may alienate the other. Beyond this cash grab policy, it is against Oregon law. Also, that sign says "we care about our customers" but they obviously don't care as much as whoever may bring the next sale. Everyone offers specific times where the more vulnerable can shop so I don't know why they choose not to enforce the law. They have people at the front of every store but not one thing was said to the people who chose to enter without a mask. I hope they fix this very strange policy to have in the times of COVID as I would like to come back to shopping here. Their deals are good but not enough to risk mine or my families life.

I have been coming here for years and always loved it. They sell my favorite ice coffee. Tonight's…read morecustomer service was amazing the woman help me get to my car because I'm handycap. That was just what I needed.

Waited full five minutes before I had to go inside and ask why no one was working the pumps…read more Pathetic kid pumping gas called me an effing b and refused to help me.

I love Grocery Outlet. I pretty much shop there every weekend. It is my first stop to get as much…read moreas I can on my grocery list (plus plenty of weird and wonderful unexpected finds that aren't). Employees are always nice enough and some are real charmers. They have really cool stuff you won't find elsewhere and most of the time their prices are less than your standard grocery chain. All that remains true at this new location in Salem, but I have to admit I didn't love it. I think the layout and design is a lot more "outlet" than the ones I usually frequent and I just didn't like the feel. I'm sure they had all the same great products, but I honestly didn't enjoy shopping and didn't wander like I usually would. It's not really their fault and I don't know how else to say I didn't like the vibes but....well I didn't. Once thing I'll give them is that they had some seriously gorgeous and fairly rare philodendrons in their plant section. I didn't see them until after I'd checked out, but they did tempt me to get back in line. So while I won't actively avoid this store, you are more likely to find me at Lancaster Drive when in Salem.

Talk about a glow up! It's as if Sandra D (Street) transformed into Sandy before right here in…read moreSalem. The drab lights, leaky refrigerators and tired look are a thing of the past. The parking lot is much more accessible and the storefront, more welcoming. The aisles are wider and the store, brighter. Selection seems to be the same; you can find a great selection of coffee, closeout health and beauty, and international options. They usually run a deal on turkeys for the holidays, but I'd suggest to throughly check any perishables, as deals here come with a risk of going bad quickly, I'm not sure if the increased prices are due to the move or what our government is doing to the economy, but my favorite sea salt sunflower seeds went up from $2.99 to $5.99 in the past several months. I usually have favorite stores for particular items, so check out this new location (tucked back by Northern Lights movie theater) and share your review!

In ancient times, this was the old Lancaster Mall (#1). My fond memories of being here as a…read moreyoungster have come full circle, as I came back here recently to see it as the semi-newly branded Willamette Town Center. If this is Lancaster Mall 2.0, it looks the part. The feel on the other hand, is a whole 'nother story. Willamette Town Center got hit pretty hard by the pandemic. Minus the clean, super bright, and modern digs, it is on the verge of becoming a dead mall. There are empty storefronts, almost zero activity on a weekend, and one of the saddest food courts I've seen in a mall. What was once a bustling place of Salem's retail seekers, has become a shell of itself. The only things filling up the parking lot are the stores directly outside of the mall. This place needed a facelift decades ago, but it seems the renovation came just a little too late. Timing is never good and even as Salem changes, it stays the same in many ways. One positive note: I was initially sad to see the Orange Julius location replaced by Burlington Coat Factory (#2) but realized it simply moved to the food court. It really has been the mall's most constant business. (#3) _____________ (#1) Lancaster Mall: https://www.yelp.com/biz/lancaster-mall-salem (#2) Burlington Coat Factory: https://www.yelp.com/biz/burlington-coat-factory-salem (#3) Orange Julius: https://www.yelp.com/biz/orange-julius-salem?hrid=6RdTLR3md6dXaKrLyunrGQ

You may know this center as where Lancaster Mall used to be- thankfully it's gotten a nice influx…read moreof popular shops like Home Goods, Hobby Lobby, DSW, and Ulta to make this a shopping destination once again. In the actual "mall" area you have Bath & Body Works, Victoria's Secret, and other mainstream shops- in the center's map they also list the neighboring businesses like McGrath's Fish House and the DMV. While it's not a huge mall, it does have some great anchor stores and nearby conveniences (Target is across the street!) that it's an ideal spot to get your shop on. They had a very nice Christmas tree on display and parking is free and easy. Do remember to bring your reusable bags or pay 5 cents per bag (new law). Glad to see they are adding new stores and keeping up with the retail trends.