Found this store in Vancouver it a great store.we make a trip to this store,and lunch afterwards,we…read morelive in Battle Ground

Very helpful and courteous. Friendly tones comers like us. Showed us new places to get stuff and…read moregave us a discount.

I spent a month in Japan late last fall and adored the Daiso stores in Yokohama! I was so surprised…read moreto find we had them here in Clark County Washington and I didn't even know . They're very tucked away and people don't seem to know about it a real treasure when looking for reasonable but varied house items . Such as Japanese seasonings home decorating lots of decorations and office things even Hardware . I just love them !

What can I say, I love Daiso. Do you love cute things? Lots of home goods and kitchen stuff and…read morestationary and candy, but don't want to break the bank? Than you'll love Daiso too! Grab a basket, everything is $2.25 unless stickered more expensive. Yes, i bought some shower slippers and they were $6! But you can get so much for not a lot of money. And in this economy, every dollar counts. I've been to other Daiso which had more fun stuff but this one is still very good. The cashier girl was super nice and friendly. Store was well stocked and clean. I'll be back!

Watch your credit card when ordering anything from Costco Plus World Market online. I was charged…read moretwice to my card and called to speak to their customer service. It seems like I may have been talking to someone in an African country and communication was hard. I finally just disputed one of the charges with my credit card company.

World market, world class store for international taste. Every exotic thing that you aren't looking…read morefor and are looking for you will find it here you can see a particular to the sweets and snacks. But there's something for everyone come to world market and travel the world.

I absolutely love this store. The cashiers are so kind and helpful. They offer quality items at a…read moredecent price, and I always feel uplifted when I leave. And not to mention, my husband absolutely loves his hat with the light. it's been his Christmas gift for the last few years because he wears them out.

I'm really surprised at how such businesses can stay in business, but if you need such a place, you…read morereally won't do any better than here. This is more of a miscellaneous gift store with a small greeting card section than a greeting card store. On the one stop I made here, there were MANY employees, and at least two of them asked how they could help me. Customer service here was unexpectedly great, and the selection of various gift items was wide and varied. The store is clean, and there is plenty of parking available.

Great price on 9mm ammo as usual. Not everything is a screaming deal, but if you're looking for…read moreammo, this is the place to buy it.

I will not be buying my Rifles there, I will not come back to the store. I have been going there…read morefor years, since I was a kid. I'm 40 now, and decided for the first time to buy my rugger 10/22 there. I was thinking, yes, I am glad that I spent my money there than other places that I could have made the purchase. on the tenth day, I realized my rifle was ready for pick up. I'm in the Navy Reserves now. 18 years in. I called in, because I did not receive the email to pick up my rifle. The employee working said he can see that my rifle was approved. But he cannot release it to me because he is from another store. I was confused. Why would they have someone there, who cannot sale or have access to realeased approved rifles/guns. I Went to drille and was drained, but wanted to pick up my rifle, and was on my way there, but I got out late, but the store does not close for 15 minutes. When I called, the manager Tanner Tarkington said, "Don't come in!" I was surprised, and questioned him, is that how you talk to customers. He took it back, and then wanted to know if I can make it in time. I told him I can, but since he acted that way, then I won't come in. I was not abne to come in on Sunday after Navy Drill. Monday I was not able to due to my kids sports. I finally walked in today, only to find out again, they cannot release me the rifle, because no one is working that can. They said one guy got injured on an ATV, and one guy called out. I was so upset. I said, I hope the guy is ok, and gets better, but I explained, that I have not able to get my rifle the same thing. I went to the front and explained my self to the lady and the manager Tanner Tarkington. Tanner, said what do you want me to do? I said, the only I have not been able to get my rifle has been due to him and his employees, and how I frustrated to trust, that I made the "Right" decision to make the purchase there. To tell people to go there and support our local Bi-Mart. I asked him, that I'm really upset and asked if he could do anything. He had no idea written on his face. And then he said, "What, do you want a freebeee? I am not able to just give you a freebee." I was so upset, that he said that to me. I told him, that its not a freebee, its compensation for being a loyal customer and all my troubles that I have gone through. Also for a Manager to just rudely say that to me, made me so upset that I got his name and card, with the Main manager "that is unavailable for two days" Mike Colbo." This store number is #648. The lady at the front was nice, and I did tried to call Mike, but got her again. I asked her, "how would you feel if you have had a terrible experience at a store, you want to talk to a manager, and the manager tells you that, about just wanting a freebee. Instead of acknowledging my issues sincerely, instead of saying what he said?" she explain, no, I would be really upset as well. He said he would not be able to help me. And I said I wont be buying from them, and I will letting everyone Know My Experience, and how Bi-Mart does not care for their customerse maybe they save what, 10 percent off a next purchase, or hundreds of my dollars, plus my family, my friends, military members, and so on, to not go to a place, where they do not value their customers.

This was a good store. It was organized and had what we were looking for. The line moved slow for…read moresome reason even though there's plenty of employees were there.

Really like this TJ Maxx! Typically quite clean, well organized with helpful and friendly staff.read more

When I heard Hobby Lobby was opening it was exciting to hear. This location didn't disappoint me…read more The store is organized and selection of seasonal items is usually in the front of the store. Sales staff knows where to direct us if we need help sometimes walking me to the location which is nice because the store is quite large. Value of inventory can't be beat with sales in each department. Marketing of Hobby Lobby via social media is done well. Now that Joann's Fabrics are gone the fabric department has grown by 30%. I was there this week and was happy to see the growth. It's my favorite section to visit.

It's Hobby Lobby, it's a huge craft store with rows and rows or everything you can imagine and…read moremore. It's the beginning of October so lots of fall, Halloween and Christmas decorations and craft supplies. They also have home goods in there. Plan to spend some time and a lot of money. Haha!

Had a great time browsing all the various wares. I enjoyed the pink towels the most and the…read moreblankets although they were a bit expensive. The towels were really soft and plush and there were discounted blankets in the back with some defects that were marked. The staff were really friendly and kept checking in to see if we needed help with anything. Was worth the drive from Portland to here.

I came here for the factory tour, where the wool blankets they spin and finish are done completely…read morein the United States. The tour skips some of the beginning steps (for example, they don't have sheep nor shear the sheep on the factory grounds!) but picks up from where the raw wool is shipped to the factory, dyed, cleaned, and spun into yarn. The yarn is then woven into bolts of fabric, but each square inch has to be inspected by hand and fixed if possible to ensure its quality. Then, the lengths of fabric are cut and finished into blankets. The factory tour took about an hour, and some areas are hot and humid to prevent the wool fibers from breaking, so be prepared for temperature changes. I liked how the tour guide used to be a factory worker herself, and had an intimate knowledge of the workings of the factory. The shop itself sells the blankets and other Pendleton products, and there's even a corner near the bathroom that sells blanket seconds-blankets that didn't pass the inspection process. This may be due to stains, too many broken yarns strands, etc. They're sold at a discount.