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    Gen X

    2.5 (23 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Love this store! We come here for most of our clothes. Our teens also love it. Proclubs are a bit expensive.

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    Beanstalk - Get season ready with Beanstalk

    Beanstalk

    4.7(16 reviews)
    1.5 miMontavilla, Southeast Portland
    $$

    Clean and colorful store. My kiddos went bananas in here, so def recommend one adult watching…read morekiddos while you shop. Yes, Beanstalk is a bit on the pricier side in terms of consignment stores, but I did find a number of goodies for each of my kiddos from PJ's to swim wear to toys. I loved the shoes, rain boots, and rain gear selection they had and lots of Hanna Anderson, Columbia, and like clothing. Friendly staff. I would def recommend a stop here. *Street parking

    Beanstalk has some frustratingly limited hours, making it difficult to patronize on the regular…read more(especially during the work week!), but when you do manage to get in the door, there's some fantastic treasures to be found here. Although it is primarily a consignment children's clothing store, you'll also find no shortage of wonderful, analog toys to plant the seeds of imagination in your little ones, in the hope that they'll sprout into clever, intelligent, fully-functioning, not-screen-addicted adults! This must be a conscious choice, because I could find nary an electronic device anywhere in the shop! Big kudos from me on that point alone! As for the clothing, let's just say, you're spoilt for choice. While some of the items are a little on the pricier side than I would like for a consignment shop, the quality of the clothing here is impeccable: clean, well-organized, and a healthy variety of sizes and styles. Everything you could need for any age, from newborn and toddler, up through the early grade school years: shirts, pants, dresses, hats, coats, shoes (TONS of shoes!), costumes, and all sorts of accessories! There's also a small selection of baby stuff in the back, including cribs, swings, and a host of different devices that I have no clue as to their function, but will assuredly be learning about them in the coming months (my wife is due next month)! In the last year, I have come to learn that shopping for a new child sucks, mostly because there is a dearth of places that have any quantity of clothing and accessories, outside of the big box stores, which I would prefer not to frequent, if possible. Thankfully, Beanstalk is here to pick up the slack, but you DO have to make an effort to get here during operating hours, particularly if you work during the week: Saturday (from 10am to 5pm) is your only real available option.

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    Beanstalk - Our shops  have  all  the summer essentials  for kiddos!

    Our shops have all the summer essentials for kiddos!

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    Skate into spring with Beanstalk

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    Tantrum - Tantrum mission

    Tantrum

    5.0(4 reviews)
    2.7 miBelmont, Sunnyside, Southeast Portland

    Found the cutest pair of levi shorts here $32. Definitely on the pricier side but well curated…read moreselection to choose from. Small shop, love it

    If you don't get your fashion advice from TikTok, you might not know that Y2K fashion is now…read morevintage, and hot! The cycles of fashion are accelerating and fast fashion is like a sampling dragon consuming everything in its path. A friend of mine, as we were checking mid-century modern stores in NYC, relating on a similar trip to antique stores that their parents said, "that's not an antique, we had that when we were kids." So parents, keep all the clothes so your family can mine it! That was the case for the Golden Rule Gallery, since closed. The proprietor inherited her late mother's complete wardrobe history in golden condition. Tantrum is a small shop with very clean and in excellent condition clothing for all genders. There are a lot of synthetic fibers, that can mean the colors will never fade. There is a small selection of shoes. Tantrum has been organizing Y2K fashion events around town. So for the ages who shop vintage and are refining their style, this little store should be added as a side trip from vintage Hawthorne and other shops around town. You can see on their Depop what their tone is. Tantrum is a manageable, well organized, good quality, more recent vintage shop on Belmont, the other Hawthorne.

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    Tantrum - Levi shorts $32

    Levi shorts $32

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    Fred Meyer - 1/21/2025 - Ramen flavored popcorn is a bit disturbing.

    Fred Meyer

    2.7(111 reviews)
    2.2 miNorth Tabor - Center, Northeast Portland
    $$

    Assistant manager Anthony is THE WORST…read more It started while I was standing in line after a large holiday grocery run--about $400 worth of items, filling a very full cart. While waiting, a large man in a bright holiday blazer suggested I move to another checkout because it was shorter. I had chosen my lane specifically because it had a bagger, since I currently can't bag groceries due to a shoulder injury. Still, I noticed multiple baggers in nearby lanes who weren't busy, so I assumed one could assist. I agreed and moved. Halfway through checkout, the scanned items were piled so high that the cashier--Jonathan, a polite young man--could barely stack more. I had roughly seven full bags' worth of groceries plus oversized items. Meanwhile, baggers in other lanes were idling or helping customers with far fewer items. It was obvious assistance was needed. None came. I then noticed Anthony--the same man in the bright blazer--leaning on a nearby conveyor belt chatting with a cashier who wasn't even helping a customer. He's well over six feet tall, stocky, and impossible to miss. He was only a few feet away, so I tried to get his attention: "Sir, excuse me." I repeated it. No response. He stared at the floor, continuing his conversation. Assuming he hadn't heard me, I walked closer and tried again. Still nothing. At this point, Anthony was already failing in multiple ways: ignoring a customer, failing to notice the most backed-up lane, and not managing the baggers at all. But it got worse. I spoke loudly and clearly, wondering if he was hearing-impaired, but it became clear he was simply ignoring me. I lightly tapped his elbow. He spun around and snapped, "What?!" in a hostile tone. I was taken aback. This wasn't acceptable from any customer service employee, much less a manager. I explained that Jonathan was overwhelmed with groceries and needed bagging help. Anthony cut me off mid-sentence, angrily telling me the baggers "know how to do their jobs." He looked annoyed that I'd interrupted him while he stood around chatting. He gave me a dismissive, contemptuous look--eyebrows raised, palms out--the universal "you're annoying me, go away" expression. Without any apology, thanks, or offer to help, he turned away as if I didn't exist. I was stunned. In seconds, Anthony made me feel threatened, disrespected, embarrassed, uncomfortable, unappreciated, upset, and as though my long loyalty to Kroger meant nothing. He acted like a bully accustomed to throwing his weight around. It was the most bizarre and unpleasant customer service interaction I've ever had--especially from a manager. Upset, I returned to help Jonathan bag my groceries myself despite my injury. No bagger ever came. No other lane had remotely as many items. If Anthony had been paying any attention, he would have noticed how badly things were mishandled. This should have been effortless: thank me, redirect a bagger, do his job. Instead, Anthony failed completely. I won't return to this location and will drive farther to avoid dealing with someone who seems determined to damage the Kroger brand. When I asked another associate to speak to a manager and she pointed to Anthony, I said, "That's the guy." She laughed and replied, "Oh... I'm not surprised." That says everything. Clearly this is a pattern of behavior--and if he's been rude and hostile to me--he's likely acted this way to other customers as well. Note: If Kroger contacts me and demonstrates this behavior was addressed appropriately, I will consider revising this review to reflect my level of satisfaction with their response.

    Fred Meyer, enough is enough. Your bottle‑return system is a joke. We stand there wasting our time…read morebecause every single coupon has to be "verified" by management, and half the time there aren't even enough employees on duty to handle it. That's on you -- you don't staff properly, you don't pay people enough to stay, and customers end up paying for it with our time. Fix it. Hire more people. Stop making a simple bottle return take forever.

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    Fred Meyer - 1/21/2025 - So weird - this guy kept pulling in and out of parking space and looking around his car.

    1/21/2025 - So weird - this guy kept pulling in and out of parking space and looking around his car.

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    Fred Meyer - Bakery section at this location has superb pastries than other FM

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    Bakery section at this location has superb pastries than other FM

    Gen X - womenscloth - Updated September 2026

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