I always find the cutest shoes here. But the styles for clothes are simply lacking…read more The attendants at the dressing room are always so friendly and accommodating bless their souls, this store is always so busy. So many go backs to do.

The selection of plus size clothing has been seriously reduced and not a very good selection is…read moreleft. Please why does no one know how to fold clothes anymore? They take the clothes like they're ring out a wet sheet and then wrap it around their hand and stuff it in the bag. Also has anyone else noticed that all the clothes are wrinkled that are hanging up? They snuck that one by us pretty quick didn't they? When everyone started buying clothes online with these folds increases in them it became more acceptable. But do you realize how much work we actually have to do once we get the garments home to get them to look halfway decent!?

Part of the Gap and Old Navy family, Banana Republic is the higher end clothing store. This is a BR…read morefactory store which has its own line of lesser quality clothing, not discounts on previous season clothing. This is where you come if you want basics and layering pieces in neutrals. Year after year, everything looks the same. Some would call the pieces "classics." Blazers, slacks, long and short sleeve so,I'd t-shirts, button up shirts, skirts, dresses and some basic accessories. My style is more eclectic and I rarely find anything here but stop in once in awhile always hoping. Located on the far end of Cascade Station by Lane Bryant, the store doesn't get a lot of walk in traffic.

Went to the store recently to look for a few new summer pieces, and it had a nice selection and the…read moreprices were great. An associate named AJ was particularly helpful and really went out of her way to provide excellent customer service! We will definitely shop there again.

We came in on a very busy Saturday. They had some great sales going on so not surprised it was so…read morebusy. The store was pretty well stocked and organized. Everything was signed well and easy to get through. I asked for some help finding a particular size in pants and the associate was really helpful! She had offered us bags earlier in our trip too. It was nice to have the help but also not feel pressured or watched while we were shopping. The checkout line was a bit long but went quickly. A couple of my items wrong up incorrectly and the cashier promptly fixed them. My only complaint was the fitting room. It's tucked in the back corner so isn't the most convenient to get into to begin with. Then they were all being used so there was a line to get in. This space is also where the bathrooms are so it became a bit of a logistical nightmare. The associates in there also didn't appear to be the happiest to be there. Not friendly at all. It was also incredibly hot in the store and fitting rooms which made shopping a bit unpleasant.

Welcome to the neighborhood, Old Navy! Since several ON locations closed (Cedar Hills, Lloyd…read moreCenter) I am thrilled they opened a store at Cascade Station. With Marshall's, Home Goods, Ross, Nordstrom Rack, Target and IKEA plus many other popular retailers and restaurants there, makes this a destination for one stop shopping. Since the store is new, it's really clean and well organized. Like all Old Navy stores, they have jeans in every sizes style, length, width and waist height. I'm a fan of the original high-waist straight leg and scored a pair for just $22. Without a doubt, Old Navy has the absolute best athletic wear. Their leggings last for years and years of daily wear. They are made so well and also come in full, ankl, Capri and shorts so whatever season, whatever your style, it's here. The colors and patterns are beautiful and since it's all I wear now that I'm retired, I have dozens! My favorite are the powersoft with pockets in the thigh, perfect for carrying your phone during workouts. Wait until they go on sale and stock up when they are $19.99 rather than $39.99. The cotton ribbed tank tops are also a fave that I have in every color, ultioles in black, white and olive. They wash great, retain their shape and last for years. For $6, it's a steal. They also have men's and children's clothing. And always a clearance rack worth checking out. Plus scarves, hats, fashion jewelry and totes. Located near Marshall's at Cascade Station, definitely stop in. Sign up for their emails so you know what's on sale; something is on sale every day.

Simon was very helpful in ordering a pair of pants in my size. He was friendly & rang my husband up…read morefor a pair of pants in the store & helped me with an online order.

I went to the Carhartt store (15 min ago) at Cascade Station to buy a pair of overalls clearly…read moretagged at $89. When I pulled up my 15% military discount, the cashier bumped the price up to $99 and then applied the discount--meaning I paid about the same as the tagged price. When I questioned it, I was told the item was "mismarked" and "that's just the way it is." The tag wasn't temporary or handwritten, it was the permanent price tag. Felt misleading and definitely not how a discount should work. I took photos of both the tag and my receipt.

Ariat women's booties are so comfortable! While they have a pointy toe, there is a wide toe area so…read morethey are both comfortable and stylish. s Typically I have bought them at shoe stores that carry many brands, so each brand has limited representation, so I was thrilled to discover a Ariat store at Cascade Plaza. The women's section pales in comparison to the men's section, which is understandable since a lot of their mens shoes and boots are for work. Even though limited, there were several styles, and who doesn't appreciate options? While I didn't make a purchase, I'll definitely stop back in when at Cascade Plaza to see what's new. In addition to boots, they have denim jackets, boots in many colors and styles, belts and accessories.

I drove 45 miles to get a gift card for my nephew. 10 days before Christmas and I'm told they are…read moreout of gift cards and have been since Thanksgiving! The staff were friendly and apologetic, but that is poor management!

I can't believe I'm leaving a review for a department stores bathroom, THAT IS HOW BAD IT WAS. I…read moreshould have taken pictures, oh well. Stalls had literal poop smeared on the walls, pee on the seats, no toilet paper in the dispensers, there was a role on the floor between two stalls. Toilet seat covers, box on the floor, with shreds of toilet paper and seat covers literally all over the floor. Also, the hand blow dryer didn't work. Women's restroom by the way I manage janitorial business as well, so I've seen some bad things but this has by far been the worst.

We came through on a Saturday. It was a busy day…read more The store itself was clean and organized. They had a healthy selection. This store feels a bit smaller than other locations or TJ Maxx stores I've been to, but nothing wrong with that. The staff were all friendly and helpful!

I stopped in here to burn some time before my friend's flight landed. I wasn't planning on buying…read moreanything and really just needed to use the restroom, but I ended up finding two super cute planters for $9.99 each so I bought them. The people working here are busy but nice when you interact with them. The bathroom wasn't super clean but it got the job done. I wasn't expecting to get anything today and I ended up coming home with two planters that I've been needing for a while, so I think I'll definitely be back the next time I'm waiting to pick someone up from the airport.

Unless you want to get harassed for a receipt and then make you open your bag, shop somewhere else…read more They will watch you at the cash register and then make you do that.

Sold furniture with a missing piece, told me only option was to return it, despite me being unable…read moreto They've also rolled back DEI initiatives despite marketing their products to marginalized groups

If you're taking light rail, make sure to get off at the Mt. Hood station. The store is just a few…read moresteps away. I remembered this from when I was here something like 16 years ago. However, coming from downtown, for some reason, I got off one stop early. All reason went out the window when I saw Ikea and the Cascades train stop. I got out there and ended up walking something like a half-mile to get to Target. With the help of a couple of extra OTC painkillers, I made it, and only had to sit down a couple of times. I appreciated that the parking lot had sidewalks and crosswalks. It's like so many other Target stores, although I have never seen a CVS inside a Target. (In Hawaii, CVS is still Longs Drugs and they are free-standing. I looked for a certain brand of travel-sized toothpaste; there wasn't any. The bin contained only regular-sized tubes. Many of the travel-size section bins were empty. I also wanted a certain brand of waterproof black mascara. It would be cheaper here than in Hawaii. (Strangely, mascara can't be shipped to Hawaii.) What I wanted was near the floor, making them tough to see and read, and none of the tags were right. I checked all the tubes, and none of them were what I was looking for. I'm now 0 for 2. Next I headed to the grocery section. The fresh food section, particularly the fresh meat section, seemed smaller than others I've seen. There wasn't much on sale, either. I didn't have a ton of stuff, but I was having trouble carrying it. I checked in two spots for a basket, and both were out. There were two human checkers on duty with a few people in line for both. The line for self-checkout was long. Staff responded and opened up two more lanes. The person helping me was pleasant and chatty. It was just a bummer they didn't have two things I was specifically looking for. It was still an okay experience, and I got some unintended exercise. We'll see how much my arthritic joints ache tomorrow.

Nice customer service front and back end. Repaired my Bull Run boots within minutes. The boots are…read moreholding up good other wise for a year old.

Mom and Dad want you to get a job . Your friends have nice shoes for hiking , but too expensive …read more You feel like cutting down some trees , but do not have appropriate boots . Well ......Danner boots has you covered. Made in Oregon , too . All my footwear comes from Danner . And , if you wear them out , they have cobblers on site to lengthen ownership . Very good selection of everything . Support your local crafters .

First off, I ain't ever do a yelp review in my life but figured i would since this spot only has…read moreone. The owner was working when i went in, greeted me, chopped it up for a few and could easily tell he's a knowledgeable honest dude. Been to a few other stores similar to theirs, they have a solid collection and prices were fair. Ended up swapping a preme tee and an old sup x new era beanie i've been holding onto for a few years for a grateful dead tee plus a fair amount of cash on top. More than pleased with my experience. Also, can't forget to mention they threw me one of their own branded tees just cause I mentioned I was visiting for my bday! I hope more people go check em out.

Crazy selection of OG bape and rare supreme Great Prices and…read moreknowledgable workers Shop has a chill atmosphere and good music always playing Check them out and support your local businesses