Great place to get some last minute gifts. Made In Oregon is located within the Pioneer Place Mall in downtown Portland. They have a neat selection of teas including some very tasty matcha lattes! However running a bit pricey, they will do in a pinch. read more

I was still in search of souvenirs to take back home to family members and ended up here because I remembered seeing it earlier in the week. I had high hopes for finding shirts or at least magnets and my hopes were dashed once I showed up. The shirt selection is low, I found a few that I wanted to grab, but the sizes available are all over the place and not usually for the shirt that you want. I was here to purchase shirts for my nieces and nephew and let's just say that my nephew was plumb out of luck. I did browse for myself a bit and decided to not grab anything after all. I do appreciate a store that features items made in state, it's a great concept, but I would have like to have seen a bigger selection for sizes. I'm thinking that most sales here are of people from out of state that don't have means to go elsewhere. read more

I received this email immediately after ordering. My reply is below. Hello, Unfortunately, SKU 105095 is currently out of stock. We can substitute the Oregon Best Gift Box with the Oregon Favourites - SKU 8546 with similar content and the same price. Please, let us know if the substitution is acceptable. We are very sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you Hello madeinoregon: No, It will not be fine with me to trade for a lesser basket for the same price. The basket I ordered has 2 blocks of cheese, rather than 1. It has 8 oz of salmon, rather than 4 oz. It has chocolate hazelnuts, rather than roasted hazelnuts. It has coffee and summer sausage, rather than taffy and honey sticks. 5 oz of jam is less than 12 oz. No thank you. It is annoying you would even pretend it is worth the same money when it is clearly a lesser gift. I wanted to buy my friend an Oregon gift because she is moving to Oregon today. Now I will look for another company. Hopefully there is an honest local company in Oregon. I will require my money to be returned. Unhappy with the deceit , Tena Tillamook Farmers' Collection English-Style Sweet Cheddar, 7oz. Partners Olive Oil and Sea Salt Crackers, 2oz. Barnacle Bill's Wild Smoked Coho Salmon, 4oz. Pacific Hazelnut Farms Roasted Salted Hazelnuts, 4oz. Kuze Fuku & Sons Seedless Marionberry Jam, 5oz. Jacobsen Salt Co. Raw Honey Sticks, 10pc. Phillips Candies Taffy Saltwater, 8oz. Barnacle Bill's Medium Wild Smoked Chinook Salmon 8 oz. Werner Summer Sausage 10 oz. Oregon Growers Strawberry Pinot Noir Fruit Spread 12oz Partners Olive Oil and Sea Salt Crackers 2oz Pacific Hazelnut Farms Dark Chocolate Hazelnuts 3oz Oregon Coffee Roaster's Oregon Blend Light Roast 2oz Tillamook English-Style Sweet Cheddar 7oz Face Rock Smokey Cheddar 6oz read more

They shipped a gift to my home address and then tried to tell me I hadn't provided a recipient address. Now they won't accept a return and/or resend the order to my recipient. I'm out $120 on items I can't use or return. Won't be burned by them again. read more

This Made In Oregon store is located in the lower level of the Pioneer Place Mall in downtown Portland. There are eight other locations of Made In Oregon stores. This store is spacious, neat and well organized. The merchandise at this location seems geared more towards tourists than locals. They carry beautiful Pendleton merchandise, chocolates by Moonstruck, souvenir items like T-shirts and magnets, soaps and lotions, wine and food items and much more. Everything is nicely displayed. The salesperson who assisted me was pleasant. I didn't notice the usual abundance of sport fan merchandise that other Made In Oregon stores carry. There was some jewelry but not the selection that I found at their airport store. There was very little of the PDX carpet merchandise. Still, it's a fun store to browse if you're in the area. read more

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An Oregon souvenir shop, on steroids. They've been here forever it seems. No other store compares, it's a pretty good collection of all kinds of Oregon stuff. Some of it expensive, like Pendleton Blankets or inexpensive like fudge. Excellent Oregon wine choices. Seems like people's mothers work there, they are very nice and ready to help you. read more

Made In Oregon - Specialty Food Near Me - Portland, Oregon

This review is for the Pioneer Square location only. Located on the ground floor of the Pioneer Square Shopping area; Made In Oregon captures the essence of the state with its gourmet jams, jellies, candies and fruit. They also represent the local artists who sell their painting, pictures and knick knacks. They have designers who sell their attire and they have a few larger manufacturers selling Oregon artifact and souvenirs. Oops, don't let me forget to say they also sell wines and brew made in the great state of Oregon. Consider this a one stop shop if you're not one to buy along the way of your journey. If you purchase your gifts on your journey, this would be the place to go for your forgotten person or forgotten gift. This location is larger than the store at PDX. They have a greater variety of items. Employees appear to be college students or younger folk; including their management. (interesting). You can learn a lot about Oregon even if all you do is browse throughout the store. 45/100 Yelp Review Challenge Los Angeles read more

This place had a little something for everyone in my family. I was pretty much able to knock everyone off of my list. Which ranged from nephews, co workers, friends, and family. The cashier was also courteous enough to extra bubble wrap my sea salt saying they were packaged in glass containers and they could break. I thought it was nice since it didn't even occur to me that they were glass and how disappointed I wouldve been if I shoved them in my carry on and they broke on the way home. Also, be sure to check in so you get your free Portland chocolate bar. It was a great extra to gift to my nephews who I heard gobbled it up as soon as they received it. read more

Made In Oregon - Specialty Food Near Me - Portland, Oregon

I NEEEEEVEEERRR MAKE BAD REVIEWS, but the cashier (3/25/21) here was so rude. She would not make eye contact with anyone, wouldnt greet us, or say thanks. Miss girl needs customer service lessons. read more

What's not to love about a store specializing all things about the place you are visiting or living in? I was able to get some pretty unique refrigerator magnets for my coworkers at the main work site (in New Orleans, LA) who had never visited Portland. Even when I lived in Oregon full time, I would shop here for gifts for those who were out of town, and family. The location of this Made in Oregon store is on the bottom level of Pioneer Place, the level below where you enter, joining the two buildings together. Cell phone reception was spotty so by the time the YELP page loaded, I had already left the store, so I didn't realize they had a check-in offer of chocolate until I was on my way out. The staff are awesome. I had left my wallet with my ID in it, and they held it until the next day when I was able to return, and had me describe my wallet in order to be able to claim it. That is awesome. There are tons of unique gifts here, and they also have an assortment of Harry and David items, which is great since Harry and David are located in Oregon. Wines, beers, jellies, clothing, sports ball gear, even the major universities are represented well with what you can buy here. Plenty of Pendleton Wool products as well! read more

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This space is located on the lower level of the Pioneer Place Mall and is a great place to get your souvenir fix. The place is big, well organized and has a solid selection of trinkets, jewelry, jams and jellies, stationery, wine, food, magnets, key chains, chocolates and other candies, candles, art, t-shirts, soaps, lotions, and so on. Prices were decent and the staff was very nice. I did not get to the one in the airport to see if there was a significant difference between locations, but this one was very nice and not junky in the slightest. I was able to find a little something for everyone on my list while I was here. Check it out! read more

Made in Oregon is one of those places you go to buy last minute gifts for friends and family because you were either too busy, picky, or lazy when you had the chance in Town. However, PDX gives you a little more choice as there's a Powell's across the Hall, a Pendleton next door, and some nice shops on the public side of PDX. I have also been lucky, as I come up to Portland often and love exploring the various neighbourhoods for things new and different. It's my small contribution in Keeping Portland Weird. Made in Oregon has nice stuff and the absence of sales tax adds some incentive. I'm partial to the myrtlewood items and the wine and beer selection. Please note that if you're rolling your suitcase with you, the aisles and narrow, and if you break it, it's yours! read more

For my first time in Oregon, I tagged along with my friend. She's been to Oregon, specifically Portland, for about 6 times now. Since it was my first time in Portland, I wanted to do all of the tourist things. I wanted to go to a souvenir shop, so my friend suggested checking out Made in Oregon. This location is found inside of the mall. It is a cute, little souvenir shop. Everything Oregon is pretty much found in this souvenir shop. I checked in on Yelp to get a free chocolate bar! The free ones were mainly dark chocolate, but there are a couple milk chocolate bars. This souvenir shop is probably what you expect. From postcards to printed graphic tees. I really wanted an Oregon t-shirt, but I honestly couldn't find one that I really liked or saw myself wearing. The cashier, or maybe even store owner? He was super nice. Overall, I recommend this souvenir shop if you are looking to buy something from Oregon. Whenever I am in a new place, I love checking out the souvenir shops. read more

DO NOT use for Corporate Gifting - I wasted 2 weeks of time because Made In Oregon never completed the job. After making contact and selecting the gift boxes and filling out their shipping paperwork, I NEVER heard back - no response to any of my emails, nor my phone calls. Customer Service answered my call, but the Corporate Gifting contact still never replied to my emails or calls. Made in Oregon is UNRELIABLE for Corporate Business Gifts. Instead, try "Made Here PDX" or "Glow Gifts" or "With Love, From PDX" - all are local companies, and all have much better communication and customer service. read more

All things Oregon, in case you needed a shot glass, fridge magnet, or sweatshirt as a memento of your time in PDX. My friend was visiting from Pittsburgh, we found what she needed quickly. We also found a very cute slug brooch, but it's hard to justify spending 20 bucks on a slug, even if it is adorable. How often would a person really wear a slug brooch? Not often. So, no slug. Pleasant staff, easy to navigate store, it's just right for people who like souvenirs. read more

I received a birthday gift (see attached photo) from a family member and all I can say is GROSS!! 1.The apples and the pear were bruised and looked like they were 2 weeks old! 2.The crackers were smashed into crumbs! 3.The relish jar was opened and not properly sealed! 4. The cheese was mushy! I mean REALLY is this the Quality of your food? You should be ashamed to have sent out that mess. read more

Made In Oregon - This is how the package was delivered! 2 apples and a pear - Specialty Food Near Me - Portland, Oregon

LOVE this store... if you only get to hit one store for souveners let it be MIO. Great selection of items that are ALL made in Oregon... wine, food, soaps, lotions, etc. It was great cuz I'd seen things that I might want to buy at local shops but didn't have time to go back to them later and they had them here! Prices seem fair for most part - did seem marked up a bit form the local shop price but for the convenience of having it all under one roof I felt it was worth it. It did take me a little bit of time to find the store as it's on the bottom level of the mall. AND the yelp deal for free chocolate didn't hurt too! Love yelp! ;) read more

A lot of products are not made in Oregon and come from overseas/foreign countries. Lots of cheap items that break easily. They constantly have technical issues making check out times very long. read more

I really had fun shopping in the store. You also get a free chocolate bar if you check in through Yelp! They sell everything made in Oregon. I did not know the state has Huckleberry, and lots of jams, lavender and herbs produced. I spent a few hundred dollars buying lots of edible and lip balm souvenirs for my family. Friendly staff working in the store. So I enjoy shopping here and I would return if I visit Portland again! read more

Needed my Oregon sweatshirt and this was the only place that I could find what I wanted. The selection is pretty good but the service was eh. It's like I'm bothering them to see if they have a $50 item in my size! Thankfully, they did and I got my super cool (and warm) sweatshirt. This place is located inside the mall so it can be a bit hard to find. read more

Great assortment of Oregon goods for both the tourists and locals alike. Staff were really friendly!

I used to love this place. My last order was placed the last week of August 2020 for delivery to the East Coast. BE AWARE that MIO offers shipping options that are NOT suitable to the gift basket you select. Meaning ... too slow! IF a basket will not arrive in good enough time with 3-Day Air then don't offer it. IF a basket must go overnight, ONLY offer that, etc. Help us who are not familiar with shipping edible gifts. More importantly, they had a data breach sometime 'between the first week of Feb. 2020 and the last week of August 2020.' I make very few online purchases - on average about 1 purchase per quarter. Needless to say, the same credit card I used for my MIO gift basket was used to fraudulently purchase $200+ in Orbitz travel arrangements during the first few days of September 2020. read more

It was so hard to find an actual souvenir store in Portland outside of the airport!!! I was so happy to find this place where I got my little souvenirs from. You have so much to choose from: you have the classic souvenirs and the quirkier ones. You have the traditional foods, the handmade local crafts, and the more elegant gifts. Definitely a nice stop to check out and get something truly nice. read more

There are many high-quality hand made and interesting items for you to use or to gift. Definitely come here if you are looking to buy stuff for yourself or for your family/friends! read more

I was looking for something a bit funky to remember my trip to Portland that would best represent the funky, chill, quirky vibe of the city. Made In Oregon hit the spot. There is the usual assortment of t shirts, magnets, postcards, local food items, wine, etc. What makes them unique is that many of the items reflect the sense of humor Portland has about itself. This is a great place to pick up a souvenir for yourself or gifts for others. The products are well made, good quality and reasonably priced. The store is on the lower level of the mall on the concourse. read more

This is a great store for this time of year, It is surprisingly big and full. Especially if you consider that it is all made right here in Oregon. Made in Oregon has been around for a long time. They don't seem to have as many stores as they used to. Much of what they carry is hard to find anywhere else. The downside is that because they have been around so long, The formula is set, So they tend to carry the same items or at least the same kinds of items they always have. Visit Made Here in Portland to see what I mean. They do have lots of kinds of stuff, food, cloths, decorations...the list goes on. The prices are usually a bit higher then you might find elsewhere. But they have done the finding for you. Consider it a finders fee. It is nice to have such a big selection of items and prices to choose from. The staff is friendly and helpful, they happily help you put a gift box together and suggest items... I suggest this store for tourists and people like me who shop for people who are out of state. Much of their inventory is not available out of Oregon! Tip: There is a check in offer here (free chocolate!) read more

If you are undecided on what to get as a souvenir - check this place out. Everything, like the name says, its Made in Oregon. They have snacks, foods, apparel, cups, glasses, artifacts, alcohol and much much more. The main reason we can to this location was because if you check in on Yelp, you get a free chocolate bar! :) read more

Perfect store to get souvenirs for everybody on your list! The local store makes it very easy to find a shirt, soaps or beer. The prices are normal, I didn't see many sale items, but, you get a free chocolate bar for checking in through yelp! read more

Pre Pandemic, I have stopped in at this Made In Oregon store on many different occasions. Previously, I purchased Wine in a Can (it was sparkling Rose'), Reusable Straws (I still own those), and trinkets or tchotchkes for my younger brother. There were some nice hair clips (they were barrette style), earrings, nail files, and bars of soap... but I didn't purchase any of those at that time. There were plenty of Tourists shopping for items as well. Mostly they were looking for smaller Souvenirs to take back to their friends and family in their suitcases and travel bags. I did notice that there were lots of Silicone Mugs, and Taller Cups... (most of them were rainbow hued or tie dye). There were many styles of Ceramic Coffee Mugs to choose from as well. Of course, I purchased some Hazelnut lip balm for my Darling Husband. I was looking for a certain kind of Chocolate.... which I was told was all Sold Out. Sometimes, there are people who are looking for Sweatshirts or T Shirts that state Portland Oregon on them... and I did see plenty of those during my previous visits. Maybe, I'll purchase one for my daughter. After all, she has liked Portland since she was born. There weren't that many items which feature the Tilikum Crossing - Bridge of the People (that's the Bridge that is Earthquake proof). There are many reasons to shop at this Made In Oregon store... besides the items for Tourists as well. One, they will have many items in stock at a reasonable price all year round. Two, some of the staff are knowledgeable about where the items you are looking for are located - this is helpful if you have only a little bit of time to shop. Three,... the Made In Oregon stores are the only location to buy as many varied items and foods made with Hazelnuts. Four, there were Myrtlewood items last decade near the register. Here's a link about that specific wood. Enjoy your time at Made In Oregon... I usually do! https://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/myrtlewood/#.YVz5dLvPyUk read more

Sure this is a souvenir touristy place but I shouldn't feel that ripped off coming here. Enticed by the free chocolate offer by checking in, I bought some tea for friends as gifts. Of note while walking around the store: Hot sauces priced $1.50 more than the exact bottle from a farmer's market ($9 at farmers market) we went to earlier in the day Moonstruck chocolate priced $1-2 more than the exact same pieces at the moonstruck chocolate retail store 50 feet away ($15 vs $16) Tao of tea priced $1.95 more than the exact container of tea at the teahouse inside lan su garden (only $5 at the teahouse)...which I visited 30 minutes later. Dammit. "Sale" items aren't much cheaper. Honestly this store probably gets wholesale prices and shouldn't be charging 40% more than what the makers of the product charge. Go elsewhere so you dont carry a dumb bag emblazoned with "made in oregon" to advertise to pickpockets that you're a tourist. read more

I'm a tourist; I fall for all the tourist shops and I love it. Is there anything wrong with that? As the name suggests, Made in Oregon is a gift shop in Oregon that basically has all the cool naturey, hipstery, and Oregonionery stuff you will find in this wonderful state. From interesting looking shot glasses to intense puzzles, this store lives and breathes Oregon. In terms of the selection, this place has all the goodies you will need for your friends back home, or even yourself. Pick up a postcard for 50c or leave with an Oregonian wood cutting board for about $20. I came by this store a number of times and ending up leaving with gifts and souvenirs each time. As for the service, the employees are generally very friendly and nice. Unlike most shops, the ones here are very approachable and helpful. There's not much else to say about this store. You should come check it out and when you check in you can get a free chocolate bar! Have fun and prosper, read more

This was the only place we found for souvenirs...it has a little bit of everything from jewelry, bath & bed, clothing to food, beer, wine... We only got some postcards and a necklace. Where do we go for "tourist styled souvenirs"?? read more

How do you work at a souvenir store and be the least friendly people in Portland? Their selection in the store is great but the staff is some of the worst that I have come across. They don't even acknowledge your presence let alone offer to help. Don't know why they have such shitty attitudes. I loved Portland and encountered friendly people everywhere we went. The staff here broke that streak. If you hate your job that much, work somewhere else. And it wasn't just one person that was rude/unfriendly...it was ALL the employees. Spend your money somewhere else where you are treated like a human being. read more

It was really well kept and the prices were extremely fair! We enjoyed it a lot! The shirt I got was SO soft and the jelly we got was really good too! I would definitely recommend this store!! read more

Great store for out of towners. I got a good idea what Oregon is known for. Sports, beer, chocolate, those buttons that hipsters put on their bags, PDX gear and beavers. And sasquatch. Good selection and fun store. I would come back. read more

If you're going to bring home a memento from your Oregon vacation, it may as well have been made there. This Galleria outlet of the popular retail chain sells only merchandise manufactured, grown, caught, or crafted within the state's boundaries. The well-priced stock includes foodstuffs such as salmon, hazelnuts, marionberries, and cheese, a variety of wines, handmade candles, Pendleton woolen goods, glass products made from the volcanic ash of Mount St. Helens, and carved items made of local myrtle wood. read more

Made In Oregon - Specialty Food Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Terrible customer service. They shipped my item with no notification or email. When i realized they sent it TO THE WRONG DAMN ADDRESS it was too late. They no longer are responding to my emails or calls. Terrible company. Will never purchase anything from them again. read more

I inadvertently made a mistake by putting the wrong delivery address on my on-line order. Figured it out within a day and sent an email to customer service (Kara). After being told there was nothing they could do and to call the carrier only to have the carrier tell me only the shipping company could make destination changes Made in Oregon finally (3 days) said they could make the change. But they wanted to charge me $25 to change the address plus the additional freight. Under the circumstances I felt $25 was exorbitant just to electronically change an address. Really felt like salt on the wound and I declined. All in all I would say the customer service experience was wanting...very wanting. read more

Exactly the store for Portland souvenirs (and your only store, apparently?!) I used Yelp, of course, to find a souvenir store and Made in Oregon worked out really well. This store is actually in the mall, I believe on the bottom floor close to H&M. Yes the prices might seem a little high, but this is not your typical cheap/miC/just-switch-the city-on-the-hoodie supply you get everywhere else. You'll actually find some unique items here and a good selection of them. Lots of postcards (both vintage-looking and picture collages,) locally made sweaters and blankets, rain globes (ha!) matted art, carved wooded figures, and Oregon-based beer ;) read more

I love state stores - it's nice to see locally made items! This store was a nice size with a little something for everyone! Rogue beer, hand made pottery, salmon, chocolate and more!! 1 star off for prices, and not a worker in sight! read more