Service- it's hit or miss. This visit seemed like staff didn't want to be working!…read more Selection- was not the best. Lots of outdated items and then limited sizes. Value- it's also hit or miss. Some of the Nike jackets are not marked down and seemed regular priced.

False advertising and poor employee attitude. Had legg on 30% off sign and they said they are not…read moreon sale. why were they hanging on the rack with the sign. Employee still asked if I wanted them for regular price.

Great selection. Great prices.Selection is decent. It varies…read morefrom mediocre to fabulous!You have to get lucky. If you do, you can save a substantial Amount of money.Most of the time I am very happy with what I Find. It may not be exactly what I wanted but it was close enough that I couldn't pass it up.I usually go there 5-6 times a year and buy buy 4-6 Pairs on average. I have been doing this for many years.

Great for Shoes, Not Much Else…read more First off, this employee store is much harder to get into than the Columbia or Adidas employee stores. It's pretty rare that I get a pass -- usually it's through my 107ist membership -- so I end up going maybe once a year, if that. On the plus side, there's plenty of parking and the store itself is clean and well organized. The clothing selection is definitely trendy... maybe too trendy. It feels geared more toward teenagers and young adults. I've visited a few times now and honestly haven't found any apparel that interests me. A lot of it comes off as flashy. I was hoping to see more outfits tied to big events like the Winter Olympics or the World Cup, but while they did have a few jackets and pants, they were pretty boring overall. The real draw here is the shoes. About half the store is dedicated to footwear, and there are some really nice options. Most shoes are around 40% off, with the non-discounted pairs clearly marked. Prices on display shoes usually range from about $145-$220, so you can do the math to decide if it's worth it. Even with discounts, many pairs still start around $80 and go up from there. Clothing, on the other hand, still felt overpriced even after the employee store markdowns. I've been here three times now and still haven't bought a single thing. In comparison, I've purchased multiple items at other brand employee stores. That said, if you're already planning to buy Nike shoes, this can definitely be a solid deal. One standout positive: the employees have always been very friendly and helpful.

My 17 year old son & I are in the area from out of state for a baseball showcase. Frontier Airlines…read morelost his checked bat bag (on a nonstop flight) with all his gear, and then failed to put it on the next flight as well, so we were left scrambling this morning. We tried the big box stores but no luck. Then we found Willie's. Fabulous selection, fair prices and great service. The smile on my son's face when he saw the catcher's gear was priceless. Thank you, Willie's! We'll be back tomorrow because his gear still isn't here!

From the owner: We specialize in custom sports wear, embroidery, silk screening, and twill. We also have a variety…read moreof sporting equipment for basketball, football, volleyball, track, basketball, baseball, softball, and soccer. Finally, we have a few bike supplies. We also sell the Rinehart competition 3D targets.

Used to love coming here most every time I was in Cannon Beach. Lately the inventory is sad,…read morelacking. The last time I visited there wasn't anything I even remotely considered purchasing. They did have a large assortment of the puffy jackets in a variety of colors, but the prices just were. It appealing. I can find better elsewhere. There were hardly any of their so,I'd color classic long sleeve t-shirts or activewear pants, which I usually stock up on. The Eddie Bauer Outlet was what drew me out to Seaside and this tiny outlet mall, if you can even call it a mall. Now that their inventory is low and most of the other stores have gone out of business, I doubt I'll be back. I'll shop online or at the Woodburn Outlet because at least there are lots of other worthy stores there.

Amazing help and aid from Brandy and Shelby with incredible attention to detail! They were an…read moreamazing help and made our experience so much better! Will definitely be returning. These two ladies deserve huge props and if they're not already up for a raise, they most definitely should be! 10/10 recommend

I am sad to report that 80 something Dan Bitar, who was the Bike Dept. manager, passed away a few…read moreweeks ago. He was the last of the Bitar brothers who ran such a great - and colorful- dry goods and aplliance store as "Bitars". RIP, Mr Bitar

I bought a used bike here at Lavogue bike shop 5 years ago. I decided I would purchase a new bike…read morehere again because the Owner Terry is the Best! And really sincere and honest. He knows his bikes and will make an effort to fix all types. I live in Gray Harbor, but I'd drive from Spokane to get a bike here. This guy runs a successful bike shop without advertising, he succeeds with great service, a positive attitude, and word of mouth customers. This place is the good kind of Old School products and services. You can't fake this kind of service.

Nice products; good prices. Poor customer service. I bought an Oregon Ducks t-shirt with a clever…read moresaying. The clerk took it off the shelf. I got it home and while it was a large it was too small. The receipt said - NO Returns. Exchanges only. But they wouldn't exchange it for an XL because they said it was printed special. I guess the receipt said that but I don't understand their codes. Regardless, if good customer service is not worth exchanging a never-worn t-shirt for a size larger then I will shop elsewhere.

I've never had a bad experience at an REI, and this location was no different. But what stood out…read moretoday was an associate named Kay in the shoe section. She wasn't helping me specifically, but we were there quite a while so I got to see her interact with a lot of customers and she was amazing! She had a customer who was older, hard of hearing, and English was their second language. She dealt so compassionately and patiently with them. She mirrored the terms they used to make sure they felt understood, and spoke slowly and carefully so they could hear and follow her. She managed a crowded shoe section with ease, keeping track of who arrived when, and giving everyone the attention she needed. She never acted rushed or stressed. I didn't even interact with her, yet she contributed to my good experience!

If you're interested in saying no to a credit card 50 times this is the place for you jeez. Like…read morethe folks are helpful until it's 10 minutes of credit card talk and you're guilted into listening to the pitch no matter how many times you interrupt to say no I'm not gonna get it. I was hoping they'd have chilled by now but no