What an adorable store just off Vancouvers new waterfront showcasing beautiful local art and…read morecrafts. They have something for everyone. Great place to snag a gift or souvenir and support the local community. Everyone was friendly, the atmosphere is bright and welcoming. We will be back!

Three of us, WA resident, OR resident, and myself a CA resident, went to this shop together. We…read moreeach found multiple gift items for others and ourselves. Excellent selection spanning food and drink to clothing and jewelry to tchotchkes of all delightful sorts. And cards.

This store was as good as its reputation, filled with amazing collection of Portland souvenir…read moregoods, stationary items, apparels and local made food products. The store was clean and organized. The prices of the items were comparable to other shops we had visited in and around Portland. Among the products, I loved their magnet wall full of unique designs. There were really nice stickers and postcards. After exploring the store for several minutes, we picked few magnets and stickers. Staff members were friendly and interacting with guests. The checkout was quick and easy. Highly recommend this store to anyone looking to do souvenir shopping in downtown Portland.

I did a quick search for any type of souvenir store to find some Portland themed gifts and quickly…read morecame across this one. They have a nice location right by Powell's Books so it was a nice way to hit two birds with one stone. Everything in this shop made for a great gift, from stationary to stickers to apparel for all ages, and even Portland themed children's books. The staff were super friendly and helped look in the back to get me more sizes in the children's shirts. This was a nice stop for souvenirs without paying airport prices.

A good gift shop that you can make a brief stop at when in Bonneville for the fishes, dam, scenery…read moreand waterfalls! This shop has all the essentials, such as Oregon's homegrown jams, toys, tshirts and more! They even have a side food section - especially if you need coffee for the road!

The best Gorge gift store - yep better than the Falls or Vista House. It's tucked away at the…read moreHatchery so you can get out of the car and stretch without being around packed in crowds. The store staff are so freindly and have great local suggestions. There really is something for everyone, picked up some PNW dry goods for a Father's Day gift and snagged a coffee and snack for the road. They also have sturgeon stuff and Gorge gifts as well as other roadtrip items. My go-to from Portland going east.

This was my first time here, and probably my last. I went in asking about any tea that had high…read morecaffeine and the lady was rude and abrupt as if she didn't want to help me. She told me to READ the tea labels. I was shocked because you work here, don't you have any recommendations? Frustrated I made a last attempt and asked about the Summer Peach tea. She gave a flippant remark that it smelled like peach and "yeah I guess a good amount of caffeine." After I bout some of the Summer Peach, I had to ASK FOR A BAG to put my purchase in. I was the only person of color in the store and there was no reason for the attitude. I just won't go back and suggest other people of color to steer clear too.

A very delightful Teahouse! I went during the pride block party and got the up, up, and ube, which…read morewas delicious and beautiful to consume. I was impressed by the strength of the hojicha and can't wait to get another cup when I'm in the area. It also looks very spacious as there is a seating area on the second floor.

A nice little science stop a few miles off I-5. While the Johnston Observatory is closed due to…read moreroad repairs, this facility offers a fine alternative for those interested in volcanoes and specifically, Mt. St. Helens. Usual displays and short film. A wetlands boardwalk hike of under 1 mile just outside the building. All this is in the boundaries of Seaquest State Park. And yes, there is a nice view of Mt. St. Helens, though it's approximately 40 miles away (as the crow flies). Admission to the center is $5/each. Not sure how this fee works with the WA State Park fee for Seaquest State Park.

Very beautiful visitor center. It reopened in 2025 after being closed for renovations and I have to…read moresay, the architecture is GORGEOUS with vaulted ceilings and large windows to let in the surroundings. There's wood paneling which helps you feel immersed into nature. There's an informational desk about the area, helpful for visitors newish to the area or those with questions. The gift shop is also accessible with the usual offerings of post cards, tchotchkes, and such. Do note that the restrooms are accessible outdoors at the side of the building. There's a pay area part of the center which is $5/18+, $2.50/7-17, free for 6 years old or younger, and family $15 for 2 adults and children 7-17 years old. They also honor veteran's disabled pass, WA state disabled pass, and senior limited income pass. It's definitely worth the admission, since there's a lot of exhibits explaining the geology of the area, the flora and fauna, the native peoples, and the later commercial and recreational uses of the area. There's even a place where you can walk into a huge mock up of Mt St Helens! Very fun. They have a short film playing about the eruption too. I didn't get to explore much outside as it was super rainy, but I saw a boardwalk trail out in the back. I did not see Mt St Helens due to the weather, but I'll be back when the weather is nicer!

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.

Good selection of quality clothing and accessories for women and men. The fragrances they sell…read moresmell amazing and didn't bother my allergies so I plan to return to pick one out. Friendly customer service.

I purchased a pair of pants here on 25% clearance that were still almost $100, they ripped after…read moreone wear and was told the owner would do nothing, not even offer store credit since the pants were purchased on clearance and final sale. I have very little faith the owner would do anything differently had I purchased the pants at full price. Clothes are cute but very poor customer service and ownership mentality. Do not shop here. Update: If there is a manufacturer issue found after you purchase an item, even at full price, they will do nothing for you. I was blamed for the pants tearing after one wear. I would recommend buying straight from the company's they sell, no additional markup, and better customer service.

This gift shop has lots of fun local treats and gifts. I bought gifts for the teachers at my son's…read moreschool, they all loved the tea tins, chocolates, and mugs. It's convenient to grab a coffee and pastry while picking up some local gifts. The selection always seems to have something new, I love the new roasted hazelnuts.

From the owner: Locally Gifted Boutique Gift Shop is a locally owned gift shop with curated gifts and treats made…read morein Oregon. We are located at The Round in Beaverton just inside of Brickhaus Coffee. Pick up locally made gifts while getting your pick me up at another locally owned small business!

Kindred hosted the Sasquach Hunt downtown Vancouver we had such a fun time hunting during our lunch…read morebreaks and support small businesses. Thank you for the good time!

You mean I can buy lotions, shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, cleaning supplies, detergents here…read more.. And support ethical small businesses instead of big corporations... AND it's more affordable... AND higher quality... AND I can easily refill my bottles and not make a ton of waste? Ya'll my hair is so nice after switching to their shampoo and conditioner. Plus, their swaps, classes, community events, and expertise are incredible. Love this place! An amazing community resource all around.