Great shop in Ridgefield. I like how there is a mixture of everything. You can find gifts from…read morebabies to grandparents. There really is something for everyone here. They have a great selection of quality and stylish items. They also sell the popular Jelly Cat brand which my kids love. Very friendly staff. I've been in a couple times now where they have chances to get an extra discount off your purchase. I've bought a couple of Free People tshirts and many other miscellaneous items from here. I love to just go in and look around at all the beautiful inventory. The prices are fair, especially since the items are quality. This is not a dollar store by any means. The brands that are curated here are well known and established. Give them a look!

I stopped in today to buy a Mac C toaster as I became obsessed last time I was in! The store owner…read morewas so great last time helping me decide on a tea pot, so I was happy and excited to support a small business! Went in today and stood around and walked around for a solid 20 minutes without the shop employee even acknowledging my presence. Needless to say, I will not be spending money here again. A "hello" or "how can I help you" go a long way. I will be giving my money to Williams Sonoma instead of shopping small business at Hallstrom Home. I am so disappointed and truly hope they get it together and learn that building clientele is easy if you can manage to be a polite and helpful shop employee.

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 is a great place for all your Mount St. Helen Goodies. My friend and I stopped twice bc we…read moredecided we needed something else. The Women that owns the shop was very nice and helpful, telling us best Restaurants, how to get to the Mountain and just overall knowledge of the Mountain itself. Good Prices on merchandise. I highly recommend stopping here on your way to a Magic Adventure.

The Mount St. Helens Gift Shop sits in Castle Rock on the road to its namesake mountain about a…read morehalf mile off I-5. Plenty of parking. The gift shop, as expected, is well stocked with items concerning Mount St. Helens and the events of 1980. Lots of memorabilia scientific and colloquiel. More unexpectedly, the Mount St. Helens Gift Shop also seems devoted to all things Big Foot. They stock a larger selection of t-shirts, hoodies etc displaying Sasquatch than I've ever seen before. There is also a large (8'!)stuffed doll who is available for photos....unlike his corporeal cousins! There is also a smatering of other local items. We bought a jug of marionberry jam that comes with a top to make it a salt or pepper shaker when you finish off the jam.

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.

For the first interactions in Portland I was really grateful for everyone's kindness especially…read morefrom those working at Hello From Portland. We were greeted right away and there a lot of fun items to choose from, I ended up getting a magnet and a three pack of spicy jellys that were specifically made in Portland. So many great options for souvenirs and I feel like I scored since there isn't any sales tax. I ended up using the jellys for my charcuterie board and it was a hit. This store is super friendly and didn't feel like they were upselling their products just because we're tourists.

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!

We absolutely love Pulp and Circumstance. They have a really cute house/business lay out. We got in…read morethere for our car stickers, gifts, and other things. I love that each room as a different theme/sets of gifts. They seem to have set hours which is appreciated. The people working are always very nice and helpful when we go in.

Confession: I am a home decor/cute stationary/ jewelry junkie. This adorable new shop in Downtown…read moreNewberg offers a variety of products I desperately need. I am an avid shopper and have frequented similar stores all over the US, so it is with great confidence that I can say Pulp & Circumstance is one of the best. It is lovingly and beautifully curated by co owners and friends Jennifer & Ashley. I was doing business in the neighborhood and noticed they were finally open (I peeked in their window last week) and today is their grand opening. The store is located inside of a beautiful Victorian house that has been expertly transformed into about 1,000 sq feet of retail space. There are three major rooms that house a variety of items including but not limited to: fresh flowers, air plants, succulents, books, at least 100 (very cute, often letterpress) cards, stationary, baby gifts, jewelry, candy by the pound, jewelry, mirrors, art, etc. Best of all some of the wares are from local artists and businesses. Many of the items here I have never seem before, and I easily spent a hour familiarizing myself with my new go to place for gifts, small home decor items and cards. Does it sounds like the owners here are my very best friends? Well they are not (yet). Today was the first time I met these two remarkably charming and welcoming gals in my community. I am looking forward to future chats about the happenings in the Berg (we traded information about what other businesses are coming to town including a bakery and restaurant this summer). I picked up two mirrors, a postcard, a camping cookbook, a Father's Day card, a wedding card and a thank you card set. And I will likely be back tonight for their official grand opening party with my husband. Pretty please come shop here and support this brand new business which I suspect will quickly find great success and a loyal cult following.

Found this museum on Facebook through another page (Mt St Helens Before 1980) and made a point to…read morestop in. I visited on 7/1/26. Joe is working on finalizing some exhibit areas and will have a lot more on display in another week or two. Joe (museum curator) along with his wife Diana are experts on Mt St Helens and have a deep knowledge about the local community and how it was impacted (and still is!) by the events of May 18, 1980. I'm not into Sasquatch stuff, but there is a lot of that here also, and Joe is super knowledgeable in that field as well. Well worth a worth the stop! Allow 2 hours or so. Free admission, but if you had a great time and learned a lot, like I did, donations are suggested and appreciated.

The Mt. Saint Helens Interpretive Center is a must see! Learn about the events that happened in the…read moreeruption of Mt. Saint Helens and the lives of the survivors and those lost. The collection of artifacts will amaze you! Be sure to ask for Joe who will tell you some of the history of the artifacts. He also made our trip of reaching the peak of Mt. Saint Helens effortless! They also have a great gift shop.

This store is worth the time & distance, it will give you such an experience of art, style, and of…read morecourse you will be filled to the brim while you find a little gift to "love on yourself"!! Because you are Amazing friend This boutique is a Gem of its kind!! The owner is anointed beyond measure for her design selections & textures pieces!! I felt like I was in an art exhibit @ the same time as I was shopping for gifts

Awesome new business in Kalama! Well worth the stop!!!i will definitely be back!…read more Great gifts and home items!

I have been supporting this business for YEARS! My father has been sober since 1988. I make sure to…read moreget him his coin every year. In that time, I also quit drinking and have been sober since 2015. As You Wish is now located in Clackamas by the Fred Meyers.

As You Wish is a bit of an anomaly to me. Located on a busy stretch of Glisan next to several I-84…read moreramps, I imagine thousands of people pass this establishment daily. But who is going in? The exact demographic is puzzling to me. The shop has somewhat of a metaphysical vibe, with AA/spiritual/motivational tchotchkes thrown in. Don't get me wrong, the business owner seems friendly, the store has been around for a long time, so she probably has a devoted following. But it took me, personally, five years to give in to my curiosity to see what the place was all about. Think New Renaissance meets hospital gift shop, with a spiritual reading thrown in for good measure. There is a wide assortment of spiritual and self-help books, New Age and Celtic CDs, lots of branded coins and trinkets, bookmarks and the like. I think you should check the place out, even if it's only just once. The store has survived its current location for a number of years, and obviously continues to draw folks in. Who knows, maybe you'll love it!