Nice shop featuring crafts and other local art made by resident artisans. Reasonable prices with a…read morewide variety of merchandise. Located in the same small cluster as Cafe des Chutes.

Went in to ask if they could fix the clasp on my chain and they were very nice and Kate from Wyld…read moreTerra fixed it for free!! Wonderful people in there and gorgeous art!

Tami was very courteous, helpful, and expedient with my framing needs. The end result looks…read moreawesome.

Review for Michaels - 63485 N Hwy 97, Bend, OR 97701…read more Today, I witnessed a very disturbing situation while shopping at this Michaels location. A customer service representative--who claimed to be a manager--was loudly yelling at a customer at the checkout counter. The customer remained calm and polite, yet the manager continued berating her, calling her "horrible" and "disrespectful" in front of everyone. Regardless of the situation, no customer deserves to be screamed at in public. This created an uncomfortable scene for everyone in the store and reflected extremely poorly on the professionalism of the staff. I believe the name on the manager's tag was Sara. I fully understand that not all customer interactions are easy, but customer service requires patience and professionalism--especially from management. This experience left such a negative impression that we chose to leave and will likely be shopping at Joann's from now on, which offers many of the same products. I believe in the philosophy that "the customer is always right"--even if they're not. If someone isn't able to handle customer service responsibilities without resorting to yelling, they shouldn't be in that role. I cannot recommend this Michaels location based on today's experience.

We searched Brook Street today for this shop and it is not there. Asked in two neighboring shops to…read moresee if they had relocated and no one knew anything about the store. One shop we asked in was the framing shop who deals with artists all the time. By the way, I failed to mention that there wasn't even a building with this address on Brook Street.

We went there looking for bubble wraps and gift packing. But was unlucky in finding anything that…read morewe were looking for. Other than that they do have a lot of items and styles of crafting items. They also had a huge 60 percent off on certain items. This store is huge. Restroom in the building and it was clean

Imagine going to your local Hobby Lobby to grab a dozen dog toys for a Humane Society event in the…read moremorning only to get to the register and be told Apple Pay is not accepted. Eh, ok. However, when you ask to have the items held for you so you could return first thing in the morning, the cashier says "No." thinking a manager would surely understand ,I let her know it was for our local Humane Society event in the morning and that I would be there first thing at opening. The response, "No." "so it's 7:50 PM and the store closes at 8 PM and you won't hold the items in the bag till morning? " No." ... Well, I know Hobby lobby doesn't like certain types of people, but I guess we can add the local animals in need to the list. Nevertheless, I went down to TJ Maxx & doubled the budget. If they only knew my locally owned multimillion dollar company in Bend uses Hobby lobby for all of their marketing events throughout the year and have spent thousands upon thousands ... Not anymore.

While I was in bend I needed to pick up some souvenirs and found this place on Yelp, Bingo! What a…read moregreat shop offering a large variety of items of well quality at reasonable prices. I was looking for magnets and they were there, great design and quality and not over priced like most places. Thank you Bend Store for your great service, cool items and great prices. Bravissimo!

Cool little shop with Bend souvenirs. Staff is very friendly. I would up purchasing a Bend sticker…read moreand a cup. Great shop if you want a souvenir. Typical tourist place which is a good thing .

We first spied the eye catching designs and gorgeous glazes of Steven Provence Pottery this summer…read morein the small display of his work for sale at one of our favorite Bend stores, Ginger's Kitchenware. ( http://www.yelp.com/biz/gingers-kitchenware-bend-2 ) A beautiful array of pottery pieces in designs from geometric to sort of botanically inspired patterns and glaze colors that are "ahhhh...." worthy. The pieces captured our attention for their art and their functional potential. We thought they were elegant in the combination of usefulness and organic simplicity in the designs. We went to visit Steven's pottery studio this week to look through additional options in searching out a couple of coffee mugs that matched given they were to be a gift, the gift recipient likes matched things and Ginger's had only singletons in mugs when we went back to make our purchase there. We're so glad we got to visit with Steven, what a likable guy he is in addition to being a talented artist, and see his new studio location. I have some Steven Provence Pottery bowls for daily use on my holiday wish list. But my husband and I also saw mugs and platters and plates and pitchers and trivets and bakers to admire. Not to mention bowls and platters large enough to be display pieces that sing to us too. I've included photos here but I'm a lousy photographer and can't begin to capture how wonderful are these designs and glazes. So I've also inserted a photo from the Steven Provence Pottery Facebook page that does a better job than I can of showing the range of work. As postscript, this is another of those stories in the unfolding short story book of how Bend's economic collapse in places like the building industry due to the implosion of the high flying Real Estate speculation market has had good implications in other areas. Because while the "Aspen wannabe" boom was going in, folks like Steven and his business partner and wife had trouble affording commercial rents in Bend. He was previously working out of private garage space. But with the decline in rental rates in Bend, he's able to move his studio into a large space which will be easier for shoppers to come visit and see his work. Everybody wins in that arrangement. Everything is connected. If you're looking for something beautiful and functional for your home or as a gift for someone else's, Steven Provence Pottery is a good place to start. You can find it at Ginger's Kitchenware or at his studio. (Both Ginger's and Steven ship.) Tips - 1) Call before you go to the studio. Although hours are listed as Fridays and Saturdays from 10 - 5, either Steven or his wife are sometimes at the studio at other times. And sometimes away on weekends for shows. 2) For my Yelp friends and others who use wheelchairs, canes or crutches, the studio is completely accessible from level in entry. But helpful to know in advance that the parking lot of the complex in which the building sits does not have designated accessible parking.

Nice quilt shop in Bend, Oregon…read more Our fave place to stock up on fabric and to admire the finished projects. Knowledgeable staff with tons of quilting experience.

it would be nice if your webpage listed the hours accurately so that when people drove all the way…read moreout here to find you, you would be here.

Was in today and Katherine was a rock star by helping me tremendously with her recommendations.read more

The owner was very kind and answered all my questions. The store has quite a great variety of…read morepieces to choose from. It is a very relaxing and cute store full of creativity. We are from Klamath and I really loved it. Would come back when we visit again.