I went in, in a rush to get my daughter a quick change of pants and a travel bag. The lady in a…read morescooter running the self checkout stopped me to search the bag I was buying then asked if there was one like it back there because she had messed up the zipper. I told her I'm in a hurry and I left so as to not inconvenience myself to walk back, grab another bag to again be searched. This has never happened to me in a Walmart and was very off putting. Other than that the store was very clean.

Tags on food items misplaced. Customer service took too long to admit their mistakes.read more

Called several times on a mix up and need my prescription that was to be picked up in Klamath…read moreFalls. That were very helpful, fixed the problem and was able to pick it up in no time. Staff extremely helpful and so polite, Thank you.

It really should be illegal to charge more for items than what is on the tag. Today was really…read morebad, over a dozen pricing errors. They wont allow you to 'fix' while in line, you have to go stand in a long line with one overworked customer svc person, and its a major hassle, especially if you're popsicles are thawing. I am an astute shopper - I'm expert on using their app, clipping their coupons, reading the ads before I shop, etc., and to boot I worked grocery early in my long career. These were genuine errors. We've had to endure a near year-long revamp of the store, its nearly finished, and I've yet to to see ANYWHERE any improvement in the experience. Its mind boggling how much money they spent to achieve NOTHING. When I was a checker, they came out with the most efficient way to process items; customer puts product on belt, the employee scans it and puts it right in the shopping bag. Boom, handled once! Super efficient! A few years ago some idiot with no clue how checkstands operate came up with the bright idea of having the checker scan it, put it on another belt, where another employee bags it. Handled TWICE. And this store NEVER has 1:1 checker/bagger. Today there were FIVE checkers, and ONE bagger. Fred Meyer continues its increasing abuse of plastic. Too many instances to write here.

My senior citizen mom bought a pare of pants yesterday with the senior discount of $1.80 off her…read morepants. She got home and realized they were missing a button. She was able to come back today the next day (wednesday) and she just wanted to exchange then for the same pants that didn't have a missing button. They refused to exchange them and charged her the $1.80 and told her since it isn't senior Tuesday today that there was nothing they could do. There is always something you can do. I don't think that's right. My mom is on a fixed income and doesn't buy things for herself often. Sure it's only $1.80 but my mom was clearly upset about it and $1.80 makes a difference for some people.

Need last minute clothes to avoid the laundromat. This will work. Many choices no tax on clothingread more

I had the pleasure to meet Berta at the cashier, she's super awesome, attentive and friendly. I…read moreeven open an account with Tj Max because of her, I didn't want too at first but she has that charming sincere personality and she was selling. So yeah I did it. And I will be back again! Thank you Berta! Keep up ur great work!

Woah! I didn't expect a TJM all the way out in Warrenton, Oregon of all places to have so much good…read morestuff! There weren't even any reviews for this location. And the prices!!! Oh boy the prices! It was so exciting to see not just red clearance stickers, but red on top of another red clearance sticker! There were even yellow stickers! Those are even lower than red on top of red omg! Goose bumps! I asked my dad to let me take photos of some of the amazing stuff he got for bargain prices. But he refused, he said, "if you tell the world, then then all these goodies will never get reduced so low!" But I couldn't resist sharing. Since I threw out most of my price tags, I can only post one photo. A shout out also must go out to DALE at this location. I think he may be one of the leads or assistant managers. What a kind, sweet person! He is always so helpful and friendly :) Thanks Dale for your exceptional customer service!

Back in the area for the summer. Came in to get a nose guard for my glasses. Optical shop helped…read moreand gave me two of them. Then went back to the prepared meal section and picked up a beef/broccoli/noodle dish. Came home and heated it up and it was pretty tasty...

Why do I even bother with this location? I consistently receive terrible service. The woman…read morechecking receipts at 2:40pm on 5/12/26 wanted me to go in the other side and walk ALL the way around so I could visit customer service. I left. I will not renew my membership.

Had a bunch of friendly shop owners and cool vibes. Different thrift and antique boutiques. Had a…read morelot of cool souvenirs for kids and adults, budget friendly.

The Astoria Hidden Underground Experience is a collection of unusual shops in a basement space by…read moreAstoria's piers and Riverwalk. There are two street entrances. One has the Witches' Brew Coffee and Witches' Supplies window. Take your coffee or tea downstairs, and lounge on antique Victorian sofas while sipping in the large central commons space. The shops do change over time. The anchor is a vintage clothing, home items, and body care store, Weird Sisters Freak Boutique, which has its own social media you can find. It was designed by a theatrical scenery designer. She has made an octopus tentacle, and an amazing tree inside the store, and made the walls and ceiling into a cave! There is a small about 4 foot by 4 foot space with curved free form walls, and painted with the walls, floor and ceiling in deformed black and white checker board. When you enter, music and laser lights are activated; it is the "World's Smallest Disco," for real. Beyond that they are working on a future small speakeasy. The vintage clothing is well curated. Foragers is a store with very reasonably priced locally made cutting boards, all things mushroom, and gift items. There are many mushrooms in the Coast Range, and I had a conversation with the shop person on the high price of mushroom forager baskets. Craftspersons, please provide us some options! There is also a barber shop and a screen printer. They have art shows on the Astoria art walk night. Many of the ground floor businesses in the one story building are art galleries. The Hidden Underground may do events on solar holidays, including a WInter Solstice craft and art event this December. In 2019 I heard about them through my circus friends, but did not make it there, for their Meow Wolf-like "Wonderland Through the Wardrobe." It included costumed actors and plenty of interaction things for children and their Insta companion adults. You can find photos of that on their social media, but it may never recur because it was months of work to produce. Astoria, like the rest of the coast, has many tourist-oriented businesses. There are many antique-y, curio, and curated artisan product stores in Astoria. This one is essential to add to your list to visit. It is a theatrical set. Although Portland (and Austin) are weird, the Underground Experience shames them in a delightful way!

warrenton's chef store is a "who's Who" in the local eatery scene. The Staff is more than helpful…read morewith dedicated experts in each area, from former chefs to logistic expertise. if they don't know, there is a customer their that does! Floyd Holcom

This is like a costco for business owners and those looking for certain items in bulk! Loved coming…read morehere to purchase containers for my own food and buying red bull in bulk. I'd recommend coming here and checking out to see if they have anything you'd like in bulk. They've got produce, meats, frozen items, drinks, dairy, and etc. It's tucked behind Lum's and Home Depot.

Treasure hunt meets overstock store! Lots of hidden deals. Great to stock up on snacks!…read more Lady behind the counter was super friendly! The store is dog friendly too. No restrooms available.

I'll give this place 3 stars - which means "A-ok" according to Yelp standard…read more But you need to be a careful shopper, and know what things should cost, or be able to pull up competing prices on your phone. As others note, its very loosely organized. Theres groceries. Hardware. Kitchen. Kids. Lots of yard chemicals. And tons of random stuff. Take care with the grocery stuff, alot of it is past its ''best by" date. Doesnt mean its bad, just not best :) Some cheap, no-name brand hardware. I did some comparison shopping on a few kitchen gadgets, didnt find any 'deals', at least for me. Clerks seemed friendly and helpful.

The employees here will accept your money…read more They will not: -Smile at you -offer you a receipt -ask if you need any bags -know where anything is -sufficiently clean the store -make you feel welcome Product selection is a bit disappointing, even for a store this small. There was a decent selection of certain items, e.g. picture frames, hair accessories, makeup, candy, other snacks, and storage items.

I shop here for wedding anniversaries, but the prices have increased while the overall quality has…read moreseemingly declined.