Man Store - Seaside, Oregon

Brass T.

Looks like it would be a fun store to peruse, but it was closed when I arrived a little after 4pm and there were no posted hours in the window.

Jack R.

Bought a sign in the store, the chasier was very helpful and polite. On the way out, the owner accused me of stealing. He was out smoking a cigarette among a group of children who were passing by. I recommend no one buy from this store, the owner was a horrible human being. After I left the store upset I was accused of stealing something I purchased, the owner preceeded to be even more of a worthless human being by kicking out my sister for sticking up for me. Just so everyone knows, the owner is the guy with the mustache who is out smoking every 43 seconds. Don't buy from this store!!!!

Fighting F.

This store denies access to legitimate Service Dog teams and demands fraudulent documentation to enter their store with a dog task trained for your disability.

In short they discriminate against disabled people. They claim they have a (get this) “special license” that allows them to deny Service Dogs and write any policy they want even if it goes above ADA legislation. I know right? Oregon has a law that reflects that a one sided party may agree to a phone recording, and yes phone conversations were in fact recorded and what was said was absolutely appalling. The business owner cussed out a handler and threatened to call police when a name was asked for as well as a copy of the stores written policy for reference.

ADA states a business may not disallow entry of a Service Dog. Oregon state law declares you may not disallow entry for an SD or one in training even.

ADA states you cannot require or ask for documentation, certification, ID, Vest or identifying marker as a condition of entry. EVER. Certification and registration ARE NOT proof of service dog validity.

Finally a business or person can be fined for interfering with a service animal in the state of Oregon or hinder its ability to do its job. This business can be subject to lawsuit for this action if discrimination as well.

🐾Better Business Bureau has been contacted.
🐾Department of Disability Services: Civil Rights Division has been contacted.
🐾ADA hotline for an advocate has been contacted.
🐾Department of Justice has been contacted
🐾Bureau State if Labor and Industries has been contacted.
🐾 Oregon Consumer Protection has been contacted.
🐾Manager of Seaside has been contacted.

Because this was not right or okay. Two handlers tried to offer documents and gov website links to illustrate the law and the store refused to even look at them. Refused a disabled persons right to shop like everyone else simply for having their medical equipment. It’s disgusting and it will not stand.

William H.

Awful service. I tried going here twice today and the first time they were open but had a sign saying “be right back” which is fine I understand how it goes with only one employee. Later I went back at 445 (15minutes before the close) and there was a couple customers coming out and the employee shut and locked the door in my face and said I’m closed come back tomorrow. It’s hard to believe a business like this survives in a town based on tourism.

Brittney T.

Accused my 8 year old daughter of stealing after she touched something in the store and when we told her she put it back already (which she had) the lady behind the counter said she would "wander around" herself to "find out". Terrible way to speak to customers. I will never step foot in this store again.

Laurie C.

Awesome ladies!! Went in multiple time in two weekends to buy Chiefs merchandise. My favorite store of all time. Planning on going back again in the next few weekends.

Maria C. (.

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE ❤️ Beautiful & helpful ladies, fun store, & feel very welcome as soon as we walk in. Stop in everytime we visit Seaside.🌻

Ric P.

A cool little store. I picked up a Harley Davidson lawn gnome for my ma. My buddy picked up a cribbage board shaped like a local Oregon park. It's cool you should check it out.