Helen's Market 2 Northwest Broadway, Portland, OR 97209

"The cashier told me to take off my shirt. That's crossing a boundary."

"Helen made me dodge the homeless drug addicts to complete my goal. Go Helen go typical grocery no surprises here. Helen where art thee? ion this teeny little building on 2nd Broadway? Helen has CAPTAIN NEMO CAKES!"

"This was most disrespect I have ever received from a store clerk. This guy should be fired. His card machine was not working and he started yelling at me because he said he had people waiting in line. It is not my fault that your card machine does not work. I used to two cards that both work fine. The guy who works the counter has serious mental illness and is unhinged. I was just trying to buy a homeless guy a water and was treated with absolute disrespect. I would stay away from this store at all cost"

"Some reviews and reviewer's are interesting and make you really think about where people are at in awareness. One issue I notice is how many people do not seem to realize where this market is located, It is in old town/chinatown. An unfortunate area with very unique issues today. Please take a moment and try to imagine and realize this! Could you possibly imagine the amount of issues the employees and the owner might face? Imagine the amount of theft that could effect prices and profit? Imagine the amount of mental health issues and behavioral issues these people must face on any day? Realize the fact that they have been open during the whole pandemic while other business have closed . I have watched cashiers in this store deal with mental health issues from customers that would make an average person struggle and most of the time they do it with a professional attitude. When we look at the issues of running a business in old town today. It is logical that polices and attitudes would be different from other businesses in other areas of town? So i want to commend the employees of Helens Market for being kind, professional and trying to provide a good experience despite the tremendous issues they must face. To complain about not being able to swipe cards or other small things in light of the issues faced by residents and businesses owners of old town says more about the people making the reviews then anything else."