Cargo in Portland

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  Mary Ryan

  :: 21 May 2018 11:06:29

  Cargo is one of my favorite places to go in Portland, I always find something amazing! There is a new popup shop Tasi jewelry, so pretty. I bought a beautiful, simple necklace. Love the variety and aesthetic!

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  RH Plus

  :: 16 May 2018 21:09:51

  What an Amazing place to find anything you ever wanted (and a lot of stuff you never will). From paper clips to large furnitures.

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  Steve Mitchell

  :: 10 May 2018 20:33:41

  Huge, eclectic selection from very cheap to very very expensive. Fun the browse. I like anything you've ever seen.

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  Nik Lyons

  :: 14 February 2018 15:45:59

  Cargo is in a bit of an inconspicuous location, which gives it even more of an off the beaten path sort of feel. It is chock full of toys, gifts, clothing, jewelry and art from all around the world though predominantly China, Japan and Mexico. The goods for sale here are not only varied in way of origin and style, but also in price! One of the best aspects of this shop is that I can give my son $1-$2 and let him pick out a small, fun item for himself or a friend. This is not a place where gifts will bust your wallet. They have an exceptional assortment of unique door knockers and skeleton keys with locks (yes, they work!), and they also have a really small but neat collection of quarter machines. I got a couple of worry dolls, mini dice, a mini metal skeleton key, and a quaint plastic compass (also works!) All in a this is a great place to shop, whether for gifts, novelties or home decor. The people working behind the counter were so friendly and helpful, just an all around great experience.

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  j spain Greene

  :: 08 August 2017 21:46:04

  One of my favourite stores of all time!! An ethnic-antique mega store! Cargo mixes gorgeous, older pieces of furniture, accessories, costumes and toys from all around the world with thoughtful newer selections of jewelry, cards and trinkets from all over the world. The store is enormous - 2 floors. In the basement are tons of pieces, mostly from Asia. Old tin store signs from Japan, shelves from India, opium beds from China. They have gorgeous jewelry here. This is where I first saw pieces by Ayala Bar and they have a giant collection here. If you love eclectic, ethnic, original decor - you really MUST come here.