As Portlanders do it so well, a unique environment to this food truck corner…read more Yoshi's Sushi ~ telephone orders only. Surprisingly fresh & tasty on top of the Styrofoam plating. Tacos were topped with plenty of cilantro & onion. Tortillas warm & chewy. The only bummer is the beer cart is hit or miss open or never open is more like it. Inside you truly get a run down French Quarter feel, especially the bathroom. Good for Multnomah. Parking is very limited.

I figured with Mardi Gras coming up in a couple days, the Multnomah French Quarter might be…read moreplanning something special over the weekend. Unfortunately, this food card pod/tiny indoor boutique mall was pretty much dead: half of the carts were closed, and all but one of the shops was shuttered as well. Disappointing, as I'd checked the operating hours of all of the businesses here before arriving, and they were all supposed to be open. I could see this place being a bustling, thriving little community/event space on a nice, warm summer day. Apparently a winter Saturday, even a dry one, isn't worth the time or effort to set up shop. Too bad. It's a great little space, both indoor and outdoor.

Oregon City is a tough nut to crack. For me, anyway…read more After living in the area for several years, I continue to peel away the onion and find more and more little neighborhoods and stores just minutes from my house. This shopping center doesn't look like much from the outside, but I've become quite fond of some of the stores. For example, the staff at the AT&T store is friendlier and more helpful than any other branch I've visited. It always strikes me as odd that this center is in Oregon City, because it is on the west side of I-205 on your way to Milwaukie. I'm here at least a couple times a month, primarily for the retail stores (Fisherman's, Michael's and Dollar Tree) and not the restaurants. La Hacienda is OK, but I prefer the options in downtown O.C. or head into Milwaukie.

It's right by 205 so very convenient for a quick stop…read more Anchors are: Michael's, Ross, Coastal Farm & Ranch, Fisherman's Marine & Outdoor A few smaller stores too: Rite Aid, Dollar Tree, Starbucks, a bank, a tire store, Thai, Shari's, a froyo joint that has been closed when I tried to go there... It's not glamorous, but it has stores I find useful and it's nearby.

This is a pretty generic office building with lots of floors rented out to a lot of different…read morebusinesses. The couple of floors I've been on are pretty boring and plain. The business inside the doors do decorate behind their doors. They do seem to have plenty of water fountains around and bathrooms. Parking is plentiful both around and under the building even if very busy.

This is a nice shopping center. There are several businesses I frequent. It has the only…read moreBenihanas in the area (which is fun for an occasional visit), a good Nordstrom Rack (probably the nicest in the area), and I like the Best Buy when i am looking at electronics, there are lots of other shops, just not ones I often need. Its all convenient when in the Washington Square area.

I'm here all of the time! Ross is what usually draws me in followed by Joann's and sometimes…read moreWalmart. While this shopping plaza lacks an anchor store like Target and a slew of typical strip mall stores like Old Navy, Petco, TJ Maxx or Marshall's, it does have a really nice, well stocked Ross, a large Joann Fabrics & Crafts, and on the opposite end, a Walmart Supercenter and Dollar Tree. Sprinkled in between and in the parking lot is an LA Fitness, and a US Airforec, Navy, Army and Marine Enlistment office. There are several restaurants, too. For fast food there is Jack in the Box, Izzy's Pizza, Subway, Starbucks and Happy Terriyaki. There may still be a Wings place. On the end by Walmart is H.K. Cafe, the best dumplings and dim sum in Portland, no question. Strangely, this plaza is home to lots of financial posts and services: US Bank, Bank of America, H&R Block, Post Office, Providence Medical, and dental, insurance and chiropractic offices. In the back is a Cinemax Theatre, a relic representing the pre-Covid life that many of us miss. Never thought going to a movie theatre would no longer be an option. It's a mediocre shopping center as illustrated by the stores. It's a place I go for a particular purpose, like I need some new bathroom towels at Ross or I need jewelry supplies at Joann's. It's not a place you drive by and feel like you hit the jackpot with several great stores all in one location. However if you keep driving on SE 82nd, you will come across several other strip malls and stores so you can check off lots of errands in one general area.

This isn't much of a shopping center. In fact, its really a parking lot with a small heap of…read morestores and restaurants in a semi-newly remodeled space. There is a Walmart, a movie theater, a few banks, some crappy restaurants, and lots of space. Essentially a picture of suburbia without much of any downtown flair. I tend to come here for the ATMs at the banks and maybe an occasional visit to Walmart. There is also a Chinese buffet and an overpriced Radio Shack here as well, I suppose this place is as good as any for the potentially bored and broke teenagers.

This is starting to become a really happening place. I have now seen Shakespeare in the park here…read more I have come here for Beaverton Night Market. I eated the Mio Sushi here quite often and I enjoy some of the other restaurants as well. City Hall is now located here which makes a lot more sense. I think it will be even better once they get the other section finished and revamp the parking lot since it did look pretty ghetto before. I think once the city planners really get more data about events and the flow, things will really improve making events here spectacular.

"This town is coming like a ghost town All the clubs have…read morebeen closed town This place is coming like a ghost town Bands won't play no more" The vintage ska tune "Ghost Town" by the Specials is what pops into my head whenever I pass through The Round these days. The place likely held such promise when the economy was better. It's one of those multi-use developments--office space, shops and condos all rolled into one, singular, park-like area. I like the concept. The MAX stops right in the middle of The Round, providing easy transportation to City Center, Hillsboro or Gresham. Sadly, most of the spaces appear to be empty and the only hub of activity is the 24 Hour Fitness. There are big "For Lease" signs hanging from the office buildings and there's a vacant lot where the construction of another was clearly halted abruptly. I work in the area and several of my co-workers have had their cars burglarized in the parking lot. Meth heads are constantly staggering around on the MAX platform. It's kind of sad to see someone's big idea wither away. Perhaps when things are booming again, this place will be full of tenants and happy times.

What a difference a couple of years makes. When I first moved to Tualatin 20 years ago, the running…read morejoke when I was telling people how to get to our home was to "exit at Jiggles." The long-time strip club was at the I-5 exit and the rest of stores in the area were nothing special, anchored by a rundown K-Mart. As part of the new Nyberg Rivers shopping center, almost the entire area was rebuilt and the K-Mart was one of the first to go, paving the way for new anchor stores, Cabelas, Home Goods, and New Seasons. In this case a rising tide lifts all boats, so most of the other stores in this re-branded shopping center have also improved during the past two years. In the last few months, more restaurants (Veri Bowl Chinese Innovation Kitchen and Sharky's Woodfired Mexican Grill) and nicer shopping options (Mud Bay pet store) continue to open and expand the offerings. In the first few months, the crowds and parking were atrocious, but it seems to have evened out during the last year. Pretty good blend of casual dining and shopping options, but still a strip mall of sorts and not a full blown mall like Bridgeport Shopping Center (exit at the Stars Cabaret).

This is exactly what Tualatin needed. There is no official historic downtown and this helps fill…read morethe gap that's missing. New Seasons, Cabelas, Michael's, Red Robin, Home Goods, the list goes on. It's really well done with art built in. There are also walking trails and an underground tunnel to Nyberg Woods- the shopping center across the highway. Parking can be a bit of a struggle especially on the weekends or over the holidays- which is my only complaint. It's a really nice addition to Tualatin and has so many great shops and food choices. I'm excited for Cracker Barrel to open in 2018.

I was surprised! This large strip center has just about everything you could need, just like malls…read moreused to from their development in the 1960s through the 1980s. There is a covered walk so you can mostly stay out of the rain if you want to get a little exercise in with your shopping. Restaurants are mostly closer to TV Highway, though. The only major categories this shopping center are lacking are sporting goods, liquor, and automotive. Ross and Target carry basic fitness essentials and kid bicycles. Hillsboro Liquor and Bi-Mart are nearby and would fill in those categories. Ross, Target, and Safeway are open early to late. Most of the center is open normal retail hours.

A great community space with delicious food and cool finds! Will continue to come back with my…read morefamily!

In the back of the plaza is a good court. In it you'll find all sorts of great food. Elotes,…read moretacos, birria, fresh seafood... Folks there are super friendly and the food is delicious. What more can one ask for. Go shopping after you fill up. There are some great unique shops there too.