A great place to go for fun and good food. It's bar food but good. Make sure to pet the "owner"…read moreBella. She is the sweetest doggie ever!!

I took my team out for happy hour here. Not having been before, I erred on the side of caution and…read morereserved a table ahead of time for $30. Turns out it wasn't needed, but that's okay. They have a good selection of beer but the food offerings were a bit disappointing. There's a food truck outside that has a limited menu and average food. The environment was also underwhelming, as it was very noisy and somewhat hard to carry a conversation. Trying to find parking on the street was a joke and walking by homeless encampments on the way to the establishment doesn't exactly give the warm and fuzzies, but there's nothing they can do about that. We did not play golf.

Such a good time whether it's for a date night, family outing, or fun with friends! Not only does…read moreGlowing Greens feature 13 holes of blacklight miniature golf with 3D graphics and pirate themed animatronics, but also houses axe throwing and escape rooms! I love that Glowing Greens has time slots, which elevates stress and allows you to fully enjoy each round without the pressure of other people waiting behind you. Awesome experience and truly saved our night after rain ruined our original plans!

We had such a fun time for my bday!!!! The mini golf was fun, but it went by too quick! We also did…read morethe hotel escape room. It was really fun and challenging but we made it out with 4 mins to spare (with hints!). I'd recommend going on a weekday, we went on a Wednesday and it was great!

First time at Tomo Bouldering Club, and it was great for so many reasons:…read more- not super crowded - large windows, clean and lots of space - thick mats - lots of different climbing walls and routes - a snack fridge - a big upstairs area, perfect for hanging out, resting, eating a snack, playing ping pong or video games, they even have extra bathrooms and changing areas I enjoyed the T1 routes, but the jump from T1 to T2 was quite a leap. I definitely recommend coming with a group of friends.

Great bouldering walls, clean facilities, and friendly staff. I enjoyed bouldering here and would…read morerecommend!

Admission is a little steep but holy shit what a blast! It was a phenomenal experience, I don't…read moreknow if that's because I grew up watching wrestling on tv and saw live wrestling in a garage near my dads limo business on N Ivanhoe near the St. John's bridge...but am I glad that we still have something like this in our community. I brought my 6 year old and I saw that familiar twinkle in his eye. The excitement and adrenaline almost made his head explode! Seems great for a cheap date night too.

This is one of those things I'm hesitant to review because I don't want everyone to know about it…read more It's an amazingly quaint and local event. High energy, crowd involvement. It reminds me a lot of high school sports growing up in small town Idaho. You've got grandma with her handmade signs heckling the bad guy. Entire tables dressed up for the next big holiday or to support their favorite hero. The overzealous guy booing the good guy cuz he's "too soft" and the story goes on and on. It's a beautiful comic book setting of all these great characters interacting. The night we went the P.A. system was even down. So it was all just voice and action. No intro music, no MC shouting on the mic and it was STILL awesome! Don't expect some fancy venue, this is an old VA hall type setting with grungy cinder block walls and old chairs, but that's the charm. It's not trying to be anything it's not, and the folks that are die hard and come regularly take this seriously! So come respectfully into their world and enjoy with all the joy of a little kid. It's an affordable event every Sunday with cheap concession stand snacks and you can be as involved as you want. Or just watch and enjoy. It's fun to take a group of friends or visitors to show some of the smaller side of Portland awesome. Plus St. Johns... totes amazing if you haven't figured that out already. Pro Tip: the camera is on the entrance wall so know that if you sit on that side you are more likely to get sprayed with water, have a wrestler on your table or be in the way of some flying debris at some point. Not all bad things!, just know what you're getting yourself into. The opposing side is where the food sales are and bathrooms.

Celtic Axe Throwers is a good fit for this location. Our host was friendly and showed us the basics…read moreas well as some trick shots. If you haven't been Axe throwing before, well, it sounds exactly like what it is. You are given an axe and you throw it at a target made out of wood. They also have one set of sharp shovels that you can throw. I think this is a good place for team building. Get food at the carts then throw an axe. I will knock down a star tho, because of the openness of the place, randos will walk up and interrupt you. If they added some stanchions or something to like block public access, that would be nice.

We found Celtic Axe Throwers when looking for something new and unique to do. Here's how it went:…read more This location is inside of the large and overly busy "BG's Food Cartel" (giant food cart pod), and parking is huge challenge. There's one main public lot for the entire area, and there are not enough parking spaces. Street parking is distant and limited. The axe-throwing experience itself was OK. it was mostly fun, but nothing I found to be compelling enough to do again, especially considering the price (it's about a dollar a minute, before any tips). While our instructor was great (I'd have not been able to hit even the rough vicinity of the target without his expert instruction, and he took photos for us), the condition of the axes and the targets were very inconsistent. My companion's axe steadily degraded with parts falling off of it as the night went on, and it was only after her axe head was very loose and at risk of falling off of the handle that the instructor finally fetched a different one for her to use. This seems like it would be a good team-building exercise for a work group, or for competitive axe throwers to hone their skills, but as a casual item, to me, it was worth doing once, but probably not again.

So much fun!! Went and did 60 Fathoms Below tonight and it was pretty awesome!! We even sang I'm…read morea Little Teapot (with hand motions) to get more time lol. I would totally do it again!! They have 4 rooms, but 1 is being re-done. We were allowed to see the Speak Easy Room before leaving because it was open. $39/person and they suggested 4-10 people.

Tonight we went to Cinescapes ! Submarine Escape Room "60 Fathoms Below"…read more We escaped! It was so very exciting and fun! I will definitely do this again! You must go, the owners are so great and gave us a hilariously good time! Cinescapes is family owned and located in downtown Gresham Call and make a reservation for one of their 4 escape rooms, you will have a blast.

It's amazing that I just attended my first show here! I go to a lot of performances and have…read moreregularly attended performances most of my life. Echo Theater is also located in a really convenient spot for me to go to shows! I was very surprised at how wonderful this space is... conveniently, they are able to transform the space to accommodate whatever they are performing. I also , appreciate a snack bar that has a decent array of snacks, though, I confess I was hoping that they had just soda (even just a coke) but I was amused at seeing Capri Sun. I was able to see one of the last showings of Death of a Drag Queen and was completely blown away. When a single performer is able to captivate the audience for over an hour... it speaks to incredible writing, directIon and performance... all of which were clearly present. It also makes me want to come back here to see what else they have going on.

I've been taking classes at Echo since January 2024. I first signed up on my roommate's…read morerecommendation, and I'm so glad I did. Training at Echo, I have become stronger both mentally and physically, made awesome new friends, and been inspired to express myself creatively in ways above what I ever imagined. I was totally new to acrobatics before, but now, I feel confident moving in the air, and have even performed in front of an audience! I have taken lyra, mixed aerial, harness, and circus fitness classes at Echo, and every class has been challenging, energizing, fun, ebullient, and creative. The instructors are positive and encouraging, offering modifications and additional explanations to meet students where they're at. Amy especially is the best -- she cultivates a whole class atmosphere that is collaborative, silly, and uplifting. She prompts students to tap into playful creative energy while also leading a workout that will sculpt your entire body! I love that Echo provides opportunities for student performance. At Student Showcases, Echo invites students to bring to the stage whatever they are working on in an incredibly supportive, warm, and empowering environment. Designing and rehearsing a piece with your friends is a bonding experience that challenges you to grow personally and in your circus skills! If you're looking for genuine, authentic, positive people, this is your place. The community at Echo Theater makes it so special. Students cheer each other on in class, design performances together, and form lasting friendships. As a nonbinary person, I really appreciate that the queer community is well-represented at Echo and pronouns are respected. Echo feels like the least-gendered space I've encountered in Portland -- where we're all just a bunch of humans making shapes in the air! I also love that a wide age range is represented in my classes. I am inspired by adults older than I am who are still moving, experimenting, and challenging themselves with fitness! I highly recommend taking classes at Echo if you're interested in aerial, tumbling, dance, or any movement arts. Echo is absolutely the place for trying something new and going outside your comfort zone. My heart lifts every time I walk into the building, anticipating an hour and a half of pure joy (and also sweat and chalk). Sign up for a class, you'll be glad you did :)

We had an amazing time!! I went with friends from work to blow off steam and highly recommend this…read moreto anyone looking for a fun activity to do with a group! The place has beer & food that was great, and the staff is super friendly.

*Edit: the website they have linked here is not the website I used. I guess they have it linked…read morethrough Celtic Ax throwing? I don't even know. On that site there's no address, email, phone number, or link to the website on this yelp page* This place stinks. Literally and figuratively. When walking in I got hit with the smell of animal poop like I was at a farm. Finding this place was kind of annoying because it's inside this republican bar buts it's listed as Celtic ax throwing instead of what ever the bar is. The website has no phone number or address. The bar, Strombreaker Brewing St. John's, has no signs for the rage room on the building Even tho it's inside the bar. You have to Google Maps search for Rage Room Portland by its self to find it. The guy who helped us through the process when we got there was rude. His breath was soooo bad I had to make sure I was 10 steps away from him at all times. Every time I asked a question he started to get angry for some reason. They don't have a place for you to securely put your purse so you have to just leave it out in the open bar. They don't have a table or anything to smash stuff on. Just two tires for you to put the bottles on. Some of the bottles fell off because it's not well balanced. When I asked if we could have a few to replace the ones that broke he started getting all angry and frustrated saying no. So I let it go. The wording is vague when buying the room. When you get the medium stuff to break it says "small electronics, a vase, and something else. When we got there the had set out a single VCR tape player. I was confused because the way it's worded made it sound like you get it all but that's not true. You only get 1 of those items and you don't get to pick it out. When I asked the guy about it he, again probably because it's too much for his little brain to comprehend, started getting frustrated with me for asking a simple question. Again I let it go but I shouldn't have. I bought an extra box of ceramics to break, but it turns out they don't actually have any ceramics even though they have it up for sale. It was just an extra box of empty liquor bottles, which they ended up telling me they get for free and then charge you 15 bucks for it. Apparently when you order online it doesn't charge for the whole party. Only what you got to break and 1 person. Before breaking things you think they would charge you for the rest of the party, but they don't. When we were done and about to leave, the guy asked me why I was leaving without paying. Again I was confused and asked him what he meant. And, again, he started getting upset by like I should know that after you break things and you are leaving you then have to pay for the rest of the party. How that makes any sense, I don't know. They charge you at an iPad station set up right in front of the ax throwing that has no back gate on the first stall. Meaning if you're checking out and someone goes to throw an ax and it slips out of their hand, it's gonna hit you right in the skull. So that's pretty cool. To sum up my review: this bar, strombreaker brewing St. John's, is a bar that saw all the money a rage room can bring in. So they made an awful rage room, put mouth breathers in charge, and charge you for items they purposely mislead you on. I'd spend your money literally anywhere else.