I really like Bridgeport Village. It reminded me of outdoor southern California malls that I used…read moreto go to. I liked that they had free family friendly summer events. My son enjoyed the Saturday morning concerts. Afterwards, we would go to Salt & Straw or Happy Lemon. We also liked going to Crate & Barrel and Barnes & Noble. There are different dining options. We've been to Choza and CPK. I can't wait until Fogo de Chao opens. I like Peet's Coffee, but I wished there was a local coffee shop. There is also an AMC. Tender Loving Empire has great items that are made by various local and small businesses. When we went to the Apple Store during the holidays, it seemed pretty busy. This shopping center offers different experiences if you plan to shop, dine, walk around, or attend an event.

We have been going to Bridgeport Santa for the past 4 years and have enjoyed visiting Santa there…read more You need to make a reservation in advance and they are 10 minute time slots. Parking this time of year is always tricky, but expected. This year they changed companies and it was disappointing to see the new pricing. You need to pay $20.00 for the appointment/down payment towards pictures. This year the cheapest package offered for purchase was $39.99. The Santa was great as always and the team members were nice. They did good on timing and we were in and out in a timely manner. My kids liked the stuffed animals they got as a gift from Santa. My biggest suggestion would be to bring back the one picture and/or digital option and have more affordable package options.

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.

If you are looking for Christmas ornaments for your tree or to gift, they have a large selection of…read moretraditional and unique. Many of the ornaments, holiday decor and gift items are hand-made locally. Wreaths, gnomes, swags, even gifts for your fur babies! Great place to buy teachers gifts or to add a little something extra and personal to decorate a wrapped present. I love adding ornaments as part of the decoration for the recipient to add to their collection. This is a pop-up. This year, 2024, it was in Tualitin in the shopping center right off I-5 with Petco.

My favorite place for finding unique gifts for the holidays. Lots of fun things and great people…read more Look forward to this every year.

RECORD IF YOU GO IN! The worst home goods location by far. Upon entering the store I began in the…read morefood section. The employee stocking the area came less than an inch away from touching me four repeated times. I think moved across the store to the towel section where two employees loudly blocked my exit from the aisle. I then saw the employee that I had moved away from. Then I moved to the art section where the man who I believe must of been the manager was lingering. I then moved to the blanket/throw section, I left my cart at the end of the row, to which a different employee moved my cart out into the aisle and left it. I shopped some more and encountered more employees. At check out the cashier stopped once she was almost done and told me that she needed to rescan my entire transaction. She then did not hand me my receipt at the end to which I had to take it. She then proceeded to shout all the way to the end of the checkout row to where she was. At the end of the checkout stand, as I went towards the door, two employees were blocking the exit. They were having a discussion with one of their friends at the exit. This is the most uncomfortable shopping experience I have had at a store. I felt incredibly uncomfortable and that due to the employees, I was unable to shop peacefully. They were highly unprof

The BEST HomeGoods I ever been too! Their selection is great but I never been to any retails store…read morethat provides such a great customer service like them. This gentlemen offered me to grab a cart, then he also offended to put it away as I walked out from store. I will definitely come back to the location!

Service at jewelry counter was awful! Clerk put something I wanted to buy in safe for me over the…read morephone reassuring me It was exactly what I wanted and when I drove all the way from Oregon City to the store, it was the wrong one! Called manager to complain and all she could say over and over and over again was "I'm sorry. "

I love this beautiful clean store in Tualatin. OR. The…read moreentire staff has always been very helpful . From Jewelry Dept to the Cashiers checking me out. I get angry that you have me OLD Reviews on here that have such old dates that they are NOT even relevant! It is 2025... some reviews here were from years ago one from ..2018. I am sure everyone .. ,Including Mgr & Staff are all gone from there by now! Please ..SHOW only Current Reviews!

A real Hallmark store still in business and seemed well stocked. Near my work instead of my home so…read morefirst time I've been here but after shopping for cards at drugstores for so long, this was wonderful. They had two employees working and taking care of inventory. Very welcoming in the store, but the strip mall it is in has a lot of open stores so a bit eerie when you're parking.

Hallmark stores are becoming harder to find. With all the digital media sending methods less people…read moresend cards. I'm old fashion. I have cards in the house for all occasions. I ordered a card online for pick up in the store. This method was easier because I knew it was in stock and would not have to browse for 20 minutes reading cards in the store. Funny thing happens when I walk in the store, I browse anyway. The staff was helpful and polite. They seemed to try to make every customer comfortable.

I'm always impressed with the quality stitching, fabric and designs of the clothing. They generate…read morefresh takes on classics without going overboard. I am also a fan of quiet elegance; I do not appreciate when brands blast their logos all over their clothing. I buy quality and do not shop often. And yet, when I visited today, the brand associate, welcomed me by name; she also noticed that the leather coat I was wearing was model BR was sold several years prior. Thank you, Claire. You made my day. I have been shopping at BR for 30 years; their clothing and unique styles rise to the occasion. Elevated basics that are timeless.

Wow! Terrible service. I bought a pair of jeans and left them for altering. Supposed to be original…read morehem. It is stated clearly on the invoice paper. They did regular hem. They offered $10 off something in the store ... Ps. I'm a luxe member and happen to be the 'duke' of this place. Will not be coming back.

this is easy to get to, and really feels like a vintage candy shop that might have the owner in the…read moreback making the treats... but it is not. it is a chain, but hides it well. you will pay top dollar, but will get high end products. the staple is the See's sampler box, a must for first time visitors. Mila helped us and really gave us some good suggestions.

Another great See's Candy location! I'm in Lake Oswego frequently and so a quick pop in here, right…read moreoff of Lower Boones Ferry, is convenient when you need a chocolate fix or a gift. The store is bright, well lit, clean and always fully stocked with the classics and seasonal offerings. Within a minute of entering, you are offered a sample from the friendly reps that work there. Take it! Today I sampled the dark chocolate coffee scotchmallow, a seasonal twist on their classic scotchmallow adding a deep coffee flavor to compliment the dark chocolate, caramel and marshmallow. One is all you need as it's quite decadent and easily 4 bites. It's my new fave! Only available March-May while they last. Plenty of parking right out front and easy access to I-5.