Like the previous review states, this is a mall in name only. It is a small-ish building with a…read morecafe and a few businesses inside. There is a room with some long cloth hanging that seems to be one of those places where you can practice acrobatics. Looks like a cool place with a view to do this sort of thing. They were closed the day my siblings and I came. It reminds me. I should look into it and see if there is something like that where I live locally. We shall see. Clean building, well maintained.

Mall 202 is a mall in name only. There are a couple of these "mall" buildings in Hood River - a…read moreweird little indoor hallway with a few businesses branching off of it. This one is home to the more prominent frontage businesses (The Pines 1852 and the like) while there are some interesting spots buried in back, including a head shop, a chocolatier, a vintage/antique store and a few others. There are restrooms in the back (you need a key from a merchant) and that's really it. I think this is a stretch for definition of the word "mall" but that said, it's good to know that there are some businesses hidden back in here - there's more than just what you see from the street. There's nothing too surprising here, but it's worth taking a walk to the back just to poke around and see what some of these more hidden shops have to offer.

its cool i like the place, the good its okay could have better options though and it has stores i…read morelike

This Mall is anything but Dead These guys know what we want…read moreand bring it! The whole town is prospering due to the Efforts of the Valley Mall Thank you!!!

We drive to Hood River from Beavercreek because the service and selection are outstanding at Shortt…read moreSupply. It's amazing the assortment of shoes that are available. I needed a pair of weight lifting shoes. Check! They had them. Danielle was wonderful to work with. She is super knowledgeable about what type of shoes for what purpose. The prices are as good as any store. You get what you pay for, and you're paying for quality.

Shortt Supply is a business to be avoided. This business changed ownership recently and it is not…read morewhat it once was; an owner that stood behind their products and valued their customers. Last August I purchased a $150 pair of Topo Athletic shoes from Shortt. The purchase and fitting experience were exemplary. I have worn them occasionally since then approximately once a week for exercise walking. Recently I noticed that both shoes were abrading a hole at the same location on the inside collar. A call to the manufacturer directed me to the dealer to resolve the problem. On my visit to Shortt I was directed to the manager. It was clear from our first interaction that Shortt would not make any effort to resolve the defect in the product. To add insult to injury, after confirming that the shoes had not been subject to excess wear, I was told that I was at fault in my manner of walking despite 70 years of not having a similar issue with any shoe. No relief was offered. While Shortt has a wealth of excellent apparel, shoes and accessories at premium prices, they clearly have no interest in standing behind their products or making any effort at customer service. This is a business that knows it can overcharge tourists who will never be around to seek a remedy for a faulty product. There are several other reputable shoe options in the Gorge and you should give them your business.

I am not sure why I had The Ruddy Duck bookmarked in my "to try" list. It might have been because…read morein the Yelp category men's clothing is also listed but upon arrival here after looking around dow stairs and upstairs this is definitely a women's clothing store. Perhaps they had men's clothes at one point in time and they phased it out. Some stores do that. Or sometimes I bookmark businesses and the reason why I did that gets forgotten. But aside from that the merchandise is very nice and good shop situated in downtown Hood River. The clothing has kind of western style spin to it but in a classy, socializing way as opposed to western wear that is also work wear. Everyone that worked here was very nice and they had some very nice blankets that they had here for sale so that is also something to consider while out and about downtown.

A must visit whenever I am in Hood River. The store, located in a house, is loaded with clothing…read morefor the entire family, shoes, accessories, jewelry and gift items. Personally, I like that the staff allows me to wander without constantly asking me how I am or if they can help. I like to browse without pressure and when I am in Hood River, I browse more than purchase! I can't buy something in every store so I walk in and out of the shops and then determine what I can't live without. At Ruddy Duck, I have found and purchased unique handmade earrings, which is my style. I like wearing jewelry that no one else is wearing! On my last visit I found a great black and white boho maxi skirt that transcends all seasons. Especially like that the dressing room has the most spectacular view of the river! Great shop on my "route" whenever I am in the area.

Came over to do some window shopping. They have a Columbia, Gap Outlet, Bath and Body Works,…read moreFamous Footwear, Vans Outlet and many other stores. They have three stores gear for entertainment. Claw City, Fantastic Arcade and Discs and Dice. You have limited amount of restaurants here. Subway and Starbucks. If you want to find more restaurants, head a little bit and there is Troutdale Food Carts. Lots of choices for everyone. The Multnomah Falls Shuttle picks up interested travelers here at the Outlet mall parking lot

At the time of writing this review, the Yelp listing for "Columbia Gorge Outlets by Simon Property…read moreGroup" was closed (I believe somewhat recently). "Yelpers report this location has closed." However, that's not true because we just shopped here. I submitted edits to Yelp to remove "by Simon Property Group" from the business name and reopen the listing. Hopefully, by the time you read this, the listing will be open again. According to a January 25, 2016 article by Chain Store Age, Simon Property Group sold "Columbia Gorge Premium Outlets" to New York-based Time Equities Inc. (TEI) for $28,425,000: https://chainstoreage.com/real-estate/time-equities-acquires-columbia-gorge-premium-outlets-000 Currently, Columbia Gorge Outlets is managed by Norris & Stevens. According to TEI, the 164,236-sf outlet mall "is 87% leased to 37 tenants. All the tenants are national retailers." https://timeequities.com/properties/columbia-gorge-outlets Our group of eight visited Portland for vacation. We stayed in the city and took a day trip to hike in the nearby Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. We stopped by this outlet mall to pick up some items for hiking. For example, someone bought a shirt from the Columbia Factory Store and another person got shoes (sneakers) from Famous Footwear Outlet. This outlet mall is conveniently located right off I-84 exit 17 (Marine Drive / 257th Avenue) in Troutdale, Oregon. Troutdale is a suburb of Portland. The two cities are about 16 miles apart and both are located in Multnomah County. The outlet mall is about halfway between Portland and where we hiked (Wahkeena Falls). Great location for what we needed. Columbia Gorge Outlets is one of the smaller outlet malls I've visited. The size and look of it is more akin to a typical American suburban shopping center than a sprawling outlet mall. In terms of appearance and amenities, it was pretty standard. Before heading out, a few of us used the restrooms by the mall's offices on the south side of the property. Overall, the property was clean and expectedly peaceful and quiet during our visit on a Friday morning around 10:38am.

The Washington Square is a giant mall, about 20 minutes away from downtown Portland. It has several…read morehundred stores including popular brands like Aritzia, H&M, Tumi, Pandora, VS, A&F, Hollister, Coach, Pottery Barn and lots more. There's an Apple Store here as well. There are departmental store like JC Penny, Macy's, Nordstrom and a huge Dick's store. Few other unique places to me were Din Tai Fung and 85C Bakery Cafe. It's popular destination for tourists' shopping since there's no sales tax. The common spaces are wide, clean and have lots of open sky windows. There are plenty of sitting spots available as well for guests. We were in the mall for about 5 hours. We shopped in the Lego store, Tumi, VS, Dick's, 85C Bakery, and BoxLunch. We had friendly interactions from staff members in the all the stores. We also went to the food court on second floor, which was underwhelming compared to rest of the mall. The dining space had old tiles on the floor, the chair and tables were basic ones. There were 10-12 stores available offering a variety of cuisines. The food was decent from couple of stores we tried. Prices were little bit expensive. Overall we had wonderful half day spent shopping and dining at this mall. There was a good mix of popular and luxurious brands, offering wide range of products. The food court could use some facelift to match with rest of the wonderful interior of the mall.

Great mall 20 mins away from downtown Portland. Many fashion stores, shoes, sports wear, high end…read morebrands and restaurants. They also have a food court at 2nd floor. It's clean, bright, spacious inside. I feel comfortable walking around not crowded. Overall staff were nice at all the stores we went in. The price can range depends on what store you walk in.

This outlet mall is about 30 minutes drive from downtown Portland. The parking lot is huge, plenty…read moreof spots available for handling peak hours. They have over 100 stores, a good mix of premium and every day brands. Some of the noteworthy stores are Disney, Gap, Tommy Hilfiger, Polo RL, Fossil, MK, Coach, CK, Kate Spade, Tory Burch, Pandora, Swarovski, Tumi, American Eagle and Banana Republic. Sporting/athletic brands include Nike, Adidas, UA, Lululemon, Columbia, North Face, and Oakley. There are multiple children's brand as well like Carter's, Children's place, Janie and Jack and OshKosh. The outlet space is mostly clean and well maintained. The common pathways are wide, with lots of benches and chairs available to sit and rest. Most of the pathway is covered by shaded roof. There were several vending machines for drinks and small snacks. A lot of the stores offered good discounts and sales. Prices were good for clothes and accessories products. But the size of the stores were smaller and fewer product varieties. All the stores we went in, had friendly staff members. The outlet also does promotional events as we saw one by Xfinity in the parking lot.

Pretty good outlet. Designer brands and regular daily brands. I found the collections the stores we…read morewent in were good. Many styles and sizes. Good discount if the stores have sales going on. Usually it's cheaper since it's an outlet. All the staff we had encountered were nice.

Good variety of different food options and grocery stores in this centre. Fred Meyer on one side…read moreand trader joes on the other. Many options for food from Asian to Italian. Great parking options and there's also gas if you need it.

Anchored by Fred Meyers and Trader Joe's, this feels more like a large, spread out strip mall with…read morethe majority being restaurants. its where you go if a specific store or restaurant is your destination as opposed to an outdoor shopping mall where the mall itself is the destination and you walk around and visit a lot of shops. For me, I stop here mostly when I need to pick up stuff from Trader Joe's when I'm in the area running errands across the street at Home Goods or getting my nails done. Sometimes I'll stop at Fred Meyers if desperate, but this Freddy's is just too big for me and you can't just run in and out. Also like The Backyard Garden Shop which has great selection of fun and unique yard art, bird feeders, plants and so much more! There are lots of ethnic restaurants in this square. Here are a few: - Tour Les Jours, the French Asian bakery adjacent to Traders always has a crowd, people enjoy their savory and semi sweet pastries. next door. - Tehroon is the first Persian restaurant I visited in Portland area 22 years ago and I've been back several times. Get the tender & delicious lamb shank! - ChimcKing is popular for Korean fried chicken. - Friends of mine love Nothing Bundt Cakes, they sell both large & individual size plus mini buntini's - Birrieria PDX has a cart and outdoor eating area next to gas station - Pho Van for Vietnamese - Thai Aspara has lots of tasty options, i usual do take out - Starbucks - Koba Grill for Korean BBQ - Monkey Subs for sandwiches - Gyro to Go - Potbelly Access from SW Canyon or Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy and an easy exit off 217, it's a popular area. Even a few gas stations including Fred Meyers Gas where you get discounts. And surrounded by even more stores and restaurants.

For a small town mall, it is doing pretty well. Love that it still has a vintage Bath and Body…read moreWorks, and numerous mom and pop places(plus one sit down restaurant) to eat in their food court area. Bonus this mall still has its original look and never got an ugly remodel. And I love there is a model railroad place inside this mall that is only open more limited hours vs full mall hours, obviously. And even a 12 screen Regal theater if you feel like seeing a movie. If you're a mall enthusiast like me, definitely visit this mall. I get the sense the owner cares about this mall. I.e. in the old Macy's wing(south wing of mall that was turned car dealer office) there was a game store that took over the former Sam Goody, and a space where groups often play bingo including during my visit.

Update - Three Rivers Mall has added a couple of new food venues - Colby's Burgers & The…read moreCheesecakery. An Italian spot will be opening this Fall. . This mall is clean, safe and perfectly maintained. There is a model train museum that our grandsons enjoy visiting. The folks that run it are wonderful.