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.

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.

Our favorite go to place since it's really close to our house. They have a great variety of food as…read morewell as drinks. Our favorite places are La Provence, The Ridge Grill and Menchie's Frozen Yogurt. Its super convenient as they have everything we need :)

The townsquare is right by my house…read more Sure, many of the retail establishments here are more expensive than other businesses quite literally within walking distance. Still, for the past many years I've been frequenting this area for convenience and given the opportunity to also play Pokémon there. (The mall was as rich with Pokestops and Gyms as it was with its prices!) Suddenly, however, all of the Pokemon hotspots have vanished and/or have restricted hours, One less incentive to visit for me! I will stick to the nearby locations with better prices and who encourage visitors with multiple tastes!

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 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.

The Clackamas Promenade is my favorite "strip mall" shopping areas. Its perfect for when you want…read moreto just hit up one or two stores and don't want to walk around a huge mall. This promenade has a lot of the stores I like to frequent: - Cost Plus Market - for kitchen gadgets, serving pieces, pantry items and treats from around the world - Old Navy - to stock up on layering pieces and refresh athletic wear - Hobby Lobby - for seasonal decor and all things for crafting - Nordstrom Rack - when I desire a designer bag in the cheap - Jay's Wide Shoes - for my sneakers - Kohl's - for free Amazon Prime returns and random shopping - Petsmart - for my kitties - Target - for all things Target!! There is plenty of parking, several places to grab a coffee, snack or a meal. The traffic lights make it easy to get in and out. The only thing that would make this promenade better was if they added a Marshall's! It would be over the top!

The Promenade is fantastic - great parking and a great variety in the type of stores to shop at…read more Sporting goods, fine clothing, good food, pet food, haircuts, vitamins, banking, cellular, Target, video games, wedding needs and things to satisfy your sweet tooth. You can pretty much find it all without some of the hassle of the mall across the street, plus the parking lot here us far easier to get in and out of.

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.

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.