They've done a fantastic job creating a local gathering spot with a plethora of a food carts and a…read morewide variety of drinks on tap. Options include not just beers, but wine and non alcoholic rootbeer and kombuchas on tap. Plus there's an awesome Brazilian coffee shop. They have so many events throughout the month, including Monday line dancing once a month, Tuesday night trivia, Thursday night board games and puzzles and Fri/Sat live music. The downtown station is a go to spot for me, not just for the food options but for the variety of events. They are kid friendly, with their play zone and kid shows on one of the TVs. One of the lady bar tenders is super nice - I love her. Plus they do tap takeovers, goat/llama events - you name it. I love this spot

You just feel happy the moment you walk into this area--it has such a vibrant, cheerful vibe! The…read morefood selection is incredible, with pretty much any option you could name: Mexican, Indian, Indian pizza, Mediterranean, Nepali momos, Hawaiian, Korean fusion, Thai, crepes, burgers, fried food, boba, and Brazilian coffee. The indoor seating area is also super spacious, so it's easy to find a spot. There's always been live music playing whenever we've visited, which adds so much charm to the experience - though it can get a tad bit loud, making it a little tough to hear the person sitting right across from you. While we've enjoyed almost all the food we've tried here, I have to give a massive shoutout to the Pinch Spice truck. They have some of the absolute best Indian food I've tasted around here. I find myself constantly coming back just for that single truck! 10/10 recommend One downer has been that at least a quarter food trucks are closed any time we have visited. Hope they start keeping more consistent timings.

First time at this food cart pod and I'd say it was decent. The one thing that really stood out to…read moreme was the selection of food available. The pros are that the food carts available are quite diverse, there's a Phillopino truck, Hawaiian, Nigerian, and an Indian truck. However those are the only trucks available, so there's not a ton of options. I can't speak to all the trucks, but I personally had the Little Chicken shop, which was amazing. The owner was super friendly and gave us samples to try. Given the unique variety, I'm sure we'll be back to try some different cuisine, but I do hope they introduce more food carts in the future.

My first time at this food cart pod, and it definitely leans into the garage theme! At first it was…read morepretty unclear whether the indoor section was under construction or just for storage or if we were allowed to sit inside. Turns out that it's fairly large with lots of chairs stacked, so it appears like you could host a party if you so choose! I do really wish that the outdoor seating areas heaters would work, as it was definitely needed :/ The actual food cart options are unique cuisines which I really appreciated !

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.

Great tacos! Generous with the meats and nice flavor on both. Especially pleased with the chicken,…read moreas I've found a lot of other trucks use a wetter recipe making my tortillas fall apart. Appreciated the unique flavor here without the mess. A definite recommend. Outdoor, covered tables available with friendly service. Street parking and parking around the market complex.

Absolutely amazing panuchos. The meat is perfection. Fresh ingredients that always taste so good. I…read morecrave this place. It's a tostada style with a black bean purée fried inside. One of my favorite foods ever!

I had one of those, ohhhh let's give this a go! Then that was quickly followed by the, 'This is why…read moreNO ONE COMES HERE!' and stormed off pissed. A friend and I wanted some fro yo and realized that this had the one and only fro yo spot unless we wanted to head 15+ minutes in any other direction since there is the Salt and Straw and Moberi but not actual fro yo. So, we braved the parking situation - again, read the reviews which almost all mention how bad it really is. People are truly awful and trying to pull in or out of spaces is a nightmare. I am ADA and I genuinely do not feel safe if I get stuck parking here. The parking lot was arranged horribly and it is carved weirdly creating a lot of blind spots. So we walk into the center and realize that all the stores are different, again... every time I try to visit a store here it is gone - they seem to last a few months but the fro yo spot was there for years and suddenly is gone and there is a ceramics class place. I would love to know where people plan to park for that since the lot already is full without 20 people trying to take a ceramics class. So we walk up to their 'map' to see surely there is ice cream or something IN here. We then after a whole lot of confusion since there is this insanely long list of businesses. We then realize that the list which is all over the place and the map is for the entire Cedar Hills Crossing which they include ALL of - stuff across the street and up the street and covering an insane area that we would not be walking to. Maybe you can just do a map of the building we are in which used to be called the Beaverton Mall.... I genuinely was so unnecessarily overwhelmed with all this garbage that I still don't know or care what the hell is in there. The other buildings are open strip malls you can drive and see the name of each business and you would be going there directly. So, I go back to not bothering to go here and the people who seem to know nothing about marketing continue to have no customers and wonder why. Just trying to get in and out of the parking lot was an insane time waste.

This mini mall is empty. The stores that are open you enter from the outside except Powells which…read morehas an entrances inside the mall and outside.

This is a popular brunch place for a reason. This location is a must stop for not only the food but…read morealso the sightseeing. My favorite time to visit is in summer when the patio is open. You can enjoy time on the grounds followed by eating outside. On my last visit I came right at opening so I could get seated right away. The menu has a good mix of traditional brunch fare and unique menu items. This visit I ordered the baked oatmeal and a cappuccino. Since it was early and not crowded the food came out quickly. The baked oatmeal was the best oatmeal I have ever had. The coffee was good too. I've been to this location a few times and will continue to revisit in the future.

We went one Saturday morning and there was quite a wait, this place is very popular. They were so…read morekind and attentive while we waited. You can order a drink while you wait as well. I got a Marzipan Matcha latte and it was delicious! Our server was very nice and knowledgeable. I'm sure I've had her before. I got the Swedish meatballs which I always get cause I love the sherry cream sauce they out in it. It's so good. My partner got the smoked trout Benedict and he really liked it. Great portion sizes and fun flavors. Not the everyday breakfast Americans are used to. We also shared the Ebelskivers with lemon curd and jam. Those are always good and you have to get them when you go there. The one we went to was in the Scandinavian community center and it has a really nice clean vibe to it. It has large windows so there so much light. They have a little store in the building that you can browse around while you wait. It's a great place if you're down for something different for breakfast.

Nice to have a dim sum option on this side of town. Conveniently off of TV highway, and ample…read moreparking, East Harbor offers a little something for everyone. I was surprised how big their menu is, and that it spans from Cantonese dim sum to Sichuan spicy dishes. I don't know if that's a good or bad thing. The dim sum is your typical standard fare. They make a good pan fried noodle dish and congee. Of the dim sum items, I think I liked the har gow the best. The rest of the items I think they could use some better seasoning. Service wise they do need a few more carts going when it gets busy. The last time we went, my mom just up and walked over to the cart that was on the other side of the room to get some items. Or just switch to the "pencil and order on demand" method. Saves some of the service hassle. There are some nice banquet sized tables towards the back of the dining room, with lazy susans and such. If you're not looking to go east side for dim sum, this is a suitable place.

A few months ago, we came here for dinner with our family from out of town. It was quiet but the…read moreservice was exceptional and the food was good! It felt very traditional, especially with the lazy Susan's and being able to eat family style Chinese dinner. Every dish we ordered was large and perfect for a large family. Very flavourful, too! This Saturday morning, we went for dim sum with a few friends. I loved that they had carts going around. We arrived right at opening with many other guests, but were promptly serviced. We're all from more Asian areas so it's so nostalgic to sit and speak Cantonese. I was impressed with all of the food. They don't have as many options as other restaurants, but they do have all the basics (har gow, siu mai, cheung fun) that you need. And they were incredibly tasty!! The egg tarts especially were so perfect and flaky. I'm excited for them to become more popular.

Walking around the mall getting hungry,so we decided to hit the food court . Tired of the same ol…read moreAsian mall food I thought I would try some wings. Lmfao I really messed up . I got the spicy lemon pepper and loaded fries. The wings tasted like they were previously boiled and then fried , dry and chewy no bueno. The fries were okay covered in a lukewarm warm nacho type cheese and bacon bits. They were limp and crispy at the same time my advice eat them first and fast because the cheese got cold fast and inedible I did not finish my meal the below pic shows what was not consumed. Thanks for your time and happy dining.

Abysmal cheese steaks. I'd rather eat the ones prepackaged from Costco. Bland and looks absolutely…read morenothing like the menu images. The images on the menu drew me into getting a Philly cheese steak. But mine was just sad and tasted bland.