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.

This store has men in mind, whether it's a funny T-shirt or a Damascus steel sword. It's a fun stop…read morerun by a Seaside, OR family. They have mugs, magnets, knives, and a whole lot more.

I am not sure why this is called the man store. Kinda sexist because they sell stuff both sexes…read morewould like. Being a Man, I wondered what would be sold in The Man Store. Knick Knacks? That's what they sell at The Man Store. Would you like a puzzle or a kite? Maybe a 1955 Chevy replica toy car? I'm not sure what most men like to buy but this store seems more like a place to get gifts for someone younger in your life than a man store. I was thinking it would have tools or hunting equipment but that's my opinion and I also don't work at The Man Store. So really, it's none of my business what they sell here but I scoff every time I walk by.

Over charged for Junk Silver…read more Came in when spot was just over $51. They claimed their markup was $2.xx over spot but when i asked what i could get for $95 I was given $2.30 face value and no change or calculations by the staff. I was in a hurry and had a long drive home so i figured they would be professional but i was very wrong. The hand written receipt reads "2.3 90% $95". Even at $54/oz i was overcharged by at least $5. I will NEVER return again. I will drive 90min one way to reputable shops from now on to keep them in business. IMO this place is full of scammers and thieves.

Great business to swing by and check out! The service was great, they have a wide selection of…read morebullion and the value of the items are of top quality. I highly recommend this establishment. Thank you.

I'm not here all that often. My barbers who were right next door died (yes, all three of them) and…read moreI don't own the train set that brought me in for parts. That said, these guys always had everything I needed--controls, new track, extensions--and always had product I could inspect. No shipping/return ping-pong with online sellers. But what I've grown to love best about them is their outright disdain for the lowest form of "hobbyist": The drone bro. Call it a "multicopter" all you'd like, pal, but your cheap piece of plastic trash is, at best, flying camera gear and, at worst, a suburban air rights debate just waiting to be solved in the most hostile way possible. I'm pleased that Hillsboro Hobby has never catered to these plugs, and I wish them continued success in selling the exact type of anti-air countermeasures that make these guys think twice about flying them over residential areas.

Disappointed. Went in looking for some parts for a RC car that has been on the market for two…read moreyears. Employees there said the model is too new for them to have parts. They were NOT helpful at all. Drove to a competing Hobby shop and picked up the parts. Not sure how they are THIS mis informed?!!