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.

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.

I love this place. Such cute clothes and always replenishing. Also, lots of toys and shoes. Great…read morediscount rack too!

Super fun spot to find some fun goodies new and used available and such fabulous owners!read more

Good customer service great selection friendly staff clean store pricing usually better then mostread more

My wife and I like shopping here. Good prices, and interesting finds…read more Great wine selection. Overall, we like supporting smaller businesses

Beautiful hats and a wonderful owner. This is one of the shops that makes Oregon City a charming…read moreplace to shop.

Love this cute shop! The proprietress was very warm, engaging and helpful. I Left with 2 everyday…read morehats, perfect for those bad hair days!

Thanks MY M K B CARD SHOP , for now being in the community…read more Over 10 yrs, congratulations!

Great little gift shop. Well, I say "little" but it really isn't. They have lots of things: purses,…read moreclothes, jewelry, knickknacks, candles, baby clothes and baby items... When I need a gift for a female, I can usually find something nice. (That being said, they really don't have much of anything for males. Oh well! Fred Meyer sells beer.)

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.

My husband and I went to Nordstrom rack during the Labor Day weekend. We had to return an item as…read morewell as we shopped in their new fall selections. We got in line and my husband took a picture of our original receipt before we did the return for details on the garments that we purchased. A man in line behind us said something to my husband about why aren't you moving (in the line) and my husband turned around and said I'm taking a a picture and calm down we'll move in a second. The gentleman said oh sorry I didn't know. Well little did we know that a sales associate behind the counter that saw the interaction from a different perspective, thought that we were being rude to the gentleman behind us. So lo and behold we get up to her counter and she cops an attitude from the get go. My husband, who is the nicest person in the world, tries to make conversation with her at which point she turns to us and says I thought you were rude to the gentleman behind you. Mind you the whole time, she is giving us attitude and throwing our garments on the counter. That is when I stepped in and said oh no Liz, you don't get to say that. So here's the reason for my review. As a sales person I get it. You get good and bad customers. By all means Liz, talk to your coworkers after we leave if you think we were that rude to the gentleman behind us. The gentleman and myself and my husband had moved on from the incident, but you decided to make a bigger issue out of it. That is not customer service! That is rude on your end. Your job is to help the customer. Whatever you think of the customer in that setting, you keep it to yourself. Share with your coworkers after we leave. Share with your family when you get home from a long day. But do not tell the customer that they were rude when you did not read the situation correctly! At this point, it will be a very long time before I step back into a Nordstrom rack.

Not a great experience due to a pricing issue. The under garment was marked down to $4.87 with a…read moreblack pen, however, it rang up as regular price. Then the guy said that markdowns are not marked off by pen. Then I told him that there were 2 of the same things marked the same way. I went to the shelf and showed him the other 2 items with the same pricing. He consulted with his coworker and decided to call the store manager. The manager said no and it would still need to be at regular price. I've never had this happen. Usually when there is a price difference and you find others with the same price, they honor the marked price. It was an unpleasant experience and probably need to revamp their policies to honor prices that are marked, especially if there are others with the same markdown price!

Ain't no bargain like an Eagle Bargain!!! If you don't know about Eagle Bargain Outlet - consider…read moreyourself TOLD. They have deals on items that people return to Costco. It could be cans of dog or cat food - incomplete cases - priced down. Air fryers missing parts OR just used. Partial shampoo bottles. OR my favorite SINGLE cans of Humm, Polar, Kirkland seltzer!!! Heck yes then you only get the flavors you want lol. There is food there same concept - not a full box of protein bars, etc. Eagle is also QUIET and if you don't want to spend the extra money OR drive to Costco lol - it's a nice solution. Plus it's easier on your wallet. The only negative - it's Costco RETURN resale. So you only have 30 days to return. But a return is a cinch. And that's fast too!! No negativity here. I can't throw any shade on EBO!!

I have been going to the Tigard Location of Eagle Bargain Outlet for a few years now. It's close to…read morethe Bottle Drop and fun to see what's available. It's basically a Costco Return store. Many of the prices are comparable to Costco pricing, but once in awhile, you hit the jackpot. In the case of packaged food, this means you can find broken packs so instead of buying multiple bottles of olive oil, you can buy just one. On my last visit, I found a printed shopping bag that was all over Instagram a few months ago, it was only 1.79. They have a cooler filled with single beverages and the bottle deposit is already built into the cheap price. There are a few locations in the area and when on the east side, I stop in on their Oak Grove location.

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.