A great community space with delicious food and cool finds! Will continue to come back with my…read morefamily!

In the back of the plaza is a good court. In it you'll find all sorts of great food. Elotes,…read moretacos, birria, fresh seafood... Folks there are super friendly and the food is delicious. What more can one ask for. Go shopping after you fill up. There are some great unique shops there too.

There are a lot of malls closing in the U.S. It's sad to see it happen, as a mall is not just…read moreshopping, it's a gathering place for communities. It's somewhere safe for high school kids to meet their friends. And it creates jobs in the stores and the food court. I Love Washington Square Mall and I hope it's around for a really long time. It's got a good mix of local vendors like 50 licks ice cream and Made in Portland. And then it's got the corporate stores like Macy's and JCPenney which have good sales. I don't feel like this mall is snooty with the luxury goods. I feel like it's very accessible. I love to walk around and get the free nespresso shot, the free See's candy, and if you want dumplings, din tai fung is there which has been a great addition to the mall.

this mall continues to change and update over time. companies come and go. the lower priced…read moreoptions are really gone. so you paying dearly for the items in the mall. the tenants are paying dearly to be there. It is a great place to window shop and them check prices online. you can find what you want, then score a better price online. parking is tough on the weekends.

Variety of stores, nice place to wander around. My favourite Mud Bay is there - the staff is very…read morefriendly without faking it. Very knowledgeable staff. They helped my very skiddish rescue dog realize that not all people were going to hurt her.

Even though this is considered an outdoor mall, I am usually here to pop in just one store, like…read moreMacy's or H&M, and rarely walk around the "street" as I would at Bridgeport Village or other outdoor malls. Maybe it's the layout, which is one street in a half square shape. Or the fact that the stores are all so mainstream, nothing unique and interesting. Located on Cornell Road, I frequented more when I worked in Hillsboro but still make the occasional trip if I have other errands in that area. It's never my destination. Anchored on one end by a small but very clean and well organized Macy's, other stores include Gap and Baby Gap, Claire's, H&M, Lane Bryant, J. Jill, REI, Bath & Body Works, Victoria Secret, Banana Republic, American Outfitters, The Good Feet Store and even a Lens Crafters. Charming Charlie's, an inexpensive but incredibly well stocked accessories store featuring items in every color of the rainbow, was my primary destination but unfortunately they have closed down. For restaurants there is the ever popular P.F. Chang's if chain restaurants are your thing. Killer Burger opened up a location here and they definitely live up to their name! There are a variety of ethnic and American standards -Thirsty Lion Pub & Grill, Buffalo Wild Wings, Qdoba Mexican, Takumi sushi and Koi Fushion - so something for everyone. Parking is on the Main Street or in the parking garage next to Macy's and in the large outdoor lot behind the stores.

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.

Great place for all kinds of things. Really enjoy going there when I'm in the area. Just got some…read more1985 transformers.

Steve and I just stumbled across the building for this vintage mall that is located right in…read moredowntown Tigard while waking to a brewery. This place is really cool as yes... it is highly vintage oriented merchandise but we noticed more artsy and crafty items that were for sale too that were amazingly cool. So that added a further unique spin to this place. Also there was a plant vendor too that sold lots of different kind of little cactuses in various colored shades which further enhanced this place. I saw things of a vintage nature I liked... which were mainly old action figures... that was a lot of fun to browse through checking out all of those!

Great selection. Great prices.Selection is decent. It varies…read morefrom mediocre to fabulous!You have to get lucky. If you do, you can save a substantial Amount of money.Most of the time I am very happy with what I Find. It may not be exactly what I wanted but it was close enough that I couldn't pass it up.I usually go there 5-6 times a year and buy buy 4-6 Pairs on average. I have been doing this for many years.

Great for Shoes, Not Much Else…read more First off, this employee store is much harder to get into than the Columbia or Adidas employee stores. It's pretty rare that I get a pass -- usually it's through my 107ist membership -- so I end up going maybe once a year, if that. On the plus side, there's plenty of parking and the store itself is clean and well organized. The clothing selection is definitely trendy... maybe too trendy. It feels geared more toward teenagers and young adults. I've visited a few times now and honestly haven't found any apparel that interests me. A lot of it comes off as flashy. I was hoping to see more outfits tied to big events like the Winter Olympics or the World Cup, but while they did have a few jackets and pants, they were pretty boring overall. The real draw here is the shoes. About half the store is dedicated to footwear, and there are some really nice options. Most shoes are around 40% off, with the non-discounted pairs clearly marked. Prices on display shoes usually range from about $145-$220, so you can do the math to decide if it's worth it. Even with discounts, many pairs still start around $80 and go up from there. Clothing, on the other hand, still felt overpriced even after the employee store markdowns. I've been here three times now and still haven't bought a single thing. In comparison, I've purchased multiple items at other brand employee stores. That said, if you're already planning to buy Nike shoes, this can definitely be a solid deal. One standout positive: the employees have always been very friendly and helpful.

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.

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.

This place is basically Disneyland for adults who love snacks and mild chaos…read more Even when it's packed, the vibe is still weirdly fun....like we're all in on the same joke: "None of us needed to be here, but our carts are packed anyway." Rotating inventory means there's always something new to discover, which is great for excitement and terrible for self-control. But honestly, no regrets. 10/10. Would accidentally spend $300 again.

The store is consistently clean and well-stocked, and the staff are always friendly and helpful. I…read moreran in on a Sunday afternoon, and while it was predictably very busy, I managed to score some Dubai chocolate that's been on my wife's wish list, a huge win! Self-checkout is my go-to, but the Sunday rush makes the wait times a bit much. I really wish Costco would borrow a page from their competitors and offer a "scan and go" option via their app. Being able to scan as I shop and skip the checkout lines entirely would take this experience to the next level!

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.