Located in the Fred Meyer parking lot with four charging stations . Be aware that every time you…read morestart a charge there is a $50 hold put on your bank account but it gets sorted out in a day or two .The cost of the charge is usually only a few dollars and the chargers here are fast chargers

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.

Hello, only 2 out of the 4 times I went to this station, it has worked. And both times that it did…read morework, I had to call customer service for them to make it work. The other two times, customer service was not able to make it work. Today I went to 3 different EVgo chargers and none of them worked. I am feeling very disappointed as I have waisted at least 3 hours waiting at an EVgo charger. Both of the chargers at this station are currently down and one of them has been down for over one month. It doesn't seem that EVgo cares to fix their chargers. I put 2 stars just because I was able to get ahold of customer service.

I was at the Beaverton Library (which already is far superior, subjectively, to Portland's) and…read morethey had an awesome massive sale (books of course, but also vintage books, DVD's, VHS, games, and more) for very cheap. Not sure if it's still going but if you're in or near the area it's worth checking out.

On Saturday, I had an agenda. I had to complete my Continuing Education requirements to renew my…read morePharmacy Technician License and the mobile app is a nightmare so off to the Library. I didn't account for the mass of people however...it just took me a couple extra minutes to find a parking spot then I went in. The experience this time was considerably better. There was more noise than usual, but it was for a good reason. There was assisting going on...with many translators available that was helping people. There wasn't any DoorDash issues and the kids there were pretty well behaved. I was able to complete my task very quickly and efficiently and that was definitely a good thing.

It sucks ass, sorry but it doesn't even freaking work, and the Tesla app says it does, this is BS…read moreDO NOT USE

Love this supercharger. Conveniently located close to the highway with plenty of amenities at the…read moremall (can't go wrong getting a meal at Din Tai Fung or a snack at 85° Bakery). It can get full during peak hours so please be respectful and only charge as much as you need when others are waiting. Hopefully they consider enlarging it and adding another one downtown or in SE Portland to help decrease the demand.

What's up: We stopped here to charge up before heading out to visit the Tillamook Creamery. We're…read morehoping to get one the chargers there when we arrive, but just in case, we're topping off here. Parking: The charging spots are rear in with one being head in located to the far left of all the chargers. Environment: The chargers were busy when we arrived. No trash cans nearby, but the place was fairly clean. There's a Target that's a short walk away where we used the restrooms and trash cans. Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. The place was clean and although it was busy, we were able to find a spot. There are several food options nearby if you don't mind walking a bit.

I don't mind this Supercharger location. It's located at the corner of Target's parking lot, and…read morevery convenient if you need to run an errand and pick something up from there. Or a bit further down is BestBuy, the new Barnes & Noble, and Michael's. Across the street nearby is a Chick-fil-A, an Indian market, Panda Express, See's Candies, and a Starbucks. There's also another Starbucks inside Target as well fyi. You'll have to walk to the stores I've mentioned if you need to use the restroom. This location does get busy, but there seems to be enough charging stalls that folks charge pretty fast. So I have yet had to wait for a stall to be open. "No waiting" equals "no issues here". Other than during the busy season.

If you're looking for all things milk teas, brewed teas, etc, look no further than Sharetea at the…read moreCedar Hills Crossing Plaza in Beaverton, OR- not far from Portland. I fell in love with boba tea almost 15 years ago when I taught at The Transfiguration School on Confucius Plz and since then, I try having it nearly everywhere I go. So when my daughter suggested we come here after a non-stop day of coffee table window shopping for her apartment during my Easter Break '24, this was the pause we seriously needed. Sharetea has an edgy and raw layout with concrete floors, cement-looking wall tiles and other industrial style touches. This is the place to chitchat with friends, family- like my daughter and I did- or even get a tea solo. But do know that when the queue is big, don't despair- it flows. In fact, when we were here, timing was on our side because it seems as if Sharetea rented(?) a small space upfront to a mini crotchet accessory pop-up shop run by a local artisan. I was loving it because as my kid and I waited for our drinks, I purchased 2 crotchet flower hair pins nicely priced. As far as our drinks go, our usual go-to flavors were insanely delicious.

I've been to other ShareTea locations and had better experiences. About half the menu was sold out…read morewhich included the top first drinks I wanted to order. I went with a simple hot green tea with 30% sweetness. Perfectly average drink. The chairs had cracked upholstery on a majority of them.

Shrinkflation at its finest, I seem to remember the double scoops being more generous than this…read more The ice cream itself was delicious, we got the Reese's, the Cookie Monster, and the Brookie Batter (this last one tasted "off" probably more of a Baskin Robbin's issue vs a franchise issue). Let's dive into what was less than ideal here. It was several minutes before I was greeted by staff, they were busy with DoorDash orders and making waffle cones. Immediate turn off. There was an older woman running around micromanaging the staff and from what I gathered from a regular who walked in (after me), grabbed a pint to go, and was checked out promptly, she was apparently the owner's wife. Absolutely no concern for me, waiting at the counter and neither greeted me the 5 times she walked past me nor encouraged either of her employees to come help. She also interrupted the nice young lady who was helping me to micromanage her some more. Such a disgusting way to run a business; prioritizing online vs foot traffic, micromanaging your staff, and ignoring customers. I'll likely be back because I like the flavors, but I'll pick almost any other options in the area first.

Baskin-Robbins has always been a favorite. They have a wonderful selection of ice cream flavors…read more You can pick up a premade ice cream cake, or order one in advance customized to your liking. You can also order an ice cream sundae or a milkshake. This location is clean and they are quick to acknowledge you when you come in. Service is pleasant, and fast. Stop by if you are in the area.

This gift shop has lots of fun local treats and gifts. I bought gifts for the teachers at my son's…read moreschool, they all loved the tea tins, chocolates, and mugs. It's convenient to grab a coffee and pastry while picking up some local gifts. The selection always seems to have something new, I love the new roasted hazelnuts.

From the owner: Locally Gifted Boutique Gift Shop is a locally owned gift shop with curated gifts and treats made…read morein Oregon. We are located at The Round in Beaverton just inside of Brickhaus Coffee. Pick up locally made gifts while getting your pick me up at another locally owned small business!

I cannot believe I haven't reviewed Brickhaus yet. Where to…read morestart...if you want a comfy coffee shop to pass the time, get your own. This one is mine. Okay. I'll share. Fun themed drinks and the pastries are pretty good. The staff are fabulous and make an effort to remember you in some fashion. I didn't go for 6 weeks, walked in, and they remembered my drink and the time after my name as well. Their actions to help the community are also commendable. I have always felt welcome here and if they were closer to my apartment, I'd be there every day instead of just most weekends.

My daughter and I were excited to find this gem! The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, and the staff…read moreis warm and friendly. There was ample seating to suit every mood (table and chairs, comfy chairs, and comfy sofas with plenty of outlets and side tables). There's a fun and fresh local artist goods shop tucked in the front corner. It's a perfect place to find a gift for yourself or others. The menu is a nerdy dream come true. When we visited a couple of weeks ago in May, the themed drinks were Lord of the Rings and Mario. I had the Gondor, which, if I recall, may have had hazelnut and cinnamon. I DO recall that it was delish. I forgot what drink my daughter ordered, but she enjoyed it as well. I look forward to coming back and trying their London Fog, which is one of my favorite drinks and seems to have significant praise from other reviewers. We didn't get an opportunity to try the food, but look forward to in the future. One refreshing surprise is that this is a no-tip establishment. I don't recall what I paid for the drinks, but I appreciate places that charge what they need to make their business work and to (hopefully) pay their employees a living wage. Brickhaus is rooted in community and belonging, and I am here for it!