Aloha Market Center - Beaverton, Oregon

Tony H.

Aloha Market Center is a great place to find a lot of Different stores and Find Whatever you're looking for there are stores such as Safeway and there's a variety of restaurants to eat at. And some cool little shops here and there. Overall it's a one-stop place to find whatever nice little things you are looking for.

greenerwheels

It's an old dying shopping center without an anchor store. Needs a trader Joe's
Seems like they are having occasional used clothing sales on random weekends. More cars in the parking lot is a good thing. I have no idea how to find out more information. But something is better than having the lights out.

David Z. B.

Overall this place and location is good because it's centrally located. However, the parking lot lights here or have a slight shade of blue to them and it's very offsetting and actually distracting when driving through at night time. Also, the main entrance and parking to use a lot of the space here is one Wade it makes parking on the opposite side of where you came in. Very difficult since it's appointed at an angle. There needs to be more better parking as well as a repayment of the parking lot and the lights should be addressed better there needs to be more better parking as well as a repayment of the parking lot and the lights should be addressed better

Harvin ?. B.

Very nice pleasant, friendly atmosphere.

Adam A.

Roxy's Island Grill needs to go. I can't count the amount of minutes I've stood there, first in line, waiting for any of the many workers to actually notice me. The idea of Island Time is forced upon customers. There is even a sign up front that reads "Try a wait". The food is not worth the price or the wait. My wife has suffered from food poisoning twice from their Loco Moco dish. Not going back.

The party store next to the Island Grill is a mystery. It's a large space. There are no customers. The place has been open for over a decade. How is this place staying open? Is this like the old Balloon Affair in Beaverton that was a front for some other operation?

The Right Aid finally closed. No loss here.

Curves was a mystery to me. I kept seeing adverts for it and thought it was a strip joint for well endowed people. I don't think it is.

Pyzannos, the belly dancing restaurant next to it probably doesn't have belly dancers anymore. Could be wrong about that, though.

Popeyes is OK, but the strips have shrank to very small, as well as the sides, while the prices have gone up.

Stir Crazy Kitchen is just ok. The prices are very high. The hot and sour soup isn't the worst I've had, but there is better just a few blocks up the road from here.

Mazatlan is a place I visit too often. The food is OK. The serving sizes have gotten smaller. The price for the great chicken salad is out of control. The drink prices, too, out of control. Fantastic fried ice cream.

Dr Feelgoods is a meat market. Disgusting place.

Cranky Lady Terriyaki is not bad. The food is served alarmingly quickly, but I have yet to get sick from it, unlike Roxy's.

The UPS store has post office boxes, and sometimes workers with bad attitudes.

Papa Murphys currently is open until 8 pm every day of the week. I don't understand this move. Decent pizza, even if I have to bake it myself. The price should be dramatically lower, though, since I'm getting an unfinished product every time.

The ninja academy and new haircut places exist.

The Safeway was one of my favorite grocery stores for a long long time. The staff was nice, the prices were good for some things. They still have the best milk and eggs in the area. This is also the only place in the area that consistently has Avocado ready to eat.

The water store is probably great for anyone who needs something to go with whatever they gulped down at Dr Feelgoods.

The Dottys store is a haven for gamblers.

I think there is still a Cricket store over here.

Kate H.

They've forgotten food of mine and never seem to be able to fill my order or inform me of anything. The kids behind the counter are always flirting and dropping the ball. But all theor locations are like this. Yet they don't care because there's a hiring shortage and Popeye's would rather give their owners millions and their staff minimum wage. I wanted my chicken, which I always have to ask for them to actually finish my order so I put up with it.

Steve J.

For a small strip mall it has quite a few businesses that are popular. Lots of parking, easy to get into and out of, and generally convenient. Multiple food places including Popeyes chicken, Blue Moon diner, Beaches, a Mexican food and Asian food place. Other businesses include Safeway store, UPS store, a barber shop, dentist office, a couple of cell phone places and a Papa Murphy's pizza shop. So lots of choices. They used to have a rite aid store but now it's empty. I'm sure something soon will replace it as this is a booming area and growing fast.

Knowledge S.

Popeyes is not what it used-to-be; chicken drumsticks are super small, and the side dishes are so-so & portions are smaller than before. Sadly, my last three visits to this location were less than desirable. Fast service, no smiles, food is so-so.