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McMenamins Cornelius Pass Roadhouse/Imbrie Hall
On six acres originally settled by the Imbrie Family in the 1840s, the brothers McMenamin built a brewery, a distillery, a restaurant, a function hall . and fields of socially distanced seating. Just about every Portland suburb has a McMenamins, but this one s acreage is well-suited to the pandemic era.Â
4045 NE Cornelius Pass RoadÂ
Noble Hop
Opened by a local pizza shop owner and a representative from Point Blank distribution just before the COVID shutdown in 2020, Noble Hop has spent its entire existence catering to the pandemic. There are 22 taps, new fridges for take-away cans, ample patio seating between the bar and the adjacent Vault Theater, and a new cart podâCarts on Mainâright across the street.Â
OnPoint opening more Fred Meyer branches in Beaverton, Portland April 16 2021
OnPoint Community Credit Union has been opening locations in Fred Meyer stores across the Portland area.
Continuing a trend, OnPoint Community Credit Union is opening more branches in Fred Meyer stores in Portland and Beaverton, the credit union announced this week.
Two Fred Meyer locations in Northeast Portland namely the Hollywood store and another at 6615 N.E. Glisan St. will welcome OnPoint branches by the end of the month. Two more in Beaverton the store at Beaverton Town Square and the store at 15995 S.W. Walker Road will add OnPoint services in early May.
Updated December 14, 2020 In-N-Out Burger is scoping out a new location in the Portland area. Some residents aren t exactly thrilled. The California-based fast food chain is considering adding a franchise in Beaverton at 10565 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway. A representative for the property owner submitted a letter to the director of the Washington County Department of Land Use & Transportation on Dec. 1 to announce plans for a virtual forum that would allow the operators of nearby businesses and residents to raise concerns about their potential new neighbor. Following the meeting, In-N-Out will likely submit a land development application to the county. The forum is scheduled for later this month, but already people who live, work and shop in the area are hovered over their keyboards sharing worries about an In-N-Out coming to town on online community platforms like Nextdoor. The No. 1 fear: traffic.