Rockwood Market Hall

Cute area for members of the community to gather and chill out in. Great splash park for the kiddies to play around while adults grab a bite to eat. Very friendly and welcoming place to share with others

This place has plenty of options for dinning . Not all the food spots are open daily . But definitely worth checking out . On cold days it is recomendé you layer up even if you plan on being here just for pick up . It get cold in here since there are large windows/ vents.

I love this place! Great spot for authentic international food and a variety of small businesses. Lots of great outdoor events in the Summer, too. It can get a little chilly inside on cold days, so bring a jacket. ❤️

A new hidden gem in Gresham! This place is great. With several different food places to choose from, as well as a few fun shops to explore! Just stopped by here for the first time yesterday, and we were pleasantly surprised! Grabbed some food from Hank's Southern Cuisine, Flavours of India and Mama G's Soups. Everything was super delicious, and we will definitely be back to try out all the different food spots, as there are so many good ones to choose from! I love what was done with the space, from the commissary kitchen, to the food court style restaurants, and even a playground and slpash pad outside the complex. More people need to know about this awesome place that is full of diversity and supporting the community!

The waiting is over… took my wife and kids there and the place was amazing. If you want some food there is variety of culture food and comfort seating with heaters. Nice place to enjoy and relax. Etc… soups shop, coffee shop and ice cream shop. Also a plants store and play area for the kids.

From the outside it looks like the temple of doom! Nothing particularly appealing. It looks sterile and forbidding. It looks like a corporate fortress. Yet, it is a surprise! It is a secret, hiding in plain sight! It is in fact, a destination! It is a coconut filled with sweetness! A chestnut covered in spiky points yet full of goodness, a treasure chest full of gold. Inside those tall forbidding walls. Is an array of charming eclectic food shops from sushi to Mexican snacks, from Thai food to Filipino food. It is a food cart paradise come home. I love food carts. I love the eclectic mix, I love the passion that small independent entrepreneurs bring to the culinary arts. But honestly, I hate eating outside in inclement weather! And this is the ultimate answer. They have brought the food carts home, and I think it is a great answer as long as they can bring the customers in. They need to dress up the outside, because realistically driving by there is not a clue of what great options live within. There is a great playground outside for the kids and a large open space for events outside. It has all the options for a fantastic community gathering center. I hope it lives up to its potential! I stopped in La Michoacana Dulce and had some absolutely wonderful stuff and can’t wait to go back and try everything else! The sushi looked great, and the Thai food looks fantastic as well! In fact, it all looks fantastic. One place, for every day of the week you would just have to rotate around and around. The place should be packed if there were any justice in the world. The restrooms are outside and around the corner, and you need a code from one of the vendors to gain access, but they are clean and well-maintained which is a huge plus. There is obviously a lot of civic money involved in the project and they need to put some of that money into advertising and promotion a few signs outside isn’t going to make it. They also need to decorate the building like an office complex.

This place has a variety of food and vendors inside, a kids playground and water fountain outside, and lots of parking and seating. I was here for lunch recently and loved the space. I will be back!

This is a great place for a meal. There's several eateries inside. We tried small bites from three different places. Great to see a bunch of different ethnic foods all in one place. You can have a meal from around the world. There's an outdoor market on the weekends and indoor market opening soon.

You must try Pinto Thai Kitchen here, because they're so great. There was a mix up with our order. My partner called and asked about the mix up. They agreed to remake her food. I live down the street, by the time I arrived it was ready. The family working here are very nice, very polite, very accommodating. They didn't even charge us. The family offered to give us the incorrect order on the house, but we just wanted what we ordered. The Food! We both had Pad Thai. Both were so delicious. We loved it. Best Pad Thai in the area. We also ordered salad rolls, and their peanut sauce is amazing. I will definitely be back because of how well they took care of everything. I must try everything on their menu to ensure that this wasn't a fluke. Teehee!

Can't wait for this new spot to be completed. For now it seems to be open at 11 for most food choices. The mom and pop kitchens surround a group eating area so each family member can select food choice. You will find Momma Gs with fresh soups and Sammie's and Thai and Burmese and South African and Japanese and Hawaiian. The decor is modern with wood touches and big windows to each kitchen. For kids, the back garage door rolls up to a patio and play yard. When complete there should be plenty of parking but it is tight now due to fenced off construction zones.

Tons of variety of ethnic foods, most of them cooked by persons of country of origin. Several family businesses. Great little location lots of small shops and they offer a monthly outdoor band and some markets. It's fun and unique!

What's up: We were looking for a place to eat dinner and after looking around on Yelp, we found the Flavours of India, which is part of this Market Hall. Parking: The Rockwood Market Hall has plenty of parking available since we came later in the day. There are also a couple of EV chargers located not too far from the entrance on the north side of the building. Environment: Walking in, you'll see a ton of tables in the middle of the large space and all the restaurants on the sides. The restrooms are located on the outside of the building, not too far away from the EV chargers. What was ordered: - We ate at Flavours of India (yummy Indian food can be found here!) Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. Market Halls are cool because there are so many different stores and there's a variety of food choices to choose from. Unfortunately, not too many places were open for dinner time; I guess most places close earlier than we were used to. EV charging was definitely a plus!

Clean, family friendly, fantastic international and kid friendly food options. Park/playground right next door. Fantastic edition to the area! I take bud as I live up the street so can't review parking.

Love the ethnically diverse food selections - Somali, Indian, Burmese, Southern, Mexican dessert. New construction with a homey industrial modern aesthetic with one section with skylight panels. ALL the trappings including EV chargers, playground for kids, trash cans with foot pedals, and a Max stop.

This place is great, lots of food choices. The "Flavours of India" is the best food cart I've had in my life. The samosas and garlic naan are [chef's kiss]

The restaurants in this place are all great. The one star review is aimed at the owners of the building who are too cheap to install Air Conditioning. I feel so sorry for the employees who work here. Today, one of the workers showed me a thermometer that read 98 degrees at the counter!! Needless to say the eating area was almost 100 degrees and too hot to remain in. That is why it was EMPTY. Obviously, the building owners feel that a slick looking building to revitalize Rockwood, is "Good enough". No need to ensure that the tenants and customers are comfortable.