The People's Courts

I did not know what to expect when coming here for a friend's get together. The place is pretty spacious with numerous pickle ball courts indoor and also outdoor. They also have bocci ball and axe throwing. The place has a full bar and kitchen as well. I did get a quick tutorial on how to play pickle ball and now I can see why it can be addicting. I did have a beverage at the bar and will have to try their food next time.

I recently hosted my 50th birthday party at The People’s Courts, and it was absolutely perfect! We had such a great time—everyone loved playing pickleball, and the venue had the ideal mix of fun and relaxed energy. The food was really good, the space was just right for watching the game, and the service was excellent—friendly, attentive, and on top of everything. It’s such a well-run place and a fantastic spot for any kind of celebration. Highly recommend!

Family birthday party with 12 people was an absolute blast! Ages 7-65 in our group. Reserved 2 courts and ate lunch. We had many newbies that had never played pickleball but they did for nearly 2 hours. Courts 4 and 5 were great as they had lounge chairs nearby for hanging out and the bar/restaurant was very close. Staff were all attentive, kind, and helpful. All equipment was provided. Food portions very generous. Absolutely will have another party there.

The People’s Court is such a gem in Portland! They’ve got the best beer rotation around with always something new and solid on tap. Plus, it’s a total hidden spot for vegans to grub. The beyond pickle burgers and vegan thin crust cheese pizza are legit, and the meatless mcchick’n is fire. The vibe is super chill, staff is always cool, and it’s just an all-around fun place to hang out with friends, play some games, and enjoy great food and drinks. Definitely one of my go-to spots in the city.

This place is AWESOME! Pickleball, yes. But what about Bocce, ping pong, corn hole, axe throwing, and fantastic food to boot? This place has it all. Our kids had a blast and so did we. Come give it a shot! BTW, we got in with our Pogo Pass!

This place is pretty cool! I came here for one of the farmer's market events, but while I was here I saw how much more there was to do here! Pickle Ball was in full swing, there was food and an arcade and room to watch some golf on TV and a nice little sitting area near the courts! My two year old son had a blast at the little arcade and I could see how people would spend a whole day here. It was very foggy outside this day so I'm not sure what the outside has to offer, but the inside was real nice!

We had our team outing here downstairs and had such an amazing time. The pizza cook Ben made our pizzas so well. They were hot and so flavorful. I remember coming here years ago when it was the lumberyard. Seeing what they have done with the place now is so awesome. I will be back!

We recently had a work event and it was amazing from start to finish. Everything went so smoothly, and the staff made the whole experience stress-free and super enjoyable. The space was awesome —really clean, well set up, and had a great fun vibe. The layout worked great for our group, with plenty of room to move around and still feel connected. Big shoutout to the team—they were awesome. Super friendly, on top of everything, and genuinely seemed to care about making sure everyone had a good time. Any little request we had, they handled it right away without a fuss. The food was amazing! Overall, just a great experience all around. If you're thinking about hosting an event, definitely check this place out. Couldn't be happier with how it all turned out!

It was my second time here for axe throwing. The first time was okay, nothing to write home about. The second visit disgusted me quite literally and figuratively The food was nasty and bland. We had the nachos, charcuterie plate. One of the pieces of cheese looked rotten. In the room next to us, some unattended youth were playing and one of them casually screamed a racial slur. The employee at the axe throwing heard it, the situation was reported to management and the result was the same: nothing. I'll save my hard earned dollars for elsewhere because only if the staff would have heard, they would have done something. Yikes.

The axe throwing was fine. It was the businesses response to racial slurs that made me feel uncomfortable. My sister and I went axe throwing here. We went downstairs into the basement and the guy taught us how to hold the axes. He said we would throw a bit to get the hang of it and then we'd get to play a couple of games. We started throwing and then decided to get some food. We ordered the nachos, charcuterie plate, the lemonade with some kind of berries, and a mocktail. The food wasn't great but it wasn't terrible. The woman that took my order was great though. I have lots of no-this and that-on-the-side and she was very kind and helpful. My sister and I were downstairs eating when we heard it. Some teens were in the room next to the room we were in. They had been playing the whole time, which was fine, but now we heard a kid yell out, "stupid n*gger!" We both looked at each other. Yep, we heard what we thought we heard. I looked at the axe helper guy, we all agreed that we heard what we thought we heard. I asked the axe helper if the kids were here with an adult. He said he didn't know. I work with kids so I'm used to being around teens. I got up and went into the other room. I said, "Excuse me" and the kids froze, except one. He took off up the stairs. There were four kids. Three looked to be of European heritage. One looked Black. I walked toward the stairs and again, the one kid hurried farther up the stairway. I turned to one of the kids and asked if the kid running away was the kid that said it, the kid shrugged. I went back to the table with my sister. She said the vibe was ruined so we left. As we were heading out, we saw the kids again. This time they were in the arcade. I started to go in there but I thought, "Why bother?" My sister suggested we say something to the guy at the counter. We told him what happened and he apologized to us. That's it. He said that if he had heard it, he would have said something to the kids. I don't know what I expected but it wasn't that. It made me feel alone. I wish I had thought to tell him that an employee heard it too ('cause why would be trust paying customers). The kid didn't say it to us but it created an environment where we didn't feel good. The staff not saying anything to the kids or really doing anything made me feel unwelcome.

It's a good / average place if you're there to play pickleball. There are indoor and outdoor courts. They have a bar for drinks and bar food - but I wouldn't go there for the food. There are plenty of parking space.

I did not know what to expect when coming here for a friend's get together. The place is pretty spacious with numerous pickle ball courts indoor and also outdoor. They also have bocci ball and axe throwing. The place has a full bar and kitchen as well. I did get a quick tutorial on how to play pickle ball and now I can see why it can be addicting. I did have a beverage at the bar and will have to try their food next time.

I'm a racquet/ paddle kind of person! I've played competitively in badminton, racquetball, tennis and ping pong. I'm getting up there in age, and friends my age have been transitioning to pickleball. I tried it several years ago, but my knees weren't having it. Decided pickleball wasn't for me. Fast forward a few years. A friend told me that there was a friend on Facebook that was starting a pickleball group. I asked to join the group. I like staying social and active in my old age. For our first get together we decided on a location that was centrally located of where everyone was coming from. I'm in Hillsboro, one was from Vancouver and another was coming from Troutdale. We decided on The People's Courts. I like that there was plenty of parking. I entered the building and it was spacious with plenty of courts, good lighting. I got there early and since I hadn't eaten yet, went to The Kitchen (I love the reference to "kitchen" in pickleball!) to see what they had. There were a few vegan items, I ended up getting fries and a coke zero while waiting for friends. When my friend that made the court reservation got there, there was a mix up with his reservation. He tried to reserve online, but was unsuccessful. So he called and spoke with someone. The problem was that the reservation was for last month. Availability was now more limited. We ended up getting an outdoor court for half an hour. I actually liked playing outdoors, though it was a warm day. We got The Bunker down in the basement for the next hour. I kind of liked it down there because it was private and had fun music playing! We didn't really know the rules, so we just rallied around. It was a great workout! Upstairs, it looked like plenty of courts, plenty of seating areas to gather and be social. Ping pong tables, corn hole thingies. I saw an arcade. Everything you need to have a fun time!

We had our company holiday event at The People's Court and it was 10 out of 10. I love the idea of an interactive event vs sitting at a dining table. We had a personalized sign upon entering, amazing drink menu, delicious appetizers and food and fun sports to play. Everyone enjoyed feeling young again and just playing pickleball, bocce ball and cornhole. They even let us box the leftover food and take it home!

We ordered for delivery through an app. The food was fresh & hot! Great overall service!

This is not just an indoor Pickleball facility, but they also have other fun games like indoor disk golf, Ping Pong, Arcade, bocce, and cornhole. In addition, they have two restaurants. One serves pizza, and the other has a larger many with many choices of alcoholic drinks. My main interest in pickleball. They have five indoor and six outdoor courts. I would go there not just for pickleball but also for the food and drinks too. Our exprience so far has been very positive. Everyone is positive, friendly, and helpful. The atmosphere there is festive and feels like a party. Parking is not an issue, as they have plenty of spots. The pickleball court prices are on the expensive side, so I recommend going there in a group of four. It makes it more tolerable.

My aunt & I love going to The People's Courts!!! It's such a fun place to play pickleball, ping pong, bocce ball & cornhole. The food in the two restaurants has always been phenomenal! The wood fired pizza is delicious. The seating areas with the couches are very comfy & cozy. Absolutely love this place!

Great food and drink. Fun atmosphere. Too expensive. I'm on a fixed income and i can't afford this place anymore. $20 for a two- hour open play is too much.

Cool spot for Pickleball, bocce, and ping-pong. Somewhere to put your drink while playing ping-pong would be great. Could also use some hooks in the changing area in the bathroom. Overall, a solid place to spend some time.

On first visit, I've had no issues. Air conditioned indoor pickleball courts and they also had what looked like 2 singles sized courts along with a dinking sized court. 6 outdoor pickleball courts as well. Corn hole in between pickleball courts and bocci on the outsides along with a whole setup for table tennis made this place an interesting mix of sports all in one place. They have an arcade with throwback games as well as pinball and they said their putt putt style disc golf was opening soon (basement) Only played pickleball there but the facility was clean, the courts well made, and everything taken care of so far. The only down side is the ceilings are too low. It doesn't come into account for normal play but it rules out some shots (lobs mostly) I'd say for pickleball, it might be better suited for drinking and having fun while playing versus competitive pickleball. It has a bowling alley vibe with bar seating overlooking all the courts. Full restaurant and bar were open but didn't get to try it

Honestly was super disappointed, didn't feel like it was a great place, the food was mid, the games were ehh, it was way too hot inside, and they honestly don't even know anything about what they represent. It's like they had a bag of money laying around and said "let's make a really bad pickleball play place for people with money to burn!" If I could give a zero I would. The whole vibe of the place was sub par at most, a cruddy version of an actually fun sport at best.

Got a chance to have an office happy hour here and it's definitely a great spot for both activities and food/drinks. There are plenty to do here: pickle ball, bocce ball, table tennis, and even a disc golf putt-putt! The space is super large too. The food they provided was tasty. The Thai Meatballs packed a punch and had strong curry flavors. I also really enjoyed their Tater Tots. Drinks were also exceptional. Even their on tap Punch and Magarita were delicious.

Idea is cool! Playing physical games there were no fans, I saw 2 against the wall of bocce ball court, but no plug ins! Music that was on overhead was low and terrible, at the very least I'd say play today's hits so you get a mix of it all. Also the food menu was ok, I wanted to try the pizza but they only had 12" as their smallest, so I didn't. It was my first time there and the person working the front didn't give me a breakdown of where everything is etc. I found out from a friend when I left that there's a basement with courts too?!? I will probably go back with a group and give it another go, but it was underwhelming.

It's definitely a fun place to go. Lots of pickle ball courts, corn hole, bocce ball, ping pong tables, and a small arcade make for a great place for a company event, family night or a fun date.

Detroit pizza was AMAZING. Arrived hot and delicious, and reheated very well up to two days later (if it lasts that long). 10/10

Super friendly staff who are eager to help. First timers such as us full of questions and excitement. We had an indoor court for an hour loved it would definitely return! It is a little spendy but if you were to share cost with a group not bad at all. We had a blast and a good work out.

Finally got to check this out and I must say I love Pickleball! Came on a rainy evening and opted for the smaller court since there were only two of us. There seems to be a generous amount of time to play, so it's not like there's a timer going. My experience was that everything was very clean here, and we were able to play a good 30 minutes. The bar staff was nice and I got a margarita, and my friend a chilled Irish coffee. The fans on the courts could have been facing the players as it got pretty sweaty. The arcade has a mix of DDR (with an attached flat monitor,hehe), pinball, retro, and the Star Wars arcade. Would absolutely recommend for a big group as there's lots to do, but they did well for a small group too.

This People's Courts is such an awesome idea and area. My friends and I have been coming here for pickle ball and have so much fun every time we play. The space itself is well branded and in addition to pickle ball courts, it has food, drinks, and arcade games available. We love it here and can't wait for the next time we reserve courts!

Great place for fun. Staff is super nice and there is alot of fun for all ages. They also have an arcade. Pizza was crispy and yummy.

Really amazing space for pickleball and other merriment (pingpong, arcade games, corn hole, etc.). Easy online reservations process for booking a court, and the whole facility is well-maintained, clean, and ready to go. Only rec is to plan ahead and skip the food and drink options. The offerings are fine, but dang, the folks working those areas are consistently disgruntled and sometimes downright hostile. It's amazing how that kinda vibe can really kill your buzz after a fun time on the courts!

Incredible Detroit style Pizza. guy making my pie was super sweet. Great price for 8 huge slices. I'm from Detroit and this is legit.

The very best place to play pickleball in Portland. Excellent courts. Since their opening, they have gone out of their way to revise and tweak their schedule and prices to accommodate all players. The staff are friendly and very helpful. The people who show up for the open plays are the very best kind of fun. Sure, people are competitive, but not aggressive or oppressive. The culture at TPC is first and foremost "have fun" and make sure those who are just learning get supported. Food: good salads and bowls. Pizza is also good. Fine selection of beers, cocktails. Cider selection - dry is my jam - is a bit limited. So happy they are busy and doing well!

Since this recreation building opened, I've been for pickleball, work bonding, hang out with friends. So nice to have a local pickleball court that serves food and beer, have plenty of seating for groups, have a variety of game options like disc golf, ping pong, corn hole, bocce ball, and arcade. Plenty of activities for everyone. Large parking lot is also a plus. Only downside is the cost to play and too crowded on Thursday-Saturday evenings. This is my go to pickleball locale.

It gets five stars because it's unique! It's a game room where you can play indoor pickleball, pingpong, bocce, disc golf -- am I missing anything? I know we have a few pingpong places in town, and I'm sure there are indoor pickleball courts, but I believe this is the only place where you can play so many games. It's sort of like a bowling alley (except without bowling) -- you pay at a desk up front, get your equipment, and then go play. Great spot for an office party or adult birthday party etc -- but you don't need a big group. It's also a nice place to bring visiting relatives who are ready for some more active experiences (especially if the weather is bad outside), or just go with a friend or two. (Not sure about going alone -- you could do disc golf solo, but the other games need a partner.) There is an extensive draft list, so if one of your friends doesn't want to bend more than the elbow, he will be fine! Cocktails and NA beverages too. There also is a variety of food options, but we didn't try them. (Psst...this place is right next door to a great pho place, Pho Oregon! That's where we went to eat.)

Great place to play during the better weather days in Oregon. The outdoor courts are nice and well maintained, lots of seating options both inside and outside for socializing too. The indoor courts are also nice but the ceilings are low making lobbing difficult. There's also a lot more than pickleball courts, there's food, a bar, arcade and other activities to enjoy.

Okay...SO MUCH FUN! We went as a family tonight...FREE to play on Friday nights in February AMAZING! We all had a blast!!! If you want to play pickleball, you do need to make reservations. So we didn't get a chance to play pickleball, but we played corn hole and ping pong.

So glad a place like this opened up in SE PDX! Plenty of things for everyone to do whether it's pickle ball, bocce ball, arcade, or just enjoying food and drinks. My first time playing and it was a blast. The courts were cleaned and well maintained. The employees were super helpful. I'll def be back.

Awesome courts, awesome arrangement of the whole place. All of the staff that we interacted with had a great gracious and friendly attitude. I can't remember when I saw SO many customers with huge smiles on their faces, laughing and socializing in the mix of activities. It felt like the way better, more adult but still family friendly version of the skating rink hang out of decades past. Super fun. Also, a big THANK YOU to one of your team members, Johnny (I believe), who pulled his car around to give us a jump start in the parking lot after we had spent hours inside playing pickleball, cornhole, skeeball, pong, & pinball. Apparently we accidentally hit the hazard lights, eventually draining the car battery.

TPC is amazing. Great pickleball courts, friendly staff, good hamburgers, a decent "semi-pro" shop with some cute merch. I wish it wasn't quite as expensive to rent courts and that you could rent a court for 90 mins after 5 but honestly love them and what a great addition to this area of town.

We were happy to see this being built, because we are curious about Pickleball! We checked it out yesterday, and instead of playing pickle ball we just opted for bocce ball. We had some yummy drinks and some tater tots and watched everyone around us having a lot of fun. Who knew but now I love bocce My daughter accidentally tripped and bonked her elbow and one of the staff came over and gave her ice cream to make her feel better. It was really sweet! We will definitely be back for some Pickleball action once we have a group.

If you were advance 4.0+ , don't waste your time join the open play on Monday and Thursday night, other woman's old man's who claim the 4.0+ there wrong on there rating, they will try to slow you down so you can play at there level 3.0

Drop by to play some open Pickleball and there's only one court available and the people were sitting around for a turn. We're too tired to even dink. Low energy and not much availability to actually play Pickleball. I was on the willing to pay $15 to really do nothing when I can go to a local park and play which I did for over an hour and no Cost with people who actually wanted to play and not sit around talking about how they were too tired to do anything.

THE place to play in Portland! The indoor courts are attractive, and SO MUCH QUIETER than any other indoor place I've ever played--which allows conversation and jokes in between points. The six outdoor courts are also lovely. Whether indoors or out, there's piped in music, which amps up the fun-factor. My friends and I love playing pickleball here, then enjoying a social beverage or two (great beers on tap) and having some food. The perfect location for a date night or fun with friends. Such a great addition to the Portland food + sports scene!