Things to Do in Beaverton, Oregon

Built to resemble a stadium, Big Al’s Sports Bar & Grill boasts wrap-around booth seating, and jumbotron, and offers game favorites such as wings, specialty salads, pizza, specialty burgers and sandwiches. Daily happy hour specials are offered on many food and drinks from the full-service bar.

Additional features include exposed trusses, metal decking, concrete floors, a painted sky ceiling, four 50″ HD plasmas, eight 42″ plasmas, AND an 14ft x 55ft jumbotron that can be viewed as three massive wide-screens or divided into any combination of smaller viewing screens.

Open daily for dine-in, takeout and delivery

Cedar Hills Crossing offers more than 70 stores and restaurants. Visitors will find everything from electronics, sporting goods and clothing to gourmet grocers, myriad dining options and a multiplex theater. Cedar Hills Crossing also boasts a prized location of world-famous Powell’s Books.

Portland Running Company offers the Northwest’s premier collection of running shoes and apparel, and the website has a selection of running routes and a weekly group run schedule.

Fans of American Blues music should venture to Beaverton’s Catfish Lou’s in the Legend Billiard Room. Billed as the Portland Region’s premier live music blues venue, Catfish Lou’s features rhythm and blues and funk musicians in an intimate setting.

Lazy Days Brewing, which purchased the former Ex Novo Brewing Co, opened January 2024. The new brewery features its own craft brews, as well as some brews made from recipes handed down from Ex Novo. From hop-forward to malt-forward, Lazy Days craft beers pair well with their Detroit-style pizza. Open for takeout and on-site dining.

RedTail Golf Center is a public golf facility with a championship 18-hole golf course, 80-stall state-of-the-art practice facility, full-service retail and custom-fitting pro shop and the RYGTM Golf Academy Instructional program. RedTail has been named one of the Top 100 facilities in America in 2005 and 2006 by the GRAA, a Top 100 Pro Shop in America in 2006 by Golf Range Magazine, and a Top 25 Golf Shop in 2006 by Golf World.

The staff can arrange golf tournaments, corporate events on the driving range, and small corporate team building events. Catering is available from Bunker’s Bar and Grill, which is located on the premises.

Open daily; dawn to 10 p.m.

Burntwood West Park is a 1.53-acre public park on bus route with two basketball courts, covered picnic area, picnic tables and a playground.

Relax and de-stress at Hand and Stone Massage and Facial Spa, which offers a sanctuary away from the chaos that daily life can bring. The spa’s mission is to provide “Luxury for Less”. Highly skilled therapists use products that benefit your health and well being. Hot Stone Therapy massage, Relaxation massage, Deep Tissue massage, other specialty massages, foot treatments and a full line of facials are available.

Enjoy stadium seating in all theaters as well as an onsite café and arcade.