Best Rated Movie Theaters in Hillsboro

"Catch a show at the Portland Center Stage at The Armory which is known as the “crown jewel” of the Brewery Blocks redevelopment. Alternatively, if you are here for the hard brew, book into the Pearl District Brewery tour. This 3-hour guided tour cover three breweries, Deschutes, Pints Brewing, and Rogue Ales. Brew-tasters received a sampling journal, a Pilsner glass, and a pretzel necklace to snack on!"

"128 NW 11th Avenue Portland OR 97209 503-445-3700www.pcs.org. Portland’s premier professional theater company Portland Center Stage presents classic and contemporary plays in the Gerding Theater at the Armory a sustainably renovated historic building. Drop-in visitors can check out the historic building and grab a bite at the Armory Café inside."

"While you're wandering around town you will undoubtedly run across the Portland Armory (pcs.org), home of Portland Center Stage and the Gerding Theater. Even if you aren't seeing a show, this intimidating brick fortress, in the middle of the Pearl District, is worth popping into for a latte and a looksie. For a live show, head a few blocks south-west to the Artists Repertory Theatre in the Goose Hollow neighbourhood (no geese allowed, please and thank you)."

"1515 SW Morrison Street Portland OR 97205 503-241-1278www.artistsrep.org. Founded in 1982 Artists Repertory Theatre is the longest-running professional theatre company in Portland. Artists Rep’s mission is to engage diverse audiences in fresh thought-provoking and intimate theatre."

"Founded in 1982, Artists Repertory Theatre is the longest-running professional theater company in Portland. Artists Rep’s mission is to engage diverse audiences in fresh, thought-provoking and intimate theater."

"Laurelhurst Theater is a piece of Portland's history, and unmatched in its wide selection of contemporary, indie and art house cinema. Its glowing neon sign has lit up the city's south-east quadrant for nearly a century (no, it's not a bathhouse – wait, it might have been at one time, Portland has a downright filthy history). Once you make your way past the harming ticket window, you'll find a selection of craft beers and fresh baked pizza."

"222 SW Clay Street Portland OR 97201 503-248-4335www.pcpa.com. The spacious Keller Auditorium formerly known as the Portland Municipal Auditorium the Portland Public Auditorium and the Portland Civic Auditorium was built in 1917 and is part of the Portland Center for the Performing Arts. The venue hosts performing arts events of all kinds ranging from Broadway productions to ballet and opera."

"Established in 1952 Lakewood Theatre Company is the oldest continuously operating theatre company in the Portland metro area. Performances are on the Headlee Mainstage a 220-seat intimate theatre at Lakewood Center for the Arts in Lake Oswego."

"1201 NW 17th Avenue Portland OR 97209 503-229-0627www.bodyvox.com. Dance troupe BodyVox takes a wildly imaginative and often hilarious approach to physicality. The company’s engaging visceral work has been featured at the Academy Awards and in music videos for U2 and Sting."

"This nonprofit comedy club is on a mission to improve the lives of Portlanders through the art of comedy. One cool way they improve our community is by offering multiple $5 comedy shows every week. Check Curious Comedy‘s calendar for dates and times."

"With a face like this, who can resist a Mike’s Drive-In Burger. This classic-style burger with all the accompaniments and a ton of sauce, is the burger you want after a long run or bike ride, and will send you diving for bed in the hopes of a long nap."

"offers visitors the unique flavor and texture experience of the small batch of made from scratch ice cream. Popular flavors include blended vanilla featuring four different kinds of vanilla combined, Peanut Butter Curry, Mint Chunk, and Bourbon Toffee. Each serving is natural and free of added hormones, making it one of the best ice cream shops in Portland if you’re considering healthier dessert options."

"What’s The Scoop never appears to have to any crowds or much of a line, which is good news: The ice cream, although limited in flavors, features creative combinations like cereal and milk, made with soaked Cap’n Crunch. Any cone can come with creative extras like fortune cookie cones and magic dust. View this post on Instagram"

"is a small-batch ice cream operation with locations in North and Southwest Portland. The made-from-scratch ice creams and sorbets range in flavors from your typical mint chip to not-so-typical peanut butter and curry. Aside from intriguing flavor options, What’s the Scoop?"

"The St. Johns food cart scoop shop Beaux Berry specializes in New Zealand-style real fruit ice cream. Using an imported ice cream machine, they blend Tillamook vanilla ice cream with fresh, local berries to make silky, smooth and delightfully sweet/tart concoctions right before your eyes. Aside from the fruit-swirled treats, Beaux Berry also makes homemade and locally sourced sauces and toppings, and also offers vegan options."

"Beaux Berry is a Portland ice cream card that offers both traditional ice cream and frozen yogurt. Their ice cream employs the New Zealand style of mixing dairy and fresh fruit together into a cold, refreshing combination that’s perfect for the coming spring. Most of their toppings are either homemade or made locally."

"Crema's lattes are always good, and the brewed coffee is from one of several local roasters, but no one makes a big to-do about the drinks. People who come here do so more for the convivial atmosphere—and the baked goods. The space is inviting, with mellow music, the smell of baked goods, and creative types clattering away at their laptops, and plenty of room—so you'll never feel guilty for taking up a table to work for a few hours."

"It’s gone through a few changes over the years but continues to provide a bevy of house-made baked goods. It’s a large, bright and cavernous space that can also be painfully loud at times, but no matter. When the weather is fine, large garage doors open to the street, reminding Portlanders why we put up with 6 months worth of gray and rain each year."

"It didn’t take long for Little T Baker to win the hearts of locals and come out as one of Portland’s best bakeries. Their French baguette could launch a thousand ships and the perfectly executed pastries would keep the crew going for months at sea. I highly recommend the Kougin Amann (pronounced like “queen”) because it’s the perfect combination of buttery sweet and salty goodness."

"Tucked in a quiet nook away from SE Division’s main hustle and bustle, Little T American Baker specializes in crave-worthy pastries and breads: crusty baguettes, flaky croissants, and chocolate chip cookies studded with giant chunks of molten chocolate. Little T remains open for takeout; call (503) 238-3458 for more information. View this post on Instagram"

"Little T quickly gained a legion of fans for their French baguette and other bread, and many people consider the best bakery in Portland. Though they have a comfortable seating area, the selection of pastries is usually limited to ten or so, but the focus shows in the food. The selections are flawless and sell out quickly, so get there reasonably early."

"9:45am and hail a cab to our farthest-flung destination, Bakeshop, where alternative-flour genius Kim Boyce (the author of Good to the Grain) creates figgy buckwheat scones, maple scones with rye and barley flour, boysenberry scones, croissants, raspberry coffee-cake muffins, and more. The sun is shining hard, and we are sweating as we eat the pastries, but they are so outrageously good we just sit there and sweat and eat and sweat."

"Though the term “sensory deprivation” may sound odd, you shouldn’t knock it until you’ve melted away your stress in a soothing, futuristic cocoon. One of the largest float tank centers in the United States, Float On is open 24 hours every day except Monday and houses six different tanks filled with heavily-salted, buoyant water. For those frightened by the thought of lying in a small space, the center offers 6-foot tall tanks, and each unit has interior light settings and a private showering area for breaks, as needed."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Ever had one of those nights, weeks, or months where you can’t sleep and have trouble relaxing?. Well, Portland has found the cure."

"Zenana Spa and Wellness Center features specialty services to pregnant and parenting families. While open to the general population, this is Oregon’s first day spa and wellness center to focus on this population. From numerous massage treatments and wellness services to counseling classes and playgroups, Zenana Spa takes its mission quite seriously and offers a unique place for mothers-to-be as well as post-partum families."