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Rockwood Market Hall, new cart pods add dozens of food businesses to East Multnomah County

by | May 17, 2022 | Headline Feed, News

The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.Mary Lincoln, owner of Hank's Place Souther Cuisine at the new Rockwood Market Hall. She got the nickname Hank, as in Hank Aaron, while an ace softball player growing up in Louisiana.The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.The Rockwood Market Hall, an open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.Tralice Lewis and her son Royelle Roth at her store in the Rockwood Market Hall, Callie's Custom Hat Wigs.The Other Side Nursery, a micro plant store at Rockwood Market Hall. The open-air market with micro-retail, grocery, office and restaurant spaces, held a grand opening May 6-7. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.The plaza outside Rockwood Market Hall includes a splash pad and play structure installed on artificial grass. Located at the site of a former Fred Meyer at 185th and S.E. Stark Street, the new development was a project of the Rockwood-West Gresham Urban Renewal program.

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