About our Cook Neighborhood in Lake Oswego

The Cook Neighborhood, while not specifically designated by the city, is located near the cross streets of Boones Ferry Road and Pilkington Road in southeast Lake Oswego. Here, you’ll find a plethora of restaurants, retail businesses, and residential homes.
If you’re in the market for an RV, RV Northwest is just north of us. They offer both RV sales and RV rentals.
If you’re looking for lunch spot, Café Yumm – Meridan Square serves up great rice bowls, wraps, and salads. They’re just south of us on Lower Boones Ferry Rd.
For dinner, we might suggest going up the road into the Lake Grove neighborhood for dinner at either Jefe, a restaurant serving modern Mexican fare, or La Provence Boulangerie & Patisserie, a French bistro serving breakfast, dinner, and baked goods.
Lake Oswego is one of the premier Oregon cities to live in. Located south of Portland on the Willamette River, the town has a population of close to 37,000 and is centered around Lake Oswego, a 395-acre lake in the middle of the city surrounded by beautiful homes, and featuring boating and swimming. Lake Oswego is also home to 24 developed parks, public and private golf courses, and the historic “First Addition” neighborhood, named by Cottage Living magazine as one of the ten best cottage communities in the country for its beautiful architecture and easy access to the downtown shopping area.
Among the city’s accolades, Lake Oswego schools ranked # 1 in the state of Oregon based on average test scores. It has also been identified as one of the top ten most desirable places for parents to live in a 2014 survey by ZipRealty.