Sur La Table is back at Bridgeport Village, opening a new store at a different spot in the shopping center six years after bankruptcy shut its doors there.

The kitchenware chain's new location is at 7363 S.W. Bridgeport Road, according to the Valley Times. The original store, at 7479 S.W. Bridgeport Road, closed in 2020 during the company's Chapter 11 restructuring.

Sur La Table filed for bankruptcy protection on July 8, 2020, and announced plans to close 51 of its 121 stores, USA Today reported at the time.

The company said the closings were "a result of the financial impact of the COVID-19 crisis."

The Bridgeport Village and Lake Oswego locations were both on the closure list.

The new store will be anchored around an in-store cooking school, The Oregonian/OregonLive reported in September. Founded at Seattle's Pike Place Market in 1972, the chain sells kitchen tools, cutlery, bakeware and small appliances. It also offers knife-sharpening services and chef-led cooking classes.

The Valley Times did not report a precise opening date, describing the store as having "recently reopened."

Sur La Table is one of several new tenants at the outdoor shopping center, which straddles Tigard and Tualatin. Erika Plummer, vice president of leasing for CenterCal Properties, which owns the mall, called it "a landmark year for Bridgeport Village" in a September news release. She pointed to a mix of "national, first-to-market and local brands" setting up shop there.

CenterCal announced eight new tenants headed to the complex this fall. Other recent arrivals include Rothy's, a sustainable footwear company that opened its first Oregon location on Sept. 18, and Warby Parker, an eyewear retailer that held its grand opening on June 13, the Valley Times reported. Cowboy boot maker Tecovas made its Pacific Northwest debut at the center on May 15.

The new tenants are arriving during a multiyear renovation of Bridgeport Village. CenterCal's $35 million refresh began in 2022 and includes a Village Green, covered outdoor areas and a children's play space, according to Hoodline, which cited Tualatin Life.

Design Within Reach, Herman Miller, City Home and FP Movement are also among the incoming stores announced for this fall.