Looks more like QQ to me. I would prefer to check the turn. Maybe you get him to fold a better pocket but overall I think you do the value betting for him.

Looks like he has 3X or 87 and maybe was trying to figure out a bet size to get most value, but in any case, as played this is an easy fold.

I think Villain maybe have set or 2 pairs. But if that the check on the river is more reasonable. The straight is less likely because I have 8 blocker.

You didn´t post stats so I assume he´s an average reg. I don´t see him opening any 33 or 3x utg, 87s is unlikely due to your hand and I cant think of any combo that he would choose to bluff (maybe 77 which is on the bottom of his range if he´s a little bit looser pf), seems more like QQ.
AQ, KK or AA wouldn´t raise turn or shove river. Maybe fold turn? Your hand shouldn´t do very well vs a range that probably include only sets, so I don´t see any value in defending vs his raise.

Check turn. Getting raised here is a small disaster that can be avoided. You really only beat bluffs. You have 4 clean outs. He has QQ here in his range, 87s much less so. Honestly, an 8 could get you in trouble here some of the time vs. QQ or 87s or A7s (very unlikely, but I can see an OOP float with BDFD). Seems weird, but its better to barrel with 33 here than it is with 88. You will have 22% equity vs. KQ, TT here with 33 and only 13% with 88.

I also prefer to check OTT. As played I agree with jp_carvalho about folding after his raise.

I would have played it the same - but after reading the coments I get it that it would be bettter to just check turn.

As played up to the turn.... caling is fine because only a very little part of his overall range has any value on that board.

River is an easy fold.