Arrived late afternoon on a Wednesday to find parking spaces available in the parking lot. While…read morethe shop entrance is actually located on the corner of the block, you can access it from the parking lot around back. The pastry case may seem small, but it is packed with flavor. It is a bit cluttered in the space. However, inside you will be greeted by the most beautifully crafted pastries of all shapes and colors. The craftsmanship of each pastry lends to a hand with utmost steadiness and preciseness. The also sell fantastic Japanese Soufflé Pancakes - they take time to make so plan for at least 30 minutes wait up to an hour on weekends. I picked out four of the pastries and the tiramisu. The pastries were all fresh and delightful in flavor. The lavender one was my absolute favorite - subtle yet flavorful. The tiramisu was a bit strong for me. Everything else was fantastic. Super super reasonable prices considering the quality.

The Ube cheesecake is a must try! The creaminess and flavor is so good. I grabbed a Hokkaido boba…read moretea to finish my errands around town. The treats from here are always so fresh and make my heart smile. The macarons are my husband's favorite since he doesn't like chocolate or cheesecake. I grabbed him a Ube cookie. I tried a chocolate mouse tart that was super light and airy that paired perfectly with a dessert wine. Try it you won't be disappointed. Small parking lot.

We're heading to Ashland, but we stopped in Beaverton for a quick lunch. As we're driving around…read morefor a parking spot, I saw something on the window, 'chicken'. I thought we'd go there for some to-go, and hubby found a parking spot, just around the corner, in the shade. As he was turning right, I also spotted a 'bakery' written on the window. I was thinking of waiting for him, in the car, and just grab a chicken sandwich. But, after he left, I decided to go inside the bakery to browse. He was standing at the corner, reading the menu of the shop, when I called him to 'Come over here!' I didn't know what I just walked in. Ooddles & oodles of cookies, cakes, pastries, sandwiches, like a one-stop bakery, cafe to-go. I started to take a video, of the whole shop, but sadly, as I turned it off, I realized I was just turning it ON! Instead of buying one sandwich for each of us, we ended up buying 4 of our 'look scrumptious' pastries that could fill us up. (Photos are not good quality, because I thought I was video-taping it. That's the result!) We each shared everything! We both agreed, it was probably one of the best lunches we've eaten. The pastry were still warm, the cheese in our ham was melting in your mouth. The spinach was just out of the oven. Everything was just wonderful! We will surely stop by here again, and buy twice as much, should last us a week. Maybe freeze some, so when we are tempted for some pastry, we are ready!

We will drive 30 minutes one way to come here but after the experience today Sunday February 22nd…read moreat 5:00 I think we'll try to find another bakery. My family came in needing to buy slices of cake we were ready to purchase and a line was forming and we were the first in line yet the workers were just standing in the back behind the cakes chatting. No one paid ANYONE in line any attention. We usually have such amazing service, quick, attentive, helpful. But maybe at the end of the day they don't look towards the door or maybe the tea was just too good to stop chatting about. Either way, hope they get trained to know when customers are lined up and ready to buy that they should try to get them taken care of so that lines don't form behind them.

Fun place for coffee and treats. Tables were clean…read more Service was pleasant. Looking forward to trying the savory lunch items next time.

This is in response to your 'form response' to my review, where I explained my experiences at this…read morelocation because I couldn't get a response to any of my messages in an attempt to avoid writing a bad review. The fact that you responded in that way to a very detailed review asking me to email 'details' of my experience shows just how little this company cares. You just post these 'oh sorry we fell short' responses and never follow up. My review did explicitly detail the issues and frankly I have spent way too much of my time already trying to get a response to the disappointment in a shop I have spent a lot of money in! Let's face it, your pastries are not inexpensive. But that's not really the point, as I am never concerned with price if it is something I enjoy. The point is the all around disrespect and the total lack of customer service. I left, as I said, 3 messages, and no one felt compelled to reach out to address or apologize for ANY of the issues I detailed, from the smashed, ill-packaged pastry to the fact that not one employee in all the times I was in there spending money since that location opened ever mentioning a rewards program- ever. So don't try to tell me you 'strive for excellence', that's just a slap in the face in what honestly already feels to be an already insulting situation. You couldn't even bother to respond to my email! Lisa

I'd been on a bit of a food bender. I got carried away at an overpriced sushi restaurant the night…read morebefore so I was riding high on over ordering. I got the braised beef taquitos. I really should have stopped there. They were very filling. I don't know what I was expecting but they are potato taquitos and topped with meat. A good amount of it too. The bummer is that it did not travel well. When I fit home I ate the crispy ends off but has the middles as leftovers. Almost like chilaquiles. The pork taco was very good. I like the microgreens on it. I was hoping the tortilla was fluffier but can't argue with handmade tortillas The fish taco was put together well but I am not a big fan of chipotle. It was glazed in chipotle and the slaw was chipotle so I was not a fan. For the size and quality the price is right. On par with any decent taco place around.

Dined in at Tito's Taquitos for the first time and I'm genuinely impressed. From the moment we…read morewalked in, everything felt intentional and welcoming. Ambience: The decor is colorful and vibrant without feeling overwhelming. It has that perfect balance of lively but still comfortable. It works for date night or mom's night out. The energy feels warm and inviting. Service: The servers were attentive, friendly, and efficient. Food came out quickly, but nothing felt rushed. You can tell they care about the experience. Food: The margaritas were simple but outstanding -- refreshing, balanced, and not overly sweet. The fried chayote completely surprised me. If you've never had chayote, it's a mild, slightly crisp squash. Here, it was fried golden and light with a tender bite inside. The dipping sauce was incredibly flavorful -- bold, savory, and layered. Every bite honestly punched my taste buds in the best way possible. Nothing bland here. We also ordered the braised beef taquitos, and wow. Crispy on the outside, filled with potatoes, and topped with flavorful delicious beef on top and clearly made fresh to order. Everything tasted vibrant and well-seasoned. Overall, ambience, service, and food were all top tier. We'll definitely be back.

Ugh so delicious and in a huge beautiful space. Service is quick and friendly. It wasn't busy when…read moreI was there on a Monday morning. It was likely after any kind of rush. Concha was amazing and not dry at all. The classic breakfast sandwich was also delicious! They don't skimp out on the portion. There were so many other pastries I also wanted try, but I guess I'll have to be back!

Finally got to come check out this new location in downtown Beaverton! (This is the old Pip's Donut…read morespace) I usually get their concha at the farmers market but it's nice to see more options at this brick and mortar bakery. Street parking only so it can be tricky during busy times (side note Canard is just across the street from here too!) The order counter is still the same but they rebranded the space with colorful murals against black backgrounds. As soon as you walk in, you see the plentiful selection of baked goods including turnovers, danishes, puffs, croissant, cookies, muffins, and various specialty breads. We came around Christmas time so it was so fun for my toddler to get the red and green concha! We ordered the chicken mole sandwich on a sesame baguette to share (Tu Mero Mole $14) - it was pretty big so it was plenty of food for me and my friend. Although I wish they had a "combo" option that came with a side (either chips or pastry) and a drink. The beans overpowered the chicken with not much avocado jalapeño salsa, and the queso fresco didn't add more flavor to it. Honestly the best part was the pickled onion and the fluffy yet crunchy sesame baguette. The pastries range between $3-$6 each which is very reasonable and we got 2 Conchas and 2 Guava Turnovers - both were very tasty and not too sweet! I would come back and try the other sandwiches and other popular pastries next time!

I have been aware of Japanese loaf bread but had not tried egg and other sandwiches made with it…read more Oyatsupan is our regional Japanese baker. If you visit you will find a very large selection of sweet and savory single-serving rolls-treats, sandwiches, and drinks. And they have thin- or thick-sliced loaves of Japanese white bread. It is very popular with families, eat-in, and takeaway. Families love to allow wide-eyed children to pick among options. They have a hygienic system of clean tongs and trays for your selection. The takeaway goes in nice boxes, honoring the tradition of Japanese packaging. I would have to say, I am still trying to figure out how to use Japanese loaf bread, in contrast to Italian or French bread. I grew up in a family of whole wheat bread. When I toast the thin-sliced Japanese bread, the inside is not done. So I'm experimenting with a short microwave after toasting. I'm also looking at what to put on Japanese bread toast. The staff is customer-oriented, parking is vast and they are near the Tualatin Parks and Rec facility to burn calories before or after. Unique, friendly, community, cool.

I didn't like any of the pastries we got, which was probably 5 pr 6 to sample from…read more Service is made of seasonal works looking for a gig, or it feels like it. None around seemed to care about customers. Crowded, probably because it offers sugary food at a lower price than others, but as anything else, you get what you pay for. Kudos for the variety of goods they offer. Overall not worth the time and dollars

We had such a fabulous time at Clockwork celebrating my best friend's birthday in early April! We…read morewere in on April 11th and every member of the staff was kind and helpful. We did the classic tasting without any add-ons except for mimosas while we were there. The highlights? We were raving about the vanilla scones (so simple, so good!), the meat pie, and the tea sandwiches. Every tea we selected was delicious and the pomegranate mimosas were a highlight for all of us. I encourage leaning into the theme, get dressed up, wear a fascinator, and fall into wonderland! Notes: reservations are highly encouraged due to limited space, so definitely make sure you reserve ahead of time! Allow extra time for parking - this is in the heart of downtown Beaverton and may require a little bit of a walk, but don't let that discourage you, keep circling and you'll find something, or settle for a nice little jaunt and enjoy the charm of downtown Beaverton.

What a fantastic gem this is!…read more Reservations are highly recommended and we had made one several months in advanced. We were in on a Saturday afternoon and nearly every table was occupied while we were there, yet it felt like we were the only table. The setting is very cool. There's so many hidden gems as you look around the space. Even down to their dinnerware and teapots. Each one unique and fun, enough to generate table conversations. Our server, Joey, was fantastic! He took the time to go over his favorite teas and answer any questions we had about ones we were interested in. I'm not a huge tea fan and I really enjoyed the one I got (birthday black tea-decaf). The food was so yummy! Our party were all so excited to try everything. The vanilla scone was the standout for me, but I did truly enjoy everything. My only caution is that parking can be a bit of a headache in the area so be aware ahead of time, but do not let that stop you from making a reservation for afternoon tea, it's worth it!

I've been to Karam Lebanese Deli & Catering many times, usually for take out. A couple times I…read morepicked up catering orders. They are super helpful on the catering orders! Today, my sister and I went to the art store around the corner. After we finished shopping, she mentioned she was hungry. I told her Karam's is around the corner. It was the first time I dined in. What I liked is that you order and pay at the counter. My sister and I ordered and paid separately. I knew what I wanted and the guy at the counter pointed out that they had exactly what I wanted. I wanted falafel over salad with tahini sauce. There was also a lemon dressing. It was vegan and gluten free. The falafels were huge and tasty..some of the best falafels I've had! My sister got a beet salad, lentil soup and coffee. She liked everything she got. I took a taste of her lentil soup, it was good. She took a taste of my falafel. She liked it so much that she got an order of just falafels to go! Most of the chairs in the restaurant were hard wood or metal. I found a couple that were padded. I require padded chairs in my old age..so appreciate that was available! Definitely will be back!

We've driven by this place so many times and today was the day that we finally gave it a try. We…read moreordered our food online and marked it for To Go/pick-up so I can't say much about the ambiance except that the place was empty. There were a couple of employees present and they said hello but that was pretty much it. So I'll just get straight to the point. The food wasn't the best. First, it was overpriced. Second, the lamb was very fatty. Honestly, it's almost like it was scrap meat. The pita tasted underdone and lastly, the Fattoush was off (the lettuce was warm in an old way, if that makes sense, and they completely forgot the pita chips that's supposed to come with it). I don't mean to be so harsh but I'm from Los Angeles so I know what good Mediterranean food should taste like. And maybe it's unfair to even compare... but I feel it's the best and only way to gauge how good a place is, and unfortunately, this place wasn't it. Honestly, the only thing I liked was the basmati rice and the fact that they serve Coca-Cola products. Other than that, I can't recommend this place. Sorry...

Loved this place. I had an amazing breakfast sandwich and would totally go back a second time. I'm…read morealso gluten free and I loved that they had gluten free bread options as well! The coffee and the tea selection was great and my tea was excellent. The vibe was welcoming but not too loud, so I got a lot of work done on my laptop. Great wifi network too.

I thought I'd give this place another try since my partner wanted to sit outside on a cold but…read moresunny day. We had a latte, a drip coffee and we split the most uninspiring, boring, dry breakfast sandwich I've ever had. All for only $30 with a tip. I'm used to paying for food because I know it's hard to make ends meet in the restaurant business but this was kind of ridiculous. It's a good thing the place is pretty because there's really no other reason to go there.

Black Sesame latte ( yum) And mango popping shaved ice with…read moreextra toppings Absolutely delicious. Great size for one person. Get the big one for sharing. The mango was so delicious and covered the whole top. There is self serve ordering which is very easy to use.

This spot is very nice and is clean and overall just good vibes, but I have come here twice and the…read morefirst time there was an issue with payment leading me to pay twice and come back for a refund, second time same thing happened. Unfortunately this seems common making ordering somewhat annoying. When I ordered everything came out except my drink, when I asked they said it wasn't part of the order and I needed to buy one, I was like okay... Ended up walking outside because I didn't want to wait again. But looking at my charge I definitely bought it. I went back inside to ask, but low and behold my drink! So pretty much the guy just didn't think to check and instead just told me to buy one. Not a super major thing just something that added on to my annoyance of the visit. The bingsu overall was okay, black sesame latte was not very good. The second time we had that same ordering issue and opted to just order with the cashier. We ordered salted caramel bingsu and strawberry injeolmi banban bingsu with condensed milk. I have my suspicions that this is neither of these lol. I asked for strawberries and only cause I didn't need a whole new one. They still brought out a new thing of shaved ice as well as strawberry. The lady who helped was kind. Not sure if there was any extra condensed milk in the shaved ice but it didn't seem like it. Anyways, overall feelings are neutral. The inconvenience of this spot has left me with no want to return. I would neither recommend or deter you from here. I urge you to make your own experience here.