It was our first time here and the food was amazing along with the service! From the very…read morebeginning, the guy at the front was lovely and kind! the girl was also nice and friendly. Thank you for the service it left a good lasting first impression :)

2nd visit. I had the beef lamb taquitos ( half order). Very tasty…read more Service was consistent to our first visit (Great). The ambiance was very pleasant. Lots of interesting things to look at and music was calming and pleasant.

Well, Downtown Hillsboro has killed yet another pizza shop at this location…read more The first, Sizzle Pie, seemed like an anomaly, as parent company Sortis Holdings was going through tremendous upheaval and closing locations of many of its chains (Sizzle, See See's, Rudy's, etc.). But killing off Ranch--a chain that catered directly to this area's dumb love of ranch dressing on pizza and Abby's/Izzy's-style toppings overkill--suggests that Hillsboro culture may not be able to handle an actual, grown-up, big-city pizza shop. You cannot blame the presumed lack of foot traffic on Second Avenue for this. Now, with the exception of Pizzario--which makes the same small, wood-fired pizzas in the same space that its predecessor Earth Mother did, only with a focus on live music and cheap drinks--every pizza shop in Hillsboro is now located in a strip mall. Jersey Girl, the Schmizzas, Curry Pizza House, and Ranch's replacement, Society Pie: All in strip malls and all pretty much reliant on drive-up service or, with the exception of Schmizza's direct delivery, third-party apps. You also can't blame the culture of said pizza shop. Sizzle Pie was always going to be a tough fit here because of the metal soundtrack and kids behind the counter that the olds seemed fixated on hating, but Ranch basically was Hillsboro. It was $3-off happy hour specials, it video games for the kids (and Gen X/older Milennial parents), it was home delivery, it was classic rock. You can't even blame the location anymore. Grand Central bakery has now been there since the plaza opened and witnessed multiple pizza places come and go. While the first bar overlooking that plaza failed, the tapas place that took its spot has been going for more than a year and has been shockingly popular. No, it's just clear that good pizza isn't really Hillsboro's thing. When Ranch closed and Society Pie was announced as the replacement, there was some excitement about it being a suburban tenant, but there was also the reaction that the space was now playing down to its surrounding area. And that's a fair assessment. Both Sizzle Pie and Ranch came about because their founders wanted to make unique versions of existing pizza styles and managed to carve their own niches in New York- and Detroit-style pizzas. They produced combinations that challenged the customer and showed them new combinations of ingredients and flavors that are absent from the suburban pizza spectrum. Hillsboro rejected that wholeheartedly, despite a price tag that, per inch, was more of a bargain than Pizzario right down the street. Now it gets Society Pie which speaks to it in a language that the city understands. Ducks and Beavers, tech bro jokes (it's a picture of Ice-T because it's an iced tea fountain, get it?), local band posters and high school photos on the walls. And the pizza? Much like Jersey Girl or Pizzario, "good for a suburb." There's more effort than you'll see from a local chain, but maybe fewer beers, cocktails, and apps than your better Schmizza locations and nothing that will replace Lovely's, Baby Doll, Pizza Jerk, Red Sauce, Ken's, Apizza Scholls, Dimo's, Scottie's, or Escape From New York in your heart if you moved out here from Portland for work or what you presumed were better schools. There's a strong chance that Society Pie makes the third pizza place in this space the charm because it understands both what it isn't and what the neighborhood needs it to be. But if community spirit, slice specials, better signage, and dedicated delivery service still don't revive this pizza spot in the former bank drive-thru, then it isn't Portland or the pricing or the parking that are at fault--it's Hillsboro itself.

The pizza here is very tasty! I've never seen pickles on a pizza before but it's my new fav. I love…read morethe thick crust. We dined in and our order came out super fast. Cute little spot with a couple arcade games inside. Will definitely be back!

This place has turned me into a salad girlie. The salads look just like the photos. All the…read moreingredients were fresh, definitely no wilted lettuce here. The Steak it off salad was delicious and I'll definitely be back!

I was looking for a nice complete, plentiful, and fresh salad for lunch and that's exactly what I…read morereceived at Evergreens! I customized the Game of Ketones to include pickled red onions and harissa ranch and it was a great combo of spices and veggies! The only small confusion I got when ordering ahead it let me know to sign up for their rewards and I received an email to get 50% off, turns out it's 50% off after your first order. When I read it closer after the bold print, sure enough it says after first purchase and it's in my available rewards now so I will definitely be using that coupon when I visit again!

Not from this area, but desperately wish we had something like this in our area! I love the build…read moreyour own options and the variety they have. A hearty meal, a decent price, fresh ingredients. Some ingredients can be warm or cold (like the quinoa). The person who served me was also super nice--I took a while deciding what I wanted to add, asked questions about certain ingredients, and added a bunch of random stuff (like pickles with sweet potatoes) and got no judgement haha! Whenever I visit Portland, I'll always try to grab a meal here. Also, last time I came, I ordered a BYO wrap and refrigerated it so I could eat it the next day. A day later, it was STILL so good.

Fresh, tasty ingredients with customizable options for the build your own salad. Cilantro lime…read morevinaigrette dressing was delicious. You can get 8 toppings on your salad base and a $5 off your first order coupon signing up for the email list. Staff was friendly and the line went quickly.

I ordered the lamb gyro plate. I thought the portion was a great value. I enjoyed the yogurt and…read morespicy sauces on top. The tzatziki was fresh and the hummus was yummy too. If you are looking for a quick bite, this is a nice spot.

I've been here at least four times for lunch, and I'd have to state that this to me, is your…read moreaverage 3-star gyro joint at best. I'm giving a fourth star because the guy at the counter is always welcoming. The place is located within a busy Fred Meyer shopping area. So parking can be a bit busy, especially during lunch hours. There's Pho Tango restaurant, a nail salon, and a UPS store all sharing the lot. Inside dining is simple. Mostly tables for two or four. Clean table tops with the times I've dined-in. So no issues with service or dining. Regarding the gyros, they've got lots to choose from on the menu (and up on the menu board). I've tried their Lamb Gyro and Chicken Gyro for $11.99, as well as their Combo Gyro with chicken and beef for $13.99. I do love the fact that the pita bread is nice and warm, and the toppings were flavorful. But I feel the gyro slices are a bit small, not your typical long juicy strips. More like slivered shawarma cuts. I've also tried the Double Meat over Rice ($16.99) which consists of the chicken and lamb cuts, hummus, tzatziki, a little bit of lettuce, tomatoes, all on top of rice, with that warm pita bread included. Honestly, I thought this plate would blow me away, but it didn't. I mean their sauces were good, but I feel it needed a spicy kick to it.. Overall, Monte Gyro is a great little spot for lunch. Plenty of items to choose from on the menu and at reasonable prices. Dining is typical and service is exceptional. I'll likely be back in support of this local mom'n'pop shop.

Was a little busy when I stopped by. Decided to take that as a good sign. Food was definitely worth…read morethe wait. I can't see why they are in the "best breakfast burrito in Portland" conversation.

Quick Snapshot - Fast service, excellent food, and reasonable prices…read more Detailed Review - If you find yourself in the Hillsboro area, this sandwich shop is well worth a visit. The café itself is simple, clean, and cozy, with a small outdoor seating area available. Their menu features a variety of sandwiches and burgers to choose from. On a previous visit, I tried the elk burger, which was excellent. This time, I ordered the roast beef sandwich, and it did not disappoint. The bread was lightly toasted, the portion of meat was generous, and the sandwich itself was hearty and satisfying. Service was quick and efficient, making it an ideal spot for a casual lunch. While the space is modest, it is well-maintained and comfortable. They also operate a butcher shop next door, which has become one of my favorite places to purchase quality meats--I plan to review that separately in the future. Overall, I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

When I crave for lamb pizza, this is the spot! It was quite empty on a Sunday noon time but I also…read morenoticed it was quite hot and they have massive fans (no ac?) anyways, that won't stop me from eating lamb pizza! It was really good and super fresh since they're made to order. The pizza crust was extra crispy and chewy, it was delicious! It was very good! They also had a hearty portion of lamb on top with olives, too! Dipping the spicy sauce was not really needed since there's extra flavors but I do love that sauce!

Visited this place after a long time. This used to be one of my favorite places for Mediterranean…read morecuisine. Unfortunately it has become one of the worst in my experience. We had a decently large order amongst 7-8 people and sadly each and every order was really bad. Chicken was undercooked, shawarma was looking more like pan seared chicken that was rushed, lamb was cold, less or almost no seasoning and some orders had entire food cold. Very disappointed. Hopefully others don't have the same experience

La Provence is still a very solid breakfast/brunch place, especially out the burbs. The portions…read moreare still pretty hefty though prices have gone up over the years along with everywhere else. I avoid brunch on the weekends because it's just too busy and chaotic but weekdays are pretty nice. It's good, but not waiting for half hour good. I also come in pretty often for bread and pastries though you have to get in early or things will sell out. Service is always fine. I miss when they were open for dinner/happy hour because I liked their food back then.

On August 28th I was part of a larger (14) group planning on having breakfast to La Providence…read moreOrenco Station. As we dribbled in we found our table setup and waiting for us with paper menus at each place. Very nice except for the fact that the paper menus had no prices on them. Since they do not do separate checks, each of us needed to know the price of our breakfast (plus 20% gratuity) so we could give the correct amount to our group leader to pay the bill after the meal was done. There was some unpleasant discussion with the host about the menus and pricing and why we could not order from the regular menu. The hostess told us the kitchen could not handle large groups so we had to have a reduced menu...surprising since this has never happened at any of the other La Providences we have eaten at as a group. My feeling as were some of the others is we are certainly not valued here, and the kitchen is more important that the customer. Not a good way to start off the morning. The wait staff (very pleasant) took our orders and then in a short period of time began delivering our orders...I do take exception to the waitstaff handing the person their plate rather than sitting it in front of the person. This is never more apparent as when they tried to hand a blind man his plate which of course he could not see. How embarrassing and rude! My food came and after just three small bites I could no longer stomach the dish (Tiramisu French Toast). I stopped eating and pushed the plate away. I will note that another one in our group had the same dish and ate the entire thing. When the waitstaff came to clear our dishes, she asked me if I wanted a box. My reply was "no, the dish did not taste good". At that point she said "you should have told me and I would have gotten you something else". I was a bit indignant that she thought I should run her down somewhere in the restaurant to tell her about the bad food...it is her job to make sure everything is OK. (she never came by after serving the food to ask if everything was OK). So, my reward for sitting through the hostess abuse when we came into the restaurant and then being served inferior food was to pay full price for my three bites of food that upset my stomach plus a 20% gratuity. At the very least this meal should have been comped! This is just bad management all the way around. My family has been in the restaurant business for 50 plus years, if we treated out guests like this, they would never come back. AND I never will come back to this restaurant who is so disrespectful to the customer! Shame on you!!

Best burger in Beaverton, and you could argue one of the best in Portland. Always very welcoming…read moreand it being at Breakside makes for a great place to hang out.

Normally Farmer and the Beast make a great burger. But today they were poorly done. So greasy and…read moresuper salty they were not very appealing

Delicious healthy, flavorful food with lots of vegetarian and vegan options…read more I enjoyed the Thai Bowl with a medley of broccoli, carrots, green beans, and tofu topped with peanut sauce. Definitely fulfilled my craving for Thai food in a healthy way! Life's a Peach Smoothie was refreshing and perfectly balanced with mango, peach, lion's mane mushroom, cinnamon, apple juice and dates that gave it a nice hint of sweetness. The Mango Peach Lemon Smoothie had a very strong lemon zest flavor, I wasn't a big fan of it. I wasn't a fan of DIY burrito the Indian curry, guacamole, black beans, cheese, and BBQ tofu didn't blend well together (typing this out, I can see why!). I might get the Tempeh Royale Burrito next time or try out a safer option with the bowl. Looking forward to coming back and exploring the menu with more bowls and possibly another burrito!

Delivery! It took a bit of time to get here but I got a comfort bowl and queso w/chips. $31…read morew/delivery fees. The chips were unfortunately stale but I did get a bunch of sauces which were very good with the bowl. I got the braised beef add on, they coulda just gave me a bowl of that I would have been fine - it was very good!