Brickyard Tavern is always a win. The Happy Burger is delicious and the fries are seriously amazing…read more-- crispy, salty, and impossible to stop eating. They've got a full bar with plenty of drink options. I went with a White Claw this time, but their house margarita is usually my go-to and never disappoints. Great food, great drinks, and an easy place to kick back. Highly recommend.

I came here with some friends and ordered some appetizers and drinks, they were all amazing!…read moreThe vibe there was a little loud in front but the back room is cozy with a couple pool tables to hang out with. We spent a lot of time there and an employee named Lani (I believe it was) was absolutely amazing to us. She really made our night with her jokes and fun spirit! Their staff was super helpful with any questions and general chatting. They had a lot of good recommendations and were so welcoming to my group! I'm very excited to come back again sometime.

Ironically, I don't drink alcohol but what I love about the 649 is the variety of mocktails! The…read morevirgin love spell is my favorite drink and I get it every time. I've tried less of the food than the mocktails, but the Mac and cheese served fajita style on a hot plate was quite good. I also like the casual atmosphere and the willingness of the staff to go with the flow.

This I'd say, is a fantastic little hang out! Here's the 411 on The 649:…read more * Parking Situation * Although the location of The 649 is just "where the F" (eye-roller). Because it's somewhat hidden in the corner of a Safeway shopping plaza. Look for the Baskin Robbins or Wells Fargo ATM and your find it. Like other reviews, when busy, parking can be a bit horrendous. But in hindsight, I'm not gonna reduce a star just because of location. * Bar Food Menu & Dining * Their menu starts with shareable bites, like a pretzel, tacos, quesadilla, loaded nachos, and even a charcuterie plate. Slightly larger dishes would be their Cubano and Brisket Press sandwiches. They even have a few choices for soup and salads, and a couple of dessert items listed. Don't forget to check the chalkboard next to the bar for specialty dishes and drinks. As for dining-in, they've got sturdy wooden tables that can accommodate 4-8 people. Bar stools by the windows, and a fairly large outside patio area. And with the times I've been here, I've never seen a dirty table. Very well maintained (two thumbs up). A few TV monitors showing the game, but its not like a noisy sportsbar. * Drinks & Services* You've got your choice of craft beers that rotate like a standard tap room. They also have tasty seasonal cocktails, but their normal everyday cocktails are just as good. And if you're gonna have a charcuterie board, then you've got to offer a wine list option right? Well they got that too! One last thing to mention, they've got some top-shelf bourbon and whiskey. The 649 is a bar that offers it all! Service has also been welcoming and top-notch. I recall only been served by Rich, Steven, and Crystal, but they always seem to craft up some lovely cocktails. Or deliver some clean tasting everyday type of bar food as well. * Last Call * Normally in my reviews, I'd list every item that I've tried, with price included. But The 649 is such a unique type of bar experience that I feel you should try for yourself; To me, their offerings are reasonably priced. Dining in is nothing fancy, but service is excellent. It's a great hangout for a business date, of even after a first date. I've got nothing but love for local support!

if you appreciate mom and pop or local places, this is really it. they have a high sense of…read moreintegrity with they do and what the provide to their customers - which in my experience, has never failed. being located so close to the bg food cartel, and allowing outside food makes this place a gem. if you head to the restrooms, there are pictures that show the development of this taphouse along their walk and it is very endearing. i find this to be a great study space, when i plan to stick around for a bit. they are always super accommodating to guests, and go the extra mile to provide fun activities for all age groups to do as they enjoy the space. i would highly recommend this on a nice day. its best to explore the food carts and bring something back to the taphouse -- they have napkins and water provided, amongst other snacks to chomp on.

We went to a special Beaverton Pride/Chamber event, and what a fun night it was! The hosts were so…read moregenerous -- they provided huge pumpkins, carving tools, and paint so everyone could create their own artsy pumpkin. It was such a great community event! We grabbed dinner from the nearby food truck pods and enjoyed beer from the venue since they don't serve food onsite. I later discovered that there are QR codes on the tables for a nearby pizza place that delivers -- a great option for next time! We heard they'll be hosting some festive holiday events soon, and after how much fun we had at this one, we'll definitely be keeping an eye out for those!

yooooo their roasted/toasted corn is really good haha…read more i've been a fan of this place since it opened up, since its nearby. the great thing about it is that they do experimental beers that are super unique (& tasty) they allow outside food and often have rotating pop up food truck events that park outside on certain days one of my dogs is pictured at the counter! look for hugo the corgi

Went here after dinner for a quick drink. It was literally like 10 mins till last call so I landed…read moreon a flight. I honestly don't remember what I ordered but it's in the screenshot so just zoom in and you'll see it. If you can't, it's beer beer beer beer and beer. The beers are on the fruity side, so try some new ones if you're a boring beer drinking like me. Cool bartender who let us snag some samples before picking the final lineup.

We stopped in for Portland Mercury's Wiener Week to try their "Hop Diggity Dog" creation, and it…read morewas fantastic! The dog was topped with their outstanding beer cheese and crispy bacon bits, all served on a pretzel bun that is made in-house; truly, what more do you need? The beer cheese is the absolute star here; in fact, I'm convinced anything on the menu that lists it is really just a beer cheese delivery mechanism! This is a great location in downtown Beaverton with a very friendly staff. The service model is straightforward; you order at the bar and the food is brought out to your table, and then you bus your own dishes afterward. They also have a great selection of craft beer on tap to pair with your meal. We really enjoyed the laid-back atmosphere and will definitely be back to explore more of the menu!

Paul and I stopped in because my husband is originally from Buffalo New York and has an affinity…read morefor a good hot dog. Well, it happens to be Portland Mercury's Weiner Week and Lazy Days has a tasty hot dog special. The "Hop Diggity Dog" special was advertised at our local Beaverton watering hole so we had to come check it out. I naturally ordered a personal pizza. 6" Ricky Ricotta add hot honey is my go to. It's quite busy for a Sunday evening and I'm so happy this business is thriving. The beer cheese here is amazing and we both recommend the beer cheese nachos or the pretzel with beer cheese. At this point it's all about the beer cheese delivery system! I love that there is now some outside seating when the weather is a little better. Cheers!!

The outside is a bit intimidating since you can't see in but it's such a lovely place to get a bite…read moreto eat and a couple drinks! Their food is totally out of this world. I can't sing enough praise for their pretzel (and the sauce with it omg) and desserts!! The drinks are fun and well made, I fell in love with their lavender lemon drop. The waitstaff are so so lovely, they're very attentive and are always stopping by to make sure your needs are met. I cannot recommend it enough to anyone looking for a nice cozy place.

I really didn't like my grilled cheese . Just mediocre and…read moreI've had better Every bite I took I told myself that I could have cooked one myself at home.

one of the few bars in the downtown beaverton area that opens for late night drinks and food!…read more while i personally am not entirely a fan of the food selection and menu that they have, the place is still a stellar choice when you are out of local options. plenty of comfy seating and tables (both indoor and outdoor), friendly bartenders, and ample selections. i wasnt feeling to hungry when i popped in, so i opted for a side caesar salad and added avocado. the avocado was superb, ripened to perfection and presented beautifully.

Ambiance was lively. Staff was busy, but on it…read more We went for happy hour. I had the best burger and tots. Cider was fire.

Came here on a recommendation from friends. A very modern spot. I loved the snarky menu along with…read morethe signs for the bathroom. My friend recommended the pesto pasta, so thats what I went with. We also got the cheesecurd appetizer. The cheesecurds were nice & crispy. I really like the sauce it came with. My pasta came & at first glance it looked like Caesar salad. The pesto had good flavor,perfectly paired with the rotisserie chicken. The onions & artichokes gave it a good crunch. The portion was big, so I had enough for lunch the next day. Overall really good, try it out if youre in the area.

A dark moody bar located near the central shopping district with odd hours…read more This one opens late afternoon and is scheduled to stay open late into the night. However, 2 hours early the staff shut down the small dining area. Leaving customers packed into an uncozy space. The staff looked stressed and was overtly short on words. Thankfully our waitress was a one off. The food was cold and the old fashion was pretty awful (despite requesting my bourbon by name). Establishment definitely has potential if the staff can deliver.

Binary is located in downtown Beaverton off SW Broadway. I have not been in this area in a while;…read morethere are a lot of new eateries and housing developments. Binary has a very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere; the staff was also extremely friendly. Their food menu has a variety of options, from Mashubi, Tots to Burgers. I had the Stock Burger, it has lettuce, cheese, tomato, onion, pickle on a toasted bun. The burger had great flavor and cooked to my liking; I also added bacon. The burger was full of flavor. I ordered the Planet Brewtiful English IPA, good flavor Hazy IPA. they have a variety of options from sours to stouts. As you walk around the space, you will find a hallway that will lead up to a back seating area, lots of seating option are available depending on the size of your party. As far as parking, its first come first serve, keep an eye of where you park. I am looking forward to my next visit.

Was not expecting this level of food at a brewery. The pork egg rolls and the lemongrass smash…read moreburger were both incredible. Probably one of the best burgers I've had.

Lily has the memory of a steel trap and Hostess skills for days! I'm always glad to see her when I…read morestop in for a good meal and cocktail. She has full situational awareness that she carries with her throughout said days and it shows. She need not be smiling at all time, because her sincerity is her charm. It seems the entire staff trusts her to do right by all persons and they respect her authority (as evident per their efforts). The Kitchen - WOW. Much joy in the back of the house! Beyond the bar is a small and effective protocol for exclusively in-house, fresh prepped treats; always made per order. The (cheese) sauces for chips/macaroni on everything, all the time.

Sadly, something has gone terribly wrong at Happy Hour at what has traditionally been my favorite…read moregastropub in the Westside. For the past few months or possibly more, there is a server/closing-manager (male Caucasian, glasses, ponytail) who only reluctantly provides the HH menu. About two months ago, I asked when HH started, and he said in 7 minutes (i.e., it was 9:53pm). I asked how much I'd save on the beer I was contemplating if I waited for 7 minutes, and he said a dollar or two, so I told him I'd wait until then to place my order. It seemed like a pretty light day, yet he took a full 20+ minutes to come take our order -- it felt like he was punishing me. Last night, it was 10:10pm and I asked if there was a HH menu. He said "not yet." I thought he meant that they hadn't yet been published, but when I went to the bar to say hi to someone I know, I saw a HH menu already on the bar. I'd already ordered off the regular menu, and chose to not change to something on the HH hour just to avoid the conflict. I have no idea what is inspiring this behavior. Perhaps people who order off HH menus don't tip well? In any case, this new HH attitude has definitely dampened my enthusiasm for Fireside. Which is sad since it still has a great tap list and menu.