Excellent service. Great coffee. Regular food. Transcending decor. Easy parking…read more Following my friend Dennis' recommendations, my wife and I drove to Baristopia to enjoy an afternoon coffee and snack. SERVICE What captivated me at first, beyond the super clean premises with everything neatly organized and accessible, was the friendliest service that included a smile from ear to ear and banter, something I haven't experienced in many months, maybe in a couple of years! To top it off, we didn't wait but 2 minutes after paying, and our entire order was ready! FOOD The espresso double shot was exceptionally delicious. Creamy, foamy, the right balance between sweetness and bitterness. We tried the Blueberry Hand-pie ($5) and it's, as you'd expect, sugary and crunchy, however is no match to the Date Sugar Scone ($4.75) which was highly recommend it, the best in our opinion! The Zucchini muffin ($4.75) is deceiving as it looks like chocolate but it tastes like you're eating healthy. It has little pieces of green something, to demonstrate that it's actually vegan, and probably made by vegans. And the label says that it's vegan. And did I mention that it's vegan?! The Mocha needed sugar to add up to the sugary chocolatey flavor of major coffee shops. Not really my favorite, but then again, I'm here to try real coffee as recommended by my friend Dennis! ENVIRONMENT Super clean and organized. They have an amazing music selection playing and one can bring their coffee home to make, as they have a good selection of whole bean coffee bags from around the world to choose from.

Beautiful interior and spacious, would be a good place to study based off my time there…read more Good coffee However the cashier/barista who served us today was extremely rude and lowkey angry. Felt as if we were an inconvenience, and it really soured my time there.

Good Day Yelpies!! You can go wrong with good brunch a cup…read moreof coffee and shopping for plants. Service is a bit slow but I'll chock that up to being busy. Spring brunch was a great choice with bacon. Very refreshing and well put together. Cheers The Dutchman

Second time coming to Cornell Farm Cafe, and probably the last (except to grab some pastries to…read morego). Hostess called the wrong 'Sarah' after waiting 50 minutes for a table, which is fine, mistakes happen, except she forgot to put us back on the waitlist which meant we had to wait even longer for a table. When we finally got seated for breakfast, we were told the kitchen was a little backed up so it would take a little longer than normal for food - we waited over an hour for our food to come, and no one came to provide us with an update until we asked for it. We stopped in for brunch around 10:00 on a Friday morning and didn't leave until almost 1:15 after waiting to be seated then waiting for our food. I will add, the Denver omelet (vegetarian with fried tofu instead of ham) was really good! We also loved the strawberry scones and chocolate chip cookies. Like I said - I would come back to grab some pastries and a coffee, but probably would not recommend this place to eat.

Came on a Friday night with a friend because I saw that they had DIY spring rolls. I was visiting…read morefrom LA and we have a few places that offer that but I absolutely love making my own spring rolls. Their parking lot is pretty small and holds about 5-7 cars. We got lucky and pulled into the last open spot. There were a good amount of people inside but we were seated right away. They have a little shop area in the front that was super cute too. Their menu is pretty large but in the best way. There's literally something for everyone from spring rolls to pho to banh mi. My friend and I each got our own DIY spring roll set and I got a cup of beef pho broth with an order of rice noodles to make a mini bowl of pho for myself on the side. The spring roll set comes with 4 sheets of rice paper, fresh veggies (lettuce, basil, cucumber, pickled carrots), rice noodles, your choice of protein (we chose pork sausage), and dipping sauce. The pho broth was flavorful and the noodles were cooked perfectly. The spring rolls came out amazing and were so filling. My only suggestion would be to have the carrots shredded instead of sliced to get a more even distribution within the spring rolls. But overall it was a fantastic meal. I definitely recommend giving it a try!

Tan Tan Cafe & Delicatessen is my go-to spot for Vietnamese food in Beaverton, and it never…read moredisappoints. The restaurant itself is clean, modern, and welcoming, with a comfortable layout that works just as well for a quick lunch as it does for a relaxed sit-down meal. Service is consistently friendly and efficient, and the food comes out hot, fresh, and full of flavor every time. My usual orders rotate between two favorites. The #74 Cơm Bì Sườn Chả is a must. Perfectly grilled pork chop with great char, paired with shredded pork skin and Vietnamese meatloaf, served with rice that soaks up all the flavors. It's hearty, balanced, and incredibly satisfying. When I'm craving soup, I always go for the #40 Phở Tân Tân Đặc Biệt (Phở Special). The broth is rich and comforting, loaded with beef meatballs, eye-round steak, brisket, flank, fatty brisket, soft tendon, and tripe. It's one of those bowls that hits every note and keeps me coming back. A nice bonus is their house sauces. They're so good that they actually sell them, and you can even find them at local grocery markets nearby, which says a lot about how popular they are. If you're looking for consistently great Vietnamese food in Beaverton with solid service and a clean, modern atmosphere, Tan Tan Cafe & Delicatessen is an easy recommendation.

What a hidden gem of a cafe. It's easy access and parking from the highway. Quiet with lots of…read morecomfy seating and free-WiFi. Located in a large multicultural church. There's about 8 people here now, all of different races. Whenever do you see people of all colors just get along? I just ordered the ham and cheese panini, and it was awesome. I was very tempted by the strawberry matcha drink, but will splurge on it next time.

From the owner: Village Café & Workspace is a multicultural place of community for meetings, remote work, or…read moreconversations. We provide an inviting place where you can relate, reflect, and refresh.

This is a quaint and delicious place for breakfast or lunch. On weekends, the wait (and parking)…read morecan be a challenge, but the wait is worth it. Their breakfast sandwiches are delicious, and they serve great coffee. The Croque Madame is a treat if you're there on the weekend!

Came here on a weekend and it was popping despite it being sort of hidden. Great vibes, love the…read moreeclectic, older cottage, vibe. There is seating in the back too so don't be intimidated if there aren't a ton of open tables when you first walk in. That being said it fills up pretty quick so I'd definitely recommend going early on a weekend. the food is sort of where it missed the mark for me. I had the Ham Breakfast sandwich and my wife had the croque madam. Of the two, I'd definitely recommend the latter over the former. The sandwich was sort of underwhelming. The eggs were indeed fluffy as described but -it was really one-note. The croque madam was pretty good though.

The food was good. Had the Original Benedict. My friend had the Willamette Valley Bowl, Both were…read moretasty. I would come here again for sure.

I never noticed this restaurant before but it is in Scholl's Plaza. So happy we gave it a try! The…read morefirst thing I noticed is how family friendly it is. I mean there were at least 50% families dining while we were here and all the young kids were very happy. Most seemed like regulars and knew exactly what they wanted. I tried the lemon ricotta pancakes, loaded with blueberries! They were huge and didn't taste too lemony or too sweet. I really enjoyed them. Hubby had the chicken fried steak and said it was very tender and also quite tasty. He ordered it with pancakes instead of hash browns. It also came with eggs to order. A lot of food for sure! Prices were very reasonable for all the food we got. And the staff were very friendly and attentive, especially considering how busy they were on this rainy Sunday.

In an area with great places to eat, this place is the best. The staff is sweet and doesn't accept…read moretips - prefer I leave a review That aside, the food & the coffee is BOMB! Thank you for having such a wonderful place to enjoy!

I'd previously come here to get coffee after a haircut but I had never tried the food. Decided to…read morestop for brunch with my husband after a dr appointment. First the location, I already knew the parking situation was less than ideal. Finding a space to park can be hard. Now the ambiance, this place is very utilitarian, it serves it's purpose. There is no charm or decor. Seats are also uncomfortable. The coffee here is really great. If the parking situation were better I would see myself coming here for a latte more often. The food is also pretty standard brunch options. Small menu but a good variety so everyone will find something they like. Service was fine. it didn't take too long to get our food. The food itself was good. I'm trying not to be cheap but I felt the price for my breakfast was a bit high and the upcharges for things was quite steep. I had the Spanish Scramble which could have been a dollar or two less than I paid.

This neighborhood cafe has amazing food. Its waffles are amazing, including both sweet and savory…read moregluten-free options. Options for vegetarians are delicious. Meat-eaters will love their fried chicken.

I came across Gigi's Cafe after a long morning at OHSU…read more It had been busy oddly enough on Wednesday morning as a large group was celebrating an engagement. I love their complimentary mini waffles. I ordered their chicken sausage scramble that came with grits, sauteed greens, and mini waffle. I have never been the biggest fan of grits but Gigi's grits were pretty good. As far portions, it's not too much which is great because I left not feeling overly full. Next time I'm back I look forward to their cornbread jalapeno waffle.

Impressed by the variety of drinks and the quality across the board. I ordered a latte, my friend…read morehad the Biscoff latte, and the kids enjoyed mango and strawberry shaved ice, they finished them in minutes. The new Dubai cookie was amazing and definitely worth trying. I also discovered they offer a seasonal menu, so I'm looking forward to coming back for the Fruity Pebble and black sesame lattes. Parking was limited to paid street options during our visit, but the space itself is quiet and cozy, ideal for studying or working. Service was warm and welcoming throughout.

Now that I discovered this cute coffee shop, tucked away on a quiet street in The Pearl across from…read moreFields Park, I have stopped in several times after my morning workout at LA Fitness a few streets over. Their seasonal pumkin pie latte is so good, I've yet to try any other coffee drink! Since that's what I'm craving this time of year, it's why I'm here. The traditional fall flavors are spot on! They are meticulous in the preparation, always creating a cute snow bunny out of the frothed cream. And that makes me smile. Even though I recently discovered it, others are already in the know as the space is always filled with people coming and going. Easy parking right in the street out front.

I waited a couple weeks to write this review so I could be fair about my experience. The bottom…read moreline is that I would rate their food as a six, and my service a one after being blown off by not one, but two employees. The whole experience just was a major turn off. Had a rough start. Walked in to the side of the restaurant where you can't see that it's an order first, then sit down place. A staff member, who we later learned was the chef, waved his arm in the general direction of the restaurant and said "We'll get you a......" and then trailed off as he saw a friend, made a beeline over to him, gave the guy a big hug, and then proceeded to completely forget that we exist and have a lengthy conversation. So now we're standing partly in the restaurant with no idea as to where we should be. So awkward. I almost turned around and left, but finally a waiter directed us to a seat and said he'd bring menus by so we sat awkwardly until we realized we would have to go up and order. He never did return with those menus. Although the food was delicious, the whole experience left me with a terrible taste in my mouth. To be treated like an inconvenience by the chef himself is beyond insulting. He sat for the entirety of our meal at his special table, entertaining people and greeting those that came by to grace him. The whole thing just was elitist, awkward, and frankly, rude. The quality of the food is still not enough to bring me back based on that kind of experience.

I attended a special event here with a guest chef and a prefix menu. It was my first time visiting…read moreand I will definitely be going back. The space itself is on the smaller side. It was comfortable with low lighting and the space didn't feel loud or crowded. The service was fantastic with several people visiting our table throughout the experience for various reasons, all incredibly friendly. The food itself for this particular event was Korean fried chicken, caviar, truffle fries and bubbles. Everything was great but the fried chicken was some of the best if not the best I've ever had. It came with the caviar and 3 other sauces (I'm a sauce guy!) which were all fantastic. We also ordered bread pudding for dessert which was not a part of the prefix and all agreed it was insanely yum! I want to go back for brunch and I will definitely keep an eye on their special events to go to more knowing how great they are! Only note is they are in a small strip mall and have a very small parking lot, so prepare for street parking nearby.