Chill coffee house with friendly staff!…read more Ordered: -Hazelnut mocha -Cinnamon bun Pro: -Good coffee & fresh sweets -Was able to get a smaller sized ice drink accommodated by the staff. Thank you! -Plenty of parking Shop local! We're glad there is a non Starbucks option here. And they serve beer too!!

Cascadia Heights has surely become one of our favorite hang out spots since moving to Portland from…read moreCA last December! It's conveniently only 5 mins away from home which makes it easy to pop in a for a brew anytime (especially after the gym ). The staff are always so kind and welcome you with a smile. They have trivia on Tuesdays so it does get pretty busy but Scottie & Rich do a great job at holding down the bar to ensure that everyone can get a beer in a timely manner. They offer some snacks that's are great in a pinch but there is also a few restaurants in the plaza that you can order from to eat in the tap house. If you're looking for a great beer bar near northwest hills, Cascadia Heights is your go to!

Loved this place so much that we came right back again this week!…read more Our same awesome server was working again, Alyssa, and we were so happy that she was assigned to our table. She and everyone else at this restaurant are absolutely the best. They check in on you but aren't overbearing. We felt very cared for, just like we are old friends! The food was great again - came out fast, fresh and delicious. Our message to the team and owners of Ickabod's - thank you so much for a great experience. Your kindness meant so much to us. (And the food was amazing, of course!) We will definitely be back again soon.

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.

A great place to go for fun and good food. It's bar food but good. Make sure to pet the "owner"…read moreBella. She is the sweetest doggie ever!!

I took my team out for happy hour here. Not having been before, I erred on the side of caution and…read morereserved a table ahead of time for $30. Turns out it wasn't needed, but that's okay. They have a good selection of beer but the food offerings were a bit disappointing. There's a food truck outside that has a limited menu and average food. The environment was also underwhelming, as it was very noisy and somewhat hard to carry a conversation. Trying to find parking on the street was a joke and walking by homeless encampments on the way to the establishment doesn't exactly give the warm and fuzzies, but there's nothing they can do about that. We did not play golf.

I came in hoping Bleachers could replace our regular sports viewing place. I am just not happy with…read moreBWW in Beaverton, but two things will make me give up the search for a better sports bar...1) the size of the TV's. 2) Service, while being inconsistent, they actually come to your table to take orders. When I entered Bleachers, I sat at a table directly across from the bar. The female bartender seemed to act like I had to go to the bar to order my beverage and get a menu. She did tell me about the $2.00 Taco Tuesday promotion, but I was in the sandwich mode. I am not a fan of the bartender eating in front of customers, but that is what Bleachers is...basically a dive. The poker machines, or whatever they are, were all full. The bartender told me the Chicken Tortilla hot was not spicy so it seemed like a good choice with my Patty Melt. It was okay. I ate about 1/2 of it. The Patty Melt was loaded with onions, which typically is not a bad thing...but I couldn't taste the cheese, 1000 dressing or even the burger. It was at least served on rye bread. The thing that I noticed was that at least three people came up to the bar with an empty glass, wanting another. Two corrections...get the bartender in the restaurant as well to take orders and check on her clientele or add a server to take orders. I guarantee sales would increase, or maybe they are in the sales prevention program. Service was non existent and food was just okay. I will not be back.

I want to like this place mostly due to the location but the other day my experience was one that…read morewill make me think long and hard to going back. I was sitting at the bar listening to three customers, who were obviously regulars, making homophobic comments. The bar tender joined in the laughs. While I know Bleachers is not a "gay bar" it should work on making everyone feel welcome.

This Fields Bar and Grill is awesome! The staff is always super friendly and attentive. The food…read moreand drinks are great too. My girlfriend and I live a block away from it in the Pearl District and it's always so fun to go too. Also side note - my parents visited a few weeks ago from California and really enjoyed the experience here for a quick drink on a Saturday afternoon. That makes a difference for sure! The owner is always so nice too here. Keep it up!

6/22/26, work trip to PDX First visit to Fields…read more Found this local spot close to downtown area I was staying in. Fairly busy for a Monday night. Right off the bat I knew I'd enjoy it because there were TV's everywhere! Grabbed a seat at the bar, which was pretty active. Before I begin, I've gotta say the bartender, Lincoln (I think she goes by Linc) was fantastic. She was not only handling the bar but the entire restaurant! She was extremely knowledgeable and attentive to everyone, pretty amazing in itself. Linc recommended a local draft, RPM IPA, which was awesome. For dinner she quickly recommended the Kickin' Chicken Sandwich, which I agreed to. Kickin' Chicken is a must try if you visit this place. Super tasty, moist and not overwhelming with heat. Amazing sandwich and perfect size. It comes with potato wedge fries that are also really good.

I came in on a Wednesday evening on an off sports night and the bar was quiet. The music was…read morejamming classic rock through a good sound system. I started with a tall double Captain and Diet Coke. It was a heavy pour. Two thumbs up. Great way to begin the evening right. I can see this place packed on a game day. There are standing bar areas in between the actual bar and booths around the perimeter. For my dinner, I ordered some appetizers as I wasn't very hungry - Sliders and chicken tenders with an upgrade to garlic parmesan fries. Slider buns were crispy from the griddle. Little Hawaiian buns. The burger sauce kind of tasted like thousand island. Wasn't my favorite but I am not a big fan of anything other than ranch or ketchup. The chicken tenders were a tad dry but I dipped them in sauce and they were fine. Five came to an order. All of the sauces were all good. My Waiter was Brian who was also the bartender. He checked in on me a couple of times. He poured one heck of a strong drink. I was happy as a clam. This is my kind of place. Enjoyed it so much and the convenience of the location that I returned the following evening and ordered the same thing. I was helped by Christie. She was just as professional, attentive and cordial as Brian. I would most definitely recommend this restaurant.

We stopped by Independent Sports Bar to watch the Paraguay vs. France match, and it was a great…read moreplace to catch the game. We had a few beers, and the bartender was fantastic--she let me sample a couple before I picked one, which was really appreciated. The food was great too. I ordered the sliders and mozzarella sticks, and both were delicious. The atmosphere was fun, the service was friendly, and it was the perfect spot to watch soccer with friends. If we're back in Portland, we'd definitely come back!

It's a lounge. It's a bar. It's a game room. It's a restaurant. The Silver Birch wears a lot of…read morehats and I guess, depending on your mood, that's a good thing. I'll speak to the lounge/bar part here, which also has several different sides. First, the bar is your standard, modern-looking L-shaped counter, a bunch of stools, etc. it's not quite divey -- seems like it's aspiring to greater heights, though the dimly-lit tables and booths on the other side of the room would beg to differ. There are other tables out in the open, near the big window, better lit and with more of a restaurant vibe. It's all good; you got a nice happy hour, and above- average food for any bar or pub (hence the Kitchen) in the vicinity. The bartenders have all been spot-on, attentive but not pushy and a joy at happy hour. And yep, the chow I've had here to date has been resoundingly tasty, with the cod fish tacos (three) served up nicely slathered with lines of crema and paired with lots of avocado slices. Nice. Hummus plate was a winner too, the fresh hummus working against a nice, robust mix of fresh veggies. Plenty of food here. This is from the regular menu, which also sports a lot of familiar entries --- burgers, wraps, salads, fish and chips, even vegetarian options. Im down with this side of the Silver Birch; the actual kitchen/restaurant looks like it's on the other side of building (separate), so I can't speak to that but I would like to try it sometime. In any case, I like the joint better now than what it used to be, which was a Chinese restaurant; it's airier and lighter and has a better menu. There's karaoke, and the game room has plenty of entertainment. Also, it's located right on a roundabout, so getting into the small on-site parking lot can be a bit tricky.

Sadly the restaurant is closed at this time, this was a good stop if you're in Beaverton not sure…read moreif they're going to reopen at any point.

No shortage of body shops and auto repair businesses on this desolate stretch of Beaverton…read moreHillsdale highway, and if you're looking for a quick bite or a sit down breakfast it's slim pickings. Luckily there's The Clubhouse, a super casual sorta sports bar with a homey feel that serves diner type dishes without the dive bar atmosphere. The kind of place where regulars pony up to the bar at 9am and there's always that one guy in front of the video poker room (yes they have a sort of separate room). Lots of TVs so a good place to catch a game, decent food and a nice happy hour. Servers are awesome. The back room is more of a game room, with pool tables, etc, so a different vibe. They have their own parking lot too.

Always a fun experience and plenty of TVs to catch any event you want to see. Great drinks and…read morefantastic happy hour menu.