I enjoy the vibe at this place. It feels relaxed and rejuvenating. The bartenders are friendly, and…read moreone of them even walked up to me in the lobby area to ask if I needed anything. It was busy with a line, and I was tired of waiting, so I sat down for a while. One of the servers demonstrated excellent situational awareness; once he was done with the busy line, he came to me and asked if he could bring me anything. I was very impressed by his outstanding customer service. This is a great place for EV owners to hang out while charging their vehicles.

Kitchen closed, lack of staff. Would have been nice to know before booking a last minute stay at…read morethis hotel.

My friends host their annual galentines dinner here and it was my first experience! So much fun :)…read moreGreat food! Very kind servers! It wasn't too busy so it didn't feel overwhelming! Recommend for large groups :)

Their menu was not at all what was posted online - only vegetarian option was an overpriced grilled…read morecheese - wasted my time

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.

Good ambiance but terrible food and most of the people that tend to come in are pretty ratchet.read more

Didn't know what to expect when I heard of this new spot. It was my first time and I went in with…read morelow expectations but now I'm hooked! The back door was open so I slipped in and had the time of my life! Must enjoy back door entrance.

Stopped by to donate blood with the American Red Cross. Large parking lot, large entry way with…read morerestrooms. This location has two large dining areas and a wrap around lanai.

Hanging out at the benevolent Elks Lodge in Hillsboro. Watching the Blazers on one big screen and…read morethe Lakers on another, probably 10 big screens here. And definitely one of most delightful, ducky and friendly Elks Lodge I've frequented. And it's got a full bar stocked with lots of craft brews which takes it over the top compared to most other lodges @3.2 only. Why not, this area is Beer Nirvana. We got lots of great breweries here in the Northwest. 15 brews on tap. Huge dining room. And spacious and decorated professionally, really this Elks Lodge rocks! Hillsboro Elks got Breakside, Total Domination, Boneyard IPA's and Widmere Hefe if that's your speed! All good! Hey join an Elks Lodge! It's happening at any age! This is really really really a good one! Pool table and video games, all good! Bring your RV or Airstream and park it. Get it? We got it!

Pyzano's in Aloha is one of our family's go-to spots, and for good reason! The staff is…read moreconsistently friendly, always greeting us with warm smiles and providing top-notch service. It really feels like they genuinely care about their customers. While their pizzas are delicious, the real secret here is their fried chicken. I'm convinced it's one of the best I've ever had--perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. It's a hidden gem on the menu that not many people know about. If you're in the area and looking for a restaurant with a welcoming atmosphere, great service, and incredible food (including some of the best fried chicken around!), you have to give Pyzano's a try. You won't be disappointed!

Yes, because it's fun, there's always a friendly face, Lacey and Heather are my favorites behind…read morethe bar. Rath makes some killer fried chicken and she makes the pizza dough from scratch! But I worry about the kitchen cleanliness... if the floor is any indication... then... When Robert runs the KJ booth, you're going to have a good time! EVERY TIME!! He's got a large catalogue of music, but could do more to be on top of new music releases, as compared to other KJ Hosts. When Colt is there??? Enter at your own risk! He's so moody, and off-putting, there's usually no one singing, or like me I'll come see it's him, maybe stick around to sing 1 song and then leave. He takes too many breaks, he clearly has favorites, he doesn't seem to know how to set up a que , and also run a ticker at the bottom of his screen so people can know where they are in the line up... he actually will tell you to Go Away! He already saw you, and put your name in. Tell him your song when you're called. Then on another night, you make eye contact, and you don't want to get barked at, so you don't approach with your name... and then 2 hours goes by. There are only 5 singers, so you do approach and you're told that you're not ever going to sing if you don't tell him that you want to!!! This Guy?!?! Colt, you want to be tipped, so why are you so rude? I've asked you this question several times before. At least try. Anne now to the FILTH - The bathrooms! Awful! Usually not tended to, in an entire evening, as there isn't a body available to do so! Many peeps use neighboring establishment's facilities instead... The interior at Pyzano's was filthy dirty and begging for updates in 2010!! This place is Never Deep Cleaned. It's barely surface cleaned and vacuumed! BRING HAND SANITIZER! And WIPES or MIC COVERS, (available on Amazon) for Karaoke mics! The windows, floors, seats, table tops, mirrors and other wall accessories are layered in either thick dust, or sticky, germy, grime. The carpet has been worn so thin in areas, that it's torn and is hazardous! When you approach Pyz, you're slapped in the face with dirty, greasy finger-printed windows and doors.. PLEASE, just WASH YOUR WINDOWS AND DOORS!! It's not hard, just takes elbow grease if you're unable to pay for a service contract. Take pride in your business! Clean it up!! My neighborhood friends gather here. It's in my backyard. I want to bring more people, but several have been grossed out and won't come back. I'd like them to come back?! Wouldn't you, Ra?!

If you only hit one craft cocktail bar on your visit to Portland, make it this one…read more Wax Social is a speakeasy and vinyl listening lounge tucked inside a Best Western in the West Hills.. and I mean that in the best way possible. Super moody lighting, hundreds of framed musician photos covering every wall, warm comfortable seating, and a custom hi-fi sound system that will rearrange your expectations for what a speakeasy bar and listening lounge can be. It's a hidden gem in the most literal sense: no signage on the outside and nothing to tip you off as you enter the building. To find Wax Social you walk through the hotel lobby at 9900 SW Canyon Rd, up a staircase left of the registration desk, and look around until you find a frosted glass door marked "Listening Lounge." Open it. You'll be glad you did. Start with the cocktails. The menu is split between elevated timeless classics and original house creations, and both sections of this cocktail menu can bang. The King of Pain is rum-forward and finished with an orange coconut foam that looks as good as it tastes. The Watermelon Man showcases Japanese gin and elderflower in a refreshing and complex profile that's hard not to love. The Sweetest Taboo is a mezcal drink built around blue maize, red bell pepper, pineapple, and lime that hits that rare combination of bold and perfectly balanced. Light My Fire brings blanco tequila and Ancho Reyes together with habanero bitters for real depth. If you want to wander off-menu, they can handle that flawlessly too. Over several visits I've enjoyed a Paper Plane, Tommy's Margarita, Gimlet, Last Word, Too Soon, and others, all executed perfectly. On one visit, the guy next to me at the bar was visiting Portland from Sweden and ordered a Flip. I've been to a lot of craft cocktail bars and never heard someone order one. Clayton, one of the bartenders, didn't blink. Went right to work making a luxurious Flip from memory that the customer couldn't stop raving about. I was impressed. Clayton is also working on several rum-forward cocktails coming to the menu later this summer - I love rum drinks enough to say that sitting at the bar talking shop and the concepts he's tinkering with is worth a visit on its own. Full mocktail lineup, plus wine, bubbles, and craft beers. Now about the sound system. DJs spin all-vinyl sets of funk, soul, R&B, and deep cuts across decades on a custom hi-fi setup that sounds absolutely incredible. Even when the DJ is in full flow and the music is turned up, you can still hold an easy conversation with a group of six or eight people. I've been there with a large group in the back corner on couches and comfortable chairs and everyone kept commenting on it. The music is present and powerful and somehow never swallows the laughter and conversation happening around you. They clearly built this bar around the music. The food is a genuine surprise for a craft cocktail lounge. Think small plates/tapas in terms of dining style: you come for the drinks and next thing you know you've ordered half the menu, made a dinner of it, and somehow backed into a beautiful evening of food, drink, and music. Must-orders: ahi poke nachos, deviled eggs, braised pork gnocchi. Don't overlook the shaved asparagus and white bean salad with sherry vinaigrette, Manchego, and crispy shallots. Simple and elegant and every bit as good as the more indulgent plates. Steak bites and shrimp are worth ordering too. Bring friends so you can order more and share. Owners Sean and Travis are present most nights, greeting you at the door and checking in at your table. That care shows in everything here, including a staff that knows how to read the room. A few things worth knowing: parking is easy, the location is simple to reach from Portland or Beaverton, and the bathrooms are spotless. Open late on weekends. Whether you're planning a romantic date night in Portland, a special occasion, a group night out, or just a solo evening at the bar with someone who really knows cocktails, this is your spot. Among the best craft cocktail and listening lounge experiences in the greater Portland metro area. You've gotta check it out.

My new favorite spot! I've been here twice now with a large group, and both experiences have been…read moreamazing. Each time, I spoke with the owner to make a reservation, and the process was incredibly easy and accommodating. The food, drinks, and service were excellent on both visits. For such a small place with a tiny kitchen, they absolutely crush it! The bar was packed each time, yet everything came out beautifully and the staff handled it all so well. The atmosphere is such a vibe. there's always a great DJ, making it perfect for either a date night or a girls night out. The menu is made up of smaller plates, which makes it so much fun to order a variety of dishes and share with the table. The menu was a little different each time I visited, and honestly, there wasn't a single thing I didn't enjoy. The drinks are SO good, and everything is beautifully plated. The service deserves a special shoutout as well! We had the same server both times (woman with pixie), and she was an absolute doll. I will be back soon!

chi is one of the best bartenders ive encountered -- she pulls a lot of the weight and manages…read morethings solo. the customers (and i) love her! always accommodating and friendly. i lost my wallet here before and she was kind enough to keep it for me. karaoke night here is always a vibe!

We love fried shrimp, egg foo young and BBQ pork. Their egg foo young is excellent. However, many…read moretimes we call on Sunday evenings for take out and they are sold out. It has happened 2 weeks in a row. Their reply 'we were really busy today'.

Plenty of parking in the plaza it's located in. Upon entering, the staff was really friendly and…read morehad me take a seat anywhere I'd like. The theme made sense and felt very outdoor baseball themed with their tables and chairs. Ordered the chicken and waffles and while the chicken itself was juicy on the inside, the breading was very burnt tasting and tasted like old oil. The waffle was nothing special and on the soggier side.

Regular customers but first time at this new location. I'll admit that I'm not a fan. To start,…read morethe outside sign is very shy and easy to miss. Inside is clean, bright but impersonal and generic. Maybe they just haven't had the time to put their stamp on it yet. The upsides - there is table service now and the staff was friendly and welcoming. I've ordered their Country Fried Steak with scrambled eggs multiple times now. Still a very good steak and sausage gravy. Either the steak breading of the sausage gravy was maybe a touch more salty than usual. The eggs were disappointing- scrambled eggs should be fluffy due to constantly stirring over low heat in a pan - and previously they always had been. This time they were a overcooked dense, dry puck, It was as if the egg mixture was poured out on the flattop, left and flipped once. Still eatable with hot sauce. Over all - they did hit a ball, but definitely no home run. It's unlikely that I'll be back.