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!

Absolutely not what I expected, but in the best way possible. This spot is attached to a coffee…read moreshop I occasionally stop at, but for some reason I didn't realize they were connected until today. After driving by a million times and seeing their cute "Wine Shop" sign out front, I decided to stop by for a 5pm "You Earned This!" drink. I had imagined this place to be a tiny counter serving a few wines, but otherwise filled with bottles of wine for purchase.. Not quite sure why I thought that. Regardless, I was wrong. Immediately upon entering, you see plants and a greenery wall to take photos with (if that's your thing). Personally, I love it. It's a smaller space with a few tables (coffee shop after hours vibe). Definitely a good place to go decompress after a long week, which was exactly the setting I was looking for. I was surprised to see that they didn't just have wine, but delicious cocktails and a small selection of food. The Marg cocktail was superb. I'll absolutely be back to try their food.

The wine shop is an awesome hangout spot with a great vibe and tasty options!! The owners & staff…read moreare incredible people and make every customer feel welcome. The charcuterie board and cookie is a must try!! Highly recommend

I love this place! Adorable, small town small business feel with great wine, good service and yummy…read moreafter-work bites. They have lots of regular events to check out and have been a neighborhood staple for a long time for all the right reasons. Under new ownership, their menu has been revamped and has great new additions plus (I think) more fresh local ingredients. Highly recommend and will be back on any occasion I can! Also, they allow doggos on their patio

What a mess...staff is clueless... Absolutely, no hospitality.\nTo expensive for what it is\nJust…read morean unpleasant experience all the way around

8/14/26 - Bethany's Table is more than just a neighborhood bistro, it's a wonderful place to enjoy…read morehigh-quality food in a warm and comfortable atmosphere. We started with the family-size Smokey Roque salad. Everything tasted fresh, and the blue cheese dressing was flavorful without being overpowering. The homemade bread arrived warm and delicious with just a touch of salt, I could have eaten the entire loaf! For our entrées, we ordered the Spicy Sausage Rigatoni, Pork Ragu, Al Tartufo, and the pork chop which was the special for the day (forgot the name). I chose the Vongole, and it was out of this world! Pasta with clams is one of my favorite dishes, so I thought I knew what to expect, but this version was so much more flavorful. The herbs added wonderful flavor, while the hint of lemon enhanced the dish without overpowering it. Every clam was open, so none went to waste. When my plate arrived, was sure I would have leftovers to take home but I enjoyed it so much that I ate every bite including the pasta!! The restaurant's website says they use "fresh, high-quality ingredients sourced from local, sustainable, and organic farms," and they absolutely live up to that promise!! The reception area may seem small when you first walk in, but don't let that fool you. We sat in the dining area on the left, but the other side has a bar, additional tables, a small private dining room that seats about a dozen people, and another larger dining space. The restaurant feels cozy and inviting while still offering plenty of room. Alex, our server, was wonderful. When he learned that my brother and sister-in-law live nearby and had visited before, he took the time to note their names. It was a thoughtful touch that made the experience feel even more personal! We walked about 15 minutes to the restaurant. It was a fun way to begin and end the evening, and no one had to drive after enjoying wine and margaritas! Bethany's Table is worth supporting not only because it's a neighborhood bistro, but because they do an excellent job!! The atmosphere is welcoming, the food is beautifully prepared, and the fresh, locally sourced ingredients truly shine!! We'll definitely be back, sooner rather than later!!

Came again with my vendors, party of six. This time food was MEH but what swing this to never…read morecoming again was our waiter Came early and our party of three had appetizers, when the rest of the group came took forever for waiter to come and take our order. During the whole dinner not once asked if I wanted a refill for my wine or cocktail, gotta say first time ever I can a waiter being so lacking

Flora is one of my favorite speakeasy-style bars in the Beaverton area. It's located above Loyal…read moreLegion, and part of the fun is the experience of getting in. You need a reservation, and when you arrive, you're taken through a hidden door and upstairs into a much darker, intimate cocktail-bar setting. Depending on your reservation, you can sit at the bar or at a table. I've been a few times now, and I really like the atmosphere. It feels completely different from Loyal Legion downstairs and has that secluded speakeasy vibe I'm looking for. They also have a great cocktail selection. On my most recent visit, I tried the Rude Boy, which was a newer drink on the menu. It had great flavor and was really well presented with the garnish. I've tried other cocktails here on previous visits and have enjoyed those as well. Definitely a place I'll continue coming back to and would recommend to anyone who enjoys craft cocktails and speakeasy-style bars.

How romantic this place. If you're looking for dimmed lights and a place you can hear yourself,…read morethis is it. Intimate and secret. If you wanna take your side chick or dude no one will know. The bartenders will keep it hush hush Enter one way get out the other way.

Stopped by for happy hour on a Friday. Got lucky and found parking next to the building. FYI -…read moreParking can be difficult around here, plan to walk. There are two outdoor sitting areas. One surrounded by food trucks, and another under a tent. If you are ordering beer, you'll need to place your order inside the building by the cashier. They have plenty of beer options and a few drink specials. The place gets busy as the evening progresses. They have some great food options from the food trucks... from Pizzas, Hawaiian plates, burgers, etc. I ordered a speciality larger + the $16 'Westie' pizza from the Proof Pizza truck. The pizza was delicious. The beer was refreshing. They also have a number of bathrooms that were clean. Everyone I encountered was helpful/friendly. Will be back.

Poor customer service and a lack of professional training by bar staff. Mgr usually parks herself…read moreat end of bar and judges customers upon entry. Food trucks pften run put of items early. My single star is because A..... is obviously pregnant. Please congratulate her if you stop in

This place is alright, beer selection is decent and the service is pleasant enough. The issue is…read morethey use really strong smelling cleaning products and it ruins the taste of whatever beer you're drinking. I left there an hour ago and I can still taste Pine-Sol in my mouth. Anyone that has worked in food & beverage/hospitality knows better than to use strongly scented chemicals during service. The customer should be able to taste what they paid for.

This place is in the perfect location but is lacking the environment to bring in a fun crowd. A…read morecouple booths, TVs, and some music would do wonders here and I would come much more often.

It's been a love/hate relationship for me and the OMP over the years, but I gave it another shot…read morewhile looking to catch a mid-day World Cup game; a cool spot preferably with happy hour and easy parking. OMP checked all the boxes and I gotta say they've stepped up their sports bar bona fides: I counted 14 screens spread across the entirety of the place, which is pretty huge now that they added a game room at the back. The covered patio's pretty sizeable too. Anyway it turned out to be a decent call, as I got a great view of the game, cheery service from the staff, and a nice, cool, uncrowded environment (middle of the day and sat inside). Unfortunately they haven't stepped up their food game, and my garden salad felt like it was straight out of a bag, mostly iceberg lettuce and a tomato or two for color. Meatball Sliders were ok, but I'll also cut the OMP a little slack; these were happy hour items AND, it is a pub. Order accordingly and you should be good. 4 stars for service and views, 3 stars for food.

Old Market Pub &Brewery has been around for quite a while. It looks like 1994? That's when the…read morecraft beer scene was slowly emerging and getting a customer base.. before the over saturation that came later. This brewery is in a part of Portland we don't usually go to so there were lots of breweries that were new to us to try. Steve and I had lunch here. I saw that they had a pretty deluxe grilled cheese sandwich and that sounded great. With a few different kinds of cheese and tomato this sandwich proved to be more involved than I thought but it was good! Steve and I then shared an order of onion rings... man I haven't had those in a while and they were not disappointing at all. The beer... yes that was what our primary draw was to come here for. I got the the Row 14 which is a rice lager and this particular rice lager was Hopped. It was good! It had that nice graininess that you get with a rice lager in the flavor profile but with it being hopped it's a bit more bitter... a bit more of a bite. It wend good with the meal! We had another Old Market beer. This one was the Dark Ritual which was a dark lager. This was another good, solid beer also. Flavors to enjoy with this one are coffee, maltiness, roastiness, sweet with a smooth body. The restaurant location is cool. It's nice and spacious and comes across as kind of a college hangout (though I don't know if it really is). It also looks like you might even possibly get live music on certain nights. Old Market was a good, solid visit and is worthy of a return.