Best restaurants near me in Beaverton, OR

Incredible little gem! We were hesitant to go because the menu is small, but it did not disappoint! Food was amazing, drinks were very good and the service was above par. The meatballs are a must! Do make a reservation, as it is very small. Highly recommend and will be in our weekly rotation for sure!

Choose your tea and sit back for a wonderful relaxing experience. The soup is whatever the kitchen decides to make that day. Today’s was tomato basil served in a tea cup. It was excellent. Then, the tea trays were brought. We each got selection of savories. One is always the traditional cucumber sandwich, then an egg salad in a croissant, a ham and cheese on wheat, a sandwich of creamy feta and tomato and one other. There were also mini broccoli and cheese quiche and turkey pot pie. Thipose we’re hot and delicious. All are beautifully presented small portions and were excellent. Then a sweet selection of mini blueberry scone and ??? and fruit tart with a selection of Devonshire cream and raspberry preserves and lemon curd. Also mini and so wonderful. There were also macaroons, assorted. Everything is one or 2 bites but there’s so much, and it’s all delicious, you’re very full when done. Your tea keeps on pouring and you have a restful, relaxing. Day to enjoy.

We really enjoyed the experience. Food was great. Very nice guy running the restaurant that night.

What a delightful surprise to find this little gem tucked inside an unassuming storefront in Downtown Beaverton. Inside are six charming tables, an attentive chef and staff, and a delicious and sometimes surprising tasting menu. From a perfectly seared scallop to a delicious vegetarian "meatball," the meal was excellent and the staff were so nice. The 70's playlist added the perfect vibe to a relaxed but special meal. Loved that they have a "half glass" wine pairing option. At the end, the eggnog semifreddo with a gingerbread wafer cookie was the best dessert I've had in a long time. The pairing with the Godfather cocktail was inspired. I can't believe this lovely spot wasn't on my radar sooner!

Theres’s a surprising depth of Burmese food in NYC. After having it in abundance in San Francisco I was pleasantly surprised to find a high quality Burmese restaurant in a Portland suburb on a random trip so I booked a team dinner here. The food was better the second time and I plan on coming back any time I’m in the area.