Eat & Drink in Beaverton, Oregon

Built to resemble a stadium, Big Al’s Sports Bar & Grill boasts wrap-around booth seating, and jumbotron, and offers game favorites such as wings, specialty salads, pizza, specialty burgers and sandwiches. Daily happy hour specials are offered on many food and drinks from the full-service bar.

Additional features include exposed trusses, metal decking, concrete floors, a painted sky ceiling, four 50″ HD plasmas, eight 42″ plasmas, AND an 14ft x 55ft jumbotron that can be viewed as three massive wide-screens or divided into any combination of smaller viewing screens.

Open daily for dine-in, takeout and delivery

Veggie Grill at Cedar Hills Crossing is a vegan restaurant featuring creative meat-free fare like plant-based burgers and wings as well as soups, salads and sandwiches.

Open for takeout and limited indoor dining.

Ate-Oh-Ate is a Hawaiian restaurant that’s part of Portland-based “Your Neighborhood Restaurant Group,” which includes Laurelhurst Market, Reverend’s BBQ and Big’s Chicken. Ate-Oh-Ate is dedicated to providing Hawaiian cuisine made with all-natural meats, fresh vegetables and authentic products.

Ate-Oh-Ate is open daily, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Thornton Family Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee roaster in the heart of Beaverton. The Thornton Family has been in the coffee industry since 1982 and wanted to bring their knowledge and passion for coffee to customers. Their roasting plant has a walk-up retail window that serves hand crafted espresso beverages, freshly brewed drip coffee, delicious pastries and wholesale coffee.

Open daily.

La Rosé Pâtisserie serves coffee and bubble tea and makes freshly baked delicate pastries and custom cakes. The shop is known for many Japanese-style treats, including fluffy Japanese souffle pancakes.

Insomnia Coffee Company brews coffee carefully and artfully using its own Dapper & Wise beans which are roasted right here in Tualatin Valley. The restaurant also offers bakery and dessert items including select vegan and non-dairy options.

Located in the Safeway shopping center off of Murray Blvd, the Murrayhill location is the newest Insomnia café with a variety of seating accommodating a quiet place to read, cozy booths for intimate conversations and easy access for groups. The busy center overlooks the Murrayhill Lake fountains, providing a beautiful nature walk amidst the bustling urban atmosphere.

Open for takeout and limited indoor seating.

Enjoy authentic Thai food at this locally owned and operated restaurant. Thai Roses Cuisine offers many curry and vegetarian options. Delivery is available within a three-mile radius (minimum $30 order), and catering is also available.

Open daily for takeout.

Fresh Thyme Soup Company features soups, salads and sandwiches all made from scratch. The daily soup menu offers five or more soups, with at least one hearty meat soup, broth soup, thick cream soup, vegetarian soup, and everything in between. Not into soup? Try the salads, breads, deli sandwiches, and Panini grilled sandwiches. There are also many gluten-free and/or vegan and vegetarian options. Everything is made with all-natural ingredients making them both healthful and delicious.

Open for takeout and delivery

The second location of Mikiko Mochi Donuts is now open in Beaverton. Known for their innovative, cake-like donuts–made with sticky rice flour and coconut milk–the donuts are gluten-free and many are dairy-free. The flavors change monthly.

Mikiko Mochi Donuts is open daily, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.