Populairste comfort foodrestaurants in Beaverton

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.

I knew nothing about this place in advance. All I knew was that it was Italian. When we arrived, the service, the ambiance, the atmosphere, the FOOD, the reasonable pricing, it was spectacular. I am a foodie, born and raised in PNW, this is truly my new favorite place, and their whiskey bar next door is the icing on the cake. Check it out. You’re welcome.

I have a deadly allergy to nuts, and the server and the chef took good care of me. We have been here many times and have never had a bad meal.

Great service and very good lunch. Brix never disappoints.

Cascadia is in an upmarket hotel focused on business travelers. It is fairly typical of that genre in design and motif. Of note, the restaurant was refreshingly quiet. The staff were attentive and friendly. We ate at Cascadia for Thanksgiving. They served a buffet dinner that was tasty, but not exceptional. The turkey was pressed and formed breast meet sliced thin. The dressing was very nice. Normal Thanksgiving sides ranged from uninspired salads to a very pleasant variety of desserts. Still, at a price north of $50 per head, I expected something more. Nevertheless, my wife and I plan to try out Cascadia for a date night. I will leave another revue then.