YUM! this place is my favorite place in Beaverton to eat. The only con is they keep refilling the bread and i eat too much. everything has a very home made taste and feels like i am having a family dinner in Italy. For the average dinner: Real Italian food rely on the taste …
Category Archive: Pizza
Mar
29
John’s Incredible Pizza – Beaverton
BEAVERTON – John’s Incredible Pizza, a family entertainment restaurant, will open its first store in the Pacific Northwest in late March, the company announced Friday. The 46,000-square-foot store at 9180 SW Hall Boulevard replaces a former Circuit City at the Washington Green Shopping Center. The company has 10 locations in California. Oregonlive.com – read …
Feb
13
Nonna Emilia Ristorante Italiano – Beaverton
have been going here for years. It’s the closest thing to my Nonna’s Italian cooking I have found anywhere. It’s the kind of place you think about and start to crave. Their lasagna is by far their most amazing dish. I have also enjoyed their gnocci which is a close second.Pizza here is great too! …
Aug
30
Giovannis – Beaverton – Pizza – Italian : Lunch Link
If you are looking for fancy fine dining, this place is not the place for you. However, if you appreciate wholesome homeade food, giovanni’s is perfect. I’ve been there a few times and each experience has been a pleasant one. The soups, dressings and sauce are all made at Giovanni’s, and you can tell. The …
Jan
14
Beaverton Lunch Links: Mingo in Beaverton
Located between the light rail line and a parking lot, in the most suburban setting imaginable, Mingo has a different feel than Caffe Mingo: more spacious, less lively, more like a lot of other restaurants. It’s an attractive place, all soft grays and beiges, with sweeping glass outside walls, along with a full bar, which …
Jan
08
Beaverton Lunch Links: Brunch at DeCarli Restaurant
DeCarli resides in a stately brick building that hints at the charm downtown Beaverton must have possessed before it became a highly trafficked network of car dealerships, outmoded furniture outlets and banal chain stores. The Italian-leaning restaurant opened two years ago, winning over suburban dwellers hungry for authentic dining experiences, not bottomless salad bowls. The …




