Brunch in Beaverton
I like to support small businesses that also support my causes. Titos Taqueria and Dos Hermanas bakery. The food at both a 10. Customer service waa excellent. Best concha with chocolate chips and pistachio cream. The chiliquelles were divine Verde if you like medium Rojo if you want spicy. Don't forget to get your free whistle.
When exploring brunch options in Beaverton, supporting local businesses adds a unique community-driven charm to your dining experience. At Tito's Taqueria, the highlight for me was the chiliquelles, served with a choice of Verde or Rojo sauce. Verde offers a medium spice level perfect for those who enjoy balanced flavors without overwhelming heat, while Rojo is for spice lovers seeking a fiery kick. Not only was the food flavorful, but the customer service also made the visit memorable, emphasizing a welcoming atmosphere. Dos Hermanas Bakery, meanwhile, takes the classic concha to another level. The inclusion of chocolate chips and rich pistachio cream made it stand out as the best I've ever tasted. Such unique twists on traditional Mexican pastries elevate the bakery's reputation as a gem in Beaverton’s food scene. Plus, the thoughtful gesture of offering a free whistle to guests added a personal touch that reflects their customer care. Exploring these spots offers more than just a meal—it supports local entrepreneurs and their causes. Whether you’re a Beaverton native or a visitor, I highly recommend carving out time to experience these small businesses. Pair your brunch with a friendly environment and authentic flavors, and you’ll find these places not just feed your appetite but also warm your heart.
