Nice selection of drinks. Wish there were a QR code to check out the tap list selections. I like that you can grab food from the food carts and come inside to sit if it's cold outside. There is a cute lil area by the fireplace to sit or outside by the firepits.

Love this spot to meet up with friends and after showing off the area. There's a food cart pod out back, indoor seating, and more picnic benches in the front of the space. I always get good service at the bar here, and the area itself stays clean, despite the traffic it gets. There's a solid taplist, and a handful of cocktails that are available. Over the summer I was a big fan of their sparking paloma, but typically go for their West Coast Best Coast if its on tap, or a cider. Really great space year-round with fires in the food cart pod, dog-friendly, and outdoor lights that keep the ambience.

Great food carts and excellent beer. We were there on a night when a live band was playing - near the food carts it was a little loud so we opted to sit outside of the building on the picnic benches. Lots of families, dogs, and people having a good time.

Beers are delicious here as usual. Nice food cart setup in the back and cool hangout bar. There's trivia night on Tuesdays and it's pretty fun. Bartenders are cool and great knowledge on the beers. Check it out

One of the quickest routes to success as a beer brand in Old Town Beaverton is to realize that beer is the least of the area's needs or concerns. Raindrop has an amazing, community-oriented taproom a block down. Lazy Days (formerly Ex Novo) works the brewpub model a block in the other direction. Loyal Legion bravely soldiers on with the bar-based restaurant model in an area that nominally knows how to order at the bar. The giant cart pod two highways down has a huge tap selection. John's Bottle Shop is now right down Hall. If you bypass Cedar Mill to get here, you're going past Great Notion and Von Ebert. So how do you survive as a beer brand surrounded on all sides by beer? You diversify. This is the first Breakside taproom I've seen where beer is roughly half of the drinks menu. Seltzers, ciders and simple cocktails comprise the rest, which takes a page from Loyal Legion's firm embrace of a full-page cocktail menu and upstairs speakeasy. In a neighborhood filled with sit-down restaurants and take-away options, Breakside curated some of the best food carts in the area. It briefly had Matt's BBQ on the property, but currently boasts a lineup including Proof Pizza, Tito's Taquitos and the Farmer and the Beast that would be marquee carts in the pod several high-speed lanes away near Beaverton Central. Breakside diversified its offerings for a rapidly diversifying neighborhood and went from being yet another brewery/taproom to an intriguing option on the area's ever-shifting map. For those who don't typically bring their own food to cart pods or breweries, it should be a great fit.

Great location. New as of last year. Shaded outdoor and indoor seating with at least 5 food trucks to choose from. Not uncommon for there to be live music too! Good beer, good food. How can you go wrong?

Love this outdoor space connected to the food carts right in downtown Beaverton! The beers on tap are all great as per usual, I got the passion fruit sour and there is indoor and outdoor space to sit in this area. Order inside with the lovely friendly staff at the bar and you can choose wherever you want to sit: picnic tables by the food trucks, benches by the fire pits, outdoor seating right next to the brewery and bonus it's dog friendly too! Great place to get some brews and great food!

Totally delighted!! This is the new kid on the block in Beaverton. Plenty of shaded seating outdoors and many food truck to visit. Breakside has an inside bar with icy cold AC. Our first visit and we'll be back! We ordered a personal size sausage pizza from the red truck (Proof Pizza) and it came out hot and criss-cross cut in nine squares. Excellent! Just right for a lighter meal. Also, from green truck (Farmer and the Beast) a Smash burger with Fries. The burger was outstanding. This is going to be the one to beat this summer for me. Fries were "regular" size and cut, and came out hot. A great side to the burger. My fav Breakside IPA was just steps away and together we had a pleasant and fun visit!! Can't wait to go back.

We love to come here for drinks with friends! Sitting inside is nice because it usually gets busy and the environment is just happy people hanging out! Outside by the fire is definitely a favorite spot too!

Let me start by saying this, I have been here 4 times. Actually served 3, and twice been INSIDE and twice outside. Once the service was a 2/5. The bartender inside, shorter with glasses and dark hair, seemed like he did NOT want to be there NOR serve us. He also seemed bothered that we came in. Once the service was very good. The bartender inside was friendly and we had great drinks. And the female bartender making our spicy margaritas was really chill and nice. And the first time, when I determined my loyalty to Breakside and to BRAG like heck about them and their new location was ABOVE AND BEYOND SERVICE. Now I HOPE I'm getting the name right, but Tyler was working outside at the beer truck. He was very friendly, he answered all my questions, and was just really really nice. Fast forward to us finishing our food from Chubby Bunny's cart there in their super LUSH outdoor patio. I was there with my 8 & 10 year old. Well I had dared to go use the restroom, and said "be careful and don't so anything stupid." Really?! Why say that MOM!!! The outdoor restrooms are VERY nice. Super clean and SUPER helpful that they have ACTUAL restrooms versus porta potties. ANYWHO. I come out of the bathroom to see my son faceplant onto the turf after "attempting" some flip or something on one of the bike racks. KIDS DON'T DO THIS!!! He immediately starts WAILING and he looks up and blood just starts POURING out of his face. (in hindsight I'm SUPER glad this was a Wednesday afternoon with like 4 other people there besides us) SO I do what any mom would do. I calmly go over to him to assess. (he screams EXACTLY the same for a gnat in a room he's in as he has SCREAMED For broken bones.) SO there is WAY too much blood to know what's happening so I say "let's go in the bathroom bud." So I take him in to get LOTS of paper towels while I try to call his orthodontist. No answer. I try his dad, calmly explain he needs to be seen and that he's REALLY hurt. Long story short he twisted part of his lip and cheek into a bracket of his braces AND the wire was sticking through his lip. Oh dear. While I was dealing with this, Tyler got my daughter a huge beer Stein full of ice and a large Ziploc bag and also brought a first aid kit over. He checked on us several times, asked if we needed them to call anyone and was SO helpful while I had a bleeding and screaming kid. That made me a BREAKSIDE customer for life. Thank you Tyler. (Jack was totally fine. His orthodontist patched him up and fixed him.)