Coffee & Treats in Beaverton

Not all desserts can be shaken out of the bottom of a sadly empty bag of Panda Grams. Today's Groupon treats your sweet bicuspids to $12 worth of frozen custard, frozen yogurt, coffee, wine, and beer from Tart Dessert Bar for $6.

Sweetness Bakery and Cafe calms the aggressive urges of sweet-tooths with cupcakes. Pick up a single small cupcake ($1.50) or experiment with genetically enhanced super cupcakes that grow to be as large as 10 inches in diameter and can serve 12–14 cake-eaters ($32). Full-sized cakes come in many flavors, such as lemon poppy seed, banana coconut, and peanut butter, and can be filled (raspberry preserves, vanilla custard, chocolate mousse, and more) before receiving a sweet-icing hairdo (orange, vanilla, cream cheese, chocolate ganache, and more). Sweetness Bakery and Cafe also serves delicious breakfasts and lunchtime sandwiches. Begin your day with the curry scramble with roasted peppers, caramelized onions, and roasted potatoes ($8). Move on to a midday meal and bite your sandwich teeth into the Darlin', which unites a homemade challah roll, turkey, bacon, cheddar, and avocado with honey mustard and mayo ($6.50 a la carte, $7.75 with chips and a cookie) or the Fo-Po, which has salami, whole-grain mustard, mayo, roasted red peppers, Swiss cheese, and lettuce ($6.50 a la carte, $7.75 with chips and a cookie).

Pacific Pie Company specializes in handmade sweet + savory pies. We use great local ingredients and farm-direct meat. Have a quick bite from our Pie Cafe or sit down for a meal in our Pie Bar.

Caffé Brioso's coffees are rich and flavorful, delicately roasted by Bellatazza in Bend, Oregon, to fulfill each bean's sweet potential. This charming spot's menu also offers infused leaf drinks from Dragonfly Chai and Tao of Tea as well as baked goods from local yum-station Marsee. Pick up a breakfast pastry ($1–$2.50) to go with your espresso or fit inside your favorite chullo hat. If you get too hopped up on sugar and caffeine, this veritable apothecary can balance your humors with a pint of local beer or a glass of wine.

Posies offers all the cozy satisfaction of a mid-winter bear den, where a sleepy bear drinks herbal tea to rest his tired paws from a long day of being a bear. Green window frames are punctuated by vintage furniture, sturdy tables, and warm lighting that sprinkles down upon the cafe's trays of sweetly frosted cupcakes and tea leaves. Customers can use free WiFi or check out a charming children's corner as they snack. A cup of Ristretto Roasters coffee begins or propels the day ($1.25 for a small mug), while a glass of Pilsner Urquell unwinds a long evening ($3).

Guapo Comics and Coffee's café slings made-to-order munchies, many of which are organic, for both breakfasters and lunchanados alongside an impressive and constantly updated collection of local zines and indie comics, making for an environment of taste-bud and brain-bud stimulation. The breakfast menu offers essential endo-engine fuel for the day ahead, including an egg sandwich on a bagel ($4), an egg sandwich on an English muffin ($4), and oatmeal ($2.50), best washed down with a banana, strawberry, or blueberry smoothie ($4). Guapo's lunch feeds stomach-books with paninis ($4) and pita pizza ($4) topped with such fresh yums as feta, turkey, ham, and hummus. Additionally, Guapo Comics and Coffee summons the power of locally roasted organic beandom, serving Allann Bros. Coffee Roasters, an Albany-based coffee company since 1972. While customers sip the café's heady brew juice, they'll have a chance to catch up on email or web comics with complimentary WiFi.