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Farhaan (DroneFate)

Deadstock Coffee in Beaverton delivers an experience that goes beyond just good coffee. The moment you step inside, you’re welcomed by a spacious, well-designed environment that feels both energizing and relaxed. Thanks to the large glass walls surrounding the café, the natural sunlight pours in beautifully, creating a bright and uplifting atmosphere that makes you want to stay a little longer. I ordered an iced mocha and was impressed by how well-balanced it was. The espresso had great depth without being overly bitter, and the chocolate complemented it perfectly—rich but not overwhelmingly sweet. It’s clear the team puts real care into their craft, which makes a difference in every sip. The layout of the space is another highlight. It’s much larger than many other coffee shops in the area, offering plenty of seating whether you want to work, catch up with friends, or just relax. One particularly unique feature is a separate area that includes a barbershop chair and shelves filled with sneakers, adding a creative and cultural vibe that feels very intentional. It’s not just décor—it ties into Deadstock’s broader identity and gives the space character without trying too hard. Overall, Deadstock Coffee Beaverton nails what a modern café should be: a place where excellent coffee, thoughtful design, and a creative spirit all come together. Whether you’re a coffee enthusiast or just looking for a bright, inspiring place to spend time, this spot is well worth visiting. I’m looking forward to my next visit.

Bailey Eckert

The best coffee shop is finally in Beaverton! You will want to become a regular here, trust me. The coffee (& other drinks) are amazing. The staff are literally the nicest people you will ever meet and the space is perfect. There’s lots of space to grab a drink with a friend, a big group or setup shop to get some work done. Cannot recommend this place enough. It’s also sneaker/sports themed as a bonus. Lots of fun Easter eggs all over the shop.

Annielu Herrera

Nice second location of Deadstock. With ample seating and a separate “quiet” work table. Coffee is good and so are the vibes

C.R. Steele

This was a first time visit on a rainy Sunday afternoon. It wasn't too busy at all, but the service was very slow. The lone young man working didn't seem experienced and would've benefitted from having a partner. He was very polite though. A more robust selection of baked goods would also go a long way towards making it more homey.