I went to the club for the first time with an existing member and had an amazing experience! The…read moreclub is split between a cave of wine lockers and a tasting room, both of which require exclusive access from members. The wine cave is temperature regulated and spacious. High ceilings and lockers that require tall ladders for access. Each locker has rows that are a depth of three bottles. The tasting room is sophisticated and classy. Upscale decor with plush seating. No windows but there is a fireplace and they offer spirits for those who need a break from wine (is that a thing?). They have a server there five days per week (Tuesday to Saturday). If someone offers to take you to this club, you should enthusiastically agree. One of the most interesting places I have discovered in all of Portland in a very long time.

Sokol Blosser decided to have one of their wine pick-up parties at the Boundary. This was…read moreespecially nice because it saved my friend Jeannie a long drive out to Dayton. Perhaps some folks from wine country may have made to the Portland metro area. They provided a nice charcuterie platter. One of the cheeses was very soft and spreadable and another cheese that had a waxy appearance but was not a hard cheese. The spreadable cheese seemed to be a goat cheese with a very mild flavor, it was slightly earthy and sweet. I know, what a weird combination, but it was super good. Based on the other a cow's milk cheese and had a very mild and forgettable flavor. But it's probably for the best to serve safe flavored cheeses at such parties. The ambiance at the Boundary was really nice for a wine tasting/pickup party. There were overestuffed chairs next to a fire in the fireplace, and plenty of seating around the bar. There was always someone staffing the wine pouring stations. Hopefully other wineries will take note and hold its wine pickup parties close to downtown. The Boundary is the perfect venue. 2022 - Review # 24

Saving lifes one day at a time. When I was lost, they found me. When I was blind, they took me by…read morethe hand and showed me the path. When I needed answers, they gave me the insight to find my answers based on my needs.

Love the fact that this place is here for our community. This club is a great place to get to know…read morepeople on the right path and feel more comfortable in tour own skin. It helps saves lives and I hope it stays around forever. Totally recommended to anyone unsure of the idea of making it regularly here. For more information, inquire within!

It was very nice. Big steam room awesome!!!!…read moreThe open showers was super plenty of room and lighting. But not very many older men

If you're into a bunch of creepy old men, this is for you. Otherwise it is a complete waste of…read moremoney as a young attractive guy. $31 to wish you hadnt come. Staff was nice, the members were gross. Maybe try theming night more and letting all men under 30 years old in for free always.

So, this is a club for super rich people to hob-nob with other super rich people. Now, most of…read morethese types of clubs are filled with old grey-haired dudes who made tons of money when they were younger, and are dark, dimly lit, hardwood floored, walnut paneled walled, stuffy, boring, dungeons. Arlington Club is the exception. This place is bright, cheery, and brimming with beautiful architecture, design, and artwork. I'm lucky enough to have a super rich friend who had me over for lunch one day. The lobby is spacious and open, and meeting rooms are well appointed for comfort. Natural light abounds throughout the building; it's as if light is more valued than darkness. Many people at this club are younger, hipper, and friendlier than other ritzy social clubs. The service in the dining areas is exceptional and the food is impeccable. Truly one of the finest dining experiences in Portland. If I were super rich, you can be sure this is the club I would join. In the meantime, I can't wait to get invited back.

My husband and I married here a few months ago. The space is stunning, quiet; yet in the middle of…read morethe hustle of city center. Every space was well designed and modern; rare for a club that is as old as Oregon. Because my father-in-law was a member, we were able to have our wedding here. If anyone is a member, I recommend having your wedding here. The second floor dining room overlooks the stunning Park Block. Simply gorgeous.

I love the couple who runs this game cafe! They're always so friendly and welcoming. Their food…read moreis amazing, the milk tea is phenomenal, and there are so many games to pick from. I keep coming back over and over for the last few years. Feels more like family than just a place of business. I have nothing bad to say, highly recommend!

Everyone needs to go here. Amazing place with tons of games. We went here for just a little bit of…read moretime we had to fill, but not only were the owners extremely nice, food looked great, and the absolute massive library of board games is phenomenal! We will certainly be back, and in greater numbers.

Well, this is just about the coolest thing Portland has to offer right now! Summer has hit the…read moreCentral Eastside in the most magnificent way imaginable with the opening of Portland Plage. The site hosts 13 truckloads of sand, 4 inches deep, spread out over 19,000 square feet. You'll find beach chairs, lounges, private cabanas, pools and a bar! What a perfect way to celebrate the summer! The beach is open to all ages, but they do offer beverage service. There's a rotating selection of DJs throughout the day, and the entire space turns into a night club in the evening. Visitors will find small wading pools, towel service and showers to clean up. No dogs are allowed. I'm absolutely thrilled about this pop up, and will be returning to the club in the evening to check out the after hour vibe!

Fun bingo nite at the beach. Great snacks. A hoot and beats hanging at a bar! Friendy peepsread more

Friendly people, bingo is the greatest Here!! Try the Carmel corn it's awesome!! 7.00 to get your…read morepacket and extra games 1.00 each.

I attended a meeting at Greenhouse Gatherings a few days ago. It is a beautiful space, a little…read moreoasis in the city, and I had a great time. Lila, who runs the space, is a great baker and offered delicious cookies (including gluten-free options) and a fruit torte we loved (also some amazing caffeine-free beverages). I plan to attend a craft event there soon. I totally recommend the space. Thank you!

Such a beautiful space! I attended a botanical craft session there and was overwhelmed with the…read moresimple beauty of this place. Surrounded by fruit trees and fragrant herbs and Lila's wonderful iced teas and snacks. It was so well decorated and the ac unit ensured our comfort the whole time. I would definitely go back! Thank you Lila!

We have been members for years, and this social club is top notch!…read more The wine club & program is unmatched, and our F&B is a sommelier with wine tastings every Wednesday. The chef is amazing and creative - I love the foie gras French toast, the steak tartare, the tomato cheese bisque, and the seasonal rotations are amazing!!

This is THE club in Portland for fun social events, great business community, genuine relationships…read moreand a new chef (stolen from another prime restaurant).

This non profit business does great things for the community and I love supporting and volunteering…read moremy time to help out. Well organized and clean. Thank you for all you do for our community.

Went here with an elderly person…read more Obtained from a Lutheran church off-Canyon Rd. (later thrown away) Cornflakes - contained yellow dyes, malt syrup - partially genetically engineered Offbrand 'pancake syrup' - 1st ingredient - high fructose corn syrup. hell to the no Apparently, the church gets donations, and purchases food from Oregon Fraud Bank. They purchase in bulk - canned food which contains the poison high fructose corn syrup. Most of the food at this location is heavily processed. Inspect your so-called food - how much is actually edible from these locales? Produce here was slimy and wouldn't even touch it for further inspection. Someone tried to give me products like laundry detergent and omg reallllly processed and chemical smell - had to leave. Why not just give out gift cards to a grocer's. Give people real choices - could buy a lot in bulk for $25 or $30 bux. "Long-term food bank users risk nutritional problems" https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/mar/18/long-term-food-bank-users-nutritional-problems-balanced-diet