This food cart is located in the Multnomah French Quarter next to Yoshi's Sushi. As I was getting…read moresushi, this place serves a variety of beers, sake, wine, and some non-alcoholic options, so I got the sake - Sayuri Nigori that has a creamy, smooth, and fruity finish, which paired well with the sushi from Yoshi's Sushi. For $6 for a glass, what more can you expect? The pour was fairly generous.

This review is long overdue. I've been a patron for sometime, but when I visit this cart I seem to…read moreforget to check-in. The owner is SUPER friendly and knowledgeable and always helps me pair my adult libation to my food. His cart is located in a food pod called the French Quarter in Multnomah Village. The prices are very reasonable, too. The menu is always changing, which I like. This week I enjoyed a Cavatica Stout (Fort George Brewery) that I paired with a steak meal - the stout was bold, black as night and delicious!! I paired quiche and salad with a lovely Kolsch (Ferment Brewing Company). It was bright, floral and super refreshing!! I highly recommend you try this place. Salud!!

The pizza had potential--super thin crust with that charred, wood-fired flavor--but parts of it…read morewere a little too burned for my taste. Still good, just not quite balanced. It also got really busy fast, and the whole place started to feel pretty hectic and noisy, which took away from the experience. Service felt a bit stretched because of it. Not a bad spot, but probably better to go during off-peak times if you're looking for a more relaxed vibe.

Rating each pizza we ordered. Diavola 9/10 - good balance…read moreof sauce, spicy, meaty -- great flavor Varese 8/10 - great combo gorgonzola and arugula Reuben 7/10 - great flavor, although the thousand island dressing is a bit overpowering. Meat Lovers 7/10 - meaty and tasty Affumicata 4/10- the belly did not make sense, looks fatty and unpleasant. Good sauce.

10/10!!! Service was fantastic and beers were so good! We are from Salem and stopped here on our…read moreway home and very glad we did. Highly recommend! We even got a sign to take home to remember the fun we had!

Oh. My. Gosh. this place is AMAZING! If you haven't tried…read morehard citrus do it now! I first tried their peach hard citrus last weekend in Eugene and immediately needed to try all of them! Lucky for me they were along our route for a trip this weekend so I was able to stop in and taste all of them. The girl at the bar was amazing and so helpful and knowledgeable about their product. The guava one is especially delicious as well as the razzleberry which I snagged a can of to bring home. Definitely looking forward to seeing this business grow and have their hard citrus in more places in Eugene!

We don't get out to this side of Portland very often but now when we do I'll know that this place…read moreis a solid lock for good food and good beer. Now while they don't have food coming out this establishment, there are several food carts in the lot and surrounding that you can find what you need. Back to the beer. They have quite a large selection of styles here. So much so I double checked with the bartender to ask if they brew all those styles or if they were hosting other breweries. Nope, all theirs. My wife and I are a sucker for a good west coast IPA so that's where we dabbled and found it to be brewed true to style. Nice and dank! Great seating options here, pretty typical interior but the exterior was super nice with great overhead heaters that came in clutch (in JUNE!!).

5 stars alone for the flight board being in the shape of Oregon…read more Love the food options out back. We grabbed some fries while we drank our beers Beer- was good. Not great but not bad by any means. Just was hoping for more and expecting more.

Growing up, I spent a fair amount of time around fire stations…read more My Dad was a firefighter. As a kid, that meant climbing around the trucks, knowing the difference between a fire truck and a fire engine, screwing around in the long-gone handball court down at Station 1, and thinking firefighters were basically superheroes. Strong. Brave. Fearless. And sporting absolutely bad ass mustaches. (For those of you who don't know, a fire truck carries the ladders, and a fire engine carries the hose. Trust me, firefighters are very particular about the distinction. They're also surprisingly proud of hose size. Honestly, who doesn't want to ride in the vehicle with all the hose.) There was a period in American history where every firefighter looked like he was either fighting a five-alarm blaze or auditioning to be the next Dirk Diggler. Thick. Powerful. The kind of mustache that could put out a five-alarm blaze and still have enough left in the tank to offer free mustache rides to the neighborhood ladies. It was magnificent. So, when I heard pFriem was opening a brewery in Milwaukie's old firehouse, I knew I had to check it out. Not for the mustache rides, mind you. At this stage in life, I'm not offering them for free and I'm not looking to ride one. Not in this economy. The old firehouse has been transformed into an incredible space. Too many historic buildings get remodeled into something so generic that it could just as easily be a bank, the office for the city of Milwaukie, or a luxury apartment leasing center. Or they become a McMenamins. Not this place. The massive doors, high ceilings, and creative use of the firepole (without turning it into a strip club)...it still retains some of the charming characteristics of a firehouse. Just one where the emergency now involves deciding whether my liver can handle one more pint. And speaking of beer, pFriem is pFriem. Easily one of my top 5 favorite breweries. Plus, the food is excellent. Years ago, firefighters gathered here waiting for the next alarm. Later it became city offices, which is admittedly a less exciting use of a firehouse. Today, people gather here for great beer, good food, and conversation. Honestly, that's a pretty great third act for an old building. Five stars. Still no mustache rides, though.

Part 1 Dropped after…read morea pageant I had judged. Time was pretty late 8:30ish I'd say. Had the Tropical Hazy IPA and it was delicious for a beer. John the bar tender said their Mac n Cheese was the best so I ordered it. OMG was it ever yummy!!! Took the rest home it was so good. Hands down better than Applebee's Returned today for happy hour and John was workin the bar and he offered me a new beer to taste. I ended up choosing the one I liked the first time in. Today I'm having the mini version of Mac n Cheese plus my favorite beer Come in and see these folks it's a great place to hang out. Outstanding and Friendly service

I'd give it 3.5 but I'm feeling generous so I'm rounding lol. The server who sat us was fantastic…read more Funny and sweet. We said we don't care where we sit. Anywhere is good. She said she's never been married but she knew that someone saying that to you is as close to marriage as she's gotten, in working this job. My friend and I both laughed because we have been married and both know. We ordered fries and both got a flight. Unfortunately my friend had to abruptly leave and we waited a few minutes to try to get the check but despite it being really really dead the server took FOREVER to get there!! That was why my score went down. The beers were great and the food was too. But the service wasn't. It was okay at best. Pretty disappointed. Because it's a super cute spot. I'd definitely go back.

We came to the Portland and in this specific case the Tigard area for when it was around my…read morebirthday which is an annual event. We hit a bunch of breweries and then go out to a nice dinner! Cooper Mountain Ale Works was one of the brewery stops and we enjoyed the beer! I got one of my favorite kinds of pilsners, an Italian kind! The name of this beer was Lucy In The Sky With Saphir. A fun name and it tells you what music and songs the brewmaster feels inspired by. Flavors to find in this beer are kind of a light buttery flavor (diacetyl), a natural sweetness, maltiness along with a clean finish. We got some really cool faded (acid washed maybe) black t shirts here for future representing for future brewery adventures!

This is the best restaurant in Tualatin. Great food, firs class customer service and my favorite…read morebeer.

Stopped on a rainy Saturday for lunch. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and parking. Nice…read moreselection of beers on tap. Despite being busy service was pleasant and quick. Prices are a little high and food quality is moderate. My salmon sandwich had a thick portion of grilled salmon on a buttered and toasted bun with lettuce and tomatoe for $20 with French fries. Kids meals are generous for $7.