This is a great market with a mix including every day essentials and a wide variety of…read moreinternational options. I come here when I just need something quick, when I want something to take to a party or when I'm craving hummus, labneh or baba ganoush, which is often! I like the deli section so much and have been slowly working my way through trying many options. The carrots are a favorite!

Great deli counter service, to pickup takeout. A large variety of options…read more I ordered the chicken shawarma bowl. It was delicious and quite hardy. You could easily split this with someone or get 2 servings out of it. The fresh pita bread out of the wood fire oven, and tzatziki sauce were great additions.

Thank you, Lisa! You made my mom very happy and the food was excellent. While my family stands over…read moremy shoulder telling me what her name is in 9 different ways, she was amazing with service that you don't find all that anymore. Raised on my mother and grandma's german food, they did it better here. Mom agreed. We'll be back for more food, desserts, and beer. If you haven't been here, why deny yourself?

We've been trying to go to this place for months. It's on the smaller side and the weekend…read morereservations go fast. We had a surprise Friday night open in our schedule and so I called early in the week and got one of the last spots. I love chicken jagerschnitzel ("hunter" mushroom wine sauce) and was excited to give their version a try. (Note: there is a $2 up charge to get chicken schnitzel instead of pork tenderloin.) The sauce was a little different than I'm use to but it was still very good. But the Spätzle was amazing; very buttery/creamy and so magical in the sauce. Probably the best Spätzle I've ever had (including all that I've had in Germany and Austria!) My husband got the schnitzel and wurst special and enjoyed his meal. We decided to share the coconut cream cake for dessert and it was delicious. The decor in the restaurant is fun and whimsical. Make sure you use the restroom and see the fun paintings in there as well! Parking is street only and a little tricky to find. We drove around for a bit and ended up parking a few blocks away in the neighborhood.

Local sushi, sashimi, and rolls in Multnomah village area! Yoshi's sushi offers fresh ingredients,…read moreunique flavors, and authentic expertise in Japanese cuisine. Love salmon sashimi, jumbo scallops, and spicy tuna rolls.

This is some of the best salmon I've had in a while. One special roll, two nigiri's and tamago cost…read moreabout $45. Make sure you call ahead of time and ask for the specials. Will definitely be returning. Yoshi was so nice!

This place is retro, shabby, comfy, and delightful. Here in the heart of the Oregon craft beer…read morescene, this place is the flagship of all things sold that come in a sealed container. Thousands of options here in one gigantic marketplace, and something for everyone! The marketplace itself is quite dated. Yet it is eclectic and quirky. It is welcoming and irrefutably very memorable. There is a dedicated area to serve beer on tap with a list of about 12 options and then there is a restaurant with a limited menu. Mostly things like burgers, sandwiches, and other common pub fair. There are vegetarian options available. When your order is ready, they use an overhead mic that is resemblance of something that you would hear over the loudspeaker at an 80s rollerskating rink. On site, there are bathrooms and areas for seating that include bar tops, high tops, and even a couple of comfy couches. There is an outdoor patio that is very inviting during the warmer months of the year. Ultimately, this is an incredibly impressive presentation of beverages. Perhaps even something that some people would consider a museum of sorts. Either way, there is definitely choices for everyone, and this is an establishment that can't be missed. Yes, you can visit the other location on Powell, but nothing will ever match up to the original location here in Multnomah village. An experience, a chance to shop and stockpile some beer, but truly a showcase of excellence in beer culture in the heart of our city.

I watched the most uncomfortable interaction here the other day. Some guy and his dog got kicked…read moreout even though he said it was a service dog. Great selection of beers. Tactless staff.

It's open again! Really nice experience. So glad it's on Friday 2-7 pm. It's in the basketball…read morecourt outside. Parking available behind the art center! Yay! I will add photos soon.

Thursdays 3:30-7:30 June through September…read moreLocated in the parking lot of the Multnomah Village Arts Center It's nice to have a farmers market in the Village, for sure, and this one has screaming potential. The hours are uniquely convenient to the after work crowd and I occasionally enjoy stopping by on my way home for a few tidbits. The bummer is that it's such a small market. There are a few veggie and fruit vendors with beautiful produce, as well as a couple of prepared food vendors (sure smells good!). However, it hardly competes with the popular Hillsdale weekend farmers market, as there's no cheese, fish, bread, sweets, and other fun specialties available yet. Due to the lack of variety, I usually wait til the weekend and just hit the Hillsdale market for one-stop shopping, so I hope the Multnomah Village market can add more vendors soon. I realize the weekday time probably prohibits some vendors from coming, but I can only imagine the crowds they'd get if this little market grows.

Neighborhood bar with great local vibe. Dark and cozy. Service was good, a little laid back, which…read moreis cool if you're not in a hurry. Had a huge grilled chicken sandwich that was delicious. Dogs are welcome inside!

Today, we did not get to the food. While purusing the menu, we got a view of the cook in the…read morekitchen who was wearing a ripped tank top that did not cover his chest at all. All one could imagine was the chest or armpit hair that could wind up in your food. The initial service was prompt and the server was very pleasant. We left money on the table for the drink we ordered and left.

Honestly a long overdue review, but that doesn't mean we haven't been thinking about returning to…read morethis food truck! It is an unexpected treasure of flavors. If it's your first time, the owner offers you samples of three drinks and seven (I think?) types of rice and explains which meats are paired with each. This helped us so much with ordering. We ended up choosing chicken mandi combo and zerbian combo rice but you wouldn't have been wrong with any. We were blown away by the flavorful, FALL OF THE BONE lamb. Can't imagine how long that was cooking for! The owner also gave us two full size complimentary drinks. Service is incomparable. At the end, even though we were stuffed, we couldn't resist the desserts and bought a pistachio raspberry honey cake. His wife makes them and sells them at the farmers market too! Such delicate flavors and immaculate presentation. The only downside I can see is that there is only outdoor seating, which takes away from what otherwise is fine dining level food. But definitely worth a try when the weather is nice!!

Royal Arabic Cuisine is such a gem! We were greeted with great service and given sweet mint tea…read morewhile we waited for our order. The food was delicious and the food cart area was nice to eat at as well!

I don't shop at this bakery often as I live out of state. There are so many great reviews, so I…read morekeep giving this bakery a try. This was my 3rd time here: Pros: Their sourdough bread was good when I tried a few months ago. Nice atmosphere Decent service Cons: A few pastries of theirs I have tried in the past fell short for me. Just didn't taste good. Either too greasy, or the taste was off. Cranberry Almond scone, recently purchased, fell short for me. Way too dense and too sweet. It would make a decent cookie. Buckwheat and seed scone also fell short. Way too dense and dry, too sweet. Also would make a decent cookie. Scones are supposed to be dense, but not as dense and not as sweet. At least the traditional scones. Lemon poppy seed rugelach was not good. It had a hint of rancidity and bitterness from poppyseeds. Poppy seeds taste bitter when they are either incorrectly processed or improperly stored. Rancidity happens when poppy seeds are old. It's a very specific taste that cannot be mistaken with anything else. Tried the bites of Stollen laid out for people to try. It just didn't taste good. Dry, flavorless.

Fav bakery in Portland, fantastic buttery flaky croissants, breads are hot and delicious, treats…read moreand cookies are fantastic. Service is great, can get a bit busy but worth the wait! Their white harvest bread is so fantastic for sandwiches. Take that loaf straight home, toast it and make yourself a BLT and thank me later. Coffee run and croissants are always a win (ham and guyere croissants are also soooo good)

My granddaughter, who is totally vegan and has been for many years, introduced me to sinful…read moreconfections about a year ago. I am so glad she did. They have a wide variety of vegan treats that are very pallet pleasing. I strongly recommend giving them a try. It's quite a cute little bakery and the service is prompt with a big smile. Support your local small businesses. They are the backbone of our community.

Wow...I love this place. I got an oatmeal cream pie, a salted caramel cupcake, and a cookie Oreo…read morebar. Everything was amazing and highly recommend it. All items area gluten-free and dairy-free. They label all items with potential allergens so if you have additional allergies read the labels. Plenty of parking which is nice too.

We were able to snag bar seats at 5pm. It was a super busy and packed night and we had an amazing…read moreexperience. The wood-fired smell hits you the moment you walk in. You know it's going to be good. The clam chowder blew me away. Smoky, rich, and layered in a way that I've never had chowder. The smoked marrow bone is the secret weapon. Then came the pork chop. It was moist and the maple glaze added just the right amount of sweet. Our bartender was slammed all night but never missed a beat -- always checked in, never made us feel forgotten. That's a hard balance to strike and they nailed it. Go and try to sit in front of the fire if possible. Order those two dishes. You're welcome.

Some bulletpoints because theres so much to say! - hubby…read moreloved his So Real cocktail. He said "would drink 10." - Dungeness Crab Bruschetta was so so good! We recommended it to the table next to us, and they liked it too! - Mushroom soup was so smooth and delicious! Perfect mushroom flavor without tasting like dirt. - Beef Tounge was not for me (I really hate capers ). Also was not a fan, personally, of Blood Sausage. Hubby loved both so if thats your thing, you'd probably really like them! - The rest of the Asado Argentina for Two was AMAZING! - I put the chimicurri on everything and they were so nice and brought me an extra bowl of it AND extra togo!! Thank you!! - The wine selection was incredible! I had the '21 Sangiovese and it was so so good. - Our server was very familiar with the menu and gave us such a good description of the specials and each dish we asked about! - The rest of the staff was very nice and they took away dishes and cleaned our table (literally wiped away crumbs) from previous ones so quick. - The overall vibe was so cool! I really want to sit outside next time we visit! I will be recommending this place to everyone from now on!