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.

Above all else, the food products are excellent. I want to highlight that first. The chocolate…read morecroissant is probably one of my favorite pasties in the metro area. After that, there's definitely room for improvement. Service is generally pretty slow. Prices are fairly high for pastries, especially compared to other reputable spots in the area. However, my least favorite part of this location is the fact that they have absolutely no outlets available. I would absolutely not recommend this as a place to try to work unless you happen to have a computer with a really solid battery life. The indoor space feels pretty cramped and could be modernized a bit. The outdoor patio is lovely, but just too small. This is definitely the type of place where you show up, order something to go, and plan a little extra time for the staff to process everything without much rush. Definitely the kind of place where you come by on a weekend when you're not in a hurry and include it in a leisure part of the day.

The tofu Cubano is really good. I liked it a lot. The coffee is fine. They were a bit understaffed…read morewhen I went in there and I had to wait a bit for my food, but it wasn't too bad at all.

GREAT little cafe. Nice service, clean & cute tiny restaurant, & delicious food (the home fries…read moreare the best we've ever had).

Great food and attentive service. If you like it hot ask for the house made hot sauce. It's very…read moregood. They sell it by the bottle, we bought two!

Cute couple that owns this sandwich place. Great place if you are looking for a non-chain sandwich…read moreshop. Made to order and close to PCC and Lewis and Clark college.Sandwiches are great and the place is right off the main drag.

I was looking for a non-chain sub shop and other Yelpers led me to this one. It's located in a…read moresmall strip mall but there is plenty of parking. A little outdated looking but that doesn't matter to me so long as the food is good. They have a video gaming area behind some doors too if that's your thing. Plenty of tables and seating inside. I ordered the OG Italian sandwich to go. They had a choice of white and wheat bread. I ordered the wheat bread but I didn't notice until I got home that they used the white bread. Sandwich had lettuce, tomato, mozzarella cheese, the Italian meats, black olives, and Italian dressing. Overall a good basic sandwich which is what I was craving. Sometimes the best things are the simplest unlike a lot of sub shops these days that have a bajillion toppings you can add that hide the quality of the sandwich. I do want to go back and try the Reuben sometime. I thought the prices were just a little high but it's a small mom and pop business and the quality is just going to be better. Reminds me to the sub shops from the 1980s before the big chains came along.

Originally found JJ's during pandemic time. Almost always stop by for brunch, although had both…read morebreakfast and lunch food. I have enjoyed salads, club sandwiches, eggs Benedict, and their corned beef hash. My favorite is the avocado toast. Coffee is always hot and ready and the service is friendly. Sometimes it's a bit chilly in there for me but I almost always dress in layers cause I'm typically cold!

Every time i eat here i wonder why i don't do it more! The food is always hot…read moreand fresh. The staff are really sweet and friendly, and you don't have to scream to have a conversation with someone across the table from you. Most recently we both had huevos rancheros. they were really tasty and prepared well. The hash browns that came with them were perfect as well. Crispy on the outside, still moist on the in, and flavorful. The price is really affordable as well - maybe that's thanks to the fact that they don't have a bar so they can't tempt you with a special beverage to go with your meal. ;) The only complaint i've ever had is that the parking can be tricky, but it's worth the effort.

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)

Holy moly, this place is amazing. The in-n-out style burger is fantastic, and quite large…read more Everything tastes fresh. I also got the pesto macaroni bites which I'll definitely be getting again next time. The fries are perfect. Everything was perfect. 100% recommend!

The Wagon recently took my highly subjective #1 spot of best Vegan breakfast sandwich. Their…read moreBreakfast Beast has what you would consider a full-on breakfast platter in a single bite, and is quite the value when comparing what you would pay for similar breakfast sandwiches in the Portland area. Their chicken sandwiches are also crazy good and somehow taste like a proper bird. Their hours should always be referenced on their IG before heading over though ... quite a few times I've had my heart broken expecting to enjoy an amazing breakfast sandwich only to see that they are closed.

The Ship Tavern - 5 Stars! (Great drinks + unbeatable…read morevalue!) Stopped in for a quick drink and was seriously impressed. The atmosphere is classic dive bar -- fun, quirky, and full of personality. 10 Barrel Pub Beer - Cold, crisp, and only $2.50! Lemonade - Refreshing and just $4.50. ‍ Friendly service from the bartender, quick and easy. The total came out to only $7 -- with tip, just $10. 非常之抵飲！ Definitely one of the best bang-for-your-buck bars around. Great for a casual afternoon chill or starting off your night.

On Mondays they have three tacos for five dollars and they were amazing! Great happy hour as well…read more You can play darts and pool here. Really fun place to hang out. Great vibe. Super friendly bartender.

It's a small quaint place to have breakfast. The cinnamon rolls are very yummy. Staff is friendly…read moreand patient.

Fat City has been under new ownership since January 2026. The coffee is some the best i've had in…read moreportland. The service was quick and smart. I had the country Benedict, It was done just the way i like my eggs. The gravy was tasty but not over bearing biscuits were soft and a bit flaky. Lots of things to look a. Photos on the table tops under glass and license plates on the walls

I love Mediterranean food, and I meant to give this place a try for some time. We were not…read moredisappointed! We ordered the Chicken Kebab Platter and the Half and Half Gyro. The meal brought us me back to the streets of Europe, grabbing a quick bite on the way home from the football match. It was spiced just right and had the perfect amount of comfort. We appreciated the simplicity, especially when Mediterranean food can be so uppity in Portland. We will be happily coming back for lunch or an easy dinner.

I've been eating here for quite awhile now and always thought was really good. I must say they have…read morestepped up their game! The food was awesome this time! Thank you to the entire staff! I'm definitely eating here more often.