Old school lunch counter place from the 80s thats been preserved in amber. Simple and affordable…read morewith very nice employees. It's hard to understate how delighted I am that places like this still exist.

Simple straightforward lunch items and sandwiches for decent prices. The owners are very kind…read morepeople.

I'd walked by this indoor food cart pod for years before someone told me about it, and after I…read morefinally ventured in to check the place out, I was completely sold! There's a decent variety of about a dozen different businesses here, from donuts, to ramen to Indian, Thai, and more, plus a bar at the center. There's also always a line for just about everything, particularly the booze, so come prepared and patient. Seating can be a bit of a musical chairs-esque scramble as well, but that only further attests to the quality and popularity of this place. Don't overlook it as I did...pop in and see for yourself! The noodles at Matsunoki Ramen in particular are not to be missed!

I like the concept of this place. It's basically an indoor equivalent of a food cart pod, which is…read morevery Portland in itself. The location is not ideal in terms of access and some of the typical challenges you would expect in downtown Portland. Otherwise, it's a fun experience for an occasional visit and the food options are plentiful. There are about eight food concepts in total on the perimeter of the building with a main bar in the center. I went with a rice bowl from one spot and had a few of the mini donuts from the other location for dessert. I also saw a Thai food concept, a smoothie bar and a ramen spot. There are a lot of different seating options available, but none of them are particularly comfortable. When I went for dinner, the place was only about half full and the trash area was a little bit unkempt. Parking is available on the street or in adjacent lots but everything is paid during typical daytime hours from about 8 AM until about 7 PM. The bathrooms do require an access code but are available on site. Personally, I feel like this place had a bit more clout when it first opened before the pandemic. But, it still has some relevance and it's a great spot for a casual meal just because of the variety of options that are available. If you come with a group, everyone can try what they like. Overall, a good showcase of some under the radar food establishments that conglomerate in a fun shared space. Check it out!

Food is amazing for it being hospital food. Service was amazing, they did overcharge me but they…read morelet me grab two more drinks. Ambiance is calming and surreal. I like the peacefulness of it. And it was only 7.00 dollars.

Delicious but rude hipster baristas and they often have a long wait for food on weekends.read more

Love this place! It's great to be on campus with all the students. I live locally in the community…read moreand this dining hall has a great vibe. It also has an incredible selection of food and prompt service. It's literally the best buffet in town and open to the public.

food is generally terrible every day. under and overcooked at the same time or soggy. also nothing…read moreis seasoned. Maybe some variety at lunch but there are only 2-3 options for food every day and dinner is the same thing pretty much everyday. also it's mandatory and 2k...‍ all other reviews are lying bro

Well, me and the crew finished a long day of field location work and it's time for dinner. We…read moredidn't feel like a real sit down and be served place, just somewhere to get dinner and head back to the hotel and rest up for the next day. I saw this Chinese buffet called Super King Buffet. I've been to other "King Buffets", but this I think I like a common name, so I don't think they're connected. With a buffet everybody gets what they want and keep them all happy, so I'm happy. Plenty of parking here and it wasn't too had to find. We get seated fine and drinks orders taken. This look like a little bigger buffet than some we've been to. Lot of different seafood options for dinner. They even have crawdads. Too much work for too little meat in my opinion, but that's just me. Inside is decently clean and the buffet lines are not all messed up by rude customers like I've seen other places. We all got our fill and were in and out in less than an hour. Price was around $25 per person including a soft drink and a little tip.

Me and 2 of my friends came in on a Saturday at about 730pm, TBH we were going to try Feast Utopia…read morebut the wait was so long and we were so hungry we looked for another AYCE, and ended here. We were greeted fairly quickly, sat then hit the buffet. Cons: Bathroom was very dirty, shoes sticking to floor Restaurant general cleanliness was lacking everywhere Cake desserts were in fridge directly next to cooked lobster Out of let's say 30 food options, 12 were actually good Sashimi was on ice but middle was frozen Salad bars lettuce some were rotten Pros: Excellent service, very tentative Foods were getting refilled and swapped out decently The green beans were absolutely amazing haha They made sesame balls for us when we had asked Would I go back? Probably not. Did it do what it needed to do, aka feed us dinner? Yes.

In the context of a university cafeteria, this is great . Friendly student staff , good choices for…read moremeals. Clean.

Verdict Bar & Grill in Oregon City is a really cool whiskey bar with a speakeasy-style atmosphere,…read moregreat drinks, and seriously impressive bartenders. I stopped in recently to pick up a to-go order and ended up sitting at the bar for a drink while I waited. I was greeted right away when I sat down and given a food menu. The place was completely slammed, but the two bartenders were absolutely dialed in. They were mixing signature cocktails, pouring wine, draft beer, and spirits nonstop while still checking in with guests. Watching them work was impressive -- the focus and efficiency looked more like professional mixologists than typical bartenders. The space itself has a great vibe. You enter from the 8th Street door and it feels like stepping into a hidden basement speakeasy. The interior is dimly lit with a huge illuminated whiskey wall. The bar is centered in the room with booths along the outside, making it a really cool date-night spot. While waiting for my food I ordered a Fort George City of Dreams Hazy IPA, which was cold and fantastic. As soon as I saw the cocktail menu though, I immediately regretted not ordering one of their house drinks -- the 8th Street Margarita looked especially good. I also noticed that all the whiskey drinks coming out had these beautiful crystal-clear 3" ice cubes, which is a great touch and shows they take their cocktails seriously. I originally came in because I've been ordering the Buffalo Mac & Cheese from their food cart about once a month for the last few years. Their Oregon City cart recently closed, so this was my first time getting it from the bar. My to-go order took about 30 minutes, which was totally understandable given how busy the place was. The staff stayed friendly and attentive the whole time. The Buffalo Mac & Cheese was still very tasty. The macaroni was great with a creamy cheese sauce and good buffalo flavor throughout. The chicken tasted like it may have been frozen at some point and was a little chewy compared to the crunchier chicken I remember from the food cart version, but overall the dish was still really good and something I'll definitely order again. Great atmosphere, skilled bartenders, solid food, and a really unique whiskey-bar vibe in Oregon City. Next time I come back I'm definitely sitting down and ordering one of those cocktails. Tip: Sit at the bar if you can -- watching the bartenders craft the drinks is half the experience.

We visited 5/16/26 around a quarter to 6pm. We were seated upstairs because our daughter is not 21…read moreyet. This has never bothered me until now. They rearranged upstairs adding another pool table and some lounge couches. They have pushed all the tables and chairs against one shorter wall, in a line making it tight quarters and forcing you to sit next to strangers. There is no elbow room. It wasn't busy up there so I tried not to be bothered with this. Our waitress greeted us immediately. Brought our waters, menus and checked on us 3-4 times. She was great. Our food was NOT great let alone, ok! I ordered the shrimp scampi/risotto dish. It came with a side of garlic bread. My husband ordered the lemon capered chicken and my daughter the smash burger. My food and my husband's food tasted like I was eating CREAM OF SALT with garlic and the bread was even more salty. He was starving and just ate it, I only got through about half. It was so salty. My daughter said her burger was dry and tasted weird. She didn't finish it. Her fries were good. We didn't complain. We were hungry and uncomfortable being squished up like that. I just wanted to be done with the whole experience. I won't say that I'll never be back. I understand that chefs and restaurants staff are human and mistake like over salting a dish can happen. Prior to this past weekend, hadn't had a problem with food, staff or seating. However, I do hope someone in management/ownership sees my review so improvements/changes can be made. Not only with the dishes that are being served to paying customers but the seating arrangements upstairs. Those tables and chairs are far too squished together.

Amazing sweet and savory combos. Chill atmosphere with a Portland vibe. Even the spinach blew me…read moreaway. The staff was delightful. Benji helped with recommendations and was so gregarious. Highly recommend but come on an empty stomach!

One of my all time favorite brunch spots in portland. All the food came out fairly quick and it…read moretasted amazing. I enjoy getting to try multiple dishes for the price of one which is great. So sad they announced they will be closing soon but being hopeful about the future for the restaurant.

I would normally pick a part anything I eat for a review to give you any little thing that may be…read morewrong. However, there was nothing wrong here. I had the Philly cheesesteak brisket, and it was delicious, smoky tender, salty, and flavorful the baguette that it was on was so soft and yummy. The garlic Parmesan fries were also amazing and they gave you a ton of food. I ended up eating my brisket sandwich for three different meals. And you can get a six dollar corndog with a big piece of sausage in the center so that's pretty cool too. The staff is amazing the environment and ambience is very fun and everybody was having a great time. This will be our new neighborhood joint for sure.

I lived a long time in Texas. So I am partial to Texas style Hill country barbecue. The meat is…read moresmoked, well cooked, and wet. This is the absolute best Texas style barbecue brisket in Portland. I am continuing my quest to make that statement a lie, but as of right now, this is the best. I can't say how good this brisket is. It's stupid good. It's a lovely little taproom in West Linn, the service was good, The bar was clean, it really was just a top-notch experience. And I don't know if I mentioned it or not, but the brisket here is really really good.