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High Horse

3.8 (57 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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Karla H.

This is the restaurant inside the Marriott Bidwell hotel (2nd floor). The food was good & the service was excellent. The staff were very friendly and attentive & the atmosphere was really great. The drinks were okay, I wish there had a larger selection of cocktails and the one I tried was just okay. It had mint leaves but they were not cut properly so they kept getting stuck in the straw. Desserts were good, the chocolate cake was tiny but good & the salted caramel ice cream was delicious. There are vegetarian options but vegan there is only a salad

Jay W.

This place is located in the Marriott hotel I believe on the second floor. When we first arrived the service was a bit slow to seat us m. The prices are a bit steep but it wasn't too bad. The ambiance is very slow pace. The food is pretty good minus the burger of the week. The steak was medium rare with red chimmichurri and it was good. Steak was tender and cooked just right. I don't think the chimmichurri was necessary. 4.7/5 I got the burger of the week which was goat cheese, prosciutto, arugula, and onions. The burger was gross. 0/5. The waitress replaced my burger with the western burger which was amazing. Everything was cooked perfectly and the flavors were there. Solid 5/6.

Argyle Sparkling ($14)
Elena N.

Date: Friday, February 28th, 2025 Time: around 7:30pm Party of: 4 Meal: Dinner *Chimney Sweep ($16) *Tery Alexander ($16) *Argyle Sparkling ($14) *Calamari ($22) *High Horse Wings ($19) *The Smash Burger ($21) *5% Surcharge ($5.40) The hubby and I were staying at The Bidwell. Since we got a $30 a day credit at High Horse, we stopped by our first day. (Unfortunately, we did let our credits go to waste the other two days.) We easily grabbed a four top by the bar. I wasn't super hungry, so just had a glass of bubbles. The boys did seem to enjoy the food. Everything looked like it was fried nicely. Pricing is a little higher as this is a hotel resto. But I expected that. I was surprised they did a 5% surcharge tho. Reminded me of the SF Health Tax we get to deal with back home. Not a bad bar / restaurant for a hotel. I just wish the credit we get as a guest can be lumped together. Who wants to go to the same place 3 times during vacation?! REVIEW #3723

Carolina C.

The staff were nice both times I went in. Since it's in the hotel, it was an easy choice! I first stopped in for a late lunch and had the salad which was one of the best Caesar salads I've had! I went back in for breakfast which was really good, can't ever go wrong with eggs, bacon and potatoes!

Harlee S.

This is such a cute hotel restaurant! The open room and seating is lovely. Service was friendly and wonderful. The food was good. I ordered the chicken sandwhich which was tasty, just wish the pesto wasn't so strong.

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Michael G.

As far as hotel restaurants go, this one is top notch. I arrived late at night and ordered the steak frites off the late night menu. So good. I especially liked it because I had ordered the same thing in Denver the night before and it was so bad! Definitely had a steak frites redemption moment. Our sever Ana was the absolute sweetest and provided us with exceptional service. The restaurant itself was clean and decorated in a modern way that gives cool lounge vibes. If you're staying here or even if you're not, make it a point to eat here.

A shared Cobb salad, served on two plates. We were very pleasantly surprised!!
Ian L.

We're staying at the Bidwell Marriott in downtown Portland. The High Horse is on the 2nd floor. We've found the food to be very good, and we figured out a trick. The Bidwell charges a $30 "destination fee," which includes a $20 daily food and beverage credit. So we've used it to have "almost free" lunches. Yesterday, for example, my wife and I split a Cobb salad. The kitchen served it on two separate plates, each one more than sufficient for a single person. The salad was very good, excellent ingredients. Diced chicken, not processed deli chicken. Chunks of blue cheese along with blue cheese dressing. Large tasty bacon bits. Hard boiled egg. We added ice tea, and the total was about $32. Service was very good, staff friendly. The day before we split a smash burger with fries along with the ice tea, which totaled under $30. Add a tip, and it made a very pleasant meal, nice surroundings, excellent food, at a good discount! Not free, of course, since you're charged the destination fee whether you use the credit or not. But if we had eaten elsewhere, it would have been an added and unnecessary expense.

Linda E.

First the service by Anna was fantastic!! She gave us great suggestions and fantastic cocktails. They had vegan options as well.

The burger & fries.
Maureen M.

I was down the street at a conference, and wandered into the High Horse (at the Marriott/Bidwell on SW Broadway) for an early dinner. I thought the price point for the burger (& fries) was high at $26. If the burger was not a pre-formed patty, and if the fries were hand-cut, I would have thought differently. I found the lounge trendy and a bit drafty. That said, the service was excellent.

Vanilla latte
Claribel V.

I stayed at the Bidwell Marriott Hotel where High Horse is located for a couple of nights last summer. The hotel provides complimentary drinks during happy hour at High Horse so I took advantage of it. The free cocktail was a whiskey sour. I've never had a whiskey sour before and I was afraid I might not like it, but it was really good and refreshing. Plus it wasn't bitter, I don't like my cocktails bitter. For breakfast, I tried their egg, sausage and cheese on an English muffin and hot vanilla latte. The sandwich was very good. I was also shocked at how good the latte was. I just came from visiting Seattle and had a bunch of really good coffee there so I wasn't expecting much from a hotel restaurant latte, but it was surprisingly delicious. Prices were expensive, but I expected that from a restaurant inside a hotel.

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Stacie W.

Great efficient service & food. Breakfast was enough for leftovers, coffee refills. Sourdough toast with local jam

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Great cocktails! Very friendly service. The old fashioned is a very generous pour and very good.

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The best omelette I've ever had and the potatoes were perfectly cooked. I would definitely go back there again.

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Worst service I ever had. The people don't know what they're doing. They are out of half their dishes. Terrible. Zero stars.

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