Cute cozy neighborhood wine bar! Came here after work and had a glass with a small charcuterie…read moreboard. It was actually pretty shareable for 1-3 people needing a snack. Service was so lovely. We went back and ordered a mini wine flight which is maximizing the fun. Plus it was a nice day outside so we sat out there on the patio. Lots of cars drive by but who cares you have your wine! I would definitely go back.

Lingering. That seems to be the best word that comes to mind. Corkscrew is the sort of place that…read moreyou spend time with friends and relax, and just let time drift by. It's an interesting space. It reminds you of an old bookstore or an English pub. The wine selections are quite nice. They feature pours that seem to rotate between the Pacific Northwest and French and Italian destinations. The service is incredibly friendly, and they have a nice selection of small plate foods to share. It's just a great little neighborhood place, and it's kind of a little gem, off the beaten track in its Bybee location.

An amazing place to watch a concert. It's a small venue, so there's a Good view from almost every…read moreseat and the sound is great. I will note that the seats are hard and narrow so it is not the most comfortable place for every type of body. The staff are excellent, bartenders are fast, and there are plenty of bathrooms. Try the margarita on tap - it's delicious! Whoever does the booking chooses great bands. I've seen the Indigo Girls and Team Dresch thus far.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! The vibes, the drinks, the old school feeling, the concerts, the roof!!!!!…read more(extra hard on the roof). Such a perfect place to choose the vibe you want. In the summer the roof is great, in the winter going inside for a show is ideal. The workers are so kind and I can't wait for my next visit.

if you've got a moustache, you should be here…read more i do adore the parlour, but i won't drop the "o" in moustache. why take the "o" from moustache and keep the "u" in parlour??? i seriously don't get it. but what i do get is excited for the borderline bizarre variety of shows that occur here. this is a very creativity-oriented venue, combining shows and performances with things like locally made goods and eccentric books and zines. add stumptown coffee, organic teas, and local brews on tap (while the draft selection is rather piddly, they're still a young business, so i'm hoping this will change). throw in some gin & tonic flavored mOustache wax, and you've got yourself a party. i mean, i'm still working on my 'stache, but even if you haven't got one, the parlour is worth checking out. prices are average to slightly above, and open hours are a little hard to determine, so i'd recommend checking their website calendar for show information. it's a rather small space, but it's very cozy and they make it work. it's dimly lit and sometimes pretty loud, but it's not a bad place to hide away for a bit and read a book. i've only been in a few times since the parlour opened, so i hope to update this review with a few more specifics (and perhaps another star??). until then, show the parlour some love and stop in.

From the owner: The Parlour specializes in all-ages, live music and performances, rare and exotic books, and…read moreethnobotanicals. We carry local and hand-crafted goods; knit caps and arm-warmers, jams and teas, and even mustache wax. We strive to promote and enhance the local and sustainable, and help ensure the success of Portland microeconomies. Our venue features the work of local artists, authors, and zinesters. Local microbrews on tap (or bottle), organic teas, and Stumptown coffee are always in stock. Musical performances range from soothing strings, to the furthest reaches of experimental electronic; from psych rock and jam, to solo acoustic and bluegrass. Every weekend highlights a taste of the diverse and wonderful.

The music is loud so bring earplugs! Also - They do need…read moremore wait staff. We had to wait 30 min to settle our tab! We would visit again but only if they fixed the issues.

Headliners is a lot of fun! It's a huge venue where no seat is necessarily a bad one. You can sit…read moreup in the bar and still have a great view of the stage without it being as loud. The female servers are so nice and attentive. I haven't tried a lot food there but my son loved his nachos. The picture is what he ordered completely missing some of the best ingredients they offer but he's 11.

Came out for live music that did not disappoint! I really enjoy a good divey aesthetic and…read moreLaurelthirst had plenty of it. The older gentleman at the door was welcoming and kind, and very apologetic that the door fee was cash only (tip - bring cash or you'll have to walk a couple blocks to the plaid pantry for atm access). The food we ordered was good (burgers and fries), the bartender seemed a little annoyed or bothered in general, maybe he was having an off night, so he wasn't the friendliest person but he poured cold beer and put our orders in correctly so there's that. Come for the live music and divey aesthetic, and you'll leave feeling quite satisfied! Oh, and parking was a little meh considering the area.

Live music most nights (and free a lot of the time) from some of Portland's best bands. A pretty…read moregood happy hour. A warm, funky, old school-not-faking it atmosphere with vintage wooden booths and tables. Cheap drinks. Check, check and check. As for grub, the BLT and burgers are solid pub fare, though the nachos are a hard pass. I don't come here for the food though, but for the thoroughly competent bartenders who work the always-crowded, narrow main room with grace and wit; the reliably excellent entertainment (which often includes a loyal band of dancing hippies, resplendent in their tie dyes, grooving to the tunes); and the strong drinks from the full bar. Add in a friendly neighborhood vibe that makes it seem like everyone's welcome, and you've got a true Portland institution. Support local music! Pro tip: if the main room gets too loud for you - as it often does - there's a smaller back area with a couple of tables, a pool table, pinball machines and a tv screen live-streaming whatever band is on stage at the moment. It's a good spot to eat your food or have an actual conversation when the volume is too much in the other room. Also; the bathroom sucks.

Attended the Emancipator 1st of 2 nights performance. To begin with, upon approaching security for…read moreentry- they were very professional & did well in assisting with my question about paying for parking street side & escorting me to the elevator. Julianna was waiting inside of the elevator to escort me to my seat (ADA), of which they had reserved a seat by putting a sign on the seat with my name on it! She did well of answering my questions re: the bar location & of food served. While I was at the bar & waiting for my food, she approached me once again to let me know that she had to move my seat for a particular reason & then led me to the new spot, which was next to the VIP section. I was so amazed when she said she would even go retrieve my food order for me! The Get Down doesn't have a lot to choose from for food: hot dogs (PDX & of your own toppings) or mini- pizzas. I chose the PDX hot dog & thoroughly enjoyed it! I even splurged & treated myself to their specialty alcohol beverage containing rum known as a "Purple Rain"; all of their other specialty beverages contain vodka. The "Purple Rain" was delicious & definitely recommended!! One thing that I like about this venue is the smaller size: the max capacity is 450. Therefore the dance floor doesn't get as crowded. The ADA seating also allows for good view of the stage. Another situation appreciated at The Get Down is ample signage for locating the restrooms. I was excited to see Emancipator (local DJ Doug Appling & electronic violinist Ilya Goldberg) perform: after 2 other DJs opened, the main performance began. It was indeed enjoyable!! I will check back online for additional performances in the future, as this is a very enjoyable venue to attend & a shout-out to Julianna- she definitely made me feel like a VIP before & after the performance, of which she once again located me & escorted me out!

Kooky old school dance/rave/DJ place, downstairs (don't fall down). We loved the vibe and the…read moremusic. The dance floor gets crowded, but that's why you're there so have fun! The crowd is mixed young and old, meat-market and just there to dance. We had a good time! And I love the self service water stations - to the right of the bar

Great new venue in Portland. Sound system and lights are amazing. Security is great, lots of space…read moreto dance & multiple bars. Definitely check them out!

Historic venue that has been VERY nicely reworked to current needs/purposes. The bones still tell a…read morestory- and that aspect was sincerely appreciated. The space is easily navigable. The sound is far better than expected. Edited the review per venue request ;)

I'm always excited to try a spot out. A friend was in from out of town and set us all up to meet at…read morehappy hour here. I am just grateful they decided that the interior was too loud so they were all outside. To get into the bar and order anything means you have to walk up a very steep staircase. I figured I would just wait to beg someone to order something but no one ever came out. My friend said he felt terrible too since another friend could not come at all since he is in a wheelchair. I get that a lot of these older buildings are not ADA friendly. I just kept thinking the name is sort of ironic.

I came here to see a comedy show on a Monday night in their basement. It is $10 cover cash or…read morevenmo. There is plenty of seating downstairs but you might not be able to see the comedians on stage. Slightly annoying but double. The cocktails were hit or miss. I got a not so spicy paloma and a mule. Next time I want to stop by and check out the upstairs so I can play some pool. Note there is street parking which is nice.