Went to threshold brewing off SE Stark. Didn't have a beer.didnt have water…read more Had gris gris Gumbo and the bread that was served with it. Nothing else. Used the utensils gris gris provided. Within two hours of getting home. Had stomach upset. Then diarrhea. Then vomited all the gumbo up. They need to know to use fresh ingredients and bring food up to temperature. Would go to threshold brewing again, but would never trust the food from guest cooks. Waste of money and ruined my evening. How Sad.

Gris Gris Kitchen makes the most sublime and delicious food. Authentic Louisianan flavors…read more Reasonable prices, excellent quality.

Vivienne Culinary Books is definitely a cookbook lover's playground! This bookstore on Alberta is…read morehome to a wide variety of books related to the culinary arts.

Love the concept but I was really hoping for more variety in terms of used books. New copies are…read morepretty and all but are too expensive and, lets be real, they're going to get food on them. Also where's the dining experience everyone's posting about? I definitely didn't see any food and I was bummed.

Absolutely LOVE Notary Ceramics and can't recommend enough! I ordered a custom lamp from Notary in…read moreJanuary 2025. Despite having just suffered a finger injury and on the heels of a busy holiday season, Sarah was extremely responsive, consultative, and accommodating, and she turned my very loose vision into a stunningly beautiful custom lamp. So happy with Sarah's work and the entire experience with Notary. Can't wait to order my next lamp from here! Thank you, Sarah and team!!

DO NOT BUY FROM THIS STORE OR COMPANY. THEY ARE SCAMMERS. I BOUGHT A PURSE, NOT THE SAME BAG AS…read morePICTURED. SPENT OVER $200, old, used, falling apart. I had to spend $30 to ship it back. A week later they still have not refunded me for the bag and shipping costs. Can't get a hold of anyone, they just ghost you. This is not a legit business and I will be filing with the dept of consumer affairs, BBB. Causing others who are senior citizens with disabilities distress. This is who runs this company!!

been shopping here 25yrs everything from the quality of there products to the good decernment of…read morethere advice makes me travel a half an hour out of my way to get there. Real practioners real products!

Went in looking for specialty tea herbs and was so surprised to find an absolute treasure trove of…read morecool stuff! Their huge selection is just along the back wall and I don't believe I've ever seen so many herbs I was over the moon about it. They also have a really nice selection of stones and incense and beautiful little wooden boxes and storage containers for all of it. The staff was really friendly and knowledgeable when I had questions about their products. They didn't follow me around or chase me down to make sure everything was ok (thank god!), but when I went to the counter they were so helpful about what I had to ask, even providing a lot of tips and general helpful advice. It was clear that they knew what their stuff was! I will be coming back and recommending it as I can!

My son & I took the 'Dumplings of the World' class with Zach last weekend and had a great time. The…read moreclass was well planned, there was not a moment wasted, while also never feeling rushed. The space itself is spacious & tidy, broken up into a workspace, eating space and even a room where I imagine a smaller class or party space may be able to be set up. We had a full class, and stations were prepared (ingredients measured, tools set, etc) upon entering. We were guided through preparing the jiaozi (Chinese dumpling) wrapper dough, filling (while dough rested), then filling & wrapping. After being showing the filling & wrapping, we were returned back to our stations, where Zach rounded with the pairs for 1:2 time with the trickiest parts of the process: the folding! Quantity wise, we made more than enough, and the class was WELL worth the price in value, in my opinion: we had enough for the group to be well fed at the end of the class, and we also brought home another 8 to steam at home, which made for a good sized side for another meal. We honestly could have even made another several too, but it does get tiring on newbie hands after a while at it, not to mention wanting to chow down once you start smelling them steaming!! All in all, I'm glad I stumbled upon this class, and I'm sure my son & I will be visiting Cookshop again for other sessions. As an added bonus, we received the recipes to make jiaozi at home, so this also isn't a one & done experience like some new class/hobbies sometimes tend to be!

What a fun night learning to make ravioli! This was a private event with 12 of us. Chef Zach was…read moreawesome. He had a great energy and was super helpful and knowledgeable. The setup of making it and then being able to share a lovely meal with our group was super enjoyable. I was able to purchase wine. Kind of spendy per glass for what you get. But I was glad to have it nonetheless. We were able to take to go containers home with the leftovers.

Liesl is so kind and talented. She has created an amazing store/environment with so many choices of…read morejewelry, furniture cards and art that I just visit to de-stress. I went to a fun art show last Friday with a talented local artist, fun people to talk to and perfect margaritas. Her location is so cheery because of her warmth and plenty of windows ready to catch any sun that exists in Portland.

Cutest local store ever with such a cozy feeling! Definitely recommend a visit when in Portland!read more

An institution I hope can stick around the neighborhood for a long time to come!…read more Cully Farm Store is small, with a storefront off NE 42nd Ave that you might miss if not for the bright paint. It's a one-room shop, chaotic and dusty, not so much for browsing as it is for storing. Two gentlemen were working when I arrived (unmasked together but they masked up when I came in) and their calm dog was hanging out in the store as well. I asked for hay bales to help mulch over a garden bed, and the owner/farmer clarified that what I wanted was straw bales. Cool! Let's do 2. $15 each? Great. He asked me to pull into the driveway of his house right next door, with a hoop house used for additional storage, and he loaded 'em up for me. I believe they also sell starter plants and chicken supplies. I'm not sure what else, but I'm sure they'd be happy to advise you!

Haven't been there in awhile but my dad still goes regularly to buy hay and feed for our chickens…read moreand ducks. The guy is awesome and sells a variety of farm things like plants, eggs, feed, honey, tools, etc. Just overall a super cute place with a welcoming guy.

Ordered via DoorDash for my best friend on Valentine's Day and it exceeded my expectations. Their…read moreselection was aesthetically pleasing. The color of the rose and vase is definitely calling. Value was also great!

This is my second time to visit this business. The first time they had just opened and the woman…read morethat helped me was super nice and cool. Even though they had just opened, I loved the variety and vibe of the shop. I bought several items and couldn't wait to return. My second trip, the shop has definitely filled up and there was just so much to choose from. There was a different person in the shop. When I was ready to go...brought a cute cactus, hat and pot...I was surprised when I was told they don't plant . This is my first time being told that in a plant shop in PDX. I was offered a small ($3) or large bag of soil to purchase to do myself at home. Still glad I made the purchase and my cactus fits right in!