My friends and I decided to come to Meat to buy gifts for our friend's dog. Walking in, you will…read moresee a wide range of products for cats and dogs. The staff was so friendly! As my friends and I looked around, one of the staff came over to chat over the coffee we ordered next door. She helped my friend find a good gift for our friend's dog. This was a great shop for all furry friends, and it had a variety of products worth checking out if you're in the area!

Hands down the most incredible pet store in PDX-- the staff was amazing, friendly, attentive and…read moresuper knowledgeable. I wish I knew about this place sooner it has everything I need. Great selection and fantastic spot for eveything. 10/10

First time here today! Wow! I love this place. Super friendly as you can see from other reviews…read more And! Very funny, the gentleman, as we walked in, asked if it was one of our birthdays?! Odd, as we were not in festive dress, but it was my partners birthday! He was cutting some amazing ribeye, and that's what we were looking for--he said he got us, and wow. Take a look at those steaks! Selection is good! But, a small place can't be expected to have 100s of items, but everything is carefully chosen and fresh. I'll be back for those oxtails for sure! Also, there was a very wonderful lady there with her fresh baked goods, not sure if that's a regular thing or or a pop up, but shout out to the strawberry pound cake. This is now going to be our regular spot for great meats! As far as price goes, I would say competitive with Gartner's and even some groceries, but this place is special, so you get what you pay for. Oh, and there's a big parking lot in the back, which is great on the busy street.

I no it must be difficult to cut meat a certain type of cut and then again if you went to butcher…read moreschool you would no how to cut it anyways I gave you a 2 because I got some smoked neck bones and I have never seen neck bones shaped this way. It's like asking for a grape and you give me an apple...so either you cut it the right way or just call it something else like scraps.

The aroma of grilled meats lures you in if you are running errands in this little strip of shops…read more The teriyaki beef is my go-to! So tender and flavorful, it's delicious if you get it in a bento box (from the bento truck out front) or if you buy the uncooked meat in the butcher shop area to prepare at home. They have several other offerings - pork, chicken, ribs, seafood - in a variety of marinates, but this is what I always get. It's that good. Parking is challenging if you come during the noon hour. I'm typically there mid day so never have a problem finding a spot.

I got pastrami with Havarti cheese on a french baguete and house fries. All were outstanding…read more Upgrading to the house fries was so worthed. The price was a little high ($20 for the sandwich not including a drink) but I'll definitely be back.

So good. This place is a masterclass in the freshest ingredients done with elegant simplicity…read more Everything is thoughtful and so well done. Their menu seems simple but everything we have had has been great. A small indoor space but they also have outdoor seating. The staff is always kind and helpful it's like doing to a neighborhood deli you've been visiting your whole life. Nothing pretentious about it, just quality ingredients done right. Their sammys are made with house-baked bread...so good. I have heard the breakfast burritos is good but I can't tear myself away from that ham and cheese with egg on a perfectly fresh, pillowy bun. Give it a try if you're in the mood for something fresh and not too heavy. Also they have a great hot sauce selection.

Super simple, quality ingredients…read more No frills, fast casual. Made to order food. Staff is knowledgeable, helpful, friendly, and open to substitutions. Played upbeat music

I'd give it 3.5…read more Environment: very bright and there were all kinds of meats, you name it, they have it and lots of people were there to help when needed. Staff: very friendly and when I asked some questions they were very informative and kind. Food: I so far 2 out of the 4 sausages I bought. The bratwurst was very salty for me, like overly salty to the point that I couldn't taste much flavor of the sausage itself. I know sausages are supposed to be salty but a bit too much for me. The second one was the Mediterranean lamb sausage. It was very good and it had nice spices too but you can taste a bit of the gamey lamb flavor. This was not too salty, it was good.

One of the best butcher shops I have ever been to. Came here to stock up for a bachelor party in…read morePortland, and it was easily the best decision that was made all weekend. I can't wait to come back to PDX just to buy more meat here

It is excellent. Needed product on the fly and this place pulled through. Great selection and…read morequality.

Make sure to pull a number from the number dispenser as soon as you enter. The line moves rather…read morequickly, and the staff is exceptionally helpful. Wow, super busy and for a good reason! Ample sized, well lit, clean shop, bustling with activity. When we first entered we were the only patrons, but that changed within minutes. We perused the cases of smoked meats, sausages, quality steaks etc. and were impressed. We were assisted by a knowledgeable, personable young man who helped us with our selections. We purchased some ribeye steaks, bacon and a few different German sausages, all at a reasonable price. We will be back

For the third time in 6 months I've got me that was either questionable or straight out at the end…read moreof its edible life, I just bought some sweet sausage and some pork ribs from timberline, brought them home and they smelled extremely questionable but I thought well maybe that's just the marinade for the short ribs and the sausage well you know maybe there is high fat content cook them up , ate one rib could tell right away the meat was bad through them out and proceeded to get so sick I had to sit on the toilet the rest of the night fast forward to yesterday pulled the sausage out of the freezer thought it out and fried it up for pizza topping same thing, this is the third time this year I will absolutely not shop at Timberline Meats anymore .

The man behind the counter was fabulous. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive. He listened…read moreto what I was saying and offered suggestions to help me get what I needed. I purchased some of everything, including a pie, and everything we've tried so far has exceeded my hopes. The best part is the products are sourced fairly close. No meat from Australia here. The information about the different ranches and farms is in their website and on signs in the store. They are also happy to talk with you about them. The store is charming and welcoming. Be aware that parking is tricky. There's a bus stop directly in front of the store and there's only one spot in their parking lat and it's only for vehicles needing wheelchair accessibly. The only place to park in front is on the curb just before the store.

Flowerama saved Valentine's Day! Despite crazy parking, the staff was amazingly nice, and when the…read morecashier couldn't figure out my Yelp coupon, she gave me a free balloon instead. They offer custom arrangements for any budget, from affordable options to premium roses. The tulip arrangement I bought was gorgeous and lasted 5 days with zero upkeep. Exceptional service and great prices--I'll definitely be back!

I was absolutely in food heaven here. We made a reservation in advance, and wow, I'm so glad we…read moredid! We were provided with complimentary tomato bisque in cute little cups to start off the meal. It had a nice, light spicy kick that immediately got things going. We ordered the clam chowder with bone marrow, and this was absolutely the best clam chowder we have ever had. The dish comes with a cooked bone marrow on top that you're meant to scrape into the chowder, along with five medium clams still in their shells. Remove everything from the shells, scrape that glorious bone marrow into the chowder, and give it a really good stir. Keep the bone in the bowl for the extra flavor. Then enjoy what might be the best clam chowder of your life. We also ordered the beef tongue, which was another amazing appetizer. The combination of horseradish, tiny potato salad, capers, crispy little pork rind pieces, and the sauce on top of the beef tongue was SO flavorful. I was, indeed, back in divine food heaven. For our entrees and sides, we ordered the green beans, skirt steak, and pork chop. The green beans had an Asian-inspired preparation with fish sauce, cashews, and Thai basil. They were incredibly flavorful, with the Thai basil adding a nice freshness. The skirt steak was perfectly cooked to medium and seasoned beautifully with smoky flavors. The accompanying chimichurri added a fresh, herby contrast. And then there was the pork chop, which was a hugeeeee surprise! Our waitress told us it was one of their most popular dishes, and now I understand why. It was huge, perfectly cooked, beautifully grilled, and served with a slightly sweeter sauce that worked so well with the pork. We ended the meal with sorbet, which was fantastic and a refreshing way to finish everything. My life is complete!

I've been eyeing this place for a while and haven't had a chance to go until now!…read more The space itself is quite spacious and nicely decorated with a lot of culture showing from the decorations! Going into the food, the flavors were definitely all there! All of the skewers we got were amazing! The cucumber salad was also a huge highlight of the meal as the sauce from it tasted wonderful! I would highly recommend pairing whatever you get with their cucumber salad! I did have to drop it down a star as the food didn't feel very filling for the price and the music/vibe of the place felt off for having come by around 5/6pm. But later in the night, it seems like a perfect place to visit for some food and drinks! I would recommend coming by after dark for sure!

Finding a spot that stays open late is a lifesaver in this city, and that's exactly what brought us…read morehere in the first place. The atmosphere is buzzing even in the small hours, making it the perfect sanctuary for a late-night craving. It's the kind of place where the smell of charcoal and cumin hits you the moment you walk through the door, setting the stage for a solid, no-frills feast. The skewers are the undeniable stars of the show, especially the chicken skin, which was rendered down to a perfect, fatty crisp. Both the lamb and beef skewers were hit with a heavy-handed dusting of traditional spices, giving them that essential kick without overpowering the tender meat. Each bite had that authentic charred flavor that only comes from a high-heat grill, and they paired perfectly with the rest of the other food we ordered throughout the night. The absolute standout, however, was the eggplant in aluminum foil. It arrived bubbling in a pool of garlic-infused oil and soy, so incredibly soft that it practically melted off the skin. It provided a rich, savory contrast to the smokiness of the meat and is easily a must-order for anyone visiting. Between the great food and the reliable hours, this has officially become my new go-to for an after-hours meal.

WOW!!! That is my first thought after my lunch yesterday at Laurelhurst Market. I had been touring…read morethe cathedral of music, at Music Millennium and I asked the gentleman at the counter where was a good spot to eat. He recommended Laurelhurst, and he was right on. I have been on a Reuben kick, and the best remains at Goose Hallow. But this was a close second, as it was great. I had a half sandwich, and I am glad I did, as it was quite enough. I had the Monsignor Murphy, which featured lots of House Made Pastrami, Swiss Cheese, Sauerkraut and Russian Dressing. I typically like a Reuben on marbled rye, as they served it on a Griddled Como Bread...and it was great. I didn't get her name at the order counter, but she was so friendly and engaging as well. Since this was my first time to the restaurant, she was able to provide me with a wealth of information. I will be back...and you can count on that.

The Philly pork sandwich was ok. Pork was a mix of leaner pieces and fattier pieces. Fattier bits…read moreall melt in your mouth. Juices kinda poured over rather than the meat itself being juicy, if that makes sense. Bread was disappointing. Lemon aioli was nice. Fries pretty good. Great crunch. Warm. Fresh. Not very potato-y though. Could use more of that potato flavor. Overall it was a solid sandwich but at $24 for a sandwich and fries, meh. You could do better. Nothing really wowed me or seemed particularly good.