Quality food and speedy service. Place is a bit too dark for comfort. Best chicken fried steak in…read morenorth Portland.

Was in the area and was craving one of their awesome Rueben sandwiches. I got it to go. I was so…read morehungry I decided to eat half of it there. The sandwich was delicious, hot and cheesy. It was already in the to go box. The only bummer was that the bottom piece of bread was kind of soggy. So my best suggestion is to eat it there and when it arrives turn it over so one side of the bread dos not get too soggy. As always the service is really nice!! David is one of the coolest bartenders around.

The food has always been fantastic. The vibe extremely comfortable, casual and relaxing. The people…read moreare usually transuent due to the location. Though I'm from Hayden Bay Island/ Jantzen Beach a stone throw away. They offer corn horn competitions, line dancing lessons, live bands and so much more! Check their monthly events list online. I love their spaghetti & meatballs, homemade chili when available & the NY steak though pretty thin was cooked with perfection and exceptionally flavorful.

Second time I've been here but tonight it's for a concert with Preston Cooper. This place is fun…read morefor line dancing lessons and just plain ol two steppin Definitely a fun place to be at and I highly recommend coming out and seeing it for yourself!!

Portland's original and unique on-the-river dining experience. Sure, you could go to Salty's or…read moresomething, but it's not the quirky, laid-back afternoon/evening you can have on The Deck, which is actually *on* the water. This is actually the first time I was at The Deck *not* with a work group (which they are also good for), so we got to try some of the better menu items. This is, of course, a place for seafood, so we got the bay shrimp cocktail (so many shrimp!) and I had the Halibut Heatwave sandwich. Both were good, as were the fries. My sweetie got the BBLT (BLT with extra bacon) which was ... two meals, really. Overall, The Deck really has the best food I've had floating from a restaurant. It's really amazing what they can produce on a houseboat, especially since they have to wheel their supplies down the same ramp you entered on. Our server was fun and really embraced the summer dining on the water spirit, with a Hawaiian shirt and matching pants, and lots of happy silly chit-chat. Pretty much all the staff were cheerful and friendly, which is my regular experience and kinda amazing when you think about how this place is only open 5 months a year. This is really what you're here for, and the ambiance of having a pint while watching the sailboats go under the 5 bridge. The food is probably 3.5 stars, but they get a 5 for service and ambiance. Some tips: Go to The Deck on a weekday, it's far less crowded. Sit on the patio if there's room and you can do it without staring into the sun (bring a hat, just in case). Parking is in the McCuddy Marina parking lot, to the *left* (right is for marina members only). Some of the "standard pub" items are lackluster (like the Caesar salad); stick to their seafood and tacos, which are much better. Also, the vegetarian/vegan options are pretty boring, unless you just want fries, which are great. Warning, though: if you are mobility-impaired, The Deck is probably not for you; the McCuddy Marina involves steep ramps and a long walk on very cluttered piers.

We were seated almost immediately. We had a dog so hostess found us a seat right on the river's…read moreedge. While we were looking at the menu waiting for the server, the hostess brought a dog bowl with water for our dog. I got the 3 piece halibut fish & chips, she got the halibut fish tacos. Both entrees were on happy hour prices. Happy Hour is 11:00am to 5:00pm every weekday. Which is great for a weekday lunch. Fish Tacos were great, my fish was good with nice breading but a little soft and mushy inside. Good flavor though. The Cole slaw was great it was sweeter than most almost tasted like it had a little honey in it. Fries were crispy. It was a beautiful day by the water, with geese swimming and boats going by. All in all a very nice lunch.

Such a cool vibe in here! I'm excited to come back and watch live music in their outdoor space…read more I really like the set up in the booth seating. It allows for a fine environment where you wanna stay and hang out for a while. I had a few drinks off the tap and no complaints for me! They were served, chilled and fast!

I'd never been here before, but I came to watch my friend's band perform. The awesome retro look…read moreof this bar along with all the space and a beautifully dimly lit stage makes this the perfect dive bar, when it comes to dive bars. $6 beers, $3 PBRs, food, NA beers, cans of soda and alcoholic drinks available. But just when you think the bar is done, step outside and there are a ton of tables and booths and yet another stage. I can't comment on the service because I didn't order any food. Cover change was $10 but it's was worth it. Had a great time and with a big enough floor in front of the stage, room to boogie. You can count on me coming back for more live music.

This place has all the charm of a laid-back dive bar, but the Italian food is what truly stands…read moreout! Not only is the food good and the portions are generous, but those meatballs (an add on) is where it's at! They really load up the plates, so you're definitely getting your money's worth here. Don't skip the cannolis - they're one of our favorite things on the menu you get three for each order. The drinks are straightforward, well-made and reasonably priced. No need to Sit Tite for too long, as the service here is fast! They recently expanded their outdoor patio area. Between the patio, pool table, arcade games and its relaxed atmosphere - it's an easy spot to spend a few hours with friends.

Disclaimer: I am very much a local at this place, and I used to have a rule about writing reviews…read morethat I frequent because I thought it wouldn't necessarily be fair to the place but this place is honestly delicious and has refreshing beverages. TL;DR Local bar with a dive feel but surprisingly delicious meals happy hour from 4-6 with some good deals for drafts and cocktails What to say about Sit Tite... well sit tight and find out! Anyway corny jokes aside this bar can seem mysterious from the outside but it's a great local bar with a great food menu and a pretty solid cocktail list. Being as this is my local bar it's a great place to unwind after a long day of work, or even just to stop by and say hello. The bartenders are friendly the vibes are neighborly and the drinks are flowing. They got a pool table, pinball machines, Photo Booth, patio it's one of those great hangout places (I just wish I had more friends to go there with and share a drink ) needless to say this place is great and their fried lasagna is one of the best I've ever had.

Suuuuuper chill spot, definitely for the older crowd or someone that lives there, way off the…read morebeaten path. We ordered the fried ravioli, and fried Brussels, raviolis were meh, they tasted like they were air fried, they need to be deep fried. The sun-dried tomato fondue lacked flavor, would have done better with a Mariana dipper. Fried Brussels were good though! Bang for your buck on those 2 foods we ordered, we cross referenced the prices for the other items listed on the happy hour and normally shrimp tacos were $13 and on HH they're $12....not much of a deal. I've been here once before and I forgot about it as it lacked luster, I unfortunately won't be back again. Server, Ken, was good about checking in, although not much of small talk, seemed to talk to just people he knew, didn't really add to ambiance.

Awesome view! Menu is lacking…read more Prices too high Service is awesome The place should be packed but they are ok with few customers that probably don't come back due to lack of quality food and high prices compared to average food provided.

Excellent, fresh, exciting....delicious salads, we had a Roasted Broccoli Caesar & a Beet and…read moreCitrus salad. Both were excellent, freshly made, very creative and quickly served!!! The only negative was the music was a bit too loud plus traffic going by made it difficult to hear each other. Service was great and friendly....totally great and highly recommended!!!

Forming connections & building community is part of the reason I visit places. This is not a "plug…read morefor me", as much as it is an "unplug for a local business". This is a critique, of Northport, not for their elevated cuisine or craft cocktails, & friendly staff, but rather a poor singular judgement call on behalf of manager Daniel. Northport replaced the closure of Swift & Union restaurant, that experienced financial hardships in a pandemic. Restaurants are all about "math". Push a local away, you lose future bankable dollars spent, which in my case = lots of hard earned $. Facts; I usually came in alone, sat at their counter, plugged in my AirPods & watched design shows, or researched new music for my upcoming shows. On 3 separate occasions I brought friends with me. I admired the decor of Northport, because of having 30+ years experience in the design field. Upon my first visit, I met Gabriel, who was a server, also studying architecture, which resonated with me. After a few more visits he gave me his number & friended me on IG. I also met Nikayla another server I can't say enough good things about! After talking with me, she brought me a crystal rock on my next visit to Northport.she believed stimulates creativity, I placed her gift on my fireplace mantel. . Finally in addition to meeting a talented elixir crafter Caitlin, I met an older gentleman employed there as a bartender who invited me to come down and see Lorna B. perform. . I accepted his invitation, he was off shift & I sat with him at the counter. It was nice to see Northport bringing in live music entertainment, became a new reason to come back. When Lorna took a break, I complimented her vocals & song selections that evening. I showed Lorna two photos of relevant connections on my phone, from my associations with similar jazz & blues performers, including Mel B. (Rialto's Jack London) & Donna K.)Portland's waterfront blues festival. A couple days later, I came back from celebrating Seattle Pride wearing a Pride T-shirt I, stopped by Northport....at the podium entrance I was greeted by server Nikayla. She was telling me about going hiking to Silver Falls, while having this exchange, their manager Daniel approached & informed me that "I was effectively no longer "welcome into Northport." Daniel's explanation was that the performer Lorna may have felt uneasy? Many performers get approached either for patrons that make a song request, or adding tips to their tip jar, or any relatable exchange. Many collaborations happen when stories are shared amongst fellow artists. I was taken a back, to say the least. How is this offensive? Would it be perceived differently, if I was a woman of color, chatting with her as one musician to another? Doubtful, which lends itself that this is reverse discrimination, as I am a gay woman in PDX. Many neighborhoods in Portland have seen gentrification, particularly in N & NE Portland. I cannot control how others perceive me, as I merely mentioned my connections to similar musicians such as Mel B., & Donna K., both whom I know that do jazz and blues music in Portland . my attempts to create viable connections, share my love of music in our community as mutual contributors, is all this was. In this city, when you are treated in this manner by a manager, to be made to feel you are unwelcome, be careful, because one never knows the people they know. For a relatively new Kenton business that claims to be all about hospitality, it saddens me, that one singular person, Daniel A., would treat a long time member of the Kenton community with utter contempt. Disdain? Add insult to injury Daniel claims that other staff members may have felt uneasy. Really? Like the one who gave me his phone number, or another one giving me a crystal & discussing hiking plans, or the other one who invites me back, danced with me & bought my cocktail during Lorna's performance? These facts do not add up, I was shamed & treated with a knee jerk reaction, even after I suggested we revisit this after some time has passed to be met with a harsh NO, in front of their staff member happily conversing with me right in front of him. I was mistreated & belong to 3 protected classes under Federal & State of Oregon laws. This is a prime example of how owners, (Davide & Tamara ) hire someone like Daniel & treat local talented residents poorly, that inevitably will spend their dollars elsewhere. Bottom line. Advocate for equality, & inclusion. This business will attempt to justify poor actions. Daniel is homophobic, and look to see how many people of color work here? Follow up: There are several local North Portland business owners & managers that welcome me. Let me know publicly, what North Portland business you speak of Daniel? Because when you attempt to smear a local resident, fact check yourself, & back it up. Because I am welcomed into most North Portland businesses, except yours.

This place is such a vibe and now that they have lil bbq too, it's definitely a place you need to…read moretry especially if you like bbq food, for sure some of the best in Portland

Chill, yet busy, order at the counter neighborhood joint with an outdoor fireplace and seating. So…read morefar everything I've tried has been really good. The people are friendly. It's not a convenient place for me to go to, so it must be kinda special for me to keep going back. They always have house cocktails and all variety of beers.

Food: totally solid. Happy hour menu: great…read more Patio: heck yes. Service: absolutely stellar, if it's Shayna.

Louisiana is my spiritual home and I am seldom drawn to southern restaurants afraid they won't live…read moreup. Tiny Bubble does live up to my fondest memories. Their menu is New Orleans food which a special corner of the south. I went for happy hour which features catfish sliders. They preyed on my mind till I got some. They were Seasoned and fried perfectly. My cup of chicken and sausage gumbo was spicy and wonderful. My son approved the red beans and the Mac and cheese was sharply cheesy. Now that's what's haunting me and I'm not even a Mac and cheese person. Ready to go back. The patio is so cute and the server was great.

In Portland's crowded food and drink neighborhoods, Mayfly is a great example of how to fill the…read morestreet level units with high ceilings of new apartment and condo buildings. I found them because they host many food popups. This was Carly's Diner. They publish their popup schedule on their socials. They have outdoor canopy seating an a large space inside. They have a good tap list, wine, bottles and cans. Bottles and cans, including wine, are take out too, so they are a bottle shop. The staff was great and things move fast. They had 2 screens with sports. I do subtract a star for the seats. Seats are expensive and a business needs a lot. They standardized on some industrial metal ones with no backs, stools, high and low. Even the window seats don't really have much to lean back against. Mayfly is a neighborhood spot, a block from Kenton's main street with a great neighborhood community, a large variety of drinks, to-go, and food popups. It's on the MAX light rail too.

A great place to grab a brew before or after a meal. They do not have food/meals just a few small…read morepre packaged munchies. But you can get food delivered, or bring your own. There are some nice places close by for meals. It's very chill with good tunes always playing. Workers are super friendly and helpful. Don't be afraid to ask questions about anything new and recommended. They know what they are doing here. Looking to expand your taste, this is a good place. They host gatherings and markets from time to time. There is a nice outside area and a good amount of seating inside. Good for groups or just wanting to hang.