An enjoyable experience. Understand why this institution has lasted so long. Please take the time…read moreto explore their cocktail menu. Some great options.

I've been coming here for HH every once in a while because it's been solid and it's such a cool…read morerestaurant, one of the oldest in Portland. Prices are on the higher end. Feels like stepping back in time when eating out here. They specialize in turkey dishes. Happy Hour is still solid (although prices have went up like with most places). Food wise their HH food is pretty standard American items with some turkey dishes like enchiladas or liver thrown in.

Good food, kind employees yum yum yummmmmyyyy yummm good bread good bacon yummy fries.read more

While I am quite a devotee of properly executed casual fare like artisanal pizzas and burgers, I…read morerarely, if ever, find myself compelled to publish public commentary. However, my afternoon excursion into Downtown this Saturday was so thoroughly delightful that I felt an absolute duty to share my experience for my premier review. The central district was beautifully bustling for the weekend, yet the establishment maintained an air of effortless hospitality. The staff members were remarkably friendly a quality I find immensely pleasing. I escorted myself to an excellent, highly comfortable seat to survey the room. The waitress promptly presented a refreshing beverage, and we engaged in a brief, lovely conversation. She was entirely charming and attentive. While the menu's selections were somewhat more conservative in scale than I had initially anticipated, it was perfectly curated with solid, classic options. For my luncheon, I selected the Portland Burger. The kitchen executed the order with commendable timing, presenting the dish precisely thirteen minutes later. The presentation was grand an impressively large, substantial burger composed of a beautifully toasted bun, premium meat, and impeccably prepared onion rings. The entire experience was an absolute treat. I am thoroughly enamored with this exciting Downtown find and shall most certainly be returning

Stopped in for breakfast. Clean, chic and minimal dinning…read morearea off the lobby of the hi lo hotel. The food was delicious. Kids and parents were all happy with what showed up at the table. Ricotta pancakes were a hit although you might get hit with an up change for extra syrup. Brewed coffee was surprisingly really good! No matcha though (head to drip drop for that)! You might want to look into reservations though, because even though the dining area was almost empty they checked to see if they could accommodate us when we arrived. Overall very happy with the stop and the food!

This restaurant is located inside the Hi-Lo Hotel. We had our breakfast there two days in a row…read moresince we were staying at the hotel. The dining area is spacious and has a lot of natural light. The servers are very attentive. I had the American breakfast which was very satisfying; the bacon looked to be overcooked, but that was just one side. I like my bacon somewhat crispy. Overall, it hit the spot. The next day, I had the Buttermilk Pancakes and they were light and fluffy. Again, the thick cut bacon. An enjoyable meal overall.

Parking on the street download ParkingKitty and pay through there…read more Came here to meet up with family. This place was packed on a Sunday morning and the inside was beautiful living up to the country vibes of the restaurant. Staff is super friendly and had really good recommendations. What we ordered: Cinnamon rolls(this reminded me of the old-school Entenmann's dessert had like a creamy custard in the inside of it, which was absolutely amazing. Came out nice and warm) Chicken waffles country, fried steak and eggs The country fried steak and eggs was 1 million out of 10 was the thickest piece of country fried steak I've ever had in my life and I'm not a big fan of country fried steak but this was a hit for me. She asked me if I wanted the white gravy or the brown gravy and asked her what was her recommendation. She said try both and I was glad that I listened to her. It was Rich. It was creamy. It was flavorful. Its homemade and it was huge. I would definitely recommend this place. If you wanna have breakfast I'm from California and I wish there were something like this.

Just a wonderful place to have breakfast or lunch. The ambience has southern charm…read more I had the fried oysters. It was easily the best fried oysters I have eaten. Very crispy corn flour based batter with a touch of lemon. The oysters were fresh - not frozen - before frying and serving. The chicken sandwich as tasty as was the coleslaw. Great meal, great place to have a meal.

We popped in around 6pm on a Thursday. It was busy but we were sat almost immediately. We were…read moreoffered a regular table or one near the kid area. The kid space was a great size and my two small ones loved being able to play while we ate. I loved that they had some great open ended toys and I didn't need to worry about them disturbing our neighbors. Our server, Emma, was great! She was attentive and quick. She even made our kids chocolate milk even though it's not on the menu. Our food was amazing. We had the kids butter noodles (I'd order that for my adult meal if I could!), kids cheeseburger, deviled eggs, caprese with prosciutto, and fish and chips. The fish was so good and big! Definitely enjoyed our experience here!

Back in California, I would always get a Deschutes IPA on tap because it was delicious and…read morerefreshing. This isn't the original location of where Deschutes started, but I wanted to try the actual brewing of Deschutes while in Oregon. It didn't take long for us to get seated at a high table. We originally wanted to sit at the bar, but changed our minds because there were numerous people there watching the World Cup game. We had a bubbly and kind server support us during our time here. We had ordered a 3 piece honey gochujang wings with extra celery and carrots. I also wanted to try their fish and chips. I substituted my fries for Parmesan Garlic Fries. My fiancé ordered their Gyro burger. We washed down our food with delicious beers. Their food was good and quick. I really liked their ranch dressing because it's not typical. Their fish was fresh and crispy, too. We left Deschutes feeling full and content. The only change I'd make is how the garlic Parmesan fries were, but that's me. I still believe it's worth a visit when you're visiting the area, especially if you're also a beer fanatic like I am!

We loved the food, service, and amazing views! The bar had…read moregreat booths by the window and the restaurant was much larger than we expected. Great for special events!

What an amazing experience we had at Portland city Grill. They never disappoint us all the way from…read morethe greet at the front door to the service to the goodbyes at the end everything is amazing and the staff is extremely accommodating. We can't wait for our next visit.

Dishes made with native ingredients? Yes please! Indigenous owned and operated business with dishes…read moreinspired by indigenous recipes? Yes please! An entire multi-page menu of herbal teas that includes historical information about how the different ingredients had been used by indigenous populations? Yes please! After wanting to visit Javelina for a long time I finally got the opportunity to a couple weeks ago. SO GOOD! I got the bison chili, some fry bread (of course! ), the three sisters salad, and some tea. The chili was SUPERB, and the fry bread was the perfect dipping accompaniment to it. The three sisters salad had such a good flavor balance, with the squash giving a perfect hint of sweetness against the other ingredients. I love herbal teas (my mom grew her own herbs and would make all different ones for us growing up), so it was such a delight to see the huge variety of in-house-made herbal teas available. I forget the name of the one I ended up picking (I think it was something like three tribes). It was great and exactly what I was looking for). The ambience in the restaurant has a lovely simplicity that feels like it suits it perfectly. I can't wait to come back and try their brunch some time. Oh, and before I forget, the service was on-point. Everyone being lovely and accommodating.

Javelina is a really special place offering fine-dining style Native American/Indigenous food…read more They have a huge tea selection and give you a welcome cup on seating. The menu is refined and has a few options using more unique meat choices like Bison and Elk. I really liked the Bison Chili. The Fry Bread taco (with Bison) is a nice intro to Native food. Although there is barely any Bison on it. Portion sizes are a bit all over the place. Some items are regular sized some are on the smaller side. Service is good. Overall a great unique experience.

10/10 no notes…read more Came in on a whim and was craving tartare. I had previously came from laurelhurst market which was closed randomly? So this was the next on the list and I'm glad I came. Got sat immediately during lunch on a weekday. Ordered the tartare and garlic soup. I asked if they had lattes and they recommended me go down the hall while I wait for my order for a coffee at ranger chocolate how fun! The tartare hit the spot. Ice cold, the meat was fresh, Briney from the olives. Delicious would get again. Garlic soup, very rich. Never had it before it was delightful. Was a quick stop so I only grabbed a couple things but this was such a joy would recommend ! Looking forward to returning to try more things on the menu.

Ordered: -2 cheese charcuterie…read more -Anchovies -Happy daiquiri -Lager Pro: -Friendly staff -Dog friendly (atrium seating) -Everything was tasty! Don't skip the cocktails! Con: -A bit pricey for the portion size during happy hour ($49 total including 20% automatic gratuity)