I recently got into a conversation of not having any great pastrami sandwich in Portland, and a…read morefriend said that I must try Baker's Mark. Arrived on a Sunday afternoon at 1pm, the patio seats were full but there were some open seats inside. There were just two people ordering at the kiosk, so it was a short wait to order, with about 10 minutes to get the sandwich. The Dutch crunch roll, wow, wow, just amazing texture and full of flavor, the pastrami was solid but not mind blowing, but the combination (cheese, pickles and deli mustard) made this an easy 9.5/10. They flipped the sign by about 1:30pm and said they were sold out. I'll be back to try some other sandwiches, and I'll be sure to arrive early enough.

I enjoyed the Avo-Chickpea. Unfortunately, they were out of garlic Dutch Crunch bread. If it's…read morethat popular why not make more? Good size, but far from value. The sandwich style is reminiscent of what you'd find at a good deli: piled high, dressings, shredded lettuce, etc. Typical inner Portland: stand in line and touch pad to order, PREtip, bus your own stuff. Staff were friendly. I'd place them in the upper middle of Portland sandwich places.

Every single thing on the menu is amazing - the cheesesteaks obviously (get the buffalo chicken…read morefully loaded) - but also everything else. Great wings (honey hot!) and the Grinder is amazing too. More importantly, the atmosphere is so good. Comfortable, Megan is so nice, and it just always feels friendly like family here. Pro tip - they have a tv and play sports games. There aren't many good sports spots in the neighborhood but this is definitely a hidden gem for watching the game! Great for kids too and they have some board games to keep everyone busy.

Atmosphere: Amplified food truck. They have a bar there with some seats as well and a little bar…read morearea to enjoy a drink if you'd like Food: Best cheesesteak I've had in Portland (not saying much). Ample enough amount of meat but they kind of skimped on the cheese. Overall though, I'll be returning here for my cheesesteak needs while I continue to try the rest around town. Price: For a cheesesteak in Portland, the price was commendable. You'll never find them as cheap out here as in Philly but I guess I have to accept that Service: Standard Parking: Street parking

Stopped in here around 11 at night for a quick but formidable bite. The bar next door and sidewalk…read moreout front were poppin. Inside there's a counter, an atm, and a couple benches to sit at and wait for your order. My sandwich was up in a few minutes and I got to carry my warm log of a meal back home to devour. It was really good, guys. Perfect balance of bread, cheese, horseradish sauce, and savory meat. Can't imagine their other sandos don't deliver similarly.

Pretty solid sandwich spot. Overall, loved the taste of my sandwich. Got the no 5 with no kale. The…read moreaioli and tomato jam were bomb. Only minute for me is sandwich/meat is lacking in volume for the price. Potato salad was just ok, bit on the watery side for my liking. The staff was super friendly. Street parking. Outdoor seating only.

No matter when we visit Marino we have a great time. Love the atmosphere, Turkish coffee, and…read moresurprising entertainment. Dario the owner is an amazing guitarist and the musicians that show up to gig with him are top notch! Fun, entertaining and comfortable My husband and I love it!

Want a little of the 1960s cafe vibe. Go no further. This intimate little cafe dished it up along…read morewith luscious deserts.

I finally got to try Sammich during our winery's (Cho Wines) Summer Kickoff Party. We ordered the…read moreTre Italian and the Porkstrami sandwiches (served with chips) and they were incredibly good. The flavors were on point and the meat and produce were super tasty and fresh. The sandwiches paired perfectly with the Cho sparkling wines and made for a perfectly balanced meal. What a treat! I really love when local businesses collaborate to provide special offerings and experiences for their customers. It provides a great opportunity to try something that you've had on your wishlist for a while and discover new favorites.

Was looking for a good sandwich place and bo found one! I give this place a 4.5 instead of a 5…read morerating bc it's very pricey for a sandwich. The service was good and worth the small wait (10min wait). They have inside and outside seating. I got the Italian beef and this is the closest Italian beef I have had outside of Chicago but you just get it dipped! Chefs kiss. Will definitely be back!

Service 2 stars…read more With no other customers waiting, our 2 sandwiches ordered took almost 24 minutes waiting outside in the rain. Ordered taken from someone whose apathetic aura was unappetizing. Way too expensive for a sandwich ordered at an outdoor window plus asking for tip.

They sell F'real milkshakes which would be fine if they weren't charging $6.50 or were upfront…read moreabout it. "Handmade Milkshake" feels like false advertising Absolutely not

Bodega PDX is what's up. Food came up quick. The waste management sandwich with roast beef, garlic…read moresauce and chipotle mayo is bonkers. Get it all on Parmesan bread. Small parking lot right on Foster, excellent corner store offerings too. Happy to live near wishing/yearning for more shops like Bodega PDX. Could you split a sandwich yes, should you? no.

Bodega is sooooo overwhelming. They got literally everything in this tiny little store. All the…read morechips, drinks and snacks you could want. I wasn't quite sure how to act with all the options. The sandwiches is allegedly what you need to go for. They are good not great. A little bready. They don't do the trick where they pull out some of the bread from the inside to fit more meat/veggies. Still quality sandwiches and solid options. Bodega is just straight up fun. Go in there with no plan and see what grabs you. (4.2 Stars)

Amazing breakfast sandwichesbb The english muffins…read more(apparently handmade fresh by them!) are soo soft, and the sandwich essentially melts in your mouth. I got the one with some spice in it, and it was DELISH! Next time I'll try their coffee as well :)

Not a great photo but I went to Sunrise Co. for the first time and got the Sunrise Sandwich -…read moredelicious! 10 stars out of 10. Highly recommend. "A sweet and savory delight: Breakfast sausage, fried egg and melted Tillamook cheddar, with your choice of berry jam on our handmade English muffin."

Every time I travel I look for the best Rueben Sandwich…read more This is hands down it! First off house fermented pickles on that biatch. If you ain't putting pickles in the sammich you are wrong. The Kraut... the art, the music. F' me I can't wait to get back to Portland.!

I'm not much one for sandwiches, but a friend recommended this shop to me. One a day my stomach…read morewent on crazy growling mode, I paid Lottie a visit. Entering the shop, you will be greeted by loud music. Be ready for that. You will have the option to dine outside, if the weather provides it and the seats are empty. The hosts are wonderful and very accepting with a positive attitude. Smiles and all. I ordered the Jim because it was the only sandwich I could eat. The majority of the sandwiches contain meat, so I would not recommend this for vegans or pescatarians. Jim was delicious and I consumed both halves of Jim flawlessly. Either hunger overruled me, or the sandwich was that satisfying. I do recommend the shop, but with limited options for non-meat eaters, I truthfully would rate Lottie and Zulas, 4.5. Yet, I don't believe the spot was "good."

Awesome service, ok prices for the area, especially the quality of the ingredients. The aioli is a…read moremust! Also, the space is very nice. The seating could be quite limited during a busy Saturday, so keep that in mind, but they offer take out of course. Super delicious and a necessity breakfast or brunch stop if exploring Hawthorne's food options.

We got in around 11AM and was notified that there's is a 45 minute wait. We said that is okay and…read moreordered our drinks and sat down. We ordered the Yolko Ono and the Sriracha sandwich. When the food came out, I was a bit disappointed. My Sriracha sandwich looked identical to the Yolko Ono. I waited too long for my sandwich and didn't want to send it back and wait some more so I just ate it and didn't complained. The sausage patty was a bit dry in both sandwiches and the egg was cooked over medium. The yolk didn't drip like it had did in the past. It creates less of a mess when you're eating but it's not quite the same. This location has a few 2-person tables and 2 large communal table that you can share with other people. We originally sat the the communal table but when a 2-person table because available, we moved over.