Just stumbled upon it and its fabulous. Perfect place for a drink. I love a hole in the wall…read morecocktail bar. Inside is tiny so be prepared to stand or wait but so worth it

Great place to have cocktails!! Bartender very friendly and…read moremakes awesome drinks!! Unique decor will have you taking pics and reminiscing Loved it!

We just stopped for a cocktail before dinner Great service…read more Very unique cocktails Well worth the stop

UPDATE! Thank GOD they got over the weird, savory…read morecocktails. I went in recently and it was fantastic. Yeah yeah I more or less trashed the place before because I had a hair across my ass over the cocktail that tasted like Thai food and hot dogs. I got over it. And, apparently, so did the bar staff. It is often very busy in the summer when so many people From Away are in town, so be ready to wait. That said, in my not entirely humble opinion, it's a good place for a cocktail or five.

Outstanding! Juanita is new to Portland, but well experienced as a bartender!…read moreSmart, talented, funny, calm... what more do you want?!

Awesome cocktails! I love their extensive old fashioned menu. I tried the black forest old…read morefashioned and it was so unique and interesting. Their house cocktails are also excellent, always a fan of a place that can do a vieux carré. Super nice bartenders, great service, definitely worth a visit!

A very fun, no frills speakeasy. As the name suggests, everything on the menu is $5, cash only…read more They have basic well drinks (spirit + mixer), beer, wine, cider, and one cocktail (an old fashioned). Great vibes and lots of seats. It can be a little hard to find (We wandered around confused for a bit!) so here's a hint: after going through the red door head down the stairs to the unmarked doors in the basement and voilà.

I love a good speakeasy and this was definitely one. There was no sign outside, so you just have to…read moretrust you're going to the right spot. There was a bouncer outside, with a scanner for your ID, but the vibes were great. Everything is cash only and all drinks are $5. It's definitely worth going and enjoying the vibes. The drinks are as you'd expect but I really liked the atmosphere and being a hidden gem.

This is the rooftop bar on top of the Canopy Hotel. We…read moreweren't actually staying here but we had breakfast at the Salt Yard and saw the sign for Luna and decided we had to come back since it was so close to the Courtyard where we were staying. We didn't eat here...just drank our desserts. hahaha! We had martinis of the Chocolate variety. Highly recommend! We were able to get a table with a view of the street and actually watched a couple cruise ships depart. The night was a bit cold, so they gave us fluffy blankets to put on our lap or wrap ourselves in which was most appreciated. The martinis were excellent. Sweet but not too sweet and hit the chocolate craving we were having. Server was really nice and we enjoyed talking to her. Next time we are in town... definitely coming back.

Luna was a great way to end our Portland trip!…read more We ordered two of the rotating jello shots which were blueberry, a blurry lemonade cocktail, as well as the Basque Shrimp which came with grilled sourdough. The jello shots were delicious! Definitely stronger than I expected, but loved the blueberry taste and you'll really start feeling it. The cocktails were also great, and I loved the fresh blueberries in them. I was also impressed with our shrimp dish. The bread was the perfect accompaniment to dip in the sauce, and the app came with many shrimps. The ambiance of the rooftop was great. There was even a DJ. Loved the service as well.

Back in this day I heard this place was kinda cool but I never went. I stopped in last night and if…read moreit was once cool, it aint no more. Just a basic hotel bar that was totally empty. With that said, my Manhattan was on point and we had a great view of the people cruising around on Fore Street looking to get hammered.

When Glass first opened, I felt that it lacked an identity and was overpriced. Nearly two years…read morelater, the classy lounge has really found its footing and is my current favorite cocktail bar downtown. The space is far more attractive than the hideously ugly hotel that it resides in. Shades of blue and (unsurprisingly) lots of glass yield an upscale vibe, with the clientele to match. On weekend nights the bar attracts the Rhum and Sonny's crowd, and is great people watching. With floor-to-ceiling windows, the view outside to Fore Street is even more entertaining. Prices have plummeted since first opening and are a great value. No drink is more than $12, and most are $10-$11. The cocktail menu is extensive, creative, and also very strong. I usually Uber when I come here. I took a long break, but Glass is currently one of my favorite bars downtown. You can reminisce about the 21 year olds across the street while sipping amazing cocktails with the 30 somethings. Highly recommended.

We came here for dinner during our Portland trip, and it was a highlight of our trip. The portions…read moreare rather small but still shareable among 2-4 people if you want to be able to try a bunch of menu items. It was a little pricey for the portion sizes, but it was kind of a yolo meal for us to enjoy with friends. It gets really packed so definitely make a reservation. It is dimly lit and cozy in here. The service is friendly. I really liked their beer selection (I'm not a fan of stouts but loved their lighter beers) though I'm not even a beer person. We tried a handful of menu items. My favorites were the fried fish dish with polenta and the spicy beef salad, but everything was delicious and creatively put together. The suckling pig was probably the only thing that was a bit underwhelming and even that was good. My husband loved the bread and butter dish and we had to get seconds! One note is that though the blueberry corn tres leches was a really great well balanced dessert, it wasn't actually tres leches because it wasn't moist/saturated with milk at all. I would definitely come back if I'm in the area again.

We had a few hits and misses with this restaurant, so giving 3 stars…read more Ambience was small, dark and the tables are really close to each other. Food- the oysters with prosecco and blueberries was really unique. Whipped foie gras was so good. Get this! Foie gras ice cream cream puff was so hard. It tasted stale and hard when I took a bite. I'm not sure if I was supposed to wait since the server didn't mention anything. The ice cream ended up melting out of the bite hole, so we didn't eat it. Suckling pig skin itself was delicious, but the meat under was dry and not tender.

Had lunch on the patio yesterday...Great food and great service!! and a nice day to have lunch on…read morethe patio!

We enjoyed the venue because big atmosphere and waitstaff. Food and drinks wonderful…read more Lynn

My wife and I popped in here at the recommendation of a local bartender for some cocktails after…read moredinner elsewhere. We didn't really look it up before hand and I think we were expecting more of like a dive bar and couldn't have been more wrong. As soon as we walked in the door, we were really digging the decor and overall layout of the place. We were seated right away at the bar and got a couple drinks pretty quickly. The bartender was a younger guy and super friendly. He was very approachable and was really knowledgeable about the gluten free experience (my wife has celiac), which got us excited to come back another day for dinner. My wife got the Short Story Long, which had a really interesting, herbal/vegetal flavor that she really enjoyed overall. I got the Pulp Fiction, which was a flavor bomb all the way with the hint of rye flavor but also a hint of fruit and other layers that was just really fantastic. We will absolutely come back here with the kids for dinner some night!

The ambiance at Lucky Cheetah was absolutely fantastic, but unfortunately, the food did not live up…read moreto the atmosphere. We started with an espresso martini and caviar-stuffed olives. While I wasn't particularly impressed with the flavor of the martini, I did enjoy the olives. Next, we tried the mushroom & truffle dumplings and lobster dumplings. Unfortunately, the lobster dumplings were quite dry and lacked the flavor I was hoping for. The standout dish of the night was easily the baby corn, which was incredibly flavorful and probably the best thing we ordered. The cucumber salad, on the other hand, was pretty underwhelming. It lacked flavor overall but had a surprisingly strong spicy kick at the end. We finished the meal with bao buns, which were another disappointment. They were overly greasy and didn't leave a great final impression. Overall, I'd give the ambiance a 10/10 but the food a 5/10. The restaurant has a great vibe and beautiful atmosphere, but for the price point, I expected much more from the food. It's definitely a spot where the atmosphere outshines the menu.

This place is amazing! Such a great vibe with colorful decor and live plants. The waitstaff is so…read morefriendly and helpful. The michelada was fresh and delicious, and my friend got a fresh-squeezed orange juice that was frothy to in a way I've never seen before. He said he could drink a gallon of it. Both sandwiches were perfection. The burger had an amazing bun and the perfect ratio of all the ingredients. The corn cakes on the breakfast sandwich were different, but in the best way. I wish I lived in the area so I could come here more often!

Really poor experience here. I came in solo last night looking for a spot for one. The host went…read moreinside, took a look and said there was one spot in the window. Perfect. I took a seat, grabbed the drink menu, found something I liked and waited for someone to come over. The waitress brought drinks to the couple directly next to me and walked away. Then she brought drinks to the girls on the other side of me, walked away. It was busy, it was a Friday night I knew she'd be back eventually. The waitress came back to the couple next to me to bring them something, walked away. Zero acknowledgment, zero. Not a hello, not a, Hi I'll be right with you, nothing. She walked past me at least 8 or 9 times, nothing. I looked at the host who sat me, we made eye contact, he knew I was looking for someone to place an order, he didn't do anything. I gave it 12-15 minutes and I packed up my stuff and left. On the way out I said to the host, nobody came over to me. He said, "thank you!" What a bizarre experience. I felt so unwelcome. It's not the easiest thing dining or going out solo, I was completely ignored and even after telling someone they didn't care to have me stay.