One of the best bacon egg and cheese breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. Also ordered the Lavender…read moreHaze drink which was pretty tasty. Lots of seating inside and outside, which has great people and dog watching because of the expansive off leash dog park next to the building. Will definitely visit again when I'm in the area.

Review based on vegan options: A couple of things can be made vegan, which is great! However they…read moreare just "okay." Marthas wouldn't be my first choice for a vegan meal, but at least they can feed you :)

Great space and energy with affordable drinks, albeit them being on the weaker end…read more Love the lightings and music. It's popping on a Thursday night with lots of young crowds. Would love to try their food next time!

Hi! Bartender at 10:30pm on 7/29 was very passive and rude when me and my partner came in. I…read moregreeted them first and they kinda sorta looked up to say a meek welcome. Showed them my interim paper ID (OLCC legally allows businesses to take them while new ones are being issued), and they said it wasn't a valid form of ID. As a bartender myself I know this isn't true lol, but I also have my expired ID on me just in case. Anywho! The bar seemed pretty dead and Low Brow Lounge across the way was much nicer, busier, and cozier! :) Also they follow OLCC policies! woohoo!

This is your classic dive bar!…read more Open from 7-230 everyday. You won't find anything upscale here, except good bar food, and very reasonably priced drinks. My wife and I come here for breakfast, and before timbers games. Can't recommend this place enough. The environment is relaxed, and laid back. This is not the place if you are looking for elegant, or fancy.

As a long time customer, I've been curious about what happened to Yur's, after decades of serving…read morePortland's working class; service industry, cab driver's, graveyard worker's, neighborhood folk. I understand the ownership didn't change, but went from being silent, to destroying a portland institution. I am a retired server and Yur's has screwed itself by it's passive-aggressive decision to change the demographic of it's client base. You really suck now. The proof is how empty you are when a large swath of the neighborhood has a power outage. Not many seek you out anymore. I cannot imagine how disappointed Radio Cab and nearby businesses are, by your flip, crappy service and the loss of personality, good soup, good vibes, breat local art and personality, not to mention service!

Kingston is easily one of the most interesting bars in Northwest Portland -- not because it's…read moretrendy or polished, but because it feels like a relic from a version of the city that hasn't completely disappeared yet. It's a very old-school sports bar, the kind that feels a little intimidating the first time you walk by. The type of place you might have avoided as a kid -- dim lights, the lingering ghost of cigarette smoke, the unmistakable blend of beer, sweat, and bravado hanging in the air. You half-expect a record scratch when you open the door. You'd be lucky not to feel like you might get punched on the way in, even if that fear turns out to be mostly theater. Once you get past that outer layer, though, you realize it's less dangerous than it looks and more just deeply, unapologetically itself. There's a core group of regulars who seem permanently stationed at the bar, carrying most of the conversation, but if you're there to watch a game, hang with friends, and keep to your own lane, it works perfectly. And then there are the wings. Honestly, the best chicken wings I've ever had. No exaggeration. No ironic qualifiers. They're the reason I keep coming back, the kind of food that lingers in your brain long after you've left. I think about them more often than I'd like to admit. Service is solid for the setting -- efficient, straightforward, no nonsense. The burger didn't do much for me personally; the charbroiled style just isn't my thing, but that's a preference issue, not necessarily a flaw. If you want craft cocktails and curated playlists, go somewhere else. If you want cold drinks, loud TVs, great wings, and a slice of gritty old Portland that hasn't been sanded down for Instagram, Kingston delivers. It's not for every night -- but for the nights when only wings and a game will do, it's hard to beat.

This place felt more like a dive bar than a sports bar. The slot machines were definitely the…read morehighlight. We ordered two beers and they weren't very cold, which was disappointing. Customer service could use some improvement...the guy working could have been bette. Not the most welcoming vibe. I can roll with that kind of energy, but it didn't leave the best impression. Overall, it's a very casual spot. If you're just looking for a laid-back place to hang out, it's fine but don't expect much beyond the basics.

Acceptable pub fair for our late-night needs. Got some side-eye from some folks I assume are…read moreregulars. This place feels divey, but it also too large and open to really be that way? Beulatiful(?) hot dog was decent. Never had a dog with a whole strip of glazed bacon on it before. Solid patty melt. Good, hot fries. Can't rave about this based on our (limited) experiencez but it seems like it could be a fun neighborhood spot.

Remember in 2019 when the blazers went to the conference finals and lost in...was it 4 or 5? It…read moreseems like a lifetime ago, eh? Anyhoo I watched the concluding, losing game at Beulah. Yo I am not blaming this establishment for that. Drinks are great here. I remember I had an online date here and the woman made me go outside to scope me prior to sitting down and having a drink. I was at the bar. But joke is on her cuz she was actually into me and I met someone else and it DID NOT WORK OUT. Beulah used to have a full menu but post pandemic I think they slimmed it. Still - you gotta hit up Beulahland. It is Portland in a restaurant/ bar. For god, for country, for beilah. Whoa typo. Fo they still do Sunday night music videos?

I was out, looking for a place to have drinks alone. I just wanted a few. My criteria were:…read more- more than just wine - food available (not crappy) - a woman could go alone and bring a book/her phone, and not be misunderstood to be looking for anything other than drinks alone after a long day. I had food and drink to Aalto since it was taken over by O&M, when they were making the menu. I first had cocktails made by Olivia at her old job. I used to always order a dirty vodka, but at some point, started saying "whatever you want to make." It was never the same drink twice! Everything was delicious. There I am, like a dummy, trying to figure out where to go. I am trying to search by "bars where a woman a drink and be left alone," but all they keep showing me is singles bars! Are bars still called that?!!! The minute I thought about Aalto, I knew that was the answer. Aalto is the way. So far I've had the "Snakes on a Paper Plane," which broke me from Paper Planes forever (they can taste like this??). Next I asked the bartender to make whatever she thought would be good. To say it was delicious, had not to devour, and a complex-in-a-good-way is to undersell it. Finally I had a Spaghett. A great way to finish out the night! Love the aperol. And that tiny High Life? Come on!! I had to try the new menu. I took advice on what to order right now. I had the rockfish ceviche and the cold noodle salad. Seriously. Seriously. Are you kidding me??? The ceviche came out first. Oh. my. god. The herbs were fresh and savory. The fish? Mind blowing. The calamansi dressing? So good, I ate the ceviche and then drank the marinade. No joke. The cold noodle salad hit a spot I didn't know I had. The noodles were not too chewy or soft. Perfect. I forgot to take a photo, because I saw it and immediately mixed it up to eat. Instead of zucchini they had cucumber, which is always a good sub in my book. Once I had mixed together the coconut dressing, house made chili crisp, mushrooms, and cucumbers. It was over. The portion wasn't huge, but it wasn't small - it was just enough. That sauce combination! Like an animal I wiped the sides of the bowl with my finger just so none of it got away. I am not some weirdo that eats the marinade and licks the bowl. Promise!! Really - read my other reviews. I appreciate good things, and yet usually maintain a modicum of maturity. The music mix is good. Right now Gary Numan's M.E, is helping me finish the night off just right. I'm old, I love music, but I forgot about this song until it showed up on a station a while ago. Now I can't get enough. Have you listened to it lately? Do it!! This is my new I-want-to-get-a-drink-and-not-be-hassled go-to. Also, the invite a friend who has taste spot.

Incredible food and cocktails!! Everything we ordered was so delicious. Everyone that works here is…read moreso warm and friendly. Overall awesome experience and can't wait to be back!

From the people who brought us Sit Tite... Sit Tite was my favorite bar in Portland, but Say When…read morehas taken its place. I wish there was a 6th star

Friends and I stopped in for a mini-meal on the last night of our vacation in Portland, and this…read moreplace hit the spot! We ordered food at the bar, and didn't interact with staff much. The place was pretty quiet but that was fine with us! The oysters were really tasty, and we all felt fine afterwards. The baguette had salted butter that was filling as well. Don't forget to grab a photobooth photo in the front entryway before leaving!

Good wings, a number of TV's which is perfect for NFL game days. Wish they had the sound on a…read morelittle higher when we were there for the playoffs but that was my only real issue. Bartenders were nice and you can tell that it is a mostly locals bar.

Been a neighborhood staple for decades and is constantly improving. Great spot to grab a pint and…read morewatch some sports. Evans the best and makes the perfect burger and fries.