Classically cozy crevice on Mississippi. Classical music is what you sip to with their culturally…read moretitled cocktails. A perfect after dinner hideout listening to live opera. What?! Introvert bartender was skilled at the classics.

Great hidden gem on Mississippi Street. With a soft & low lit cozy ambiance you can take in the…read moresounds of live music on this night in particular it was Musical Theatre Oke where singers can bring their own sheet music and sing with a live pianist. Don't forget to try one of their delicious curated cocktails. As a Manhattan lover I enjoyed their twist on Manhattan's and sunk into "The Red Mendelssohn" which was divine. I definitely recommend stopping in here for a drink and some chill vibes.

When I realized I needed to schedule a meeting somewhere between Beaverton and North Portland, this…read moreplace was the first that came to mind. It had been on my list to try, and I'm so glad I finally did. Despite the unique décor, it turned out to be the perfect meeting spot--they have a back room with a large table that worked beautifully for the four of us. Everyone enjoyed their drinks, which all had fun, creative names. The guy behind the counter was so nice. I think he loved my enthusiasm for everything. I also picked up an Apple Skull Cake cider to-go for my husband, and it was both fun and delicious. Such a great experience--I'll definitely be back.

I love this place-so very kool!! I had some coffee and an…read moreegg sandwich and just love the whole thing. The atmosphere is just so nice! I will go here every time I am in the neighborhood!

Came here thinking it was just a random bar but was shocked and surprised when I got inside…read more Literally LOVED the experience of this place. Hostess and staff was very friendly, I felt like I was about to get on the Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland lol. Just the atmosphere was why I love this place, no lights in there very dark and only lit by candles. If you love Halloween,we'll its Halloween here all the time. Drinks is what I had the most and if I could I would of try them all.

I'm giving the place five stars but with a note…read more The ambience here is unique and fun! My friends were jealous when I started sending them photos. The drink menu is fun to explore! Our service was super friendly and fun. We will definitely come again the next time we're in town. Now the note. There is some confusion about bar seating. Ive seen a few negative reviews from people who were told there would be a wait when there were empty seats at the bar. This happened to us our first time too. Like other people, we were confused why we couldn't sit there. In our case we were told it was a 45 min wait. This time we had reservations and were shown to our seat right away. If Ravens Manor would just clear this up for people it would help eliminate some of those negative reviews. OH! One more critically important note: REDRUM is supposed to be spelled with backwards letters as it's a mirror image. Cmon Ravens Manor! LOL

This cafe has a laid back vibe and it's filled with all types anime and gaming delights…read more They're worth a visit just to take it all in or to hang out with a friend for a bit.

A cute pot of jasmine tea…read more Make sure to buzz in the entrance. There were nostalgic items in there! Nice service.

Was a fan favorite for a fun lunch date with a group. Games available for 5 per person. Drinks and…read morefood available, a little pricey but delicious. Ended up being almost 100 for three people. But was a fun experience. Will be back.

We loved coming here. They have good burgers and beer, good shakes, nice atmosphere for gaming with…read morefriends. Service is fast and friendly. However, they recently started charging $5 PER PERSON if you want to play any games, including ones you bring. The reason given is table space, but it doesn't take any more space to play games than you would be taking to eat your food. And nobody shares tables at restaurants with strangers anyway, they are already losing seating space by you dining there, just like any restaurant. It makes no sense. Wife and I spent $20 per person on our food, then another $10 for the table charge to play our own card game while we waited for the food, then tip calculated on top of that (i do 20%). So our $40 meal cost $60. Quite the markup. We were there for less than an hour and there were other empty tables the whole time -- so what was the charge for? Loved this place as a spot to gather with friends but if it's gonna be anywhere from $10-20 table tax before tip I can't justify it. It feels bad, makes you feel like you're getting scammed. Gonna find a new spot. Edit: I want to clarify my experience regarding the below reply. In the past we were offered to rent one of the businesses' board games for a flat fee. We were never charged before for bringing our own, nor charged per person in our group. I understand renting gaming tables but that rate last time, especially if scaled into a larger group and applied pre-tip, is just too high for us to keep coming back.

I enjoyed my visit to Cloud Forest…read more This chocolatier uses Ecuadorian cacao and vanilla. They sell bars, spread, powder, coffee, and vanilla extract. In the shop, they have pastries, coffees, and ice cream. The interior is industrial-minimal with a touch of pastel whimsy. While seating isn't the most comfortable, I enjoy the space - it feels like there's room to breathe and think in here. It smells amazing, as you can see their production and packaging going on adjacent. The friendly person working made great recommendations on what to get, since it was my first time in. She highlighted their most popular items as well as what featured their chocolate most. I got a mocha and chocolate chip cookie, and a pint of ice cream to go.

I visited Cloudforest recently to get hot chocolate. I got the MesoAmerican with a toasted…read moremarshmallow on top. The marshmallow was good. The hot chocolate was average for me. It wasn't very rich and there didn't seem to be much spicy. Overall, it was an average experience for me.

This is SUCH a wonderful place! Quirky, cute and fun. You walk in and are transported into a whole…read morenew world. Strawberries EVERYWHERE. It's a mini strawberry museum (actual title, not just my words). There are strawberry decorations, strawberry pins, stickers, bags and clothes, strawberry ice cream, strawberry art to buy, and plenty of non-strawberry goods as well. They even have a take-one leave-one installation for PDX Sidewalk Joy. (Checkout the link for more installations: https://www.pdxsidewalkjoy.com/) The owner is very kind, patient and appreciative of your support. This shop has a very community oriented vibe. We bought our goods and decided to hangout to eat our ice cream. There are a few tables, so it has limited capacity, but I also like that it's small and not crazy busy. Very chill. It was a fun little experience, and we all agreed to go back again.

Soooooo sweet in every way. Like walking into an artists daydream where you get to enjoy an…read moreincredible ice cream sundae experience on top of it. My sundae was layer after layer of flavor and texture and I was scraping the glass at the end to get every last bite. There are artistic details and touches everywhere - including the scalloped edge on the frame of the bathroom door! Go in the late afternoon if you can, the light at that time makes everything extra sparkly and sweet. Handmade strawberry-themed treasures are for sale all over the store, I came in on my birthday and found a pair of earrings that made my 13-year-old daughter day "They're so perfect for you!" And they have vegan gelato too, so I can bring my best friend here and we can both enjoy something sweet and spend a little time browsing together. To top it all off, the owner is one of the nicest humans I've ever met. It felt so good to be around her and in her space.

I was in the area & needed to grab a quick bite, saw Costello's & decided to give it a try. The…read moremenu was a lot bigger than I expected, with breakfast & lunch options. The breakfast biscuit sandwiches sounded really good & luckily for me they serve them all day! I ordered the bacon cheddar biscuit sandwich with a glass of iced tea. My expectations were exceeded, the sandwich was very generous & the biscuit was fresh; maybe even house made? Fresh veggies & tangy garlic aioli, yum! It's a large space with lots of seating, there were quite a few people; but it still felt relatively quiet. Seems like a good place to come with a book, or your laptop. Appreciated that they had the WiFi code displayed & not having to bother someone. Staff was also very nice! If you're looking for a quiet spot with quick bites, definitely worth stopping in.

Who ever makes that aioli needs a raise. That was such a delicious breakfast biscuit! I enjoyed how…read moreyou can just go in order and seat yourself it takes a lot of pressure off waiting to be waited on. They will give you a flag and link you to that so they know where to drop the meal. Drink was nice and wonderfully tart! I'm thinking I need to make a visit again soon the ambiance was great for a coffee date. Quiet enough to talk but loud enough to not feel guilty for laughing.

The Flight lounge cafe is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. I came from Vancouver Washington…read moreto have breakfast here. I was greeted by the owner Leia. She took our order. I ordered the shrimp and grits, my sister ordered the basic breakfast. We sat in the mid cafe with seating that resembled a private jet. We were able to smoke our cannabis in a very comfortable environment as we waited for our delicious food. The food was excellent, perfectly seasoned and the portions were very generous. Definitely worth the membership! They just opened a second location in Oregon City. Looking forward to a Vancouver Wa Location.. Remember Leia and her team did it first in the NW.

It taste like I made the eggs hands down da best breakfast/brunch food in PDX!!! Leia & Josh...read more

Cheryl's catered my husband's and my wedding reception and did a great job. But we had never tried…read moretheir brick and mortar restaurant. We recently took a staycation in downtown Portland and decided to have brunch there. At 1030 on a Saturday morning, we were still able to get a table. It was crowded, but the noise level was do-able. Service was excellent, very friendly and efficient. All of the waitstaff seemed very relaxed, which I thought was great. They bring beignets to every table as a starter. They are light, airy and not too sweet. For breakfast, I had the Ed's scramble, which had a ton of veggies in it, but also cheese. It was served with a ranchero sauce and sour cream. This was very, very good. My husband had the chili and cheese omelet, he said it was great and it looked really good. This is an excellent dining spot that has been in Portland for years. I can see why.

First time here, and not impressed…read more We were seated in what seems like "overflow" seating in the back/lower part of the restaurant, which is more cafeteria-style and not a good ambiance. After we ordered, I went to the bathroom and the food was already out when I came back to the table. I ordered a salmon benedict, so it did not seem like it was "made to order." The salmon benedict, although highly recommended by the waitress, was extremely fishy, even though the "hollandaise sauce" (which had no depth of flavor, and was just thick) covered the entirety of the egg, salmon, and english muffin. It came with cheesy hash browns which again had no depth of flavor. Cheese makes anything tasty but it was just too much. The service, while friendly, was not attentive. We were unsure who our server was and I had to flag down the server for the bill and then to take my card 10 minutes later.