What an amazing dinner! The food was on point and oh so delicious. Our server was incredible and…read moremade our dining experience special

I've been here several times and found it to be good. Very friendly service staff. Their food…read moregenerally is well prepared and presented but I wouldn't say especially memorable. The grilled trout with zarandeado marinade is memorable ... wonderful flavor! The burgers are good, but not necessarily a knock out that stands above other places. I tried their salmon fish and chips. It's the PNW so salmon makes good sense, and I love salmon, but I discovered that the flavor profile of salmon isn't quite right for a battered and fried fish dish like white fish are. I've had only one truly disappointing experience. I had a light appetite so I ordered their Beet and Citrus salad. I declined any protein to be added. For $18 I received a large platter with the salad literally taking up ONE HALF side of the platter as if something else was supposed to be served beside it. The chef could've easily proportionalized the size of the salad and balanced it on the plate so it looked like a complete meal. Instead, what I got almost felt like the chef was telling me that I should've ordered something else with it.

Solid drinks and service but their food is AWESOME! Their bulgolgi nachos were fantastic for nacho…read moreweek. I had a full rack of wings for $25 and it included fries. Legit tasty. It's unassuming and I love that. Classic neighborhood bar/sports bar. Please go here if you haven't. Great little dive that I will be returning to a lot.

Great dive bar with some of most reasonably priced drinks in Portland. Redid their food menu not…read moretoo long ago, extended full menu kitchen hours, and have football Sunday specials with plenty of tvs for every game. The burger is a nice go to and beer battered fries are great. The pudding shots are also super tasty. Pool is free, staff and patrons always friendly as well. Some of the seating/chairs could use some love though as they've been around.

Fried chicken, blt, sloppy southerner. Fried chicken was…read moretender with biscuit and home fries. Homemade ranch. Gotta try their homemade BBQ sause with a smokey heat. BLT was full of bacon, juicy tomato and tender toast. Sloppy Southern tender chicken thigh with bread and butter pickles that added a hit of vinegar and heat? A must try is their homemade strawberry lemonade. A must try!

Quick read: YES, COME HERE!…read more We took a chance on this place when some unexpected family flew into town and wanted a good breakfast. This was the first spot open long enough for us to still squeeze one in. As soon as we walked in, we noticed a sign proudly supporting inclusion and justice. As a Mexican queer woman, seeing that right away felt genuinely welcoming. We grabbed a table, got our menus, and I immediately noticed the Community Meal option-where anyone can come in and get a meal, no questions asked, free of cost. Our server overheard us talking about it and was ready to offer it with complete respect. We were the only ones in this restaurant and they were okay with providing meals for free if we needed them. That alone speaks volumes about the kind of place this is. When ordering, we learned they don't even have a freezer everything is fresh and locally sourced. Big win. One of us ordered the French toast, and wow... I wish I had too. It was beautiful, topped with nuts for the perfect crunch, and made with brioche bread. PHENOMENAL. I had a bite (and got the leftovers), and it was just as amazing cold. I ordered the chorizo breakfast sandwich with a side of tots, and even the quality of the oil they fry with must be top-notch because those tots had the perfect crispy outside with soft, fluffy insides. My friend ordered the huevos rancheros, which I barely saw before he devoured it and immediately went into a happy food coma. We also had biscuits and gravy--slightly sweeter than usual, but still delicious. I'll absolutely be bringing friends here for future breakfast dates. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and come try their food!

I am new to the neighborhood and have driven past so many times. Finally decided to stop in and…read morehave been back multiple times in the past few weeks! So far I've tried the chicken burrito, chicken fajita taco, and hard taco. All of them have been 10/10! Would highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area.

Bland and sloppily rolled burrito. Only refried beans and no salsa bar. Poor quality all aroundread more

Just absolutely incredible. I did not expect this to be as good as it was but it's amazing…read more Firstly, the covered patio, which was plenty warm on this cool spring day, allows dogs, and I am there for it! There is also an indoor section of this restaurant that has nice upholstered booths and a bar. They also have gender, neutral, restrooms, which were pristine and very well stocked. Service was phenomenal. We were greeted by a lovely young person, who made us aware of the self serve, coffee, and water that was available, then our waiter came and was equally lovely and helpful and gave us great ideas for what to order for breakfast. A third person brought our latte and our breakfast very quickly. They were really on top of everything. I had the vegetable pesto breakfast which came with scrambled eggs and a choice of grits or potato pancake. I had the potato pancake and think it was the right choice. It also came with a giant incredibly delicious buttermilk biscuit. The vegetables themselves were so flavorful that I added no salt or pepper, which is very unusual for me as I love my black pepper, but these were seasoned so lovely that it was not needed. The vegetables included garlic, kale, mushrooms, potatoes, and many other delicious bits. The pesto sauce on it was just perfect. My dining companion had biscuit with both types of gravy, which was really great that they let her split it because she had been undecided. Chicken sausage was tasty and she loved every bit of it. They have both a house, made salsa and jam at the table and I think the jam was raspberry and incredibly tasty. Loved it so much. I will be back here as often as possible!

*3.5, rounded up*…read more Came for breakfast on Mother's Day with a reservation. Checked in ~5min early, and ended up waiting for ~15min past reservation time because the hostess did not let us know we had to check-in *again* when the person parking the car had made it to the restaurant. We ended up with what was, in my opinion, the worst table in the restaurant, after watching several parties of the same size seated at 'better' tables, all of which had arrived after the driver, who was there less than 2 min later (so still prior to scheduled time) after I was at the hostess stand, and we were seated waiting in direct view of the hostess. PLEASE be clear in your communication about this policy: it was neither clearly posted anywhere nor voiced - it wasn't a huge inconvenience, but I would have much preferred being sat in the main area. The restaurant areas are each different: the bar area itself is the least interesting: several seating booths and the bar, closest to the bathrooms. The main dining area has more seating, a fireplace and the self serve coffee bar - I LOVE this feature, and even saw a Wonderwood Springs mug. Shoutout to my favorite neighborhood merriment maker, Mike Bennett (if you haven't been there, go. Do the mini golf... but this review isn't about WW, so... moving on) We ordered a couple of adult beverages: the Bloody Mary was *fantastic* and I'm grateful to the server for suggesting to mix the two infused vodkas I was torn between. Hot peppered pickle was *chef's kiss* and gave me all the things I crave in a bloody: slice, twang, umami. The mix was the perfect consistency (nothing worse than a great tasting Bloody Mary that's too thick/thin), and it didn't get too watered down as breakfast went on. Baby Daddy's iced "Shed's on Fire" was... alright. The highlight was the espresso bean that he didn't even get because I stole it (Mother's Day... amirite?). I'm not sure if it was the 151 or if it's because I don't drink much anymore, but all I could taste was the alcohol, so I didn't feel it was very balanced - I would have preferred a more coffee forward taste, especially since our server said the iced version was made you cold brew. I had anticipated it being stronger in coffee flavor. I'm a sucker for anything crab, so when we were told the special was a crab cake Benedict, I was sold (so was my kiddo) - didn't really look at the rest of the menu, and if I'm honest, I'm kind of sad I didn't. It's not that the CCB was bad, but it was just alright/nothing to write home about. I couldn't tell if the crab used was Dungeness, fresh, or something from a can, there wasn't much flavor to the cake itself (it was honestly overpowered by the egg & hollandaise combination) and made me want to go home and try to make my own (Dungeness) cakes. The highlight of my breakfast was the grits, when they first came from the back: note to future me/the person reading this reciew: eat them first/fresh & hot- by the time I came back to them, they had cooled & congealed *sad panda* My son is a culinary student (has studied at Johnson & Wales) said the same thing about the cakes - lack of flavor, needs something additional, couldn't tell what type of crab was used, etc and was also disappointed. The highlight for him was the potato cakes, and I'm pretty sure he is going to try to replicate those at home now!! All in all, we weren't exactly disappointed in our Tin Shed visit, but I'm not sure it tops the list of our favorite Portland breakfast/brunch spots. I'm sure we'll come back, but next time I'll try something on menu and get a biscuit - those b*+ches looked dang amazing on everyone's plates as they walked out of the kitchen!!

My go to brunch place! I finally got to try their pork chops and it was amazing…read more Service is always welcoming, nice, and quick service. Small spot but very spacious between other tables. Must go for their chicken fried steak.

We saw a lot of people waiting when we went to the brunch place across the street and decided to…read moretry this place for breakfast later in the week. We went closer to closing time on a weekday and there wasn't a wait. The biscuits and gravy were good but I like pine state's better. Pine state is more fluffy. The gravy is about the same. The country fried steak was just ok. A little dry but ok with the gravy. The hash browns were super crispy which was great at first. But it was also super oily, so after a few bites, none of us wanted to eat it anymore. The server was very attentive and the decor is very homey. Parking in this area is a nightmare.

Got a double cheeseburger deluxe combo and omg !! It was the most fulfilling burger I had with all…read morethe works. Veggies were fresh, fries were fresh and the meat! Actually tested like a homemade burger the real beef way. Definitely my favorite spot over shake shack!

Good hamburger good fries and delicious milkshake. Fast and clean. I'll definitely come back soon.read more

Had a brunch date on a Monday morning. It was not too busy and we were seated right away. The…read moreservice was incredible and the food blew us away. I could see this place being really crowded on the weekends. Everything sounded delicious and we had trouble deciding, but ended up ordering the brussel sprouts, crepe, and chicken and waffle. Can't wait to come back!

Everything was delicious! Service was also great and…read morechecked in with our waters! We sat outside during the beautiful weather and it was just a pleasant brunch spread. The signature flight was very clever. I enjoyed them all but the Vietnamese coffee could be a little better with bitterness and sweetness. Overall, place for brunch. Will be back to try other dishes!

Been coming here since 2010. My first experience was a…read morePackers playoff game against the Cardinals. They lost, but it was still a fun time (even as a Bears fan). Mainly, I enjoyed being surrounded by fellow Midwesterners. Since then the ownership has changed, and I haven't been back for another football game. But, I have enjoyed multiple beer fests, tap takeovers, and quiet nights having a beer and food with friends. I LOVE Saraveza! The staff is friendly, the beer selection is top notch, and the food is very good.

I've been to Saraveza now a couple of times. Each time has never disappointed. I like that it has a…read moreMidwest feel to it, and they have exceptional beer offerings, including both on tap and bottle selections from their coolers. They are also a full bar, and they make some fantastic cocktails. And being Midwest, they have some absolutely fantastic food. A couple of my recommendations would be, of course, the cheese curds as well as the poutine tots. If you've never been, give this place a try. They do offer some outdoor seating as well, which is nice for when the weather is warmer.

We discovered this place on our (annual) Portland trip with friends last year. We all loved it and…read moretalked about how great it was. This year my husband and I made it a point to go back. It was even better than I remember!!! We had 4 dishes: * Sweet Heat Dumplings * Curry Katsu Chicken * Chicken Crispy Deep Fried Dumplings * Wonton in Chili Oil It was just as good (actually better!) as i remembered!! Definitely the most delicious dumpling place I've ever had. From here on out, this will be a MUST GO every time I visit Portland!

Passing by Portland, we decided to give this place a try and it was a very good decision!…read moreClean, bright and friendly place with delicious food. We ordered 4 different dishes and all of them were great. My favorites were the wontons in chili oil. Parking off street that might be a nuisance at peak hours.