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    Funhouse Lounge

    3.8 (137 reviews)
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    FUNHOUSE LOUNGE ATMOSPHERE

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    Loud
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    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    9/12/2024 - Dropping into the Funhouse Lounge for Comedy of Terrors. They revamped the seated and stage which look so great!
    Mikhail H.

    Five years later and I should give this an update. This is especially true since they just revamped their space which was a bit challenging before. I have to say that they really maximize the space but the updated seating is way better since some of the seats previously could be a bit trying to eat you. The VIP booths are pretty great looking but if you are ADA, like me, drop them an email and they want to help you out. I always try to pregame when I go to anything since most places genuinely want to make it easier for all of us involved. I got an email from one of the very sweet cast (I was trying not to fan girl since she's so crazy talented). I was grateful we caught a lighter attended show because I was able to linger and take in the clown room. I never had a thing with clowns for any reason - do not hate and do not love...just, huh, ok clowns... though, I have to do a quick 'Fuck you Poltergeist' because seriously... NOPE. One of the wicked talented actors was so sweet and showing off the clown paintings that were created by the Funhouse owner. Seriously explore - one is a music box! But it really is the coolest sitting room but I am used to there being a line. But whenever I have gone we end up chatting with other strangers in line. You really just are in a good mood getting here and grabbing snacks knowing you are in for a good time. We went, this time for the Comedy of Terrors - so fun! They always have something going on and just do their own thing. I am very much about a new experience and the one exception I make is this spot. I try to see Die Hard the Musical every year because OMFG... It is magical and it IS a Christmas movie.

    Under The Nite Sky
    Mercedes C.

    When our original plan fell through, my daughter looked for something else to do on a late Saturday night. Somehow, Funhouse came up to see a random comic. And for $7 per person, we were all in. Almost. Funhouse looks like it used to be a house at one time and designed to be this quirky, red-light event space. Yes, it looks outdated. Even without advanced tickets and coming when the show had already started, the ticket hostess was super sweet and checked to see if there were 3 empty seats. Well...only 2 were available. The night was still young, we collected our thoughts to find plan B. I'm not sure if we missed the best comic- but we had our own personal comedy show outside while we sat on picnic benches under the stars and watched Sebastian Maniscalco's 'Is It Me?' show on YouTube. Man....was that the best?!?!? This may not have been Portland's GOAT performing the Saturday night we came here- but next time we're back in town, we'll plan accordingly.

    the outside of the restaurant
    Kevin S.

    We came here for one of their final performances of their "Pulp Fiction" parody. We were a little too early and it started to rain on us but one of the performers let us into the waiting area early to get us out of the rain. I was disappointed that the clown room wasn't accessible. It looked like it was being used as a storage room (this was back in March) but the bar/lounge area had plenty to look at on its own. The performance itself was absolutely amazing! The actors and actresses were on point, interactive with the crowd and hilarious! They managed to stay true to the movie while still putting their own spin on it. The one aspect of this I can say wasn't great was the food. It was pretty basic, not so great food but hey, you're here for the performance. Next time, we'll simply eat before coming. Problem solved. Funhouse is a MUST if you're in Portland. We will definitely come back for another show the next time we're there.

    Jovanah F.

    An interestingly quaint theater. When I walked in... I did not expect clowns to cover the walls top to bottom :O Sad they don't serve cocktails!! The bartender was a doll, friendly and helpful! It was a little annoying to wait an extra hour for the show to start but that's not the lounge's fault.

    Die hard the musical
    deangelo w.

    Was here for die hard the musical and this place is great love the nostalgia old school looking carnival feel this place has. Also had good beer on tap and the service was amazing the place is little cramped with its packed but it actually makes for a better experience makes it more intimate. Love getting intimate with the cast had a fun time.

    Krissy H.

    I have been wanting to come here for a while and we finally went. It was small and intimate. I love how the outside area it's designed very fun in Housey. We went to the Golden girls drag undcripted. It was funny not what we expected. We dressed up like blanch and Sophia

    Smith Q. J.

    We went to see Die Hard the Musical. As someone that's not a huge fan of musicals (though I do like some) and someone that likes but does not love the original film, I highly recommend this. The amount of singing is relatively small percentage wise, but just enough in my opinion. Die Hard was huge in the 80's, fizzled out in popularity and then in the mid to late 2000's re-emerged as a classic and was really "cool" to watch as a Christmas movie, and although better than most Christmas movies, and even though I've watched it at least half a dozen times, it just was never as awesome to me as it was to others. Don't get me wrong, as far as action movies go it's essential, and worth watching at least a couple of times (if not three times), but once I hit that fourth time I felt it started losing its magic. All that being said, this musical was thoroughly entertaining, and made by folks that truly loved the movie, while also doing a perfect job of making fun of even the smallest nuances. Often musicalizing a film like this, while good in theory, is often not executed well, this however I would consider an exception. It felt like the cast was able to improvise and be creative and it showed in how much fun they seemed to be having. The cast even at its silliest or most serious always committed fully to the role. My favorite part was the girl that played Hans Gruber with an intentionally bad German accent that generated laughter with almost every sentence she spoke. I would say one of the funniest performances I've ever seen on stage. The actor playing Bruce Willis was over the top with his impersonations of Bruce but never to the point of it not being funny. "Yippy-Ky -Yay..." being the most famous quote, they not only did a song about him coming up with a catch phrase, but also a song right after finding the catchphrase, where the chorus is them yelling "Yippy-Ky-Yay Mother..." If you get tickets get them online ahead of time, in case it sells out. It is expensive but in my opinion worth it, much more entertaining than most of the theatre I've seen in Portland. Please support small theatres like these, they worked really hard on this and created something that is far more unique than most performances you'll find around here. My only beef is that it could've been perfect with a two hour length instead of three hours, but even still it's worth a watch. Lots of laughs. I give it 8.5 stars out of 10.

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    Meredith E.

    Funhouse lounge is so amazing. Their musicals are top notch. Ive never laughed so hard in my life. Back to the Future provided so much insight to the plot holes in the movie. Die Hard gave us historial backgrounds of the movie's vicous villians. Get your tickets as soon as they go on sale! The tables are fun when you have a group of friends. The first Sunday of the month is the Rusty Trombone Senior Center Bingo. For $5 you play 6 rounds of bingo with the most hillarious group of "seniors". Peg and the Captain are my favorite hosts. G-unit! Beers are cheap and service at the bar is quick and polite. Im so hooked on this place! A forever customer.

    Becky with the good jokes!!!!
    Aleta N.

    Went to the wonderful Becky with the good jokes show hosted by Becky Braunstein. It. Was. Fabulous. My husband and I had so much fun! It's a good lil venue and they have such fun stuff on the schedule! The first bartender we got was a lil gruff and rude but then the second was awesome and really nice. Strong cheap drinks. What you need for a comedy show. Beware the clowns tho. Like. If you are scared of clowns talk yourself up before you go in. Cause all the clown art is good. But it's still terrifying. Perfect venue!

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    The shows are way too long. And the owner ripped me off with payment. Oh well, gotta fill space

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    Teardrop Cocktail Lounge

    4.4(1k reviews)
    1.9 miPearl District
    $$

    To speak about Teardrop Lounge, I should probably start with this:…read more Ladies and gentlemen, I present my favorite cocktail bar. Not the best -- I'm not arrogant enough to claim that. I haven't been to every cocktail bar in Portland, and saying something is the best usually says more about your lack of experience than your conviction. But favorite? That I can stand behind. And I want to get that out of the way early, because of the amount of praise I'm about to pour on this place -- fully earned, completely intentional. The biggest crime here is that I only discovered it two weeks ago, after living in Portland for a year. It had been recommended to me countless times, and I ignored it. A mistake. A painful one. But now that I've found it, I don't plan on making that mistake again. I'm not typically an Old Fashioned drinker. In fact, I usually hate them. But somewhere between curiosity and too many episodes of Mad Men, I decided to try one anyway -- fully expecting to confirm my bias. Instead, it completely flipped me. Bright, almost citrus-forward in a way that felt unusual but entirely intentional. Balanced, smooth, just enough burn to remind you what you're drinking without overwhelming it. It was the first time I actually understood the appeal. I'm pretty sure I grew a few chest hairs that night. That alone would've been impressive. But it didn't stop there. The space is beautiful -- clean, intentional, but not cold. The staff are excellent: personable, engaged, and most importantly, authentic. Not scripted, not performative. The kind of people you actually want to talk to, and hopefully, eventually be on a first-name basis with. Now, all of that gets it close to a perfect score. But what pushes it over the edge -- what makes this place stick -- is the White Russian. One of the first drinks I ever had. My dad's drink. Not because of The Big Lebowski -- that came later -- but because it's just always been his thing. And at some point, it became mine too. Typically, when bars try to "elevate" a White Russian, they ruin it. They overthink it. Swap ingredients, tweak ratios, add unnecessary flair. And more often than not, it ends in disappointment. Teardrop does the opposite. They respect it -- but refine it. The coffee liqueur actually tastes like coffee. The heavy cream is properly integrated, not just dumped on top. The vodka -- whatever they're using -- is clean, present, and perfectly measured. There's a subtle complexity to it without losing what makes the drink what it is. It's the best White Russian I've ever had. No hesitation. I've gone back twice just to make sure it wasn't a fluke. It wasn't. If someone asked me what my death row drink would be -- this specific cocktail, from this specific bar, is in the conversation. Easily. Teardrop Lounge doesn't just make great cocktails. It reminds you why cocktails matter in the first place. And that's why it's my favorite.

    We came to Teardrop Cocktail Lounge while visiting Portland and were genuinely impressed…read more The cocktails were excellent -- thoughtful, well-balanced, and clearly made by people who know what they're doing. One of the best parts was how approachable the bartenders were. We asked for custom drinks based on our preferences, and both came out perfectly tailored. Creative without being weird, and strong without being sloppy. What really stood out was the price point. For the quality of cocktails, the prices felt very reasonable compared to similar craft cocktail bars in other cities. The vibe was also great -- relaxed, cozy, and not pretentious. It felt like a place where you could come for a special drink experience without feeling like you had to "perform" or order off a rigid menu. We liked it so much we actually came back a second time during our trip. Highly recommend if you're into well-crafted cocktails, friendly bartenders, and a laid-back but elevated atmosphere.

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    Driftwood Room - Clam Chowder

    Driftwood Room

    4.3(350 reviews)
    1.9 miGoose Hollow, Southwest Portland
    $$

    Ideal dark bar vibe! Perfect place for a cocktail late night…read more Drinks were great. Our table order a variety of drinks and none of them were really sweet. The ambience is low lighting, lounge, playing Amy Winehouse. Also they have absinthe if you're in to that! Our server was really kind and was able to give great recommendations. The space itself is pretty small.

    Driftwood Room is an interesting one. If you've been watching Mad Men like I have recently, you'll…read morefeel right at home -- minus the misogyny and the occasional cringe reminder that this era wasn't actually that long ago. The room drops you straight into a version of 1950s America that's been preserved just enough to feel nostalgic without feeling like a museum. Low lighting, wood everywhere, cocktails that feel like they belong in a glass with a heavy base and a quiet sense of purpose. It works, and it works for just about anyone. The drinks are excellent, and the service is generally solid. That said, this is a hotel bar, and it's often staffed by a single bartender, so your experience can vary depending on who's behind the stick that night. I've had great visits here -- the kind where everything flows -- and I've had nights that were just okay. Nothing bad, just inconsistent in a way that comes with the territory. And that's really the crux of it. At the end of the day, this is a hotel bar. Which means drinks come with a premium -- not outrageous, but noticeable. You're paying a bit extra for the setting, for the history, for the fact that it's there when you need it. And while the cocktails are well-made, Portland has no shortage of places doing equally good, if not better, work for the same price or maybe a dollar more. Timing matters here. Weekdays are ideal -- when the room feels like it's yours, when you can actually settle into it. Weekends are a different story. Travelers roll in, rightfully ready to unwind, and suddenly you're competing for space, for attention, for a seat at the bar. So why go? Because when it hits, it really hits. It's a place to lean into the mood a little. Order something off their house cocktail list -- they clearly put thought into it -- and let yourself sink into that old-school rhythm where day drinking feels less like a vice and more like a quiet ritual. It's not perfect. It's not the best value in the city. But it is one of the more distinct experiences you can have -- and sometimes, that's enough.

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    The Observatory - Tomato Bisque

    The Observatory

    4.3(2.6k reviews)
    3.7 miMontavilla, Southeast Portland
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    Had an awesome time at The Observatory the other weekend. Unlike a lot of places, they run their…read moreHappy Hour on the weekend, which is what drew my partner and I in. You can absolutely smell the fish and vinegar as soon as you walk through the door, which I think gives the place a very homey pub feel. I ordered a spiked peach Arnold Palmer, which I enjoyed (and it was pleasantly strong) and a glass of the house white, which was good for the price. Our server was very fast and attentive. To eat I got the tomato soup with a grilled cheese, which was absolutely fantastic. The soup was so creamy and flavorful, and I cannot imagine a better meal after spending all day walking outside in the rain. The fries were super crispy and I liked the batter. My partner and I shared some of their breadsticks, which were deliciously baked (fresh!) and came with a super refreshing basil crema and a nice tomato-y dip. Wonderful all. My partner ordered fish and chips, and was surprised to find that it is one large fillet of fish, not multiple pieces like you would typically expect. He said the fish was fine, but a little tough. Overall, a wonderful experience. I definitely hope to return. I highly recommend this place as a refuge during the cold winter months!

    You know what I will admit that my ardor for The Observatory has cooled over time. I do still count…read moretheir rosemary pear martini as my favorite cocktail in town - and really their cocktail menu overall is still excellent. But the last few times I've stopped in for a meal, it feels like the food isn't quite as impressive as it used to be. Could be all in my head. Not sure. But it's always a nice spot to hang out and chat with friends, you can get seated quicker if you enter through Over & Out, which basically functions as an extension of the main Observatory, with it's own bar and pool tables.

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    The Observatory - Love the decor and ambiance

    Love the decor and ambiance

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    Sesame Sweet Chili Glazed Chicken Wings ($12)

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    Too Soon - Cool bottle wall

    Too Soon

    4.8(64 reviews)
    1.5 miKerns, Northeast Portland

    A small vibey bar with fun energy. Space is pretty limited so plan accordingly…read more We had a couple of drinks here and they're tasty! Craft, refined cocktails. They also have a filipino food menu when we're there but we didn't try any. Would be down to come back, especially later at night to catch their last call cookies!

    The drinks are really good and the staff was very friendly! The overall vibe/look of the bar is…read morecool as well. One thing that bothered me though (and I know maybe I'll get hate for this), is I feel like some of the decor is tone deaf. They have a bunch of colonial men ceramic decor, but they partner with and serve food from a Filipino company. I'm Filipino and it was a bit offensive to me because even if the point of having them is trying to make fun of them, it's not really funny. We were colonized for over 300 yrs and still deal with the trauma from it. Please consider removing the colonial decor. I really enjoyed the bar and want to enjoy it in the future, but I don't think it's necessary to have those things in the bar and doesn't add anything to how cool the bar is apart from that. UPDATE: the bar messaged me. They were super professional and kind in their response. I really appreciate that they were open to my perspective on the colonial items and said they will be removed. Thank you so much!! Looking forward to enjoying the bar in the future

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    Non alcoholic spritzer

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    Wax Social

    4.4(47 reviews)
    6.0 miSouthwest Portland

    Old school Portland hidden gem. Rich history behind the walls. Excellent vibe. Delicious small…read morebites reasonably priced. Great service. Easy parking. Huge surprise from the outside impression. Cozy relaxed upscale inside. Could be a definite new favorite to stay onsite if you're in Portland and not have to drive anywhere

    There are restaurants with great food, and there are restaurants with great vibes. Wax Social…read moredelivers both at a high level. I've worked through most of the menu, and every single dish lands. I kept expecting at least one to miss, but it never did. I'm not usually a seafood person, but their fish tacos and Ahi Poke nachos completely changed my mind. If seafood always tasted like that, I'd order it every time. The deviled eggs might be my all-time favorite appetizer. The steak bites are perfectly cooked and tender, and the white cheddar onion dip is rich, savory, and hard to stop eating. What really puts it over the top is the experience. The owner is incredibly welcoming, the staff is attentive without hovering, and the whole place has an elevated but relaxed energy. With the live DJ, it feels like the perfect spot for a date night or a fun night out with friends. If you're deciding where to go next, put this at the top of your list. Can't wait to go back!

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    Wax Social - Comfortably numb

    Comfortably numb

    Wax Social - Dirty martini and bartender's choice. Highly recommend!

    Dirty martini and bartender's choice. Highly recommend!

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    Whiskey, whiskey, and Whiskey and Brown Eyed Girl.

    Sapphire Hotel - Loved this detail on the tables

    Sapphire Hotel

    4.3(513 reviews)
    2.1 miHawthorne, Mt. Tabor, Southeast Portland
    $$

    The Sapphire Hotel is no longer a hotel. It was in the early 1900s... And you could say the guests…read moreat that time were a little shady (let's just say some rooms were rented by the hour). The restaurant is what used to be the lobby. It is known for being dimly lit, a little romantic, a little old school. They are open late when not a lot of other places around are, which is how I ended up here after another event. They have happy hour from 4-6pm and then a late night happy hour after 10pm. The building could use some love from its landlord. The toilet was leaking, there's asbestos wrapped pipes visible on the ceiling. We got: Soup du jour House salad Meze platter Kettle chips Spicy chicken sandwich Everything tasted great. I was pleasantly surprised with the portion sizes for the happy hour items. I would definitely keep this in mind for date night or as a late night spot when not much else is open.

    Impeccable. One of the last gasps of "Old Portland" when SE bars were dark, pointed, subscribed to…read morewitchcraft, and climactically tasty. Ceilings larger than life. Servers who must all be libras due to their homeyness--slash--poignant versatility that offsets feeble-minded Portland bartender ego and impatience. (REAL Kindness, you know...*tears up*). The happy hour is really special. Get a gin and egg white cocktail for $6-8! I moved away from PDX, but Sapphire is the first spot I'd return to. (I probably won't return to PDX.) It's sort of like if Rimsky-Korsakoffee House was a real Portland bar.

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    Sapphire Hotel - Interior booth seating

    Interior booth seating

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    Sapphire Hotel

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