Long-time fan of the original proper pint, not far from home. This place has the same well-curated…read moretaplist--a wide range and some hard-to-finds--but a totally different look and feel: more spacious, more modern, yet still comfortable. but, haye, maybe put the name on the door? We'd walked in here looking for someplace else, and I had to ask what this place was. Glad I made the mistake, went in, had a fine beer.

Low-key vibe, nicely curated list of local brews and a disarming crew of well informed bartenders…read moremake this little spot a mellow place to kick back for an hour or two. It's on the street level of a multistory apartment building, with big windows that look out onto Capital Highway, which makes for good people watching, and there's a dozen or so tables --- both low and high ---- inside for seating. A couple of TV screens are tucked up into the corners, but the vibe is definitely not that of a sports bar; more of a semi-private club. Thumbs up to these guys for usually having an interesting, off-the-beaten-path selection of beers, ciders and wines. It's always fun to try something new, Alas, there's no food - like, at all - which is why I'm taking off a star, but otherwise it's a throughly pleasant (if kind of generic, decor-wise) space in which to enjoy a tasty brew among the friendly local denizens of Multnomah Village.

This food cart is located in the Multnomah French Quarter next to Yoshi's Sushi. As I was getting…read moresushi, this place serves a variety of beers, sake, wine, and some non-alcoholic options, so I got the sake - Sayuri Nigori that has a creamy, smooth, and fruity finish, which paired well with the sushi from Yoshi's Sushi. For $6 for a glass, what more can you expect? The pour was fairly generous.

This review is long overdue. I've been a patron for sometime, but when I visit this cart I seem to…read moreforget to check-in. The owner is SUPER friendly and knowledgeable and always helps me pair my adult libation to my food. His cart is located in a food pod called the French Quarter in Multnomah Village. The prices are very reasonable, too. The menu is always changing, which I like. This week I enjoyed a Cavatica Stout (Fort George Brewery) that I paired with a steak meal - the stout was bold, black as night and delicious!! I paired quiche and salad with a lovely Kolsch (Ferment Brewing Company). It was bright, floral and super refreshing!! I highly recommend you try this place. Salud!!

Food~One of my best girl friend (that's a big foodie like me recommended we do burger week) and, I!…read moreIt was new thing to me so I was super excited about the burger and, the experience. We both got the Blackberry Bramble Smash Burger (of course blackberry compote, goat cheese, and arugula). She thought It came with jalapeños but, It would totally make it even better but, it was still a delicious burger. We also got a small fry (3 people could share it). Service~It was a very nice guy off to the side taking orders (where you could order different beers on tap) Ambiance~It's located in a strip mall on Powell (lots of other food carts right in the middle of everything). Very relaxing (but, it was 2 bees that swear we had honey on us a little annoying but, it didn't stop us from enjoying our food and the outdoors). It's plenty of parking and seating. I spoke to few people and, had a decent conversation for a few minutes. It's still burger week until the 21s (check it out)! I love Pizza so now I know this is a thing I look forward to participating in other local events!

This place is retro, shabby, comfy, and delightful. Here in the heart of the Oregon craft beer…read morescene, this place is the flagship of all things sold that come in a sealed container. Thousands of options here in one gigantic marketplace, and something for everyone! The marketplace itself is quite dated. Yet it is eclectic and quirky. It is welcoming and irrefutably very memorable. There is a dedicated area to serve beer on tap with a list of about 12 options and then there is a restaurant with a limited menu. Mostly things like burgers, sandwiches, and other common pub fair. There are vegetarian options available. When your order is ready, they use an overhead mic that is resemblance of something that you would hear over the loudspeaker at an 80s rollerskating rink. On site, there are bathrooms and areas for seating that include bar tops, high tops, and even a couple of comfy couches. There is an outdoor patio that is very inviting during the warmer months of the year. Ultimately, this is an incredibly impressive presentation of beverages. Perhaps even something that some people would consider a museum of sorts. Either way, there is definitely choices for everyone, and this is an establishment that can't be missed. Yes, you can visit the other location on Powell, but nothing will ever match up to the original location here in Multnomah village. An experience, a chance to shop and stockpile some beer, but truly a showcase of excellence in beer culture in the heart of our city.

Continued excellent service from Michael, our bartender. Best Fish & Chips in town. I love that…read morethey stocked some drinks in the case as well and it was reasonably priced. I ended getting a can of delicious cider. We watched a Timbers match with our fellow supporters group. Great place to watch sports and have a meal. I can't wait to go back to the next watch party.

Service was excellent and the fish and chips are great !!!! Can't wait to go back to try another…read moreitem from the substancial menu

Welcome to Portland's tiniest tap house. Little Hop Hut is a cart tucked into the corner of a…read moreparking lot in Multnomah Village. The brewer hangs out in the cart pouring his personally-crafted drafts. There is a curated selection and each one is spectacular. There's picnic tables and a small fire pit - It's all outside so dress for the weather. Local beers. Mellow, neighborly vibe. One guy doing what he loves and sharing it with the neighborhood. What a gem.

Wonderfully fun with a charming, old Portland cozy feel to it. Fab food and great drinks! For a…read morequick dinner (before a music event) we shared the "chicken under a brick" entree, as well as a delicious salad, great bread, and a specialty veggie dish. Service was great. We will return!

The food was tasty and presented well. Service was friendly, my only gripe with it was that my main…read morecourse arrived five minutes later than my wife's. It does get pretty loud, when it fills up. Will be back to try more of the menu.

The person manning the bar was great. Took our order and…read morebrought out food to us, Very good. Had drink, also good. There are TV for sports. A friendly neighborhood bar. Very enjoyable. Looking forward to our next visit.

I was visiting Portland for a couple days to see a friend, and we stopped here on the way to a…read moreconcert. She told me it was a local staple and favorite dive bar. So I'm glad we stopped because those are my jam. We walked in and it looked exactly as pictured. Simple, older bar feel. Tables scattered. A few booths. They have a little stage in the back for performances. And darts. They even have a ship wheel which I love cause I'm a nerd. Since we were in a rush we didn't order food, but the menu looked like classic bar food. My friend says she enjoys it, so next time! We weren't really greeted while walking in. And the vibes were exactly as expected. Not super friendly or nice, but nice enough. The drinks were cheap and strong. And definitely a bar I'd go to if I lived there. Glad I checked it out!

This is definitely a dive bar, however it is a great dive bar. Friendly staff, good drinks and a…read moresurprisingly good food menu. For a budget-friendly option, the fly menu is a go-to. $6 for a burger makes it an easy dinner choice. Renner's has been around forever and has maintained a really fun vibe. We were there a few weeks ago with karaoke and it wasn't incredibly fun crowd. Plus there is outdoor seating which is perfect for a summer beer.

Multnomah village is this charming combination of old school businesses, village charm and only 10…read moreminutes outside of Portland. The hidden gem in the village is renner's. They are literally in the heart of the village without door patio sitting that is perfect for summer nights. Excellent selection of beer and drinks. However, the real gem is the food you can get to go with your beverage. The fly menu which is available 7 days a week is incredibly budget friendly. I was able to get a delicious veggie burger with cheese for $6 so it is easy to go out for a meal, enjoy the outside summer seeding, give a nice tip and you're still under $20. The staff are incredibly friendly and the vibe is that old school bar. Definitely on my list of affordable go-to places for a burger and beer after work.

This is one of the best bars in SW PDX. The staff (Grant, Becky, Chloe, Marissa, Angie, John) are…read moreamazing and so is the food. The place is clean & open both early and late. Highly recommend!!! -

This neighborhood spot is an absolute gem, and the service is truly what sets it apart. The staff…read moremakes you feel genuinely welcome. It's clean, has a chill vibe and a food menu with enough variety for almost everyone. Try the Jell-O shots! They always have fun, creative flavors.

Such a fun atmosphere for a quick drink in Multnomah Village! Drinks were tasty and decor was very…read morefestive for the season. Seating was a bit confusing since we scouted out a couple tables for our group, waited a bit, then started clearing the empty drinks off ourselves before being told that the staff was going to take care of it, but once we were sat at a clear table it was easy to order up at the bar.

Hey Yelp - it's called Hide A While Lounge. Now that that's cleared up, I gotta say I'm pretty…read moreimpressed with the changeover to this place. More lounge-y inside, which is lovely sexy and cool with warm vibes and twinkling chili lights, but to me, it just doesn't jibe with the outdoor area aesthetic-- does it want to be a lounge or a surf bar? I might be splitting hairs here, just an observation. In any case, taken on its own merits, the sleek interior space is very nice indeed, and service was excellent; the menu is compact, but looks promising, and there is a cool TV room in the back where you can literally watch DVD on an old set. Love it! The outdoor area (upfront, overlooking Capital Hwy) is a spacious grassy plot, with a good amount of chairs arranged on either side strategically placed near heaters, and is a great spot to spend summer afternoons - there's even a covered part. To me, it just feels like a completely different business which I guess is good if you can't decide what mood you're in. I'll be back to try the food, and will update then.