Very very good Fresh fish and tasty sauces. Prices are…read morefair and portions are good Hmm hmm hmm

Delicious poke and super fresh ingredients. The prices seem high at first but you definitely get…read morehigh quality fish and toppings. Not as customizable as other poke spots but their set options are great! Really enjoyed the Salmon and Tuna combo in spicy shoyu sauce. A great quick lunch in or takeout!

A haiku review: Wet,…read moresaucy nachos Smoked chicken, pico and beans A massive portion Chips are toasty hot Pickled jalapeño kicks Nacho week success

We met some friends from out of town for dinner. We were immediately greeted and seated. Our drink…read moreorders were taken right away and we enjoyed the root beer, pecan pie, stout, and s'mores golden stout. All were delicious. Staff was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. The favorites of the night: pesto chicken sandwich, and pulled pork sandwich. Everyone enjoyed the fries, both potato and sweet potato. I had the taco salad and it was good, but the ground beef was a bit dry. Overall, everything was good. The food, the service and the beer. I'm sure we will eat there again.

Wow what a tucked away restaurant - literally! It might be easy to pass The minnow because it's…read morelocated slightly below street level and is a quaint little shop. My friend and I were craving something light after a workout class in the area and it was the perfect menu for a hot day. Items are a little more expensive but they're farm fresh ingredients that fill you up. I would recommend trying miso sesame shitake cold noodles and add an extra egg. My friend and I were sharing and they were kind to split it up for us in our own bowls. The noodles were chewy and the ponzu sauce added a lightness to the savory sesame. Veggies were fresh and added the crunch needed to the dish. They had tasty kombuchas in their fridge too - nice to pair with the noodles! Surprisingly they own the seating on the patio as well so you can grab a nice view while you wait for your order. They bring it out to you but you need to buss it back downstairs afterwards. Worth a visit for sure and need to come back to try their smoked fish toast.

Cute vibe! I enjoyed their eclectic style and wine selection. The food is always refreshing, though…read moretypically very light on the salt. Kind staff.

I come here fairly often as it's by my work & the February smoothie was one of the best smoothies…read moreI've ever had! It was called "The Little Lad" strawberry, chia seeds, maca, vanilla whey, raspberry sauce, agave & cashew milk! plzzzzzz bring this back!!

Traveling for work from LA, a friend brought me here…read more On their recommendation i ordered the MORNING BERRIES. The flavor was great. It's like an açaí bowl but with oatmeal instead. I loved it. As I was eating I thought (as I do often) that what would make this BETTER would be to swap out the maple syrup for HONEY and the sweet of the honey is a bit sharper to the subtle dull sweet of the maple syrup. Second was the HOT JANE. I'm a spicy lover and this was def spicy. Do not recommend if you can't handle heat. It was a 6/10 for a guy who can handle the heat, so proceed with caution. As is, it was great. I had no thought of modifications at the time of tasting. The staff were really friendly and took compliments well and they seemed proud and that they take pride in their jobs. We had a short convo about the food sourcing and their mission statements. It was a bit cold outside the day we went (Jan) so the metal and concrete of the tables and floors made it seem even colder so I'd take it to go on a winter day and dine in during the spring/summer next time. Happy eating.

International grocery stores are a necessity as I use in my everyday life items that don't exist in…read moreconventional grocery stores. World Foods doesn't carry the ginormous container of pitted Kalama olives that the mothership Barbur Whole Foods does. But they do have excellent customer service and and will transfer a jug from Barbur to Whole Foods for me. They also sell Arz labne which I can't find anywhere else convenient in Portland. Certainly not at a conventional grocery store. They also sell all kinds of other international groceries like giant jars if dolmas, lavash, the best chocolate bars. I could go on and on. Walking the aisles makes me feel like I'm in a different country and it's fun. There's not much in the way of parking. Most people in the Pearl probably walk there. I know I do. I do know that if you want a grocery adventure check out World Foods. 2026 - Review # 6

Quaint small market. All the things you would expect from a healthy organic themed market. They…read morealso have a nice deli market where you can grab a quick lunch and enjoy it at their shaded tables outside while taking in the Oregon breeze.

We stopped by here for a drink and a bite after our flight. It's close to Powells bookstore so a…read morequick walk over. Highlight for me was the deviled eggs and for my husband it was the wings. Be warned, they're messy. We sat in the bar section which feels a little more casual. It's a relaxed atmosphere and friendly service. No complaints!

Visited Deachutes a couple of times back in late June. I have been a fan of Deschutes fresh…read moresqueezed ipa for years and I was super excited to sit down and eat at the brewery. I will say that I was not disappointed. The first visit I sat at the bar and enjoyed some world cup soccer, a great beer, and the star of the day, an amazing burger and fries! The next time I visited Deschutes, my daughter joined me. I had a tasty salad and an ipa. My daughter just ordered fries, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Our server, who' name I cant remember was excellent and the beer was brought out immediately and the salad and fries followed soon after. If you live in Portland and have not visited Deschutes, or if you are in town for a short visit, I definitely recommend Deschutes!

The food here is as authentic as it gets--I haven't had Thai food this good since I was actually in…read moreThailand! On top of that, the staff is incredibly friendly and kind. I accidentally dropped a glass, and they cleaned it up right away without making me feel awkward or embarrassed at all.

Great food. Great drinks and a very decorative atmosphere with attentive service. Would recommend.read more

it's the best croissant youll have in portland and perhaps the entire west coast USA. good location…read moreso you can just run in, slam an espresso and eat a croissant.

nuvrei was another great fine on our foodie tour of Portland…read more Their pastries were delicious and their sandwiches were the star of the show. The service was good and the ambience at both cafés were awesome

In Portland, OR on business and I'm flying back east this evening so before I leave, I want a great…read moredinner. My co-worker mentioned wanting some "creole, southern cooking" so I did some more Yelp'ing of course, revealing yet another bookmark, Screen Door! Here's how it went. Atmosphere/Appearance: Set right on Couch St. in the Pearl District is this gem. The outside isn't much to look at, it's straightforward and modern. The restaurant is set on the corner and is adorned with yellow touches with a decent-sized outdoor section. Once inside it feels like a nice old-school mansion set right out of the bayous of New Orleans. Lots of low yellow lighting, woods and bright tiles decorate the bar as well as the seating areas. It's one big open seating area with the bar off to the right. I loved the open concept. It was busy, but wasn't terribly loud. I also LOVED how this place loudly and proudly welcomed LGBTQ+ community with a rainbow of balloons as well as artwork! Service: I can't remember who took care of us, but we had no issues here whatsoever. Food: The drinks were strong, colorful and delightful. Being based on southern cooking I had to try the classing New Orleans Hurricane and Sazerac! The Hurricane was huge, delicious and of course, strong. The Sazerac was practically perfect. First up I checked out the Hush Puppies which are cornmeal fritters w/ pepper jelly. These were delicious, hot, fresh and the pepper jelly had an EXCELLENT spice to it! Next up were the Crispy Fried Oysters which are cooked then crusted with cornmeal, bacon, other seasonings and served with toast points. These were delicious and literally made me forget I was eating oysters. Next up I tried the fried chicken that came with buttermilk-battered, crispy fried boneless chicken breast & thigh w/ buttery mashed potatoes, tasso ham gravy and collard greens. Absolutely fantastic. Chicken was crispy, juicy, tender and well-seasoned. The mashed potatoes were also moist and left my mouth watering after each bite. Collard greens were fresh and everything I wanted them to be. I also got the chance to try the Chicken & Waffles which comes with 1, 2 or 3 pieces of chicken depending on how hungry you are, a sweet potato waffle and of course syrup while everything is dusted with powdered sugar. Fantastic. The savory and the sweet just balanced themselves so well. My co-worked also let me try his macaroni & cheese which was damn good. Baked so it had that layer of crispy cheese across the top and was so cheesy, so gooey underneath. Value: Macaroni & Cheese Side = $7.00 Don't Tell Me What to Do! (Drink) = $13.00 Original Sazerac (Drink) = $15.00 Baked Oysters = $12.00 Chicken & Waffles (3-Pieces) = $29.00 Fried Chicken Dinner = $27.00 It's not fine-dining pricing, but it's not cheap either. The food and the ambiance are absolutely worth the price point. The quality speaks for itself. In conclusion, I LOVED it here at Screen Door. It's worthy of its great rating, stellar reputation and pricing. I am excited to pay this place a visit again in the future when I make it back here.

We had heard so many great things about this place and it definitely lives up to the hype for…read morecomfort soul food & brunch! We made a reservation and didn't have to wait and the staff were also super friendly and helpful! The restaurant was cute and has outdoor indoor seating. We ordered the Cajun scramble and chicken & waffles. The Cajun scramble was a 10/10 and our favorite. The flavors were delicious and so bold and unexpected. It had a small kick but was really nice and worked really well with the dish. The potatoes were one of the best I've had and seasoned so well. The chicken & waffles were also super great but a little heavy! We really liked the sweet potato waffles as it brought a unique cozy flavor and paired well with the chicken. We were really surprised that the chicken breast was moist and fried really well. The batter wasn't heavy and 1 piece was more than enough for 2 people. Definitely come with hungry stomach ready to eat!! Portions are massive and priced reasonably for the amount of food!

We went to Cheryl's on a Friday afternoon after a full day of travel and it was exactly what we…read moreneeded. There was some street parking but we opted for the parking garage directly across the street. We had a party of 3 and there was no wait. The waitress brought us the beignets to start (which were light and amazing) and then got us our lattes and lemonade. My friend got the banana bread latte and really enjoyed it. I got a flavored lemonade and it was really refreshing. Our server never rushed us which was good because our third person was running a little late. Two of us got the Portuguese Fried Rice and it was really good. I wish I had done two eggs over easy because I really love a saucey meal and it was a little dry. If you're a hot sauce person get some and add that! The side of cheesy hashbrowns were delicious and perfect for a cool day - cozy and warm. Our friend got the chicken biscuits and gravy and ate every single bite. He said the chicken was moist and well seasoned. Finally, the lemon blueberry French toast was delicious. It was the perfect tangy and sweet balance. I would definitely order that as a whole meal if I wanted a sweeter breakfast option. If you're on the fence, give Cheryl's a try. It was amazing!

I went to Cheryl's with a group of 8 people for a Sunday brunch and made a reservation on their…read morewebsite in advance. When we got to the restaurant, we had to wait for about 10-15 minutes to get our table. The front of house staff was very friendly but it looked like they were super busy and we didn't really know how long we would have to wait for. We ordered a bunch of different food. I got the Portugese fried rice (pictured) and the chicken and biscuits with gravy. The portugese fried rice was highly recommended so I got it. It tastes good but it wasn't anything mind-blowing. I think I might've hyped it up too much in my head. The chicken and biscuits, on the other hand, were so so so delicious. The chicken was crunchy, biscuits were fluffy, and the gravy was so flavorful. They gave us compliments beignets that were fresh out of the fryer. They were so light and eggy. So good!