We really enjoy this restaurant in the Pearl District. We regularly stop in after a morning visit…read moreto Powell's. They are a brewery pub and have the fare that matches. Their tap list is extensive but also includes non-standard options. We love to see non-alcoholic beers as well as gluten free beer, cider, cocktails, and other libations. The food menu is great too. There are several items that either come gluten free or can be modified to be. The servers are knowledgeable about the ingredients of the menu items and I feel confident and safe eating here when gluten free is a need for me. They can get pretty crowded, but have several seating options. It was nice out today so outdoor seating was even possible, though it looked like there was a wait. There are tvs in several spots that showcase local sports when possible. There is a kids area and you can sit close while the kids play. Everyone we come in contact with here from servers to hosts are super friendly and welcoming. The food is pretty good. This time around, we shared the garlic Parmesan fries and the chicken wings (buffalo and honey gojuchang sauces). The wings were smoked and moist with good flavor. The fries were alright. More of the aioli would have helped so maybe request extra sauce or get some on the side. The dessert menu has some non-traditional offerings. The highlight for me was the cheesecake. I was assured by a server one time that the chef creates a gluten free cheesecake that rotates on the seasonal dessert menu. The current offering is tiramisu. The coffee chocolate sauce is good and I appreciated the bonus chocolate chip biscotti. The actual cheesecake is decent and I would be excited to try other flavors in the future.

Great spot to unwind and have a beer in the Pearl District. I've admired this brewery from afar and…read moreI've enjoyed their beers. It was great being able to enjoy them fresh off the tap. Went with the Classic Tray for my flight. Beers were balanced and delicious. Service was friendly and attentive. Couldn't have asked for better!

Workers Tap is one of those places I knew I'd love within about thirty seconds of walking in. The…read moreatmosphere is just dialed in, warm lighting, comfortable seating, and that lived-in feel of a spot that actually has a soul. It is genuinely cozy in a way that's hard to fake The reading rooms are such a great touch. Having tucked away spaces lined with books to actually sit and read, talk, or hang out in is so rare in a bar setting. It makes it feel more like a community space than just another tap house. At the same time, it works really well for large groups, we've rolled in deep before and never had an issue finding room to spread out. The beer selection is excellent. Thoughtful and rotating enough to keep things interesting without being overwhelming. Whether you want something hoppy, something dark, or something easy drinking, they've got you. And the left wing vibe is the cherry on top. It's refreshing to spend time in a space that wears its politics on its sleeve, pro-labor, pro-community, unapologetically itself. It feels like a place built for the people who actually live in the neighborhood.

Take a beautiful original Portland house and turn it into a hang out space with awesome beverages…read moreon tap or brewed with a food cart out back for when you and your friends get peckish. Outstanding! This space suits so many purposes: studying, catching up over a drink, planning/researching, etc. There's even a conference room with seating for 11 that you can reserve. You can play board games here if no one's home is big enough for your group (their website says they no longer book the conference room for board games, but you can game there if it's not reserved). There's a few games in the upstairs green room closet. On a Sunday afternoon, there were plenty of spots open, but it is not dead either. Theres a variety of seating to suit all body types and preferences. First floor is wheelchair accessible. The upstairs bathroom has ducks on the ceiling so that's worth a visit alone. The blueberry rooibos iced tea is delicious and you add your own sweetener at the drink station. It literally feels like hanging out at a friend's house. Worth popping in if you haven't been. You can check the current drink selection on their website. You order in the entryway and then carry your items to your seat. Bus your dishes back to the entryway when you leave.

Great pub. nice place to chill & have a great beer…read more They rotate their taps. On day Sunday mimosas $5.00 woo hoo Great wine choices as well as Great vinyl music .

I'm super excited to see that The Record Pub opened last Friday in the southern part the Historic…read moreIron Horse building that was once occupied by The Iron Horse Restaurant. The Record Pub is your one-stop shop for new and used rock-based records and tapes, vintage stereo equipment and Northwest-focused beer, cider, wine and assorted beverages served in our pub area or taken to-go. I dropped in today on my daily walk and I'm so impressed with what I saw! They the layout of the store is fantastic and easy to find and browse the records. So many records store have the records jampacked and it's incredibly time-consuming to go through to find what you're looking for or just browsing is a pain. That is not the case here as you will see by my pictures! There are so many records to choose from and they are constantly adding to their inventory. Today they have six beers on tap, one cider and they offer wine by the glass. I also have a case where you can pick up beard to go or drink it in house for a small corkage fee. I had a nice chat with the owners and look forward to chatting with them again soon. I wish The Record Pub an abundance of success and plan on stopping after work to have a refreshing drink!

All of everything was fantastic. Super good drinks…read more We had the pasta special, wings and most delicious meatballs. The atmosphere is relaxing and welcoming. Perfect for a chill night

Definitely a cozy space!! Came around 7pm on a Sunday night. The place was humming but still had…read moretables opened. So no wait. The specialty drink Cold Heat is highly recommended!! The orange shrub and the Ancho chili liqueur really makes the drink hop! The margarita pizza was perfectly made. Warning, it's a thin New York slice type pizza. The kale Caesar was super tasty. Warning: lots of anchovies, which is what gives it the perfect umami. The lasagna was delish. It had the perfect amount of spinach and cheese. The sausage has the right amount of bite. The Mac and Cheese wasn't for me as all the other dishes were so good, I was a little disappointed. But my meal-mate enjoyed it.

A big white room with lots of windows at the bottom of giant apartment building isn't usually my…read moreidea of a go-to watering hole, but Lone Wolf's setup may have made a believer out of me. The tall ceilings and bright white paint lean into a corporate-ish aesthetic, but despite the modern built-ins the overall vibe is incredibly chill. The bar folks are awesome; friendly and knowledgeable, they will steer you to the right beverage, and there are more than a dozen taps. The perfectly balanced Pale Ale (Ruse/Brujos collab) that was recommended went down super easy. Great service at the counter, free WiFi ...but there's no food, and it's a crappy on-street parking situation. BUT - There is usually a food truck right outside, and a seating area for noshing Al fresco as well. Not really a destination spot, but for a neighborhood joint, it's a very nice deal.

This a nice, spacious, and clean place to unwind, gather with friends, enjoy watching a game, or…read moremeet your neighbors. Definitely a place to visit when in Portland!

Came to 10 Barrel Brewing for the rooftop because it was such a beautiful day in Portland, and the…read moreatmosphere definitely delivered. Great rooftop vibe and a fun place to hang out for an afternoon. We ordered a beer flight, and as someone who's had quite a few brewery flights and is pretty open-minded when it comes to beer, this one unfortunately missed the mark for me. Out of the 10 beers, only about 3 were somewhat enjoyable and around 4 were honestly undrinkable. Thankfully, the food redeemed things a bit. We got the pizza with artichoke hearts, mozzarella, ricotta, garlic, and basil. It was super flavorful and the dough was delicious, especially the crust. We also tried the catfish po' boy. It was a little salty, but the fish itself was cooked really well and the sauce was tasty. The spring mix salad with cranberries, slivered almonds, and feta was good too, though I personally would've liked a better toppings-to-lettuce ratio. Overall, I'd come back for the rooftop and food, but probably know to expect mediocre brews.

This place has a popular rooftop bar which gets crowded on sunny weekends when the weather is nice…read more They have communal tables (we even made a friend while sitting there) and you can order by barcode and someone will bring food to the table for you (be prepared to wait!). We ordered a salad and it took about 45 minutes to come out. Their kale Caesar was way better than I thought it would be for a bar! Very fresh with a delicious dressing. Simple with pepitas, kale and raddicio. Cheese and dressing. Their beers are some of my favorite from a local brewery. Their Cloud Mentality is a good choice for IPAs. The line gets long for the bar and there's no way to close your tab if you leave it open unless you're willing to wait in the line again to pay. If you don't do that you will be automatically charged 20% gratuity which is a good deal to not have to line up just to close out.

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.

Few places I have been to that make you want to tell someone what they're missing. Leaky Roof is…read moreone of these spots. New Year's Eve dinner we strolled in with only a couple tables full. My gf had never been though we lived near for years. We got the onion rings to start and have never had rings like this. Their dipping sauce was super tasty. They were huge and almost a meal. The crunch on the was fantastic and the onions cut as you bit into them, not one pulled out. We split the chicken and waffles. Chicken just perfect and crunchy and the crunch is seasoned as well. One of those meals you shake ur head the whole time hoping the flavors won't stop. The portion was big and glad we split it. The waffle was crunchy and big. The cup of stew was very tasty as well.

Eeehh, okay the coffee was good…read more The chicken and waffles was......mid? The chicken was a tad dry. This is kinda nitpicky, but I also thought it was bit too much breading. Normally, I don't mind some more breading, but I also felt it was a tad too hard and salty. The texture of the waffle was also......hmmm, not terrible, but definitely not the sort of crispiness I want. More chewy than crispiness even when I first got it. My mom had special requests as usual, and this waitress was very nice as well, but the joint was not as accommodating as some others have been. They did have egg whites, but when she asked for more vegetables, the waitresses implied that the only vegetable they could provide was zucchini, and it could not be changed because......that's what the chef decided? After she got her entree (egg whites, cheese and zucchini?), my mom complained that her scramble was tiny, but got way too much toast. Looking at her plate, I feel like she had a point this time. I don't think this place is bad, but I've had a lot of good chicken and waffles in my time, and this falls slightly short imho.

Drinks are strong and affordable! Also plays great music. Highly recommend this hidden gem.read more

I love Harry Potter so had to check this out! Very cool…read morespot for a quick cold and sugary drink. Definitely had a buttery , super sweet taste. Not much else to order, I saw a few drinks ; no food on the menu-the butter beer is the focus. We found a table at the top of bus , enjoyed the cool breeze and view of the neighborhood. The bartender was nice he suggested a few photo ops in the bus before we headed out. Glad to have stopped by but wouldn't stop by again. Tip- try to check out this spot during the day, not the best area. A few food trucks in the area if you want a quick bite.

Corner Street Pub is the kind of spot you walk into once and immediately know you'll be back…read more I ordered the Little Town Burger, and it delivered. The patty was cooked with a slight pink -- exactly how it should be -- juicy, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The spring lettuce was an interesting switch from the usual, but it actually worked and gave the burger a fresh bite. It's a solid-sized burger too, definitely filling. Only minor thing was some of the cheese slid off, but nothing that took away from it overall. I also tried the Caesar salad. It didn't come with croutons (not sure if that's intentional), and while the dressing was evenly coated, the Parmesan was a bit heavy and ended up overpowering the rest. Not bad, just not as balanced as it could be. What really sets this place apart is the atmosphere. It's put together in a way that makes you forget you're even in the city -- relaxed, comfortable, and easy to settle into. Service was easily a 10/10. Attentive without being overbearing, respectful, and genuinely friendly -- the kind of staff that makes the experience better without trying too hard. Overall, a really solid spot. I'd come back without hesitation.

Great beer, and good service! Staff are friendly here. It's really chill inside, and kind of…read moreintimate. The portion of all their food is very healthy and shareable! I'd love to come back next time I'm around.