Nice, old fashion, rustic cigar bar! Full bar with tea and coffee. Tea is loose leaf, not just a…read moretea bag. WiFi with PW upon request. The bar is small. The restaurant is separate and much larger. There is a middle area can accommodate large group. The side tables are for 2 people. There are a few bar seats. Outdoor seats available. Some of the windows are doors that can slide open for more fresh air. Great service. This place can get busy! Street parking.

I love the ambiance of a cigar bar and Greater Trumps has all of that. Sturdy old-world chairs…read moreand cigar ashtrays complement the smokes themselves and the beverages pair well. Typical McMenamins friendly service capped it all off nicely.

6/23/26, first visit to Multnomah…read more From start to finish the experience was great. Friendly host to amazing bartender, and an unbelievable whiskey & bourbon selection! Enjoy a pour of Little Book as well as an Old Fashioned cocktail. 5 all they way! Highly recommend

The atmosphere in this turn-off-the-20th-century style dim-lit whiskey bar with beautiful couches…read moreand fireplace aesthetic perfection and frenetic social club energy is nearly unmatched. The room alone almost made it worth my time. The English pea risotto was very good, and the house fries were good. The French-oaked flight I requested was a sad effort. The bartender never asked what distillers I had as options other than indicating that Makers 46 must be what I'm after when I said French oaked and creamy was my vibe, to which I raised an eyebrow and indicated I was ok if he started with that in my flight as a base for comparison. Otherwise he never asked whether I'd like to spend good money on something special (I would have said yes) and later claimed these were the only French-oaked bottles they even had in stock despite a claimed inventory of over 2,000 whiskeys. What arrived: Penelope Architect--nothing at all on the nose, something like wood paneling on the palate. Angel's Envy Triple Oak--tasted just like the Angel's Envy Rum Cask I can get at the supermarket. Maker's 46--the best of those three, yet still quintessentially basic as a wheated French-staved bargain buy, which, by the way, I never indicated I was there for. When I diplomatically indicated my that my flight was totally blasé and asked for one last pour in hopes of redeeming the experience, he brought me a redundant Maker's Heart Series in which the heart was made of mildly chocolate-inspired disappointment. Staff clearly put effort into educating and serving, and the environment is special enough that I hope to return with friends for that alone, even though I was rushed out due to a scheduled reservation needing my unscheduled seat. Ultimately the pours left me with an extremely unimpressive result and a future 0-for-2 that I'd be willing to risk in hopes of their redemption. Exceptionally impressive venue, if totally unimpressive flight curation.

I've been coming to Kells for ages, and it remains one of my favorite Portland spots. It's my go-to…read morefor what I affectionately call Adult Halloween. My serious clubbing years may be behind me, but my desire to dress up, dance, and stay out later than planned is still very much alive. Kells has the perfect mix of energy, character, and just the right amount of mischief. The comfort food is incredible too. It warms my Irish heart and brings back fond memories of family, tradition, and the kind of food that feels like home. Kells is lively without trying too hard, welcoming without being boring, and always a genuinely good time. After all these years, it still feels like an old friend. Bring back the Blazers Party bus

Kells has been a staple in Portland since I started going back in 2005, and honestly it feels like…read morefamily at this point. If you have ever watched Cheers, that is what this place is for me. A beautiful historic building where I always feel welcome and at home, and it is amazing that the same magic carries over to their sister locations in Seattle and San Francisco too. I have watched this place go through so many changes over the years, but yesterday I have to give a shoutout to a special that was on the board. The Kells Nachos. I know what you are thinking, how good can nachos really be. But these are not your average nachos. The potato chips are hand sliced thin and fried up fresh, then piled with shredded cheddar cheese, fresh tomatoes, red onion, and sour cream. It sounds simple, and it is, but that simplicity is exactly why it works so well. Every bite was outstanding. If you have never been to Kells, do yourself a favor and go. And if that nachos special ever shows back up on the board, order it immediately. Don't forget that this is a pub so if you feel like you need something right away, don't forget to just walk to the bar and politely ask the Bartender.

Came in with my bf and his friends. Nice selection of cigars. There's a small seating area up…read morefront, but the back room is where you wanna go! It was dope afff!!!! I don't even smoke and I enjoyed it! Comfy chairs, multiple seating areas, coffee area, and even shoe-shining chairs! Cool art, cigar magazines, and good space. Really enjoyed this place and I hope more like it pop up in other states!

I really like the cigar lounge itself but, the prices are astronomically higher than retail or what…read moreyou'd pay at other stores. A $14.00 cigar at another shop is $25.00 at broadway. Another red flag that I experienced is being charged $17.99 for a $16.99 cigar. When your markup is already %70 more than retail, there has to be a presumed customer benefit to coming here over others. Especially when you take selection into mind.

This is a great old school cigar shop in the downtown area. Selection is excellent, and the guys…read morethere are friendly. Comfortable seating. If you need to use the restroom, go across the street to the hotel libby and on your way back get an espresso.

Great selection... However no walk in humidor…read more Can't look and pick out your own sticks Every cigar I bought unraveled before finishing.

If you're looking for quintessential speakeasy vibes, Driftwood Room is the place! Just inside…read moreHotel DeLuxe, it's never overly crowded, making it a great place to unwind or enjoy a date night! The cocktail menu is fantastic, and if you're curious about absinthe, this is one of the best places to try it. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable, sharing the history behind each pour and explaining the different varieties. I especially loved that many of the absinthes are named after famous poets and artists - it adds a fun touch to the experience. For dinner, I ordered the spaetzle, and it was delicious. I also love the vintage mirrors throughout the space, it makes the room feel large and grand. Whether you're stopping in for a classic cocktail, an absinthe experience or just enjoying the ambience, Driftwood Room is worth a visit if you're in downtown PDX!

Disappointing Experience at the Driftwood Room - October 5 I…read morehesitated before leaving this review because I have fond memories of the Driftwood Room and Hotel deLuxe. I lived just a block away during my years in Portland and recently returned to the city, hoping to revisit a place that was once part of my life. I'll actually be returning to Portland next week, so I wanted to stop in, support the hotel, and recapture a little of that nostalgia. Unfortunately, my experience on October 5 was disappointing. The Driftwood Room was extremely busy, with what appeared to be nearly 30 guests inside, yet there was only one bartender working behind the bar. There also appeared to be a soccer match letting out nearby, bringing even more people into the area and adding to the crowd. One bartender was left trying to manage an overwhelming volume of guests while drinks and food orders continued to come through. As someone who works in the service industry, I genuinely felt bad for the bartender. They continued serving guests despite the pressure, but the staffing situation was simply unacceptable for a hotel bar experiencing that level of business. Your employees deserve the support and staffing necessary to do their jobs properly, and guests deserve service that doesn't leave one person trying to manage an entire packed bar alone. How does a hotel allow this to happen on such a busy evening? The other disappointment was the price. I ordered a gin Bee's Knees, which ended up being the most expensive cocktail I purchased during my evening out. At $18, it was noticeably more expensive than comparable cocktails I had elsewhere that night, where I paid $12 at Teardrop Lounge, Nines Hotel. At that price point, I expect an experience that feels worth it, and unfortunately, the overall visit fell short. What makes this particularly disappointing is that I returned with genuine affection for the Driftwood Room and the memories I associate with Portland. I wanted to support the establishment, not criticize it. Instead, I left with an impression that was far removed from the experience I remembered. I will be back in Portland, and I hope the Driftwood Room can once again be a place I enjoy visiting. But management needs to take a serious look at staffing levels, especially during major events and busy evenings. You cannot expect one bartender to adequately serve a bar packed with nearly 30 people without providing additional support. This review isn't intended to take anything away from the bartender, who appeared to be doing their best under difficult circumstances. My criticism is directed at management and the decisions that left them in that position. I wanted to love my return visit. Sadly, I left disappointed. Please do better for your guests, your employees, and the reputation of a bar that holds fond memories for people who have lived in and loved Portland.

There are plenty of cigar stores in almost any city. But, if you are looking for that place to…read moreactually sit and enjoy that stoagie, come to Broadway Cigar. Located 10 minutes from Tigard and owned by proprietors Jason and Billy, Broadway is where, arguably, pick up some of the finest cigars in the State of Oregon. The humidor is filled with many named brand favorites, like your Arturos Fuentes, Espiritozo, Anniversary Series Padron's, they are there. One of the hidden best is actually the house cigar, known as "Billy's Blend" with caramel, cocoa, white pepper and a Dominican wrap. Rich and Tasty. Yes, there are more expensive ones that meet your need, but what ever you choose, you can enjoy it in peace with leather seats, and big screen TV's in all rooms. There are even lockers for regular customers. There's no alcohol served (no BYOB). But there are sodas and other snacks available for purchase. Parking is a tad bit limited, but then again, it's not a huge place, and attracts only those who know the culture amd what's-up. So, if you know what's up, and looking for a place to enjoy that special rolled tobacco, come to Broadway Cigar. There's a chair waiting for you!

Best cigar selection in Oregon, thanks for everything! It's…read morealways a pleasure stopping by.

So cute here and drinks are good!! The service was amazing as well!! There's so many nice places to…read moresit:)

Love this place. First time here. So unique ! Outside space is darling. Friendly service reasonable…read moreprices $ will definitely be back. But word of caution - the outside area which is lovely - is filled with smokers so ...

We pulled in on a whim, the signage catching my eye like a wink from across the room. Release…read moreCigars sits inside an old house, the kind of place with a quiet charm that hints at stories still unfolding. It's still in its construction phase, but there's something enticing about watching a place come into its own. Stepping through the door drops you right into the humidor--a warm, fragrant embrace. We lingered there for a few minutes before anyone appeared, and just when I wondered if we'd slipped in unnoticed, a speakeasy-style door swung open. I have to admit... the mystery of that was a little thrilling. The host greeted us with easy charm, talked cigars with my husband before inviting us to explore the lounge upstairs. The room had rows of deep chairs, TVs playing and gentlemen chatting. BYOB is always a plus--it's nice to have something smooth to sip while he enjoys his cigar. They were having an event that evening, pizza waiting outside the door. Boxes open and the pizza was cold. Unfortunately not appetizing, but that's not why you come to a cigar bar. My reason for giving three stars is the winter ventilation. With the windows closed, the smoke lingers a bit too intimately. I love joining my husband at cigar lounges, but I prefer not to walk out wearing the scent like a second skin. Still, there's something intriguing about this place--the potential. I'm curious to see how it all comes together.

Legit spot. Good humidor selection and great seating. Members lounge is suffice. Probably the best…read moreoption in lounges in this area.

This review is for the RUM CAKE WITH TAMARIND DRIZZLE. okay yall this thing changed my life because…read moreI make homemade cakes and you can tell this thing was a work of art. Mouthgasm is real. The Ice cream was perhaps a tad too creamy for my liking but the cake is the thing to get. I also had a couple cocktails which were nice. I forgot the names bc the cake sent me to heaven and took me a while to come back.

I only happened to know of this place through advertising at a nearby movie theater, so after the…read moremovie we were wanting to go get a drink and check it out. Parking was difficult as it was all street parking and we were unable to find any spots that felt safe within a few blocks so we parked in a parking garage and walked a few blocks. The bar is cute and tiny with energetic music playing and friendly bartenders. It is a bit hard to carry a conversation here so you really have to be in close quarters with the other person. The drink menu has many awesome rum drink choices and they do have a 4-7 pm weekday happy hour. Drink prices are on par with other bars that serve cocktails and on average about $15. They have food and snacks, which I did not get but looked like a decent option. They also have a small outside seating area. It was a great vibe and I notice a wide age group there. I asked the bartender how long they've been around and they said 15 years. I can't believe I haven't been here before. That do charge a 3% credit card fee so cash is king. I would definitely like to come back and try some of their other rum drinks. It does feel like they might be a little too heavy handed in the ice but the drinks are delicious and you can taste the rum in a good way.