Wow!!! I got the 5 ounce roast beef sandwich and my husband got the 8ounce sandwich. The roast beef…read morewas lean and cooked to perfection. We both like it with just barbecue sauce and the sauce was fantastic in our opinion. It's got some serious kick to it which we both enjoy. If you don't like spicy food you'll want to skip the barbecue sauce. Service was excellent and the restaurant is very clean. Outstanding sandwiches. Next time we are in Portland we will swing by.

Well, Being from Massachusetts , I needed to try the Northshore 4 way ( with horseradish as the…read more4th. James River bbq, cheese, mayo , on an onion roll. Real deal sandwich very good, I ordered the small version for 14 , combo with the coke slaw and a drink. Nice addition to Portland for sandwich options. Sandwich was very good . The onion roll was excellent , freshness . Cole slaw was nice blend but I wanted more creaminess to dressing .

Here with my so for dinner. His treat! Decor here is festive with colored lights and exposed brick…read more Signage is visible from road, good amount of parking. Read the reviews for the "Dirt Bird" and on first approach the chicken is indeed dry however when in combination with the other ingredients that just melts away to a delicious sandwich. Highly recommend. Service is great!! Personal register is the owner!! He saw me taking pictures of the menu and grabbed me a paper one for taking with. So nice. I really enjoy it when owners are boots in the ground helping get their food out.

The restaurant was very dirty today, every table had crumbs on it. We ordered the debris, chicken…read morebacon salad, some Cajun fries, a Modelo and Iced tea. The debris and the chicken were unbelievably dry. The fries were delicious as usual. Our bill was 51.00.

How I've never been in here until very recently.... is a surprise to me!…read more This place made me feel like I'm at home because it just screamed Portland in a way that only locals will be able to feel. The subtely mismatching decorations that tie back to the location and heritage of the families who have been tied to this place is so quintisential. And the riddle on the wall had me stumped for a hot minute. I'm really dreaming of the day when their bar is something I could take advantage of - it's a vibe that I get that tells me I could park myself there for hours and lose track of time (in a good way)!

Basic cold sandwiches, Endless Summer and Good Fella, that were good and okay; price seemed high…read more Good friendly service. Ate in their side room since front door outside seating was occupied.

Excellent pizza in the old slab space - 5/5…read more Crispy pizza with high quality ingredients and great service 5/5

The meatballs were so amazing and beyond delicious. The pizza had some truly wonderful flavors…read more When I walked in, the staff acknowledged my pick up order and went to check on the status, even though I was there early. The place still looks new and trying to become established. It felt comfortable from where I was waiting to get my pizza and meatball.

Wow! 11pm door dash of char kway to (flat wide rice noodles). It was so good, I want to try dining…read moreat the restaurant. Noodles were extra fresh with wok char. Only problem is there was only one small piece of Chinese sausage. Maybe it's end of night and they ran out or something. Otherwise, food authentic Asian food!

I'm actually shocked that, in all my perusing of Portland food spots, I'd never heard of Kuno…read morebefore seeing it by chance in an Uber one day and deciding to investigate. This place is a food haven: small, cozy, affordable, and absolutely delicious. I came for dinner with my partner on a weekday evening, and it was totally empty except for one other party. The space is pretty small, but has a very quaint, homey atmosphere: think ambient lighting, darker wood, a simple menu. The service was fantastic. We were immediately welcomed in, and our waiter checked in on us often. We ordered the crab wontons to start, the Kuno chicken sandwich, and a fried rice that I now am forgetting the name of and can't locate on the online menu. We also ordered two cocktails. Everything came out hot and was absolutely delicious: you can just tell that the food here is made with love. The crab wontons were jaw-droppingly good -- I'll definitely be getting that again -- as was the fried rice, which had tender strips of chicken and that elusive wok hei that I've struggled to find in Portland restaurants. The fried chicken sandwich was great too, though smaller portioned. My partner and I tend not to order cocktails at restaurants, since so often you're getting three sips worth of a drink for something like $15, but Kuno's cocktails were such a treat. They were unique, tasty, complex, and actually sizable -- my cocktail kept me hydrated through the entirety of my entree, which is rare these days! Overall: I'm so grateful to have stumbled upon this spot. I can't wait to return!

This is my first review ever. I had the Reubenesque Sandwich and it was the best tasting Reuben I…read morehave ever had. I had it with the spicy mustard. It was a little juicier than the classic version, but it was hands-down the tastiest Reuben I have ever had and I am a 79-year-old Jewish guy from Brooklyn. What a wonderful surprise.

Very clean and cute coffee shop across from Monument Square. I got an order of pita bread with…read moretzatziki. We sat outside while the pita was being warmed up. Staff brought our order to the table. One of the best snacks I've had. Garlicky flavor with extra thick yogurt and small pieces of cucumber. It was yum. Limited street parking and lot parking available.

Hands down best pizza in town. Staff is always friendly & the selection of Italian groceries &…read morelocal products is great. I can't drive by without stopping in.

Montes, need a pizza fix in portland? Look no further. This isn't a run of the mill NY joint. They…read moreserve up a Roman style. First, some expectation setting- You can think of it as a first cousin to a grandma style or second cousin to a Sicilian. Thinner crust, decent structure, more structured than a NY, less structured than a Sicilian or a good grandma style. It's a little lighter than a Sicilian or grandma in terms of crust. "Heaviness" is pretty subjective depending on the toppings. The pizza - Soppresatta was packed with flavor, salty, spicy, little sweet from a touch of honey and a very fresh, slightly punchy sauce - keeps some acidity and tastes lively. The crust was delicious, from what I read, this is a sourdough crust. Definitely had some good character and flavor to it.. I got this heated before eating it. The vegan special - obviously I'm not vegan, but that pizza looked phenomenal. Had to try it. This one did not get heated up as it was suggested to leave it cold (logical considering it basically has a salad on top). I don't know what the vegan cheese was but it tasted like a whipped ricotta/goat cheese would. The fresh tomato, pickled peppers and red onion all played perfectly together. I'd certainly go back here. A little on the pricey side but I think it rang in around $18 on these 2 slices (yes, pictured is considered a slice of each) I was plenty satisfied.

The staff was outstanding!! Greeted by an extremely nice young shorter man with mustache who gave…read moregreat service! Had the regular Vermont Grilled Cheese with Tomato Soup and the flavors were perfect for a drizzly day! Only comment I'll make is a half grilled sandwich with a cup of soup would be a great addition to the menu for times when you need a smaller amount to eat. I took half the sandwich and half the soup home. Overall, fantastic!!

​The food is far too expensive for what you actually get. The grilled cheese was worse than one I'd…read moremake at home--the sandwich itself was paper-thin, the bread was barely toasted or crispy, and it felt like they only used a single slice of cheese. Charging extra for basic toppings like tomato on an already overpriced sandwich is ridiculous. The tomato soup was the only decent thing about the meal. ​To make matters worse, the place was crowded and filthy, with crumbs all over the tables and floors. There was nowhere to sit, partly because single patrons were taking up four-person tables without staff intervention. Definitely not worth your money

I stopped here for a bagel earlier this week and it was very satisfying. I got an everything bagel…read morewith egg, herb cream cheese, and turkey bacon. It was a scrumptious combo and I thought the bagel itself was a very good bagel. Each addition is a bit pricey - $4.50 each for the egg and turkey bacon, for example. In general for their own specialty bagels or for a combo of three things you make yourself, you're looking at a $15+ bagel. However, said bagel also comes with an enjoyable ambiance. It's a bit indie/cutesie/intentionally lighthearted but very enjoyable. There are window seats to look out on to the street and a whole separate large room of tables that would make for a good place to get some work done if that is the goal. There is sweet gift section with the Russ & Daughters story/cookbook, t shirts, and clever hand-designed cards. The service was hit or miss - one employee was very attentive, another seemed annoyed to have to serve customers (although in a NYC deli, after which this place appears to take its inspiration, a little grinchiness perhaps makes the experience more authentic). All around, a few small negatives, but I really enjoyed my bagel and its surroundings, so five stars. UPDATE - I went back a second time and got basically the same thing minus the turkey bacon ie a bagel with cream cheese and an egg, and an iced coffee. Came out to about $15. I think their prices are just unreasonably high unfortunately and the egg the second time around fell flat.

5 stars for the bagels. I'm a New Yorker so you never know what to expect when you're outside of NY…read moreand someone says they have good bagels. I'm always like... according to who? These pass the NY test. I got an everything with lox cream cheese, fresh dill, Tomatoes, cukes. Everything was as fresh as can be. 2 stars for the wait. 45 mins for that bagel. That was extreme for a bagel truly. It was a Sunday morning so I'm sure that's a busy day for them but still. Almost an hour for one bagel is a lot.

Delicious breakfast sandwich! Really cool building, super tall ceilings and overall a nice folksy…read morevibe. Smells like heaven. Sandwich came out quickly and the staff was kind.

We wanted a quick bite before heading to the airport and found Big Sky. It was busy on a Sunday…read morebefore noon and looked like lots of locals stopping in to buy loaves of bread. We had a turkey panini and a turkey club, both were fresh and yummy. Large sandwiches (we could have split one) and fairly inexpensive. It might have just been the time of day and they run tight inventory but they were out of several things. No bagels, no iced tea, and no honey for hot tea. I would recommend this place and would like to try a loaf of one of their breads next time, they had a really cool variety available.