I'm so lucky that this teahouse is just a walk away from where I live. Such a lovely place to sit…read moredown for a warm tea and a chat. The teas they offer are out of this world, the service is impeccable, and even the containers they use to serve the tea in are lovely and add to the beautiful ambience of the place. Speaking of ambience, they always have some relaxing chill tunes playing in the background to help you melt into your seat as you're drinking. They offer two different sitting rooms: a Western-style one with chairs at a table, and an Asian-style room where you sit on mats on the floor.

This was my first visit to Bardo Tea, and I can see why my friend is a huge fan. I had no idea how…read moremuch history, ritual, and craftsmanship went into authentic Japanese tea until I came here. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable and walked us through the origins, processing, and traditions behind each tea. I appreciate how detailed the menu was in describing each tea. I left feeling like I had discovered a whole new world. I never understood how tea could become someone's hobby until this experience. The ambiance is just as memorable. We sat in one of the traditional rooms where you remove your shoes and enjoy tea at low tables, making the experience feel peaceful and immersive. If you appreciate authentic tea culture - or just want a relaxing Sunday morning or afternoon, I highly recommend stopping by! It's more than a tea shop; it's truly an experience!

This is such a wonderful teahouse! My go-to when I go here is the Nani Chai. So good!…read more The service here is impeccable. The tea service is amazing. You can't go wrong with any of the teas on the menu. I love the creative, sometimes humorous, descriptions of the teas in the menu. The atmosphere is absolutely lovely. If you enjoy a good brew (of tea), do yourself a favor and pay them a visit. You'll want to come back again and again.

Super cozy and cool spot for tea lovers! Tea flight is a good option for your first time here. I…read moredidn't care much for the snacks, mostly too salty for my taste. Per their website: -TEA FLIGHTS Two Tea Flight $15 per person Three Tea Flight $23 per person -TAROT READINGS $20 -Monthly Tea Subscription $30 ask a tea wizard for details.

What a cute place! Went for "brunch" tea time with my friend and had a wonderful time. Love the…read moredecorations and really sets you in the mood for tea time! They have a decent selection of tea but I'm not really a tea connoisseur. The waitress was nice and attentive without being intrusive. She checked on us at the right moments and kept our water filled and offered to put more hot water in our tea pots. The food was pretty good, some better than others. Definitely filled me up for brunch. It's a great place to just hang out and catch up.

Had a lovely celebration tea. Exactly what you'd want from a themed afternoon experience…read more You're given a long and fun list of teas to select from and then the rest is taken care of. They also have a few mocktails on the menu for extra charge. Food was a bit bland and dry, but the presentation was nice. I enjoyed the scones though. Service was very attentive and friendly. You're definitely paying more for the experience than the quality of food/tea. It was overall very pleasant and I recommend Doja to anyone who loved playing tea party during their childhood or enjoys the aesthetics of modernized period dramas like Bridgerton.

10/10, absolutely immaculate vibes. The atmosphere, the patrons, the staff, the furniture &…read moredecorations, and of course: the kava & menu. This place IS Portland. It was our first time going to a kava bar, and we let the bartender know (idk his name, but really chill dude with long hair (dreads-adjacent?) and a cool hat), and he told us about a first timer special which is a strong bowl of kava intended to be drank quickly to build the unique "reverse tolerance" effect of kava. For the kava bowls, you can order the smaller or larger bowl. I ordered larger bowls, she ordered smaller ones. Both were a great amount imo. I'm 6'5" 260, a bit of a tank, so I ordered the following throughout our ~2.5 hours there: 1. First timer special 2. Large Borogu 3. Large Yaqona 4. Large Portland Pacific 5. Large Portland Pacific I'm AuDHD with anxiety and the effects were noticeable but not intoxicating or debilitating. Conversation with my lovely date flowed freely, I felt more comfortable in my own skin, less self conscious, and mentally relaxed & stimulated I loved it here so much that I kinda wanted to go back that evening after my date by myself I told some of my Portland friends about this place and I will CERTAINLY be back

I experienced discrimination at this bar. I am a tourist from Europe and wanted to buy a drink…read more Since I don't have a U.S. driver's license, I presented my valid European passport, which clearly shows my photo and date of birth. Instead of accepting it, I was told that they only sell alcoholic drinks to people with an American passport. I found this response extremely offensive and disrespectful toward international visitors. A valid passport is an official government-issued form of identification, regardless of the country that issued it. I felt that I was treated differently because of my nationality, which made me feel unwelcome. I hope the management reviews its policies and ensures that foreign visitors are treated with the same respect as everyone else.

I have attended a few events at The Redd now and find this venue to be excellent. Sometimes it…read moreseems as though Portland has a shortage of large venues and this one certainly fills that need. Their mission is specifically to advance an equitable and restorative regional food system. So all of the events I've attended there have been on that theme (a CSA Fair, Urban Gleaners Summer Supper, etc). They also do private events like weddings. As an event attendee, the space lend itself well to a clear check-in and a good layout both indoors and outdoors. I find the interior inspiring, with very tall ceilings and a rustic/industrial vibe honoring the history of the inner SE industrial area.

Came here on the last Sunday of April '26, with 30 minutes to spare before they closed. Got a…read morenearby street parking. There are lots of options in terms of vintage clothing, jewelry, household items, etc. The vendors I encountered were friendly, helpful, and offered great deals ( I assume it's because they were about to close and wanted to get their stuff sold). They have food, drinks, on-site bathrooms inside the building, and many more vendors in there. Next time I'll come early to have more time to look around for cool items.

Really enjoy having this tea cart in the neighborhood. It's tucked away a few blocks from Alberta…read moreso it's nice and quiet but also easy to walk to. My tea was really good not overly sweet and was the perfect refreshment for the walk with our dog. We got some fancy dog treats that she throughly enjoyed. The owner was nice & we can't wait to come back and enjoy the seating area next time.

We stopped by this cute tea cart while walking through the neighborhood, and it did not disappoint…read more The owner is very clearly knowledgeable and passionate about tea, and she's cultivated a beautiful space to sip and enjoy. My partner and I got the solar tea (Yerba matte with honey and lemon). It was light and refreshing for a sunny Portland day. There were also really affordable homemade dog treats which my pup was soooo excited for. I can't wait to bring friends here to sit at the tea party table and enjoy lovingly crafted drinks. Thank you for bringing this cool spot to the neighborhood

Huffman and co. did a bang up job on this space, conveniently above his Loyal Legion. I love the…read moreopenness, architecture, and little details - plus lots of light and wood. Oh, and these are seriously some of the nicest bathrooms anywhere - you'll actually want to sit and stay (no squat and pray here!). I went for a Super Troopers beer pong event, and it easily held a couple hundred, with ample space for more. It's nice enough that I could actually see a wedding reception here, and I'm sure guests would oooh and ahhh.

Fantastic space to host an event! We're definitely looking forward to collaborating with these…read morefolks again.

FIVE GREAT BIG STARS for this wonderful neighborhood experience in the Jade District of Portland. I…read moreknow, I know... Jade District is a fancy name for an area that sometimes gets a bad rap. A lot of unsavory things happen on 82nd Avenue, but it truly is improving in recent years. And it's one of the best areas in Portland to get a wide variety of foods and goods from an array of cultures worldwide. Some of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants, Asian bakeries, and gift shops are in this area. The Jade District Market brings together all of the best vendors, restaurants and entertainers in the area, representing an inpressive number of Asian cultures. Located at the Southeast Portland Community College Campus, there was abundant parking in several lots, as well as direct access to the bus line. This event really was a family affair! There were so many vendors selling everything you could think of, as well as community services handing out goodies to the folks in the neighborhood. I bought a bundle of lucky bamboo, some chrysanthemum tea, and some cute locally made pottery. We decided to have Filipino food, prepared by a sweet grandmotherly figure fanning smoke from the grill with bundled banana leaves. The line moved quickly, and I thoroughly enjoyed my Pancit bihon and Lumpia. The entertainment schedule is action-packed, featuring local bands, student choral groups, dancers and more! I loved every minute of the market, and can't wait to visit next year as well! A great big thank you to the sponsors and community members who make this event happen... you are very much appreciated.

Neat event held on the grounds of a local college. Very well attended, so much so that parking was…read morean issue. But once I got that out of the way, really enjoyed the aromas of the food and wandering through the booths. Heavy crowd attendance. Will come earlier next year