Wonderfully fun with a charming, old Portland cozy feel to it. Fab food and great drinks! For a…read morequick dinner (before a music event) we shared the "chicken under a brick" entree, as well as a delicious salad, great bread, and a specialty veggie dish. Service was great. We will return!

The food was tasty and presented well. Service was friendly, my only gripe with it was that my main…read morecourse arrived five minutes later than my wife's. It does get pretty loud, when it fills up. Will be back to try more of the menu.

Happy hour: 4 to 6 PM daily. This was my first! I absolutely loved the old films and tv in the…read moreback. It was very cozy. I ordered a spicy margarita. However; there wasn't a lime or tahin or salt rim which left me disappointed. I would consider going back for the vibes. I actually really liked the chili string lights on the ceiling.

really great neighborhood bar-- vibe of a cozy dive bar without being... a dive bar. great happy…read morehour with $8 massive glasses of wine, shared the jojo's with homemade ranch, so yummy! would definitely go here again. watched when harry met sally in the back room for a perfect date night! bartenders were kind & has great service would say, it is dark inside SO if you're bringing your older parents or friends be ready for them to use their flashlight

This is definitely a dive bar, however it is a great dive bar. Friendly staff, good drinks and a…read moresurprisingly good food menu. For a budget-friendly option, the fly menu is a go-to. $6 for a burger makes it an easy dinner choice. Renner's has been around forever and has maintained a really fun vibe. We were there a few weeks ago with karaoke and it wasn't incredibly fun crowd. Plus there is outdoor seating which is perfect for a summer beer.

Multnomah village is this charming combination of old school businesses, village charm and only 10…read moreminutes outside of Portland. The hidden gem in the village is renner's. They are literally in the heart of the village without door patio sitting that is perfect for summer nights. Excellent selection of beer and drinks. However, the real gem is the food you can get to go with your beverage. The fly menu which is available 7 days a week is incredibly budget friendly. I was able to get a delicious veggie burger with cheese for $6 so it is easy to go out for a meal, enjoy the outside summer seeding, give a nice tip and you're still under $20. The staff are incredibly friendly and the vibe is that old school bar. Definitely on my list of affordable go-to places for a burger and beer after work.

This bar is SUCH a hidden gem in SW Portland. It has everything you could want, need, or dream of…read more Sports fan? They have TVs all over the place, and they're extremely accommodating to show the game you want to watch. Enjoy great food? They have an expansive menu with incredible food for every occasion-- delicious bar bites, happy hour, inventive daily specials, fantastic breakfast (with a new breakfast club punch card!), and dinners you'll get hooked on (at least twice a week for me). I was going to make some recommendations, but honestly, after typing "caprese chicken sandwich, ANY burger, all the salads, the pizzas are surprisingly great, soup of the day is always a home run.." I realized I've basically eaten the menu, and it's all fabulous. Their cooks are top notch, and so is the menu. *MOST IMPORTANT TO ME* Do you appreciate flawless service? No matter which shift you roll in on, you will be so well cared for, you'll instantly feel like a "regular." As a retired bartender, I'm very understanding of the trials of food and beverage service, but also a bit of a stickler. I can PROMISE you that you will receive extremely prompt, anticipatory, cheerful, personalized service that will make you want to keep coming back. They are truly *first class* bartenders in a neighborhood hideaway. Hats off to each bartender I've encountered at Bar 3, because you can feel how much they enjoy their job, and how seriously they take being the captain of your experience. **Some other pluses: - Bring your (leashed, well behaved) dog! They allow dogs on the patio-- this has been great for me, socializing a puppy - They have Touchtunes, so you can make the background music whatever your heart yearns for at any time (unless there's a big game on, obviously) - The bathrooms are always clean and well stocked - If you love video poker, they have six machines that seem to pay out regularly - Seating ranges from bartop to booth, to table--including two long tables for larger parties It's such a sneaky little spot that I kind of hate to blow it up, but they're so killer in the front and back of the house, I think they deserve to be shouted out to the masses

Rude service. If you're not a regular they'll want nothing…read moreto do with you. It's like a social hangout for the bartender and her little crew.

Pizza was very good. Great vegan options. Servers were quick and friendly. Cozy atmosphere too!read more

Breakfast bagel sandwich!…read more We've wanted to try the bagels for a long time and we finally got to. This made my day or even my whole weekend. This was one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. I'm so happy this place is on the west side. Let me tell you a little bit about it. I had sesame egg and cheese. The eggs were really different in a very good way. They looked marbled with whites and yellows. The cheese was toasted and crispy. Everything was very hot right out of the oven. I'm a big fan of very hot food, this was perfect, almost too hot. The best part was it was salty! Like it should be. My wife got a bagel and cream cheese, fresh cut chives. Delicious. One thing, we like them toasted. They like serving them untoasted. So if you want it toasted, I think you have to get something melted on it, like cheese. They are a little small and a little skinny, but really delicious. I'd like to come by every Saturday for the rest of my life. A big thank you to the chef that made it for us! Oh, and they have other breads as well... and we heard you can buy a slice too starting out in the morn. We really wanted to buy one.

We've been here a couple times. First time was dinner with friends and everything was amazing. So…read morewe came back with our kids. We came on a Sunday, which they have shorter hours (no lunch, 4-9pm) but all day Happy Hour so we got to try some of their small plates, sample their house wine, and enjoy great specials. The employees are very friendly and happy to make suggestions if you ask. The ambiance is open and airy with a modern vibe. Their focaccia bread is lovely and with the burrata it's a game changer. Their pizza is fantastic. The Margherita is perfection and only $12 (from $21) on the HH menu. Menus are small, but what they do have they have perfected. It also changes seasonally so check back!

What a find! In this person's opinion, SW can be a little hit/miss or just less options than other…read moreareas of town, but this is a needed and welcome addition! Small plates and pizza-focused. Family welcome or a cute date, they got you. We got almost all the pies, margarita, sausage and the egg/ham. Our fav was the sausage, by far. But all worth trying. The drinks are super affordable, I was shocked! 12-14 for a solid cocktail, even not during happy hour, hello! And they also have a happy hour! Arancini, is just great/okay, but maybe I'm not sure what it's supposed to be like. Crisp, rich, but not a stand out. All salad is fantastic! The bread!! We asked to be sold some and they gave the owner's contact, it's that GOOD! We are wanting to order for a party. Seriously, you need to try this place. Private parking, great folks, awesome experience.

i think they love me as much as i love the chilli. enjoy watching college basket ball and blazers…read moregames here the people are real and seem to recognize me since the second time i walked in. The place is a small saloon style casual place with a good cook in back and a bar tender in front. There are signs letting custiomers know orders are placed up at the bar. I usually seat here to start and get a pepsi and i have a chance to visit with everyone. Portland is the kind of town you start to recognize people everywhere especially when you dont drive and walk to and fro between public transit and i friendly community like the village you alway s find a familiar face and the crowd and staff at jimmy s are all inclusive.

I stopped in for a drink and watch the Blazer game. Ended up having lunch. Great service, and the…read moreregulars were very friendly.!

Delicious food and great service. With a break in the weather, I feasted on the patio. Quiet and…read morepleasant breeze.

First time I have ever been asked to leave. We were a group of 15 people. Mixed group, families and…read moresingles, kids and adults. No, kids did not run around or be loud, they were awesome. Yes we made a reservation. No we did not all sit at the same table, we were split up. Yes we told the server at the start we were separate checks. Server responded they can only check four ways. We said fine, and told the server who would be on which check before we ordered to try and make it easier to pay. No, it did not help. There is only one single stall bathroom. As soon as we finished paying, while we were standing and waiting for people to finish with the bathroom, a server came up and said, "not to be rude, but you have to leave." I get it, it is a small restaurant. We were a large group. But, I had to ask to order. I had to ask for our check when we were clearly all finished eating and just chatting. The checks were wrong, despite us telling the server at the start who was on each check. It took at least 10 minutes to get the checks all right. We left a 20% cash tip on the table, even though we were never asked if we wanted more drinks (some of us ordered cocktails), dessert, or really checked up on. Food and cocktails were good. Chips and salsa is $5 and while good, the portions were small if you expect to share with a table of four. Parking was easy.

Absolutely not what I expected, but in the best way possible. This spot is attached to a coffee…read moreshop I occasionally stop at, but for some reason I didn't realize they were connected until today. After driving by a million times and seeing their cute "Wine Shop" sign out front, I decided to stop by for a 5pm "You Earned This!" drink. I had imagined this place to be a tiny counter serving a few wines, but otherwise filled with bottles of wine for purchase.. Not quite sure why I thought that. Regardless, I was wrong. Immediately upon entering, you see plants and a greenery wall to take photos with (if that's your thing). Personally, I love it. It's a smaller space with a few tables (coffee shop after hours vibe). Definitely a good place to go decompress after a long week, which was exactly the setting I was looking for. I was surprised to see that they didn't just have wine, but delicious cocktails and a small selection of food. The Marg cocktail was superb. I'll absolutely be back to try their food.

The wine shop is an awesome hangout spot with a great vibe and tasty options!! The owners & staff…read moreare incredible people and make every customer feel welcome. The charcuterie board and cookie is a must try!! Highly recommend

Such a fun atmosphere for a quick drink in Multnomah Village! Drinks were tasty and decor was very…read morefestive for the season. Seating was a bit confusing since we scouted out a couple tables for our group, waited a bit, then started clearing the empty drinks off ourselves before being told that the staff was going to take care of it, but once we were sat at a clear table it was easy to order up at the bar.

Hey Yelp - it's called Hide A While Lounge. Now that that's cleared up, I gotta say I'm pretty…read moreimpressed with the changeover to this place. More lounge-y inside, which is lovely sexy and cool with warm vibes and twinkling chili lights, but to me, it just doesn't jibe with the outdoor area aesthetic-- does it want to be a lounge or a surf bar? I might be splitting hairs here, just an observation. In any case, taken on its own merits, the sleek interior space is very nice indeed, and service was excellent; the menu is compact, but looks promising, and there is a cool TV room in the back where you can literally watch DVD on an old set. Love it! The outdoor area (upfront, overlooking Capital Hwy) is a spacious grassy plot, with a good amount of chairs arranged on either side strategically placed near heaters, and is a great spot to spend summer afternoons - there's even a covered part. To me, it just feels like a completely different business which I guess is good if you can't decide what mood you're in. I'll be back to try the food, and will update then.