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    Andrew C.

    A bitchin event space in a rehabbed old industrial building. Big open layout, clean and updated with modern bathrooms and lighting and a few side rooms. You can use the parking lot for additional setups. Been to several very different events and they've all been fantastic. Lots of street parking, and I believe the lot is fenced in.

    Pan African Gala @ The Redd (Nov 2024)
    Whitney P.

    I've been to 2 large events here. The events were completely different themes/vibes and this venue worked well for both. The space fits a lot of tables, bars, separate food/ catering area. Street parking and the neighborhood are very sketchy after dark :( but there's a private parking lot (fenced in)

    Lauren M.

    Very cool industrial venue. We were visiting for a conference and our social was held here. Our social had a band, food, and bar with beer and wine. The outside area had some large Jenga games and our event had the Pips Donut truck which was amazing!

    All you can drink Topo Chico
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    We came here for the "Feast Family Reunion" event and really enjoyed the experience. There were many vendors offering an array of pastas, sandwiches, desserts, and beverages. It was like all-you-can-eat buffet, provided by some of the well known venders in the Portland area; such a treat! Sadly neither of us could eat very much due to the non-party life style during the pandemic... I definitely wished that I had more space in my tummy so I can sample more during the two hour festival. My favorite items were the Dungeness crab sandwich, deep fried Razor clams, and Tillamook samplers. Also there were many beverage choices such as sparkling soda/water, mixed drinks, wine, and liquor. I didn't have any alcoholic drinks since I was the designated driver, but the spread was impressive. All the booths and tables were 6 feet apart, and most people wore masks while they were not eating or drinking. Also there were many sanitation/hand-washing stations around, which was very handy. The volunteers were wearing bright yellow shirts so was easy to reach out to ask questions. There was also an indoor area where you could sit and chill. My friend I opted to sit there to avoid the hot sun. We liked the giant barn house feel of the indoor area and didn't feel like we missed out on the action. The thing that impressed me the most was actually the restrooms. They were very clean and spacious. Although they were unisex, the walls between each stall provided much needed privacy. The interesting thing was: there were mirrors inside each door. I guess they wanted to make sure that people were looking sharp before they left the stalls lol? The line of sinks were also convenient, so everyone could wash their hands without waiting in long lines. Overall, I really liked the event, and would recommend it to anyone who might be interested.

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    Beautiful reception for an incredible man. Staff, drinks and food were A+! Such a beautiful space in a historic building.

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    Fabulous and beautiful historic house above Portland - restored and with period furniture. Those…read moreinterested in the details of living at that time will find much to see. One caution fir visitors. Our car in the Pittock parking lot was broken into. Nothing to take but expensive to repair the window. There are plenty of warning signs about leaving no valuables. This is a paid parking lot. Wish they would arrange for some security at a popular tourist destination.

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    Westward Whiskey - Pot distillation

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    "Dam Good Whiskey!" -- A Beaver's Review of Westward Distillery…read more Well chew my bark and call me industrious--Westward Distillery has crafted a whiskey so fine it made my tail thump like a drum on spring thaw! I waddled in skeptical. After all, we beavers know a thing or two about craftsmanship: sharp teeth, strong wood, steady paws. But the moment those folks poured me a sample of their American Single Malt, I realized I was in the presence of fellow artisans--humans who build with barley the way I build with birch. The aroma? Like sniffing a warm cedar log at sunset, with a hint of orchard fruit drifting downstream. The taste? Smooth as a freshly planed maple branch, with a delicious grain character that made me contemplate abandoning dam construction to pursue professional sipping full-time. The finish? Long, warm, and rich--lingering like the satisfaction of placing the final stick on a perfectly engineered lodge roof. And don't get me started on the place itself. The distillery is polished, welcoming, and smells pleasantly of oak instead of predators. The staff? Delightful! Not one of them tried to trap me, and they spoke about their whiskey with the passion of creatures who truly love their craft. Westward, my whiskered friends, you have built something remarkable. If I had opposable thumbs, I'd raise a glass. Instead, I'll slap my tail in tribute: THWAP THWAP THWAP! That's beaver for "EXQUISITE WORK, KEEP IT UP."

    All barley, single malt whiskey. Grain is grown exclusively in the northwest and distilled with the…read morebest water - the Bull Run - simply so smooth sip by sip. Nice layout in the tasting room. The young lady who served me up a flight was amazing with her knowledge, which I really appreciated it. Bottoms up! Mark Twain once said too much of anything is bad, but too much of whiskey is barely enough. You'll enjoy getting after it tasting at Westwood whiskey!

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