[CRS]

Going to Portland next week and wanted to try some new places out. Any recommendations from RS?

I would personally recommend Milo's City Cafe.

[Retrac]

Everytime I go, I always drop by Screen Door. Love their fried chicken.

[rageguy]

Screen door +1. Oh my god the food there is soooooooo good.

[winson604]

Pok Pok and Pine Biscuits

[unit]

screen door is pretty good, but it's not worth a 2 hour lineup. well imo, nothing really is.

for brunch i really enjoyed the tin shed, cool atmosphere, lots of laid back hippies. if you're looking for the portland hippie experience that's that spot lol. really good food as well

also if you're a donut guy then i really like blue star over voodoo

and if you're a coffee guy, then check out heart roasters.

oh and if you love bread then ken's artisan bakery has awesome sandwiches and bread in general. amazing ciabatta

[murd0c]

Pok Pok no questions asked, the wings are the some of the best I have ever had and the neighbor hood it's in is so fricken cool.

If you are a beer fan go to Prost! which is a german pub

Prost! (http://www.prostportland.com/)

[BoostedBB6]

Pine Biscuits is epic!

[Liquid_o2]

This is my time to shine!

-Pok Pok as murd0c has mentioned
-Veritable Quandary if you are looking for something fancier. This was one of the best meals I have ever had in Portland.
- Tasty n Alder for brunch
- Skip the lineup and shitty donuts at Voodoo and go to Blue Star Donuts. Their main location along Washington Street gets crazy busy, so I usually go to the one on 23rd Avenue although they have less selection.
- When you are hungry and at Powell's Books, go across the street to Garden Bar for custom salads which are HUGE.
- Andina has really good Peruvian food, something you can't really find in Vancouver
- Lardo for sandwiches, I've tried 4 or 5 of them on multiple trips and all so far are good.
- Nong's Khao Man Gai food cart
- My favorite brewery is Commons Brewery. I always pick up as much of their beer as possible for the trip home because it costs so much $$ in Vancouver. Stupid taxes.

[murd0c]

If you want to go to Voodoo donuts go after 11pm and the line up will only be a couple mins

[smoothie.]

If you want to go to Voodoo donuts go after 11pm and the line up will only be a couple mins

yep!

great to go late for that large penis donut


:pokerface:

[jerche]

I am going to Portland next week for a bachelor party. This is a bit off topic but any recommendations on clubs for a bachelor party?

I was doing some research and it seemed like Jones Bar is the one of the top ones?

[ZN6]

Screen door and pok pok are two places I went to when I was in Portland. I trust no Ramen places there anymore. Pok Pok has a eatery/bar down the street where you can wait to get a table. Dried squid and dry ribs were excellent.

[murd0c]

yep!

great to go late for that large penis donut


:pokerface:

Like the cock a balls one I got last year...

http://i.imgur.com/aHwE061.jpg

Pok Pok is so awesome as this is the front of the restaurant

http://i.imgur.com/K4lSO2u.jpg

These wings are honestly the best ever!!!

http://i.imgur.com/AYCD30k.jpg

[ZN6]

Oh and I've been to Andina's that someone mentioned. I didn't like their service to be honest. Can't quite remember why. There's that beer trolly that everyone moves by cycling. I wanted to go, but it was the end of the day.

[syee]

Olympic Provisions had probably one of the best short ribs I have ever tasted. (Olympia Provisions - American Charcuterie - Gourmet Meats (http://www.olympiaprovisions.com/))
Petite Provence - love their croissants. They have some pretty unique breakfasts as well.
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Salt & Straw for their ice cream.
Pok Pok like others have mentioned is pretty good.
Toro Bravo was pretty good as well for Spanish Tapas (Toro Bravo (http://www.torobravopdx.com/))
Clyde Common has a pretty great happy hour. Their burgers were awesome.

Like others have said, Voodoos is overrated. Donuts are more about novelty. Try it once and then go to Blue Star. :P If you're downtown at Voodoos, you can wash down your crappy donut with some Stumptown coffee which is nearby.

[Cereal Killer]

I've been to Portland several times in the past few years and my must-eats are: Portland City Grill, Mother's Bistro, and Milo's City Cafe.

[q0192837465]

Screendoor and Ox

[TOS'd]

My go-to late night food place in Portland is Le Bistro Montage (http://www.montageportland.com/). Cajun/Creole food. Opens until 2am(sun-thurs) and 4am(friday/sat).

Get the Gooey Butter Cake for dessert as well.

[Derek_N84]

Bluestar Donuts - Blueberry Bourbon Basil donut :sweetjesus:
Heart Coffee
Stumptown
Barista Cafe
Screendoor
Tasty and Alder
Pok Pok is tasty but imo a little over hyped and priced

I am going to Portland next week for a bachelor party. This is a bit off topic but any recommendations on clubs for a bachelor party?

I was doing some research and it seemed like Jones Bar is the one of the top ones?

Casa Diablo. make sure you get your buddy the see saw on stage :lol

[ZN6]

Waffle Window as well, my goodness it was good.

[Retrac]

Loved Waffle Window. It is tiny tho, a literal hole in the wall lol!

[winson604]

Loved Waffle Window. It is tiny tho, a literal hole in the wall lol!

Literally just came back last night, the location I went too did have a window you can order from but it was also a sit down restaurant with about 6 tables.

[CRS]

If you guys haven't been to Pip’s Original Doughnuts, you guys are missing out.

They were some amazing mini donuts that didn't break the bank. 10/10.

[604778]

Lardos.

It's pretty much a sandwich joint. I had something called the "Pho Rench Dip", pretty much a beef sub with bean sprouts, jalapenos, cilantro and your dipping sauce is a Pho broth.

[jlo mein]

Kenny and Zukes. Dat pastrami yo...

https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/150254682/deli_club_outside.jpg

Additionally recommending Screen Door and Pine Street Biscuits like everyone else. Our group got reservations at Screen Door somehow, no line up.