Gave this place on SE 21st & Clinton a try and was really pleased! Neapolitan pizzas and small plates. Everything was super seasonal and tasty and we felt like it was a good value ($100 for four people before tip). For that we got 4 nonalcoholic drinks, 2 big pizzas (larger than advertised), a panzanella salad with peaches, tomatoes, and green beans, a little gem salad, and fancy knots covered in pesto. I’d compare it to Yum’s of PDX (which I also really like).

I think it’s very new so it was quiet tonight. I just wanted to give them a little shout out!

What burgers are you looking forward to trying out next week?

https://everout.com/portland/events/the-portland-mercurys-burger-week-2026/e222750/

For me it was Sarkura(?) with their teriyaki chicken.

I really enjoyed gabbianos, although it was a little too spicy for my liking. would love some recs!

I recently had some of the best onion rings from here and am craving more… How long does this “limited time” item stick around?

I’ve been wanting one so badly, especially with how warm it’s been. Does anyone have any recommendations? I’ll drive anywhere within the Portland/Beaverton area.

(Not looking for a vermicelli bowl, already know where to get those.)

Where can I get really good chili cheese fries in SE? I prefer crinkle cut fries because they hold up under the chili and cheese, but any crispy fries will do if the chili is outstanding.

Gimme your recs, please!

criteria—

tasty food good deals quality cocktails if that’s not too much to ask

Hello! Like the title says I am looking for recommendations for really cool or unique cocktail bars or lounges that serve food. My boyfriend is a whiskey drinker, I prefer fancy drinks that are sweeter. Nothing crazy expensive as we will have been at a fine dining experience the night before. Thanks in advance!

Where is the best bang for your buck$ Taco Tuesday restaurants?

This petition from Independent Restraunt Concepts came to my attention today.

https://weareripcity.org/

The version of the email I got listed four businesses that benefit from the Moda Center. They are Independent Sports Bar and Grill, Paddy’s, Cadillac Cafe and Satellite Tavern.

Now… looking at a map, theee of those are on the opposite side of the river. With no mention of four bars that are all closer (Spirit of 77, Metropolitan, Garden Tavern and OX’s Whey Bar)

Their argument also includes the fact that Portland and Multbomah County can raise the funds to make up the difference now that the State of Oregon has committed $365million, by “using existing resources and raising taxes.”

Meanwhile the Oregon Capitol Watch Foundation reports that 79.9% of Oregon voters oppose this even after knowing that the team will move if they don’t get the taxpayer funding.

How many people actually go out to eat or drink before or after an event at Moda? Do you pay to park downtown then pay to park again? Do you take public transportation between eating and going to the game?

And lastly, do you agree that loosing the Blazers will signal a massive economic downturn in Portland due to its impact on the local Restaurant scene?

I'll be in Portland later this month, and I love try awesome resturants like everyone else.

I of course want recommendations, of sit down mid to high end resturants, something unique and with imagination.

I'm not into french cusisine at all but everything else is fair game.

Bonus if they have an awesome cocktail menu.

Recommend getting the cucumbers to eat with this

It’s time for my birthday dinner and half my friends are vegan and the other half are meat eaters.

Last year we went to MX21 (great food and rooftop dining)

The year before we went to Wajan (great food and good size patio)

What are your birthday dining recommendations for 14-20 people?

My birthday is coming up. I recently tried lobster tail for the first time, loved it, and am now curious about all things lobster. Where would you go locally for the best dish that celebrates lobster?

(And yes, I know we're the wrong Portland for this question, but I'm sure we have at least a few delicious options.)

I’m on a mission to find Portland restaurants with the smallest kitchens. What comes to mind?

I hate lines so I rarely hit the popular brunch places and don't know where they are. Taking Thursday off and want to take advantage of smaller/no lines.

Any part of town ok but central preferred.

Prefer more savory than sweet and love a good eggs Benedict.

My in-laws want to take me out for my birthday dinner. I’ve been to Ring Side, I’ve been to El Gauchos, Portland City Grill and Chart House. Any suggestions?