The stained glass window behind the balcony seating is absolutely breathtaking.
The bridge was constructed in 1925 and was Portland’s first “fixed span” bridge across the Willamette River.
The National Geographic Society formed in 1888 for the advancement and diffusion of geographical knowledge. You'll find artifacts ranging from expeditions to temporary exhibits on the world's cultures
Congress established the National Archives Establishment in 1934 to centralize federal record keeping & holds Declaration of Independence, Constitution, Bill of Rights & a copy of the 1297 Magna Carta
WW Cheap Eats 2011 favorites: the sliders ($7) and the ice cream float ($3.50 - $4).
If you are a breakfast drinker, go here and order the Crow's Nest (2 eggs, hash browns, toast) $3 or $2 Monday-Friday.
The chai is perfect on a rainy day. And the beets are a must - creamy and with just the right sour and spice!
The staff is amazing. It's becoming more & more gentrified as the years pass by. Bourgie blast. I miss the free box in the back.
WW Cheap Eats 2011 favorites: Guinness pork ribs ($10) and the spicy noodle with pork ribs ($8).
WW Cheap Eats 2011 favorites: the Sicilian hash ($10), the Belmont veggie burger ($7) and the Weezie ($6.50).
WWeek's Cheap Eats 2011: Try the tao hoo tod. We think it's an amazing thing to put in your mouth for $7 or less.
black and blue. get it. a shot of jack Daniels and tall boy PBR. can you beat that for $5?
The little square leaf-wrapped packages on the counter are filled with a delicious meat ceviche thing. Try one!
WW Cheap Eats 2011 favorites: spicy broth with the combination for two ($24.95). If you're feeling flush, add on the shrimp balls ($6.95).
Close at 11:30 instead of midnight now. Also, fried oysters have replaced the shooters on the menu.
When it is warm, one of the most entertaining patios in inner SE PDX. Long happy hour (2-7PM) on well drinks, food (burgers, tacos, gyros), beer. Serves full menu until 2AM!...and BUCKHUNTER!
