Hit the happy hour and it&#39;s a solid deal. Cocktails were like $6, and they don&#39;t skimp on the pour. Got the jambalaya from the main menu too&mdash;really flavorful and didn&#39;t break the bank.

The Lion&#39;s Tail was a solid cocktail, not too sweet. My steak and truffle fries were good, but honestly, the portion for the price felt a bit light. I left still a little hungry, which was a bummer.

Service gets a bit spotty when they&#39;re slammed, like during those holiday pop-ups. Expect to wait a bit longer if you go at peak times, that&#39;s just how it is.

Love that it&#39;s a Bills bar on game days. The energy is just right. They do raffles and have the Thorns games on too, which is a nice touch. Staff is super friendly. Makes for a fun afternoon.

Grace suggested the pepperoni pizza. Crust was thin and crisp, the cheese had a nice pull. Good balance of grease and spice. The place was loud, but the pizza held up.

The beer list is solid, lots of local stuff I hadn&#39;t tried. Got the burger, patty was cooked just right, nice and juicy. The bun held up well too. That&#39;s pretty much all I care about.

The grilled cheese and tomato soup is solid. Tried their seasonal mocktail too&mdash;really surprised me, tasted like the real deal. Just a good, simple lunch spot.

The cheese curds and Brussels sprouts were solid. But honestly, the vibe is what got me&mdash;really liked the wooden tables and the warm lighting, it&#39;s just a nice place to sit for a while.

Been coming here for years, and that tuna fish sandwich is the reason. Always a generous pile of tuna, never skimpy. It&rsquo;s my go-to lunch order, and they&rsquo;ve never messed it up. Just solid, reliable food.

The stromboli dough was so fresh and light. Really enjoyed the quality of the ingredients.

Hopworks is a classic Portland spot, and the Ferocious Pork Sandwich special really hit the spot. The IPA-braised pork was so flavorful. The booths are comfortable, which makes for a relaxed meal. The server was friendly and checked in just the right amount.

Been coming here for years. The blackened salmon salad is why. That crispy sear on the salmon, the fresh greens&hellip; it&rsquo;s always exactly the same, and that&rsquo;s what I count on. Never disappoints.

Cozy little spot with a nice vibe. Came for an early dinner and it was already filling up. The mushroom risotto was pretty good, creamy and flavorful. A bit on the pricey side for the portion, but it was a fine meal overall.

The happy hour cocktails were spot on. Perfect for winding down with friends and some good tunes.

The live music lineup here is solid, and the sound in this intimate space really works. Happy hour shows are often free, which is a nice touch. I grabbed a local IPA that paired well with the vibe&mdash;easygoing and not overpriced. A good spot to unwind with some tunes.

The burger patty was cooked just right, juicy but not greasy. The mac and cheese had a nice crispy top layer, though the sauce underneath could&#39;ve been a bit creamier. Solid choices.

Nice covered patio out back, and they&rsquo;re cool with dogs. Grabbed a burger and fries&mdash;solid bar food, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Good for a casual hang.

The late-night menu is solid. Had the spicy pork belly rice bowl again, it&#39;s always cooked right. The crispy edges on the pork are the best part.

Weekend brunch runs until 4pm, which is a big plus for my schedule. Had the chilaquiles and shrimp &amp; grits. Both solid, reliable choices.

The Saturday prime rib has a fantastic smoky flavor. The real mashed potatoes are a perfect match.

Slow Burger was thick and juicy. The onion rings on top were a nice touch. Fries were crispy, but a bit too salty for me.

The espresso Jell-O shot with homemade whipped cream is a solid choice. The old fashioned one is strong, just how I like it.

Came for trivia night, it was packed! Got lucky with a table near the back. The vibe was fun but honestly, the drink prices felt a bit high for what you get. Still, a solid spot for the weekly events.

Cozy spot for a relaxed brunch. The wild salmon hash was pretty good, nice flavor and cooked well. A bit on the pricey side for what it was, but I had a fine time.

Stumbled in after work and the vibe was so cozy. They had a solid draft list, but the real charm was the little Harry Potter details everywhere - even the coasters were themed. Made for a fun, low-key evening.

Solid happy hour spot. The oysters are a good deal, and I liked the dirty martini with them. The space is cool, has a photobooth. A bit loud for conversation, but a fine choice for a casual drink.

The bartenders really know their drinks. Perfect spot to grab a strong cocktail with friends.

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