Your Portland Oregon Real Estate Resource - Michael McBarron - Windermere/Cronin & Caplan Realty Gro
Your Portland Oregon Real Estate Resource - Michael McBarron - Windermere/Cronin & Caplan Realty Gro
Windermere Cronin & Caplan Realty Group, Inc.
825 NE Multnomah #120, Portland, Oregon 97232  (M) 503-679-9121  (D) 503-497-5019  Email: mmcbarron@windermere.com
Portland, Oregon - Dining
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Dining Out in Portland

Portland has places to eat for all tastes. From pizza to pasta to international, Portland offers a wide selection of restaurants to try. Prices are reasonable, especially compared to other large metropolitan areas, and there are many types of food to try. Call ahead for reservations on the weekends, especially during peak dining hours.

Breakfast at Mother's Bistro & Bar (212 SW Stark St., 503-464-1122) is comfort food extraordinaire. Many different cuisines are represented in the menu, for a creative mix of food choices. The weekend breakfasts are especially popular, so call ahead for reservations. Mother's serves breakfast and lunch, Tuesday - Sunday, and dinner on Tuesday - Saturday. (Citysearch Review). The Heathman (1001 SW Broadway St., 503-790-7752), serves breakfast Lunch and Dinner with a French flair and exquisite local ingredients. For a special treat try the Salmon Hash. (Citysearch Review)

Lunch at Cadillac Café (1801 NE Broadway St. 503-287-4750) is a treat featuring sandwiches, salads, pasta and more. They usually include some of their paper thin breakfast omelets at lunch as well. (Citysearch Review). Todai (340 SW Morrison Ave., third floor of Pioneer Palace) serves all you can eat Japanese food and seafood in an enormous buffet setting. Entrees include 40 types of sushi, shrimp, grilled salmon, tuna, crab and much, much more. There are also soups, salads and desserts. It's a little more expensive than the usual Portland lunch places, but the variety of food and number of choices are stunning! (Citysearch Review)

Dinner at Jake's Famous Crawfish (901 SW 12th) includes an extensive seafood menu, as well as a varied wine list. The daily menu of fresh catches, as well as the clam, salmon and oyster entrees ensures that you'll be eating some of the finest seafood available in Portland. (Citysearch Review) Vietnamese cuisine at Pho Van, (1012 NW Glisan, 503-788-5244), is an experience in delicious smells and exotic tastes. They offer the traditional pho noodle soup, as well as lemon grass chicken, chicken wings, and several different types of fish entrees. (Citysearch Review)

And if steak I what you crave, take your pick from two of the best. Ringside Downtown (2165 West Burnside Street, 503-223-1513) has been a fixture of elegance and style for generations. (Citysearch Review). El Goucho (319 SW Broadway St. 503-227-8794) offers elegance, panache and even a touch of the exotic. Try the ostrich filet! (Citysearch Review)

Beer! Ale! Stout! Porter! IPA! Portland is renowned for its local brews and the brew pub culture. McMenamins (a bazillion locations) is the oldest and most diverse practitioner of the art. You can find small hole-in-the-wall neighborhood pubs where you can sample the brew and kick off the worries of the day. Or try Edgefield Manor for a weekend getaway. This place will simply amaze!

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