So it's almost the weekend.. is the meetup happening or no?
I actually had the peanut butter burger recently. The peanut butter was a bit too much.I've always been afraid to try that each time I go in. I tend to stick to bacon cheeseburgers (with egg, if offered; hello, Wilbur's Jumbo Deluxe burger!).
Killer Burger with that peanut butter burger.
More pickles is not what the pb burger needs. Less pickles. None pickles.
Sorry if I missed it, but does anyone have a go-to Chinese place, preferably in NE? Lucky House is ok.
Whaaaaat. It needs SOMETHING to cut through how rich it is.More pickles is not what the pb burger needs. Less pickles. None pickles.
Sorry if I missed it, but does anyone have a go-to Chinese place, preferably in NE? Lucky House is ok.
I mean, I can drive. What've you got, Bobby?
Right on man, thanks. I've been meaning to try out Shandong on Broadway too, seems really divisive.People swear by Lucky Strike. I think it's pretty damned good, but the best Chinese in Portland, for my money is:
OM Seafood on Powell
Shen Zhen on 82nd (Shit, I guess this is technically NE, it's basically Glisan & 82nd)
Gold Garden on 122nd (near Division)
And then Zien Hong, Thien Hong (on Sandy) and Du Grill.
I have a soft spot for Rainbow Dragon (128th & Stark). It's maybe 2 steps above Safeway Chinese, but there's something about it.
Portland acts like anything 15min in any direction from downtown is like driving to North Dakota.
Szechuan chef. SW Macadam. GO.I've been told the only Chinese worth a crap is over by 82nd. Which is sad. All this food everywhere and yet no good cheap ol' regular Chinese.
What's sad is that this city is generations-deep into the bullshit concept that anything east of 60th is basically Siberia.
The provincialism of this city is fucking amazing.
Portland acts like anything 15min in any direction from downtown is like driving to North Dakota.
I go there sometimes. I live in NE, though, and don't like to go south of Hawthorne or east of 50th if I can avoid it (don't hate, Roberts). So, I usually go to Guardian Games.Anyone here roll through Red Castle Games?
I go there sometimes. I live in NE, though, and don't like to go south of Hawthorne or east of 50th if I can avoid it (don't hate, Roberts). So, I usually go to Guardian Games.
xxxracerxxx said:Driving out to 82nd is fine, but anything past 82nd on bike is a trek unless you are out for a real ride.
But I am also someone who once walked/stumbled home from 72nd and Powell to NW 18th and Burnside because I didn't want to wait for a cab.
Chinese Delicacy makes delicious dumplings.
Frank's Noodle House is also really good, except the salt and pepper squid tastes off. Not in a bad way, but I wouldn't order it again.
Fyi, 24 Hour Church of Elvis is no more.
What? Why did they take it out? Sold the building/space?
EDIT: I am sure it will pop up again somewhere. This was the fourth location since 1985.
Right, at least at that location it's gone. For now. Who knows.
Also, it feels like the OP is missing a ton of shit... Just off the top of my head...
Radio Room, Bye and Bye, Inteurban, Bar Bar, Old Gold, Prost, Radar, The Parish, Low Brow, Holocene
There's more, far more.
Yup, I randomly ran into five people I haven't seen in years today. That's what happens when Portland gets a little sunshine.
Should definitely add Fire on the Mountain. I love wings with an incredible burning passion that is only eclipsed by my love of my own Mac N Cheese. Fire on the Mountain is the best wing joint I've ever been too.
The fact that they have yummy beer and fun menu oddities just seals the deal. The Fried Pickles with Chipotle Mayo are noteworthy.
Should definitely add Fire on the Mountain. I love wings with an incredible burning passion that is only eclipsed by my love of my own Mac N Cheese. Fire on the Mountain is the best wing joint I've ever been too.
The fact that they have yummy beer and fun menu oddities just seals the deal. The Fried Pickles with Chipotle Mayo are noteworthy.
10000% yes!Wings are my favorite food, so I should hit this place up?
Hey Guys I'm headed out from Milwaukee to Portland as we speak for a job interview. They are keeping me and my girlfriend at a hotel downtown. Anyone have easy recommendations to eat, do, and see whole we're here for a couple days? We're looking at places to live to so vibrant neighborhoods would be much appreciated.
I will have a rental car so I can get around.
You asked similar questions a few pages ago, no? I think there were some tips on areas to explore in terms of where to live. East of the river, close(ish) in is the area I'd drive around.
Yup, I randomly ran into five people I haven't seen in years today. That's what happens when Portland gets a little sunshine.
Haven't had those yet.
The sauce though is this stuff. I don't really like ketchup, but I do like this.
Watching the show makes me feel more awkward than humorous because I recognize a lot of the situations as fairly normal.I didn't realize Portlandia was an accurate depiction of life there