Sitting on the Columbia riverbank, Salty's on the Columbia definitely is not a fish out of water. The superb service and seafood equal the enchanting dining experience on the river. Besides their superb seasonal seafood fare, they are also known for their steaks and happy hours. Savor their sublime dishes in the romantic interiors or in their lovely deck. Live jazz music adds to the ambiance on weekend nights.
This business venture of Kenneth Pogson and Tres Shannon is one of a kind. Voodoo Doughnut is a donut market, serving the sweet rings under weird names like Dirt, Butter Fingering, Cock-n-Balls and… No Name. Yes, that too is the name of one of the donuts! The menu undergoes changes quite often. Live music on week nights promotes young talent. If you want to introduce your guests to these treats in the comforts of your home, go ahead because custom made donuts are also available. Suggest this wedding venue to your friend. Yes! Legal wedding service is conducted right in front of the Holy Doughnut! This fun-loaded eatery has, no wonder, bagged a 10 minute long media coverage. Welcome to the world of Voodoo's donuts.
Grab the opportunity to visit Andina - it serves Peruvian food and isn't caught in that grey area which occupies fusion food. Using only the freshest ingredients, it guarantees authentic Peruvian cuisine. The first up on the order should be the Cebiches which has been labeled as 'Peru's Flagship Dish' comprising of raw foods cooked with a host of ingredients, such as key lime and hot pepper. For the main course, visitors have the option of choosing from traditional Peruvian dishes— Ceco a la Norteña which is lamb shank and garlic rice or the Conchas del Señor de Sipán that is a beautiful medley of scallops and crabmeat. For dessert, try the Chocolate Andino or indulge in Helado de Lucuma, a luscious frozen dessert. To add to the delicious menu, the restaurant has live music sessions too.
This intimate steakhouse has been a local favorite since 1944. Perched at the west end of Burnside Street, it runs parallel to the city's nightlife. Enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail in the full-service bar before moving to the dining room, where you will enjoy a memorable, candlelit evening. You cannot go wrong with the tender USDA prime ribs or any of their fine meat cuts for that matter. The selection of seafood are another specialty on the menu that should not be missed. The multiple award-winning wine selection is highly evolved and offers some delightful pairing options. Seasonal wine flights are also available for wine lovers. Wrap things up with the irresistible New York Style Cheesecake or choose from the other sinful desserts on offer. The dining room has a cozy vibe with rugged brick exposed walls and subtle lighting creating an intimate atmosphere. A great place for quiet dinners and private celebrations alike, Ringside counts itself among one of the city's finest steakhouses.
As Irish as its namesake, this cheery downtown establishment is warm, welcoming and close to the city's heartbeat. The wood and brass tones exude an authentic yet casual tone. Kells Irish Restaurant and Pub's full bar is accommodating, boasting one of the largest selections of malt scotches in the Northwest. Varied menu offerings include traditional Irish cuisine as well as salads, sandwiches and more. Catch your favorite football team, Gaelic games or rugby on their television screens or tap your feet to the nightly live music.
Inspired by her sons' trip to Europe, Mary O'Rourke, a pastry chef, decided to try her hand at making Leige sugar waffles. After many attempts and a few secret ingredients thrown in, O'Rourke took these decadent street food waffles and made them her own. With the help of an old service entrance to her husbands restaurant, Bread and Ink Cafe, and a Dutch styled half door, the Waffle Window was born. Patrons can enjoy a variety of sweet or savory waffles, from seasonal favorites like the pumpkin pie creation to the Three B's - fresh basil, brie, pepper bacon and homemade peach jam. The outdoor covered patio is great in the summertime and the dinning room of the Break and Ink Cafe is perfect for raining winter days.
An exotic restaurant in Oregon which serves authentic Moroccan cuisine. It has vegetarian as well as gluten-free options on the menu. The restaurant has typical Moroccan interiors and a cozy, homely vibe. The savoring flavors of the food will urge you to visit this place more than once. Do not forget to try their hot sweet Moroccan mint tea.
After much research and travel to Israel and other Middle Eastern countries, Chefs John Gorham and Kasey Mills have come up with a Mediterranean menu with an innovative twist at Mediterranean Exploration Company. Try out delicious and authentic dishes like char-grilled kebabs, whole-grilled fish in lemon sauce, fresh baked pita bread and braised lamb. Zippy cocktails and an extensive variety of wines are available to go along with the meal.
Pip's Original Doughnuts & Chai is a medium-sized cafe that serves very basic but perfectly cooked mini doughnuts. They have many options for coffee lovers too. The exclusive part is the chai menu that they have. Five entirely different chai or tea flavors are all delicious. Their monthly 'curry favor' menu is something not worth missing out on. For curry favor, they serve a cheap three-course meal along with a choice of beer or wine. All the orders are made fresh. They have a beautiful mobile van with almost similar menu as well.
Pasta lovers on a budget will have something to cheer about at this clean, welcoming restaurant. Fast food might come to mind when you first glimpse the somewhat spartan dining area. This little restaurant offers a fresh, healthy meal and an unbelievable taste treat. Fettucine Alfredo will fill your appetite, while the pesto will have you groaning with satisfaction. The establishment is a popular lunch spot for business and blue collar working folks.
Du's Grill is a poorly kept secret that many locals know about. Located on the edge of the Hollywood District in a hole in the wall joint, Du's Grill offers some of the best BBQ Teriyaki in town. The menu is limited and consists mainly of variations of Teriyaki Chicken, Pork and Beef, accompanied by rice and iceberg lettuce salad, but the portions are huge and the price is cheap. Dining in is nothing special, as the eating area is a bit cramped and free of decorations. Luckily, Du's Grill happily caters to to-go orders, and many patrons choose this route.