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[M.O.A]

If anyones ladies looking to score a good sale, seams to fit in NW is having their superbowl sale all weekend.

High end consignment. Luxury and designer brands.

(disclaimer-my spirit family owns it)

Nice. An old girlfriend. Katie used to work there for awhile.

Edited February 5, 2013 by M.O.A

[Christmas In A Submarine.]

my girlfriend's sister is in town this sunday/monday - anyone got any good sunday dinner + monday brunch recommendations?

[lamscott]

business trip tomorrow by myself. staying in Downtown. where should I eat?

[Kemosabe]

my girlfriend's sister is in town this sunday/monday - anyone got any good sunday dinner + monday brunch recommendations?

maybe dinner at roost? you live here though right

[Christmas In A Submarine.]

yeah - but i'm feeling uncreative.

[oboy_oboy]

business trip tomorrow by myself. staying in Downtown. where should I eat?

Eating solo at Cylde Common has always been pleasant for me. Gruner is also rock solid. Higgins is old school in the bar, in the best way. Ping down in Old Town is fun--good drinks and Asian street food style. Oven & Shaker for pizza and good cocktails. Riffle for killer seafood.

[EG562]

maybe little bird?

[EG562]

Nice. An old girlfriend. Katie used to work there for awhile.

Word, She friend.

I did all their their branding and whatnot.

[fre-co]

I'm going to be in portland for two days in may. Booked the paramount? Is that a good location downtown for food and bars? I will be stopping by the woodlands store. Mike do you still carry geier gloves?

[MJR]

Yes, that is a very central location. Close to art museum, waterfront area, "west end" (tanner goods/woodlands), pearl district, good restaurants/bars, etc. I would also suggest heading over to SE to check out some other neighborhoods if this will be your first time...

[fre-co]

Yeah, first time. I'm going to Seattle for work and will come down to Portland on my own on the bus for a weekend. Need to eat some burgers and good american/mexican food I cant eat easily in the UK.

[MJR]

The 'Double Burger' at Lardo is very good. Also, check out Bolt Bus if you have not yet made bus reservations. It drops off and picks up like 2 blocks away from your hotel and is cheaper than Greyhound.

[Denton]

The 'Double Burger' at Lardo is very good.

go for lunch, don't eat breakfast and don't expect to eat dinner

[fre-co]

Thanks for the tips. Lardo double burger looks awesome, beer menu sounds great too.

I already checked out the bolt bus too thanks for that.

Anymore suggestions gratefully received.

[EG562]

anyone been to township & range on hawthorne? just opened, heard their burger is worth hollering at.

Biwa is servin their burger all day friday night.

Also, trying to find a good bday spot to bring the fam of 6 - that takes reservations. Trying ox, but some conflicts, any other suggestions for a hearty 30th bday meal? Ive done laurelhurst, st jack, pigeon, little bird, nostrana ect....

What am i missing?

Edited March 15, 2013 by EG562

[oboy_oboy]

anyone been to township & range on hawthorne? just opened, heard their burger is worth hollering at.

Biwa is servin their burger all day friday night.

Also, trying to find a good bday spot to bring the fam of 6 - that takes reservations. Trying ox, but some conflicts, any other suggestions for a hearty 30th bday meal? Ive done laurelhurst, st jack, pigeon, little bird, nostrana ect....

What am i missing?

Does your family really like food? If so, you should hit D.O.C. It's pretty stellar.

Not for nothing, but have you been to the "old standbys?" Wildwood, Higgins', Paley's Place? They got their reputations for a reason, though I admit I've not eaten at any of those three in the last year...

[EG562]

was able to weasel into OX w/ the 6top. Im going to try DOC w. wifey soon, looks really good.

[poldylocks]

anyone been to township & range on hawthorne? just opened, heard their burger is worth hollering at.

Biwa is servin their burger all day friday night.

my friend lives off hawthorne, so i've driven past a couple times and i'm thinking we're going to go within a week or so. i'll let you guys know what's up.

Edited March 23, 2013 by poldylocks

[M.O.A]

oh new burger spot? I'm intrigued...

[M.O.A]

Not for nothing, but have you been to the "old standbys?" Wildwood, Higgins', Paley's Place? They got their reputations for a reason, though I admit I've not eaten at any of those three in the last year...

Kiya goes to Higgins every time he visits. Says it is fucking legit.

[Kemosabe]

township and range and brothers & sons supply reserve lounge industrial graphic design strategists social club. lets go maiki

[poldylocks]

oh new burger spot? I'm intrigued...

when we goin mike?

[M.O.A]

who is poldylocks?

[pdxvegan]

Any suggestions on a tailor in Portland? I have a pair of 3sixteen+'s that need to be tapered from the knee down.

[fre-co]

Lardo was awesome, so was old town brewery.

Tomorrow I'll hit up woodlands

[I_miss_lily]

Driving 1300 km to hang out in Portland for a few days with the lady and a couple of hounds. Staying at the Ace, plan to eat and drink a bit of beer. Have a short list of places but if anyone has a preferred brewery, place to take dumb fuzzball pooches or spend too much on  ladies clothes I'm all ears. I have a pretty good idea where I want to go but I'll take suggestions.

[M.O.A]

Driving 1300 km to hang out in Portland for a few days with the lady and a couple of hounds. Staying at the Ace, plan to eat and drink a bit of beer. Have a short list of places but if anyone has a preferred brewery, place to take dumb fuzzball pooches or spend too much on  ladies clothes I'm all ears. I have a pretty good idea where I want to go but I'll take suggestions.

there are tons of great suggestions in this thread already... just go back and read a few pages.

[ulysses?]

Any suggestions on a tailor in Portland? I have a pair of 3sixteen+'s that need to be tapered from the knee down.

 go to DZ's

[I_miss_lily]

Yeah, read the last couple of pages. Hence the idea as to where I plan to go as far as food and the obvious leather goods/outdoorsy menswear thing. Outside of Francis May and Seamstofit not sure about the good ladies independents. Also wondering just how pet friendly this city is, seems to be lots of dogs but are there patios ect. they're more welcome? I'd rather not leave them tied to a post or locked in a hotel room. Outside our Deschutes and Old town is there a brewery that is particularly good?

Edit - I've been around since 2006, I get search, reading and not asking things in repeat. I know where to find salty pig and good breakfast, I will be into Tanner tomorrow. This is a slow moving thread and I was asking questions that may help with pets and the fairer sex. Not looking for anyone here to hold my hand all the way to some food cart, just don't belong to any lady forums.

Edited May 22, 2013 by I_miss_lily

[fre-co]

Nice to meet you the other week Mike, although brief. Tanner Goods is a great store, Old town is a great brewer, Portland is a great city. That crazy old western wear store a few blocks from Voodoo doughnuts was like nothing I've ever seen before.