Brad Mace: If the Courtyard Restaurant is full, or even if it is not full, hit the Cypress Room. And what the hell, come before 8pm and use the soaking pool first. News Flash!!!! They take dogs now!!!
Rachel M: Try the Irish Stout! Excellent!
Frederick Gehlhaus Jr: after you get a bite to eat, walk the hallways and check out the old pictures and interesting art
Genevieve D.: Great location. Directly on the waterfront trail. Hotel has complimentary bikes and passes to health club. Very close to streetcar. They are renovating the courtyard. Looks very pleasant now.
Sandy Whittington: Such a great place! Quirky style, friendly staff, dogs allowed, and iced coffee with regular coffee in the morning. 😎
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4. Nel Centro
1408 SW 6th Ave (SW Columbia St), Portland, OR
Italian Restaurant · 39 tips and reviews
Jacquie Rooney: Happy hour is nice, but I'd come here regardless. Bar is as warm and inviting as the fire pits in the courtyard.
Haley Davis: Rotisserie chicken was FANTASTIC! Sweet waitress, awesome salmon special. Overall, a great experience.
Scot Burckhardt: Happy hour is great! Awesome food for not much cash. And, a great wine list to boot!
Jill P: Nice back courtyard with trees. Great beer selection including Belgians, locals, and sours (I think).
Marc Charbonneau: Great variety of beer on tap and tasty food. You can get a lot of sun out on the patio when the weather's nice.
noel hidalgo: Out back, there are a few available electrical outlets, open wifi, and table service. Great combo for any hungry traveler.
7. Andina
8.7
1314 NW Glisan St (at NW 13th Ave), Portland, OR
Peruvian Restaurant · 153 tips and reviews
Rory Parness: The duck confit in the arroz con pato was a crazy combo of super crispy skin and tender, rich meat. Pair with a glass of their sangria. Nice!
Eater: Pearl District stalwart Andina delivers an upscale take on Peruvian cuisine, gussied up with fresh PNW ingredients and artfully presented. [Eater 38 Member]
Michael Byers: Ask for Yuca Frita instead of bread. So good!
8. Portland Art Museum
8.8
1219 SW Park Ave (Sw Jefferson Street, Sw Main Street), Portland, OR
Art Museum · 81 tips and reviews
Coco: I truly appreciate fine arts so i'm really happy i had the chance to visit this place. Wish i had more time though. Incredible and fascinating arts they have. My favorite is Vision of Fiammetta, 1878
ELS Language Centers: This is the 7th oldest museum in the US, and the oldest in the Pacific Northwest. Free every 4th Friday of every month, 5-8 pm.
K12 Inc: Did you know? This is the oldest museum in the Pacific Northwest and the seventh oldest in the United States. The collection includes Native American, Asian, European and American art.
Pach Reed: Great!! I'm a museum enthusiastic and this one was very nice. Small but rich in content, the staff was fantastic.
K12 Inc: Did you know? Portland could have been named Boston! The city’s founders flipped a coin to decide which of their hometowns their new city would be named after, Portland, ME or Boston, MA.
roger aldrich: This place was great on a rainy afternoon. My favorite part was the old newsreels showing a wilder Oregon that doesn't exist anymore.
12. Bar Bar
7.9
3943 N Mississippi Ave, Portland, OR
Bar · 46 tips and reviews
Andrew Wiseman: Cool beer garden spot with lots of brews. The house made corn nuts are surprisingly tasty snax
William McGlothlin: Bar bar plays great music, has amazing fries, and is that ne hipster bar with homosexual tendencies. Pbr on draft.
Fritz Mesenbrink: Amazing fries. Great drinks. Huge patio.