Portland Monthly: Inside this quaint delicatessen you’ll find all 40 selections of sausage, house-cured pastrami, European chocolates, and a generous selection of wine and German beers and much more. Read more.
Paul Chang: Smoked Pork Hot Dog & Chicken Hot Dog.
Food Network: At Otto's they're serving up 50 different kinds of sausages seven days a week. Besides assorted bratwursts, deli meats like corned beef and roast beef are also available. Read more.
3. The New Deal Cafe
8.3
5250 NE Halsey St (NE 53rd Ave), Portland, OR
Breakfast Spot · 22 tips and reviews
X: The coffee here is among the best I've had. The mocha is a real, deep chocolatey goodness & even the house blend is awesome! Plus, free Wi-Fi courtesy personal telco. :) This is a fantastic breakfast!
Ken Brumer: Go to the New Deal, get some coffee, and chill. Read more.
David Wexler: Eggs were cooked perfectly, bacon was tasty, the biscuit was soft. This is a great breakfast spot!
Marc Maier: Stick to the basics, spaghetti & meatballs.
Paul: Fridays Lasagna lunch buffet is outstanding
Mary Halvorson: Great food.Note that their nachos are tasty but their chips,in the nachos,are like hard pita strips. Very hard to crunch and poke the inside of your mouth.You will suffer for your meal.Worth it.
Eboni Lovell: Thursday night trivia is excellent! Grat happy hour menu. I recommend mac n cheese, the caprese salad, and the quesadilla!
Emily Maxwell: Great happy hour!
David Leonard: Everything here is just fine. Good happy hour. However most of the people sitting out front I usually would like to skin and wear around town like a leisure suit.