Amnesia's brews are as much of a draw here as their patio and both are pretty impressive.
More than just a holding area for anyone waiting for a show at Mississippi, Bar Bar is a draw all it's own. Great food, decent prices and an amazing patio.
Excellent vegan food, delicious mix drinks and plenty of outdoor space makes this one of the best (and most popular) bars on the Alberta strip.
It'll be a mighty task to overcome the building's curse, but Conquistador is armed with what it takes to do exactly that: distinct atmosphere, great food, good service, and reasonable prices.
Doug Fir is one of the best venues to see a show in Portland, just make sure to bring a friend. Go alone and the best conversation of the night will start with "Hey, got a cigarette I can bum?"
With 50 rotating taps you can drink through a couple livers before getting bored with the selection. Unfortunately you'll be bored by the other customers long before that.
Just off the main Mississippi strip, Liberty Glass is by far the best bar in the area. It's cute and intimate, they've got decent prices, good food and great service.
The patronage of homeless and near-homeless alike have forced the owners to make the bathrooms entry coded - that's about the most interesting thing about this McMenamin's bar.
American bars modeled after European bars typically do a pretty half-assed job, and while Moon & Sixpence tries a bit harder, it's still pretty unremarkable.
There isn't anything wrong with this place, it's clean, cozy, and sports a pretty sweet patio. Unfortunately, it's haunted by sadness and patronized by the living embodiments of broken dreams.
Pause doesn't know what it wants to be, so it toes the line between bar and family-friendly burger joint resulting in expensive boredom for anyone who walks through the doors.
Ample outdoor space for one to enjoy a drink, hookah, cigarette, or just bar time with a dog. The only downside is the painfully slow service.
One of the most charming spots in the area, and just off the main strip so it's not on the radar for most of the idiots in the area.
Can't complain, can't praise, Produce Row sits exactly in the middle neither offending or making a lasting impression. The patio is quite nice, but they stopped allowing smoking, so what's the point?
Radio Room trends to douchey, but they've devised a layout that hides the majority of them from view. The food is good, but it's only "meh" for drinks.
Ill-suited for anyone looking to have fun, Red Fox would be a great place to dump someone, or have any uncomfortable conversation really.
Like moths to a light bulb, smokers gather around the fire on one of Portland's best patios. Free jukebox, free pool, and lots of antiques await you inside.
Rontoms is a case study in how a bar can get so hip that it circles back to lame. Things become more tolerable in the summer months on the giant patio, but the service sucks despite the season.
The awesome multi-level patio is one of the city's best, awesome enough to make you forget how much they're charging you per drink.
The long tables make this a great bar to have awkward small talk with strangers, so grab a Hamm's and discuss the weather!
Busy nights are pretty random at this SE gay bar so look to the patio! Party outside = good night at Starky's.
The service can be spotty, the patio closes before the bar, and it gets randomly over-run with idiots. That said, Vendetta definitely has a sweet spot, and when you hit it, all else is forgiven.
