Their catering was perfect for our small gathering. Everything arrived hot and was a hit with the guests!

Cozy little spot, grabbed a window seat for breakfast. The light was just right for sketching my coffee and croissant. Quiet morning vibes.

Popped in for a late dinner, sat at the bar. The chopped salad really stood out - super fresh, crisp greens, and the avocado was perfectly ripe. My burger was solid, but that salad was the highlight for me. Just what I was looking for.

Sat at the grill bar. Watching the chefs work over the open fire was the main event. The smoky aroma really adds to the whole experience. Food was good, but the show is what you&#39;re paying for.

Tacos were solid, the al pastor sauce in particular. Outdoor area is convenient with heaters and they allow dogs. Good spot for a quick bite.

The street parking is a bit of a hunt, but honestly? I&#39;d circle the block again for their pizza. That crispy, chewy crust is the real deal. Grabbed a slice and sat outside, perfect for a sunny afternoon.

The $1 happy hour oysters were a nice surprise, very fresh. The selection of hot sauces on the table was a good touch. A solid spot for a quick bite.

The wild mushroom hash was really good, and the housemade biscuit with berry compote was a nice touch. Coffee from Happy Cup was fresh and just right.

Love the funky decor here, gives off such a cozy, down south vibe. Perfect for a chill meal.

The biscuits and gravy are so good. What really stood out to me was the gravy - you can tell it&#39;s made fresh, with a really rich, savory flavor. It paired perfectly with the fluffy biscuits. The hash browns were also a nice touch, super crispy.

The pizza and salads here clearly use quality ingredients. You can taste the difference. It&#39;s a solid choice for a reliable meal. Prices are reasonable for what you get.

The vegan wings are so good, and the sugar cane &quot;bone&quot; is a fun touch. Perfect for sharing with friends!

The enchiladas suizas were spot on. But what really got me was the vibe&mdash;the soft lighting and those old tile floors made the whole evening feel so warm and cozy. Just a really charming spot.

The Alberta Arts District spot is a solid local choice. Atmosphere is funky but welcoming, exactly what you&#39;d expect in this part of Portland. Good for a straightforward business lunch.

The heated patio was a lifesaver on a packed Friday. Our group stayed cozy and the broccoli bowl was so good!

The staff were so attentive, refilling our water without being intrusive. They even brought to-go containers for our Tom Kha soup without us asking.

Rilee was a great server. Drinks were topped up without us asking, so we could just relax and talk. That kind of attention is nice.

Tried their Thursday fried chicken special. The skin was perfectly crispy, and the meat was so juicy. I&rsquo;ll definitely be back for that.

The gluten-free pizza here is solid. I always get the pesto and bacon one, it&#39;s never let me down. Heads up that the fries share a fryer though, if that&#39;s a concern. The space itself is nice, kind of industrial but still feels warm and relaxed.

The portions are huge! My friend and I shared one breakfast plate and still had leftovers to go. Felt like we got our money&#39;s worth.

Been coming here for years, love the community vibe. The fried chicken is always crispy and juicy, just like I remember from my first visit. A real Sherwood spot.

Solid fish and chips. Got it for lunch, came out hot and fresh. Portion was decent for the price, felt like a good value.

Food was really solid, service was friendly even though they were short-staffed. Had to wait a bit for a table, but the staff handled it well. My burger came out fast and hit the spot.

Solid lunch spot. The chicken and dumplings hit the spot. Got my order quick, which is key for a workday break. Cocktails come in the shaker, nice touch. Outdoor seating is huge if you have time.

Staff is super quick and friendly. Got my burger and fries in no time at the bar. Perfect for a fast lunch.

Solid spot for Indian vegetarian food. The menu has good variety, and the gluten-free naan was a nice surprise. Everything tasted fresh and well-seasoned. A bit on the pricier side, but fine for a decent meal out.

Crab boil was good, and Grady gave solid menu tips. But the cocktails were $18 each, which felt steep for what you get. I&#39;d stick with beer next time.

Asada mix plate was solid, corn tortillas are legit. Good spot for a big group, we had about 10 people and they handled it fine.

The staff here are so friendly and attentive. I was impressed by how they remembered our drink orders from last time. It&#39;s a small thing, but it really makes you feel welcome.

Been coming here for years, and their French toast is the reason. That custardy texture and hint of lemon is just right. Keeps me coming back.

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