Been coming here for years. The jerk chicken is solid, tastes like the real deal from Jamaica. They&#39;ve got a good mix of island flavors on the menu. Staff&#39;s always friendly.

Portions are huge! We split the calzone and still had leftovers for lunch the next day. Perfect for sharing with friends.

Nice place for a family dinner. The three-course meal deal is pretty good. Kids&#39; menu is decent, with a few options under $10. Service was fine, though a little slow when we were leaving.

Service was on point. The French fries were fantastic, and they paired perfectly with a crisp lager.

Been coming here for years. The Bell Tower Burger always hits the spot - fresh, juicy, and just feels like a solid homemade meal. That consistency keeps me coming back.

A bit pricey, but the local organic ingredients are top-notch. Their wine list had a great pairing suggestion for the main course.

The tlacoyo is my go-to. Tried it with a smoky mezcal cocktail this time, and the pairing really worked. Menu has a lot of tempting small plates, so sharing is the move. A solid spot for a casual dinner and a good drink.

Cozy spot with a classic vibe from the wooden floors and booths. Had the grilled salmon for a casual dinner&mdash;cooked just right, skin was nicely crisp. A solid, comfortable meal.

The chorizo benedict is a standout. The house-infused vodka for the Bloody Marys is a nice touch.

Good spot by the river. The sandwich and americano were solid. Service was prompt and friendly. Ice cream portion was generous for the price. Convenient for a quick business lunch.

Staff here are super helpful. They let me try a couple beers before I ordered, which was nice. Food came out fast. Good spot for a quick lunch.

The Bollywood bowl is a solid choice. I like that their menu lists ingredients clearly, which is helpful for allergies. The flavors are pretty good, though the portion felt a bit small for the price.

The bangers and mash were pretty good, just like the bartender said. The Guinness was poured perfectly. A decent spot for a straightforward pub dinner.

I go to this Chipotle a lot. The food is always fresh, which is great. But honestly, the portion sizes for the price have felt a bit smaller lately. Still, it&#39;s a reliable spot when you need something quick.

Service is consistently friendly and professional. The staff knows the menu well, and the pacing was just right.

Been coming here for years, and their poached pear in red wine is the one thing I always order. It&rsquo;s just the right balance of spice and sweetness, never too heavy. That&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back.

This is a reliable neighborhood Mexican place. The tacos are good, with juicy chicken. The chips are fresh and the homemade salsa is nice. I appreciate that the booths are comfortable and spaced out well, makes for a relaxed meal.

Loved the big windows here. Got a table by the glass and just watched the street life in Portland while I ate my chicken tikka masala. It was a really chill vibe for a solo lunch.

Pizza was solid. The crust had that perfect thin, chewy texture with a little char on the edges. Tried a couple different ones and they were all good.

Loved their self-brewed cider! The Irish-style nachos really stood out for me&mdash;the potato chips were so fresh and crisp, not greasy at all. My husband&#39;s fish and chips looked great too. A solid spot for a casual bite with quality ingredients.

The chef here does everything himself, which is pretty impressive. You can tell he puts a lot of care into the food. The beef rouladen was really good, especially with that homemade mustard. It&rsquo;s a cozy spot, though the seating is a bit tight.

As a Jersey native, this pizza is pretty close to the real thing. The crust has a nice crispy bottom and a soft center. It&#39;s a decent slice for the West Coast.

Tried the steak at Laurelhurst Market after hitting all the big spots in town. Honestly, theirs is on another level. A Portland classic.

Cozy spot, perfect for a quiet dinner. We came straight from a hike, and the staff didn&#39;t bat an eye. The wine list had a nice local red that paired surprisingly well with the steak. A bit on the pricey side, but the relaxed vibe made it work.

Solid diner breakfast, no frills. The country fried steak and gravy hit the spot. Their Bloody Mary had a nice kick, actually stood up to the rich gravy. A bit of a wait for a table, but that&#39;s the trade-off.

The tour was quick and easy. Got a pint of their Northwest IPA included. Solid beer selection overall. Perfect for a quick bite and a cold one.

Jeff was super helpful when we asked about the tea! He brought out the loose-leaf blends so we could check them out. Made it a fun little moment with friends.

The white bean spread is the only thing I order here. Creamy, with a hint of lemon and good olive oil. They give you plenty of warm bread to go with it. Simple, but that&#39;s the point.

Great lighting and tablecloths for a date night in Sellwood.

Service was really attentive to my dietary requests. The chicken and broccoli rabe was so fresh, the chicken was perfectly cooked and the greens had a nice bite to them. A solid, healthy option.

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