(503) 228-5050
333 NW 13th Ave
Portland,
OR
97210
45.5251
-122.6839
Neighborhoods: Pearl, Neighbors West - Northwest
What People Are Saying About 50 Plates
The Editor

Ashley Gartland
Citysearch
In Short – Inside this restaurant's sophisticated, mid-century modern dining room and corner bar, posh Pearl district residents toss back expertly prepared cocktails before tucking into a deep menu of dishes riffing on regional American classics. From the artichoke capital of the world - Castroville, California - there's crisp fried artichoke rolls, from the East Coast a Carolina Pulled Pork sandwich on a sweet potato bun, and from New England a Rich Boy lobster roll on a fresh brioche base. Desserts too favor a nostalgic Americana theme, like a S'more Fondue or Devil's Food Chocolate…
50 Plates = Outstanding Service and Good Food
by millevag
My wife and I dined at 50 Plates on a Friday night. We had impeccable service from our waiter, Chad. He was professional, knowledgeable, and fast. Our food overall was good. I was not a fan of the chili that I ordered: it tasted like a can of chili on overcooked spaghetti. I guess I should have gone with the recommended halibut. My wife's scallops dish was absolutely outstanding, however, which was what the waiter recommended as one of the best dishes.
We will definitely be back to 50 Plates.
- Pros: Service
- Cons: Some dishes a little mediocre
My new fav
by picky chicky
Love the menu. Unique and prices are very do able. Try the cheesy poofs and waffle chicken slider!
- Pros: cheap funky eats
- Cons: my waistline
nice place, unique menu
by wanderlust10
This is a fun place to go. They food is generally pretty good, a little over priced. The menu has a lot of funky things on it so its not a good place for picky eaters.
- Pros: great atmosphere
- Cons: menu isn't good for picky eaters
The Details on 50 Plates
When To Go:
Pop by after 10pm for their "Nosh at Night" menu for standouts like Patrick's Fries, served with housemade ketchup, and crispy fried chicken served atop a waffle with a coffee maple drizzle.
What To Drink:
Keep it classic with American-style cocktails. Try the muddled mint julep or the Manhattan served on "Manhatten Monday," served with complimentary warm-baked pretzels and sweet hot mustard.
The Extras:
Head to the bar on "Manhattan Mondays" when the bartenders make manhattans and cosmopolitans and serve warm-baked pretzels and New York style hot dogs.
What To Drink:
Anything from the talented house mixologists Lance J. Mayhew and Suzanne Allard is a safe bet, including a Mint Julep or Dark & Stormy.
When to Go:
Pop by after ten for their Nosh at Night menu for standouts like Patrick's Fries served with housemade ketchup and crispy fried chicken served atop a waffle with a coffee maple drizzle.
Category:
Notable Chef:
Executive Chef Randal St. Clair
Smoking Permitted:
No








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