Lucy's Table
Portland, OR 97209
Phone: (503) 226-6126
Fax: (503) 274-7122
- Price:
- $$$
- Cross Street:
- Northwest Irving Street
- Hours:
- Mon-Sat 5pm-close
Message from Lucy's Table
North West with a Mediterranean influence...inventive yet familiar
- Great Wine
- Revolving Menu
- Fresh Ingredients
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Editorial Review for Lucy's Table – by Rachel Bellacera
In Short
Guests are transported into a cozy epicure's haven framed by gilded walls and black-velvet drapes. Subdued lighting and soft background music set the scene for romance, while white-clothed tables with a candle are inviting. The menu highlights American cuisine with Italian and French influences. Items include baked artichoke with Dungeness crab, scallops and pesto hollandaise, goat cheese ravioli and duck breast with chanterelle flan. Flourless chocolate cake dessert with house-made whipped cream makes a nice finish.
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Insider Tips
ParkingParking in Northwest is a nightmare, so pony up $3-$5 for valet and save yourself the headache.
Happy HourWeeknights from 5pm to 6:30pm, a discounted cocktail and appetizer menu is offered in the bar.
User Reviews for Lucy's Table
05/11/2008 Posted by anujezekiel
The setting at Lucy's Table is one built to make a good evening great. The lighting is intimate and tables are comfortably separated. Good for a date (who’s not looking for the most exciting food). The service is prompt and friendly; even the bread is delicious. I would recommend Lucy’s Table to those Pearl District-ers who find themselves in the neighborhood and don’t mind dropping some dough on dinner. I was most satisfied with the small plates and would recommend that menu over the large plates—that selection seemed to be missing the rustic comfort which captions the name “Lucy’s Table.” Further, my pheasant (which generally speaking, I cannot complain about) was missing the promised bit of Foie Gras that was supposed to accompany the petit scoop of jasmine rice. This conclusion—that the small plates are a better selection than the large plates—leaves me with a few lagging questions in mind: Why not go to lolo—a joint who’s specialty is tapas plates? And if we’re still in the mood for large plates with a twist, why not make my way to Le Pigeon? Where Gabriel Rucker’s masterful knife will undoubtedly serve up a unique and memorable meal. Simply put, the alternatives to Lucy’s Table should strongly be considered before committing.
Pros: Ambiance, service
Cons: food
05/08/2008 Posted by TimHodgson
My wife and I have been looking for an intimate restaurant with exceptional food and great service. We found just that. We ate early on Saturday evening and enjoyed it all. The restaurant was 3/4 full when we left at 7:30. This is the first(best) time we have had a quiet conversation eating out. The staff was attentive and not intrusive. We will keep you informed if we find a better place...don't hold your breath.
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