Old Market Pub & Brewery
(503) 244-2337
6959 SW Multnomah Blvd Ste 101
Portland,
OR
97223
45.466
-122.7482
Neighborhoods: Ashcreek, Southwest Neighborhoods Incorporated
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In Short
Occupying the space originally designed and built for Comella's and Son Market, the pub retains small flourishes of the past. Live plants are suspended by original 1950s produce scales above lacquered pine tables. Old-time wooden signs, large booths and a laid-back atmosphere set the tone for sports fans at the bar and conversation everywhere else. A noisy, open kitchen churns out food that reaches far beyond the average pub grub fare.
User Reviews
Hamburglar55
April 21, 2009
Went here for the third time, which in all fairness is when people should be writing reviews. Service has always been kind of slow and inattentive. I was seated outside on a rare sunny April day and we had to wave down a server after sitting for ten minutes. Food is pretty good however, contrary to what I've read. Calzones are awesome, burgers are pretty good too.
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CSMobileUser
March 09, 2009
I love this pub. It has great home made beers as well as great drinks. The food is not great so don't go hungry. It is more of a spot to have a drink at.
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pwndcake
October 26, 2008
I lived next door to this pub for almost 18 months. During that time I went there as often as 5 times a week. I've recently moved back to the area, and although I'm not going there as often as I used to, I still get a hunger for their reuben sandwiches, and their beers. The food isn't great, but their beers are tasty and they usually serve satisfying pub food (fried snacks, pizzas, and some good sandwiches). I've never had a problem with the service, and only occasionally with the food (the goat cheese pizza comes to mind. i won't order that again). In fact, I think I've got a craving for a reuben right now.
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Where to Sit:
During summer months, the patio draws the after-work crowd and soccer-mom set.
On the Menu:
Appetizers are decadent, delicious and huge--the fried ravioli and primavera garlic puffs are hefty enough for a meal in themselves.
The Extras:
Twenty taps at the bar make for some serious suds tasting. Twelve taps are dedicated to the pub's own creative varieties, brewed on the premises. Can't decide between the Hot Tamale (made with fresh chiles), the Gravelberry or Hop On? The taster tray allows sipping of several for commitment-phobes.
Category:
Brewers, Brew Pubs, Restaurants, Wineries
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Notable Beer List, Family-Friendly Dining, Outdoor Dining, Private Rooms, Historic Setting, Lunch Spot, Group Dining, Happy Hour, Dine At The Bar
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
Yes
