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White Eagle Saloon

The White Eagle now primarily serves as a venue promoting the suede fringe of adult-contemporary roots pop.

Video poker at the over-century-old Kelly’s Olympian has replaced the card room, an entrance once housing a shoeshine and a smoke stand now leads to an adjoining music venue, and their turn-of-the-millennium overhaul replaced day-drinking seniors with nightlife tourists ordering craft pints below the new owner’s airborne motorcycle collection.

Huber's

Huber’s was first founded as the Bureau Saloon in 1879, on Southwest 1st Avenue and Morrison Street—and every drink came with a turkey sandwich.

Five Portland Bars Over 100 Years Old

You know, they say 90 percent of bars close in the first 100 years…

Pix Patisserie

Pix Patisserie needs a user’s guide—there’s a bull on top of the bar that sort of matches the bull in front of nearby burrito shop Ole Ole, the menu is so long it has a table of contents, and there are three different places where you have to order stuff—one station for Spanish-style tapas, one for pastries, and one for drinks. But the funny, amber-red-lit bar is always packed, and there are reasons.

Reel M Inn

The secrets behind Reel M Inn’s success are as open as its “kitchen”—i.e., that eternally percolating deep fryer just behind the bar. For generations, this unreconstructed dive has churned out the city’s finest dirty birds at relative pennies a serving (breast, thigh, leg, wing and four mallet-sized jojos for $9.50) by relying on the freshness … Continue reading Reel M Inn

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White Eagle Saloon

Kelly's Olympian

Huber's

Five Portland Bars Over 100 Years Old

Pix Patisserie

Reel M Inn

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