Classiest dive bar in Portland, if you haven't been stop by.... Also the strongest drinks in NW. Truth.
In addition to what others have said, I'll add that they have a spacious game room w/ pool (2), shuffleboard & pinball. Also, great artwork for sale.
I could mention the great drinks, the late night pizza window, Karaoke from hell, and all, but SINFERNO on Sundays...that's all you need to know.
Full menu of Santeria Mexican restaurant served here. Best Mexican food on the planet.
Good greasy spoon type food by day and strong ass drinks by night. $3 PBR 40's, a bunch of pinball machines and a good jukebox.
Pin-ball tournaments, cheap jello shots, cheap pabst. Grapes lit from the ceiling. Its perfect Hawthorne grunge.
Get a chorizo (or soyrizo) burrito from El Brasero, add chipotle mayo from Potato Champion for epic unhealthful deliciousness.
Greasy late night wonderful. No real reason to go here in the daylight hours, though.
If you enjoy Mexican food and live in Oregon City you know this place is an institution. It's cheap, extremely delicious, and easy to miss. Don't forget to ask for the green sauce!
Adam tried the blazing hot habanero fritters in the famous Great Balls of Fire challenge. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
Definately a great plact to play pool. But Midway also has good cheap drinks and good food.
The best smoking patio in Portland in the winter and one of the best all year long. Changing happy hour drink deals every day ($2 Tuesday, Whiskey Wednesday, etc). Ski-ball, Buckhunter, Golden Tee
Funniest staff in a cool neighborhood dive. Awesome jukebox. a pbr and a Jameson for six dollar special everyday all day make this joint a must
Sort of hidden away but the basement bar is solid. Drinks are strong, cheap and the noodle bowls kill!
Why doesn't sewickly's serve doubles? Because they already are. Definitely want to hit this spot up during happy hour if your balling on a budget!
If you can deal with diced olives poured from a can, the nachos are a great deal and $1 Old Germans are hard to beat.
It is what it is: an OLD bar, est. in 1902. Don't let all the motorcycles hanging from the ceiling fool you, the service is consistently friendly and the drinks well made. People's prices too!
Make sure to step in, take a good long look around and UP from the middle of the room. Make your way upstairs to appreciate the alcoves and views of this space.
