QUALITY PIE ON NW 23RD
HILLVILLA (now the Chart House)
LANAI LOUIES
RYANS
KUPIE CONE
13 COINS
SHAKEYS PIZZA
MONTE CARLO & THE LIDO
SAMBOS
WHIZ BURGER
MC C'S HIPPOPOTAMUS
TOP O SCOTT DINING ROOM
HOLLAND HOUSE
TADS CHICKEN & DUMPLINGS
LUIGIS ITALIAN (N INTERSTATE)
TIPPY CANOE
TUBBYS
ASPARROS
SPEED FREEZE
MAYFAIR HOUSE
SENORA TILLIES
3 STAR
GOLDEN COACH
RED COACH
DRAC'S CHICKEN (Lombard Ave)
BURT LEE'S
PERKINS CAKE & STEAK
DIAMOND JIM'S (Vancouver)
WOODSHED
CHEF DEVAULT'S DINNER HOUSE
PACOS
DUNGENESS DAN'S
TELESTAR
GINOS PIZZA
SANGS
CODY JACKS
CAPE COD TEA ROOM (NW 20TH)
SWEDEN HOUSE
31 NW WEST
PAT HAOLLORANS PRIME RIB
BIFFS
REFECTORY
SPEEDY LINGUINE
SWEET REVENGE
UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE
VALENTINOS
V.I.P.S
COCO FAMILY RESTAURANTS
DRAGON GARDEN
FISHMONGER
GOOD EARTH
HOBBIT
HORST MAGERS CULINARY INSTITUTE
JUMBO REILLYS
POT STICKER
RICH'S KITCHEN (TUALATIN)
NENDELS
SQUARE PAN PIZZA
L'ESCARGOT (NW KEARNEY)
DON'S DRIVE INN
PALASKES DRIVE INN (before Hill Villa)
FAST EDDIES (SW 1ST)
CROSSING
BAISEN
RUSTLE STEAK HOUSE
RICOS
KEY LARGO
VISTA PATIO
HINDQUARTER
BRASSERIE
OLD OREGON PIE HOUSE
FARMSTEAD
STEAK & SKEWER
ASPARROS
TIVOLI GARDENS
UNCLE CHEN'S
JAZZ DE OPUS
THE ODYSSEY (Horst Magers on State St)
STRUDEL HOUSE (Westmoreland)
L'OMELETTE (815 SW ALDER)
ALFIES STEAK HOUSE
YAWS
ABERNATHYS
ARTHER TREACHERS FISH & CHIPS
KOPPER KITCHEN
QUINNS MILL
PEPPERMILL
LIDIOS
THE LAST HURRAH
THE EARTH TAVERN
PETERS HOBBIT
PETERS
SAMS HOF BRAU
CASA DEL RIOS (HAWTHORNE)
GEORGIAN ROOM (Meier & Frank downtown)
ALADDIN ROOM (Meier & Frank overlooking skating rink at lloyd Center)
THE TEA ROOM (Lipmans Downtown)
JERRY GABLES
SONNYS
HERFYS
COON CHICKEN INN
SIP & BITE
DAVES DELI
(First the Bon Ton on 3rd-entry to Postal Building)
CREPE FAIRE
FLEMINGS ON 82ND
DICKS BURGERMASTER
CHINESE ALLEY
HUNG FAR LOW
2X4 STEAK HOUSE ON POWELL
POOR RICHARDS
JOLLY JOAN
JOLLY ROGER
BARTS
NEW ORLEANS ALLEY
GOLDBERGS DELI
DJ'S DELI
DOWNTOWN DELI
BOHEMIAN
HILARIES
HENRY THIELES
WADDLES
VEEMAKS DELI
13 COINS (EDDIE MAYS)
SWEET DIDDY DUNBARS
ORGAN GRINDER
MANNINGS CAFE (.10 CENT COFFEE)
DIGGER O'DELLS
SYLVIAS
VICTORIA STATION
CRAB BOWL
PIXIELAND
FISH GROTTO (when it was great)
REDMONDS ON THE HILL (LATER....HENRY FORDS) ...still miss this old haunt bad!
ANCHORAGE
GREENWOOD INN
SPEEDS IN MILWAUKIE
PANTRY
PONCHOS
AMATOS SUPPER CLUB
HARAHS IN SEASIDE
JOHNS MEAT MARKET
SHERWOODS
BARBARY COAST (Harvey Dicks)
TIK-TOK & SCOTTYS
RIVER QUEEN
MATT VETCHES ICE CREAM
LARRYS ICE CREAM ON HALSEY
LEE & ALS ON WOODSTOCK
EARL KELLYS BUFETT ON 82ND
TOWN CRIER
BLARNEY CASTLE ON SANDY BLVD
DELL & DOTTIES
FARRELLS
EVES IN FRED MEYER STORES
CANLIS (TOP OF HILTON)
INTERNATIONAL ROOM (IN HILTON)
CRAZY CHEF SATOS
BOWLING ALLEY IN GEARHART (dining room)
STEVE MARTINS IN GEARHART
BOCS
SPECK
KAMM HOUSE
CHUCK WAGON
THE MANDARIN
RALEIGH HILLS CORRAL
THE RIVER ROOM IN THE CONGRESS HOTEL
THE MEZZANINE IN LIPMANS
JOHNNYS GREEK VILLA
FATHERS
RUSTY PELICAN
GRANDMA'S TABLE
JADE WEST
RICHSHAW CHARLIES
BONFIRE (ended up burning down!!!!)
DUSSINS UNION STATION
PRIMA DONNA ON SW 4TH
HI HAT
RED STEER
EMBERS
KON TIKI & TRADER VIC'S
ALOHA ROOM IN THE HEATHMAN HOTEL
FOOD PARK IN WASHINGTON SQUARE WHERE MCDONALDS IS NOW
BURNS RESTAURANT ON 20TH & SANDY
MACHESEMO MOUSE
MR BEAZLEYS FISH & CHIPS
KINGS TABLE
FRYER TUCKS
EDDIE MAY'S HOOD RIVER INN
CALICO CAT
DESERT ROOM ON SW STARK
PAUL FISCHER BAKERY
BONNIES DRIVE INN
TOP OF THE PARK NIGHTCLUB
SPARE ROOM ON NE 42ND
PIERIS 39TH & POWELL
LITTLE BLARNEY CASTLE (SANDY BLVD)
FORMOSA CAFE ON UNION
IRELANDS
DICKS BURGERMASTER (GLADSTONE)
PROUDYS
SAMAFORE CAFE ON HOLGATE
STEAK BURGER ON 82ND
PAGO PAGO
SHERATON HOTEL DINING ROOM
TUNNEL CAFE-STALEYS CAFE
THE HELM
CASTLE (Oregon City)
CHAR BROILER (where Taco House is today on Powell)
LITTLE KING
ZEN'S
ROBERT'S CAFE
HAMBURGER MARYS
HEAVY #1 TACO COMPANY
SCHWEBS
SIBERIAN CAFE
PAGES DRUG (Lunch counter)
WOOLWORTHS (Lunch Counter)
NEW REPUBLIC
THE BERRY FARM
BEEF & BREW
PETERSONS IN HILLSDALE
MRS B'S WEINER HOUSE
CRAB BROILER
BILLS STEAK HOUSE ON WOODSTOCK
ENGINE HOUSE PIZZA
SHADOWS
PIATTIS
EDDIE LEES
CODY'S
ZAPATAS
CELILO
CHUCKS STEAK HOUSE ON FRONT ST
ORITALIA
O'CALLAHANS
MCCALLS
NOODLES
MAZZIS
LA CASA REAL
KENNY ROGERS CHAIN OF HORRIBLE RESTAURANTS
IL FORNIO
HOT N NOW
HARRISONS
GOTHAM ST TAVERN
FRONT ROW
FLAKEY JAKES
FIDDLEHEADS
FERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY
DAMON'S
CUCINA CUCINA
COUVRON
CHART HOUSE (VANCOUVER)
CASA LA PITA
CARROWS
BOSTON MARKET
BJ'S PIZZA
BEACHSHACK
BEACHES (BEAVERTON)
BALVO
BACCHUS
ATWATERS
SALTY'S ON WILLAMETTE
SAMS HIDEAWAY
DICKEYS DRIVE INN
CARNIVAL
BILLS GOLD COIN
MYKONOS IN HILLSDALE
ATHENS WEST
COUCH STREET FISH HOUSE
SWASHBUCKLER
CODY'S
PORTOFINO
RODEO
ROCKIN RODEO
ALDOS
UPTOWN PHARMACY (lunch counter)
FOOTHILLS BROILER
GENOA
DANNY WOOS
WALLBANGERS
CHINESE ALLEY
MAZZIS
YANKEE POT ROAST
PORTLAND STEAK & CHOP HOUSE (ruined by new owners & new brand)
PETTYGROVE HOUSE
DAKOTAS
CAIRO CAFE
BARNEY BAGEL & SUSIE CREAM CHEESE
BOGARTS JOINT
HILTON SALAD BAR
HARRISONS (LOWER LEVER OF ORBANCO BUILDING)
KINGS COFFEE HOUSE
OASIS PIZZA
RUEBENS
CORK & BOTTLE
MCCALLS
ZEFIRO
DELPHINAS
CASA U BETCHA
(IF THERE ARE REPEATS ON LIST...SORRY...MY NOTES LOOK LIKE PROF IRWIN COREY PREPARED THEM!!!!!!! PLEASE ADD TO THE LIST...THANK YOU.)
Little Doritos & the Real Roses not the shit they serve today.
Posted by: steve9er | May 01, 2009 at 07:30 AM
Little Black Sambos before Sambos!
Posted by: karin | May 01, 2009 at 07:32 AM
Par-tee-room in Seaside at the Golf Course and Newberrys lunch counter on Alder St.
Posted by: EATINGOUTISFUN | May 01, 2009 at 08:13 AM
Bun and Burger by Jefferson High School
The Pagoda in Hollywood
Forbidden City 94th & Sandy Blvd, now where I-205 is
Posted by: John | May 01, 2009 at 08:28 AM
captin's corner aka 1201
Posted by: Philip | May 01, 2009 at 09:44 AM
Didn't see Arctic Circle on the list...I really dug their french-fry sauce (ketchup and tartar sauce mix, as it turned out). SE 48th & Woodstock was the one we frequented. The original Dickey's was great too (just south of the car lot at 5050 SE 82nd Ave. -- they moved to SE 82nd & Holgate in the late 1960s). And how 'bout Flanagan's at SE 82nd & Powell?
Posted by: J. E. Knox | May 01, 2009 at 10:22 AM
Right next to my grade school alma mater, Ockley Green, was Mr.
> Lumberjack, which had a clone on 122nd just off Halsey. The one on
> Interstate has since become the Swan Garden Chinese restaurant.
> Across Interstate was Frosty's Snack Bar, next to the old Asthma-
> Nefrin plant. Circa 1963, Asthma-Nefrin closed and the building was
> remodeled into Interstate Lanes. Frosty's was torn down, but the
> sign wound up in Albina. Also on Interstate & Ainsworth was
> Fischer's Interstate Pharmacy (known as Ned's to my peers.) That
> venue is now Fat Cobra Video, specializing in porno from India.
Posted by: Don from Salem | May 01, 2009 at 10:40 AM
Nicks Coney Island on Hawthorne has the Artic Circle Sauce. You have to ask for it.
Posted by: steve | May 01, 2009 at 11:46 AM
FLANAGANS!!!!!!
Posted by: BARRYM | May 01, 2009 at 05:40 PM
It is Sweet Tibby Dunbars!
Posted by: Janet Figini | May 01, 2009 at 06:13 PM
I don't remember Bart's at all. It sure looked art-deco cool. Where was it located?
Posted by: Don from Salem | May 01, 2009 at 06:25 PM
I believe barts was on Sandy Blvd. they sure had a list of great eating establishments back then.
Posted by: steve | May 01, 2009 at 08:12 PM
Night view of Barts Drive-In, 5004 SE Foster, Portland, Oregon, September 1948
(found it on google)
Posted by: kennyD | May 01, 2009 at 08:18 PM
Fryer Tuck chicken is still alive & well at the Cider Mill Pub, SW Captial Hwy/Vermont.... even the to-go boxxes remain the same and all the fixins' are just as you would remember !
http://www.fryertuckchicken.com/
Cheers!
Bill Prescott
Posted by: Bill Prescott | May 02, 2009 at 04:30 AM
A-ha. Bart's must have been replaced by the Speck on that triple corner of Foster, Powell & 50th.
******
Slightly different topic. People my age remember that Kentucky Fried Chicken was franchised out to various local restaurants, such as the Speck in Portland. I know that Dayton, Ohio was another city where a local restaurant carried K.F.C. back in the day. I wish I could remember their name. Does anyone else know of any other cities where K.F.C. was sold through a local store?
Posted by: Don from Salem | May 02, 2009 at 12:06 PM
The very first Kentucky Fried Chicken retail outlet was Harmon's in Salt Lake City. Check it out: http://www.flickr.com/photos/21548947@N00/219586027/
The first "bucket" of KFC I remember seeing came from The Speck in Portland.
Thanks for the memories.
Posted by: William R. Hatch | May 02, 2009 at 07:22 PM
The old Farrell's copy cat restaurant ""Clancy's" - was on 41st & Halsey and Mrs Murphy's Chowder House was on BH Hwy near Jesuit High
Posted by: Wheezer | May 02, 2009 at 08:02 PM
Tad's Chicken and Dumplings, AKA the "Chic Dump," is still going strong out in Troutdale....
http://www.tadschicdump.com/
Posted by: Brandon | May 03, 2009 at 10:35 AM
The Clam Bowl out on 7958 SW Barbur Blvd. which used to have people lined up and waiting all the way around the block for hours on Friday nights just to get a bowl of clam chowder. Fantastic, now it is known as the Boulevard Cafe-Clam Bowl run, owned & operated by Victor Mosso.
Posted by: Glen W Livingston-"Roofs 'R' Us!" Stm | May 03, 2009 at 03:00 PM
George Lewis Cafe
George Lewis first opened the George Lewis Cafe in 1913. On Monday, November 21st, 1938 an enlarged and renovated restaurant, located in the new Central Bus Depot Building at 501 SW Taylor in downtown held its grand opening. The restaurant served thousands of people including hurried travelers, busy business men and women and diners who just wanted a special meal out.
The George Lewis Cafe soon became the largest and busiest restaurant in Portland. The Cafe had over 100 employees at one time, which was the largest number in the city. There would be long lines to eat at the cafe, while people waited for their buses to arrive and depart. The cafe was noted for the delicious homemade style food and friendly atmosphere.
Posted by: Catherine Diamond Owen | May 04, 2009 at 03:59 PM
Remember Macheezmo Mouse? There used to be one at Stark and Park. When I lived on campus I'd go before closing and delicious healthy burritos were 2 for $5 the last hour. Then a chocolate chip cookie from Coffee People (then) right next door..
Posted by: RANZ | May 04, 2009 at 09:44 PM
Or how 'bout the lunch counter at Fred Meyer 6th and Alder?
Posted by: RANZ | May 04, 2009 at 09:46 PM
More college memories: Tequila Willy's near the Willamette. KGON used to have an on-air morning buffet there: "Breakfast on the Willamette" with Iris and Mike. (God, am I that old?)
Posted by: RANZ | May 04, 2009 at 09:52 PM
Last post tonight I promise. But I still had some misc. places someone may remember -
The Plankhouse
Mr. Steak
Johah's on Barbur Blvd
Victoria Station
that lunch counter next to Zupan's on Burnside and SW Vista
the Log Cabin on the way to the beach
Key Largo
Seafood Mama
HENRY FORDS
Posted by: RANZ | May 04, 2009 at 10:05 PM
Brings back a lot of memories.
Ron Hing ( Past owner of The Mandarin Restaurant )
Posted by: Ron Hing | May 05, 2009 at 02:50 PM
Cajun Cafe (NW 21st & Lovejoy).
Posted by: Bryan | May 06, 2009 at 08:18 AM
a few others...
Bart's wharf on the columbia
Rafters on the Willamette
Bills Gold Coin Burnside
Dinghiesers on the way to the Coast
any one with info on Quinn's Mill... please let me know.
interested in the years it was open ..down by Johns Landing... near Victoria Station as I recall
great nastalgic memories ..thanks
Posted by: Dorsa Warr | May 18, 2009 at 05:23 PM
Remo's is gone, so is Cousins. Sorry if I missed them on the list. Were great late night hang outs! Really miss the Brasserie! This brings so many memories to this stumptown lover.
Posted by: JP | July 05, 2009 at 10:31 PM
Bart's was on 50th & Foster, Jim Dandy's was/is on Sandy.
Posted by: Tod | August 04, 2009 at 05:07 PM
Does anyone know who owned Jolly Joan in the 1950's?
Posted by: gail | February 24, 2010 at 06:39 PM
How about BC's on 26th and Powell in the late 80's? Great music, great dancing, great place to meet new people and find old friends. Packed every night of the week. Great memories.
Also, the Wooden Chicken Pub on 123rd and Sandy Blvd in the 80's. Or Carmen's on 39th and Sandy?
Try Lydia's on 185th and Burnside. Pat Pattee (from KISN radio in the 50's and 60's) is there every weekend listening to the great Oldies Rock-n-Roll.
Also, the Speck (a KFC place) on 50th and SE Powell, best french fries and gravy and cherry coke, with roller skating waitresses coming to your car. Found all our friends there.
Posted by: ns | March 31, 2010 at 07:46 PM
THE OAKPIT BAR B Q, CORNER OF LOMBARD & IDA WHERE FRED
MEYER'S IS NOW. ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL'S LUNCH ROOM AWAY
FROM SCHOOL! ROSE WAS THE WAITRESS.....SHE WAS THERE FOR
ABOUT 100 YEARS AND KNEW ALL THE KIDS BY NAME AND WHAT
THEY WANTED!
Posted by: JOE COOK | March 31, 2010 at 11:20 PM
Harry's Hurry Inn (on N. Lombard west of Interstate)
Posted by: JiLanquan | April 02, 2010 at 08:02 AM
Does anyone know what happened to the Crab Broiler south of Seaside? It was one of my favorite places.
Karen
Posted by: Karen Hirte | April 19, 2010 at 02:51 PM
My great-aunt did a painting for The Anchorage and donated it to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Herlbert in the late 50's or early 60's, where it was placed in the stairway to the new Pilot Room. My aunt's name was Estelle Hell, a well-known teacher in Sellwood.
Does anyone know if the painting still exists?
Thank you!
Posted by: Ann L. Hunter | May 06, 2010 at 03:49 PM
My photo of Barts was used without permission. It's ok to use it, but it would be nice to give credit. The web page source for this photo is http://historicphotoarchive.com/caps4/00304.html
Thomas Robinson
Posted by: Thomas Robinson | May 16, 2010 at 08:36 PM
I noticed Little King - It was a sub sandwich place located Downtown in the mid 1970's. Near Morgan's Alley.
There are still some Little King's still around. The home town is Omaha, Nebraska. There is a handful up and running - competing against Subway, Blimpie and Quiznos.
I will send you a photo of one when I get a chance.
Posted by: Michael Petty | June 24, 2010 at 10:23 PM
I miss A Taste Of Bali, SW Broadway next to John Helmer's.
Posted by: Anne Stacey | June 26, 2010 at 03:51 PM
Loved the Mandarin!
Posted by: Mr Stump | June 27, 2010 at 06:59 AM
How about Carmens in Hollywood. Great food!
Posted by: Bob C | July 08, 2010 at 12:27 PM
I remember:
1. The Oak Pit Restaurant on Lombard in Portland Oregon.
2. The Lumberjack Drive-in on N. Interstate Ave.
3. The Surrey Restaurant at Jantzen beach.
4. Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor downtown.
You got the 'Formosa' and the 'Hung Far Low'...but what about the...
5.Copper Kitchen
and the...
6. Country Kitchen (Home of the 72 oz. steak).
Posted by: Gary Edwards | July 15, 2010 at 12:48 PM
HEY GARY! IS THAT YOU FROM ROOSEVELT H.S., ABOUT THE CLASS OF 65?
PRETTY SURE WE WERE IN BAND TOGETHER, WITH GOOD OLD MR. PRATT! I PLAYED THE DRUMS AND I THINK YOU PLAYED THE TROMBONE??? FROM "JOE COOK" CLASS OF 64!
Posted by: JOE COOK | July 15, 2010 at 09:47 PM
I can't give geographical particulars, going back to the age of six here, but I'm pretty sure I didn't just dream Robin's drive in and Nolgren's cafeteria—the latter featured live music on the Wurlitzer at dinner!
Posted by: Jennifer Gammon | August 02, 2010 at 11:00 AM
Does anyone have any pictures of any of the Whiz Burger Drive-in's
Posted by: Lance Burton | August 07, 2010 at 01:46 PM
Didn't see the Medieval Inn on the list -- takes me back!
BTW, the Brasserie Montmartre and Hung Far Low are still around; the Brasserie reopened some time ago, and Hung Far Low moved to SE 82nd.
Posted by: Deborah Z. Lee | September 23, 2010 at 04:12 PM
Had lunch in Portland at a Rose's. It was so sad to see a stale sandwich being delivered to my table. Rose and the gentelman who bought the restaurant (Max) from Rose must be churning in their graves what these people have done to this incredible landmark name.
Posted by: Jon in Seattle | October 01, 2010 at 04:38 PM
Jolly Joan-
Tom Micas owned the Jolly Joan. He and his wife Mrytle ran the restaurant.
Posted by: Marie | October 10, 2010 at 12:44 AM
My family went out for Sunday brunch frequently and Quinn's Mill was one of our favorite places. I remember it had a wooden interior, and as a child, I loved that it had a working indoor water wheel. They featured a brunch buffet--perfect for families.
Posted by: Andrew | October 25, 2010 at 03:18 PM
Don't kill them off before their time..! The Red Coach and Poor Richards still exist! Go eat there quick...
Posted by: Mark | November 08, 2010 at 02:15 PM
They've hired an architect for Trader Vic's comeback into Pearl District on NW 12th & Glisan at the old Palomino Restaurant location.
Posted by: Scott Leverenz | November 18, 2010 at 07:32 AM
What about Armand's on 6th and Washington back in the 70's or 80's(and whatever the name of the restauramt was before that) it went around the corner and you could enter on either 6th or Washington,
Also, The Hickory Stick (downtown Portland)
Does anyone know the name of the big restaurant that used to sit right at the "Y" on about 18th or 17th and SW Jefferson. This would have been way back in the 60's probably. Pretty restaurant that later turned into a Chinese restaurant, I think.
One other "stumper"...this was a little restaurant (more of a lunch spot) right around the downtown area. They had a cool little train that ran on tracks up high all around the dining area or lunch counter??? Would love to know the name....Driving me nuts!!!
Posted by: 50's Diane | December 21, 2010 at 09:08 AM
Starlite in Gateway Satalite in Rockwood??
Posted by: ELM | December 23, 2010 at 09:33 PM
Did everyone forget Jolly Joans??
Posted by: ELM | December 23, 2010 at 09:36 PM
The Buttermilk Bar
Posted by: Vicky | December 24, 2010 at 08:01 PM
The Pink Patio
Posted by: Vicky | December 24, 2010 at 08:03 PM
The Top of The Cosmo
Posted by: Vicky | December 24, 2010 at 08:05 PM
Tops
Posted by: Vicky | December 24, 2010 at 08:06 PM
The Ara Vista
Posted by: Vicky | December 24, 2010 at 08:07 PM
The Maple Leaf
Posted by: Vicky | December 24, 2010 at 08:08 PM
Ainsworth Drugstore (counter) -- fabulous cheeseburgers!!
Posted by: Vicky | December 24, 2010 at 08:12 PM
The Pixie Kitchen - Fabulous cod fish balls!
Posted by: Vicky | December 24, 2010 at 08:33 PM
I used to work at the Lumberjack in the early 70's. Would love to have a picture of it. Good friends & memories.
Posted by: Marsha Provins | January 23, 2011 at 01:43 PM
DIDN'T SEE THE kITCHEN kETTLE 102ND & STARK OR SCOTTY'S 12TH & SANDY
Posted by: JACK | March 16, 2011 at 07:19 AM
I was just telling my wife about the unmatched pizza at Pieri's Deli on 39th and Powell. (And briefly, Pieri's Restaurant by Cleveland HS on Powell). I've never has one as good since. That crust and sauce was squisito!
Posted by: John Bailey | September 03, 2011 at 07:27 AM
How about Harvest House on about 68th and Halsey?
Posted by: Mollie | September 16, 2011 at 04:59 PM
Omelettes and Such NE 108 & Halsey,Circus burger NE 60th & Prescott, The Carnival on hospital Hill. Vee Macs subs on SW 3rd. Michaels on NE 60th & Sandy BLVD. Hamburger Pattys NE 43rd & Fremont, Sun & Rosies 28th & E. Burnside
Posted by: Jim Paul | October 31, 2011 at 09:58 AM
I used to manage Barney Bagel and Suzy Creamcheese in the Galleria downtown when it first opened in '78......FUN times indeed and a lot of great folks worked there.....food was pretty good too.
Posted by: Pat McIntire | November 08, 2011 at 04:37 AM
I would love to have a picture of the old Diner on the 10th floor of Meier & Frank. I ate there quite often as a kid. I believe they were turqoise tables, U shaped. I don't know if that was the Georgian Room of not. I can't find any pictures. I believe it was because it would be in the late 60's early 70's. They remodeled when I was older, but I would like a picture of the old Diner before they remodeled.
Posted by: Kathy Calhoun | November 08, 2011 at 11:53 PM
Hung Far Low is now on 82nd across the street from the Canton Grill. OMG. I loved those toilet seat size butterhorns at Quality Pie (QP)!! All these restaurants were the BEST!
Had many a meal at Lanai Louie's. Looked for it when I was in town a couple months ago.
Got in my first car accident with a drunk coming from the Anchorage.
Posted by: Carol | November 09, 2011 at 10:06 AM
How about the Oak Pit BBQ on Lovejoy and 19th or 20th???
Posted by: Pat Davison | November 09, 2011 at 04:49 PM
On the master list Sweet Diddy Dunbar's should be Sweet Tibby Dunbar's. Before that it was Ireland's...and way before that it was the clubhouse for the Sullivan's Gulch golf course which was where the Banfield freeway is today!
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Posted by: moncler outlet | November 20, 2011 at 11:08 AM
how about adding the lunch counter at the John Jacob Astor Hotel, Astoria.....
this as i noticed some of you above choices are not in portland. and by the way; your picture of the river queen is quite rare i think. i think it shows the river queen in sellwood before the 1964 flood just up river from oaks park. but i could be wrong....
i too second jolly joans and quality pie in NW....
fiver.....
Posted by: F. loren | November 20, 2011 at 11:43 AM
Kitchen Kettle on 102nd & Stark
Plush Pippin
King's Drive-In on 82nd & Halsey
Kelley's Drive-In (and putt putt golf) on 122nd & Division
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Posted by: lwkixwgk | January 25, 2012 at 02:37 PM
Milton and Oscars on Union Ave.3 blocks north of Killingsworth. Greatest twice baked potatoes in the world.
Posted by: Clark Starler | January 25, 2012 at 08:28 PM
Stuart Andersons Black Angus in Beaverton. Bart's on n.w. Burnside. Bart Woodyard owned it. Then it was Bill's Gold Coin. Bart founded the Marine Drive resturant where Salty's is now. His son Perry didn't like to pay the I R S . Let's not forget the Alibi On Interstate Ave owned by Roy Ell which had one of the first Brosted chicken cookers in Portland.
Posted by: Clark Starker | January 25, 2012 at 08:38 PM
Ryans Fish and Chips on Beaverton/Hillsdale Hwy
Posted by: Ashlie Rapp | April 27, 2012 at 05:17 PM
I understand Crab Broiler was the victim of a bad divorce and closed at that time...sad as it had a national reputation.
Didn't see the Pink Pearl?
Posted by: tman | April 27, 2012 at 06:44 PM
Yes...The Pink Patio on Lombard..many couples met there and ended up getting married. Great restaurant like the Carnival with a patio theme.
Posted by: Jan | April 29, 2012 at 12:22 PM
Tad's Chicken and Dumplings is still open under original ownership in Troutdale
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Posted by: LeeAnne | June 21, 2012 at 12:00 PM
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Posted by: BrianC | August 15, 2012 at 01:58 PM
As mentioned: Nolgren's All You Can Eat for $?? One in Salem as well.
Sam's Hideaway used to be downtown near what is now Naito Parkway.
Posted by: BrianC | August 15, 2012 at 02:04 PM
The Bohemian, Richard Neuberger's family's restaurant.
Posted by: BrianC | August 15, 2012 at 02:06 PM
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Posted by: kathy | November 05, 2012 at 12:57 PM
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Hagen's Donuts on 22nd and Sandy, across from channel 2 TV. A one of a kind place from 1960 to 1966
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The Buttermilk Corner 4th & taylor
Posted by: UrbanGent | December 11, 2012 at 09:38 AM
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Posted by: UrbanGent | December 11, 2012 at 09:53 AM
Alibi still open on Interstate
Maple Leaf still in business
Refectory still in business
Wooden Chicken Pub still in business
Jolly Roger still in business had to move from 39th & powell
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Posted by: UrbanGent | December 11, 2012 at 03:45 PM
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Posted by: Occams Razor | January 17, 2013 at 06:31 PM
wow! thats too bad, i never went there much but i knew of their legacy, it seems you cant re create things of the past in this day and age, and thats a shame! so many memories remembered, but never again to be realized!
Posted by: john | January 18, 2013 at 07:23 PM
Can anyone or does anyone know what year the Sambo's on NW 23rd and Burnside was built?
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