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Portland Area Restaurants Spring 2015 Advance Reservations for Friday May 29th Strongly Advised Name Style of food Address The Observatory $$ American (New) 8115 SE Stark St Phone number (503) 445-6284 Mucca Osteria $$$ Italian 1022 SW Morrison St (503) 227-5521 The American Local $$ American (New), 3003 SE Division St Gastropubs (503) 954-2687 Pok Pok $$ Thai, Vietnamese 3226 SE Division St (503) 232-1387 Toro Bravo $$ Tapas Bars, Spanish 120 NE Russell St (503) 281-4464 Le Pigeon $$$ French, American 738 E Burnside St (New) (503) 546-8796 The Farm Café $$ American (Traditional), 10 SE 7th Ave Vegetarian (503) 736-3276 The Picnic House $$ American (New), Bars 723 SW Salmon St (503) 227-0705 Veritable Quandary $$$ American (New), 1220 SW 1st Ave (503) 227-7342 Andina $$$ Tapas Bars, Peruvian 1314 NW Glisan St (503) 228-9535 Teote $$ Latin American, 1615 SE 12th Ave Gluten-Free, Argentine (971) 888-5281 Raven & Rose $$ American (New), Irish, 1331 SW Broadway American College Theology Society—Page 2 (503) 222-7673 Kalé $ Japanese 900 SW Morrison St (503) 227-5253 Lincoln $$ Italian and American; 3808 N. Williams delicious (503) 288-6200 Thai Ginger Thai 2020 N Rosa Parks Way #503-283-9731 Widmer Gasthaus Pub Hearty pub food and heavy 955 North Russell St appetizers #503-281-3333 Papa Haydn’s Contemporary cuisine. 701 NW 23rd Ave Specializing in dessert. #503-228-7317 Laughing Planet Specializing in Earth- 922 Northwest 21st Ave friendly and Vegetarian food. #503-445-1319 Portland City Grill Steak and seafood. 111 Southwest 5th Ave #503-450-0030 The Ringside Nationally ranked Fox Tower steakhouse. 838 SW Park Ave. #503-223-1513 Brasserie Montmarte French cuisine 626 Southwest Park Avenue #503-236-3036 Marrakesh Exotic experience of 1201 NW 21st Ave Moroccan and North African food #503-248-9442 The Republic Café Chinese food located in 222 Northwest 4th Ave Portland’s historic Chinatown #503-226-4388 Jake’s Grill Meat and seafood 611 SW 10th Ave #503-220-1850 McMenamins Pub and Breweries Fun place; inexpensive 1716 NW 23rd burgers #503-227-0929 College Theology Society—Page 3 Old Spaghetti Factory Real Fun Place 0715 SW Bancroft #503-222-5375 Persian House Delicious and Spicy 1026 SW Morrison St. #503-243-1430 Mint Specializes in lovely lamb 816 N Russell burgers and sweet potato fries #503-284-5518 Mama Mia Trattoria Great Italian 439 SW 2nd #503-295-6464 Sal’s Famous Italian Kitchen Great Italian 33 NW 23rd #503-467-4067 Serratto Great Italian and American 2112 NW Kearney #503-221-1195 Beau Thai Lovely Thai 730 NW 21st #503-223-2182 Southpark Restaurant $$ Great seafood and 901 SW Salmon St. variety #503-326-1300 Higgins 1239 SW Broadway $$$ but exceptional! Portland’s (503) 222-9070 finest! th Jake’s Famous Crawfish 401 SW 12 Ave. $$ Portland’s best fish (503) 226-1419 house Golden Horse 238 NW 4th Ave. (503) 228-1688 $ Chinatown’s Finest Pazzo’s 627 SW Washington St. College Theology Society—Page 4 (503) 228-1515 $$ Great Italian Harborside 309 SW Montgomery St. (503) 220-1865 $$ Fabulous Seafood and other Foods Nostrana 1401 SE Morrison St. (503) 234-2427 $$ Great Italian Firehouse 711 Dekum St. (503) 954-1702 $$ Fun place and great food .

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