Sala, Portland, Oregon Restaurant Details

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Kinda dark, but food was good and not too expensive. Little disappointed happy hour was only in the lounge type bar area though.

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The holy land of hipster, d bags. Ok food, and tons of gauge earings!!! Hey while your in the area buy some merch/swag showing you may have stayed at the "cool" hotel across the way

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Enjoyed a really good burger, or something referencing Patti Smith, dinner before seeing The Dandy Warhols. Had a great experience that night. Have returned for dinner and drinks. Prefer the quieter times if you can find them.

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One of my favorite places to catch a show in Portland. Love the intimate atmosphere and sound is great. The drinks are extremely reasonable and a decent draft list at $5 a pint, which is great for show nights. Finding street parking can be a real pain, I don't know if there is a better option.

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I can't believe it took me almost two years of living in Portland to visit the Doug Fir. HANDS DOWN, my favorite music venue. It's very aesthetically appealing, the people who work here are chill and nice, there's an outdoors area, the shows are smaller and intimate. It just makes me so happy. To quote my friend Kim: "Before I moved to Portland, this is exactly what I imagined Portland to be like. Hipster heaven."

I went to see Oh Land (AMAZING artist-- look her up!) and for a Do503 party (AMAZING company in Portland, look 'em up as well).

I WILL BE BACK MANY TIMES.