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Address : 626 SW Park Ave Phone :(503/224-5552). |
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Pseudo-Left Bank bistro. Not exactly cheap, but one of the few places to get good fresh pasta with pesto and scallops. It's also a noted venue for live jazz. |
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Address : 824 SW First Ave Phone :(503/248-4709). |
| Popular Spanish place with a restaurant and wonderful tapas bar. |
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Address : 200 SW Market St Phone : (503/227-0080). |
| Arguably the best Japanese restaurant in town – the fish is a delight. Informal, laid-back atmosphere. |
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Address : 401 SW 12th Ave Phone : (503/226-1419). |
| Portland's prime spot for fresh seafood, though at weekends it's packed. The daily specials are excellent and not exorbitant. |
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Address : 235 SW First Ave at Oak Phone : (503/224-7522). |
| Excellent fish restaurant, with ultra-fresh nightly specials, and a lively oyster bar. Entrees around $15. |
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Address : 1300 E Burnside St Phone : (503/238-0470). |
| Feminist cafe with great breakfasts, sandwiches and innovative vegetarian dishes. There's a popular play area for children. |
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Address : 627 SW Washington Phone : (503/228-1515). |
| Stylish downtown restaurant where Italy meets the Northwest. Expect to find dishes such as razor clams in hazelnut sauce and smoked salmon ravioli for around $14–20. |
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Address : 210 SW Morrison Phone : (503/796-2739). . |
| Brewpub with five different beers. A big portion of smoked salmon and chips costs around $9. Lots of space, several pool tables and good service. |
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Address : 1221 NW 21st Ave Phone : (503/225-0130). |
| Young, hip, upscale Nob Hill restaurant with a menu featuring lots of seafood cooked the Northwest way and a good list of Oregon wines. |
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Address : 111 SW 5th Ave Phone : (503) 275-3600 |
| A favorite place for Portlanders to go for a fancy meal. The seasonal menu includes Pacific Northwest game and seafood, as well as lavish desserts. |
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