Stormbreaker: This Mississippi brewery has opened up its patio seating into a chunk of the street, with a full food menu and an array of beers by the pint. Interurban: Bar and restaurant Interurban has seating available on its back patio, as well as a few seats inside for dining. Mee Sen Thai Eatery: This Thai restaurant next door to Quaintrelle is also allowing customers to dine on the outside tables, but the restaurant isn’t doing full service customers can eat takeout on those tables instead. Jamaican Homestyle Cuisine: Already serving takeout and delivery, the Jamaican restaurant has its patio open for seated dining.
Those interested can make a reservation on OpenTable. Quaintrelle: This Mississippi restaurant is offering dine-in service on its patio, complete with cocktails and Ryley Eckersley’s produce-and-seafood-heavy plates. In the evenings, Mississippi Pizza Pub uses the patio for its pies, as well as its sidewalk seating and an outdoor bar. The menu is available for takeout, delivery, and served on the restaurant’s socially distanced patio. The Atlantis Annex ( Sunshine Noodles and Mississippi Pizza Pub): During the day, Diane Laam (Revelry) and David Sigal (Mian) take over the patio at Psychic Bar, serving a menu of various noodle bowls, Cambodian fried chicken wings, and coffee slushies. Prost: The German beer bar has taken full use of its sprawling patio and food cart pod for some outdoors drinking.
Shine Distillery and Grill: The sprawling, multi-story distillery and cocktail bar has its rooftop patio overlooking North Williams open and ready for diners to have some drinks out on. Customers can eat jerk chicken and johnny cakes in the sun, as well. Johns Jamaican spot is open for takeout, with plenty of outdoor seating on its patio. Kayo’s: The chic ramen shop Kayo’s is open for dining on its patios, so that diners can enjoy its traditional shoyo, shio, miso, and tantan ramens, as well as its signature ramens like curry or pineapple ginger. Customers can order sushi from Mikasa or pizza from Gracie’s for some sustenance. Johns cocktail bar is selling cocktails again, for those sitting on the bar’s shared patio. The cocktail menu is also stocked with summery drinks like Jungle Birds and piña coladas.
DINE IN RESTAURANTS OPEN NOW MAC
Victoria: This cocktail bar is still serving slushies, brunch, and mac and cheese on its Albina patio. Those who would prefer to-go meals can go that route, as well. Customers can call ahead for to-go orders, as well, which could easily be enjoyed in the nearby Kenton Park.Įem: The perpetually buzzy Thai barbecue bar has opened up a few tables for streetside cocktails and curries on Williams. Po’Shines: This quintessential Portland Soul food restaurant is serving blackened catfish, po’boys, and chicken and waffles outside its Kenton restaurant. Here is a list of the restaurants that have reopened for table service:Ĭasa Zoraya: This Peruvian restaurant is back serving customers ceviche, causas, and ají de gallina at its cute North Portland house-turned restaurant. While more and more places have reopened, coronavirus cases continue to surge across the state, and a number of front line industry workers have expressed their own reservations at the prospect of returning to a potentially dangerous position.Ĭustomers who choose to dine out will have a number of options, however, including bars, food cart pods, seafood restaurants, and, in true Portland fashion, a strip club. many business owners have opened up their patios, putting tables and chairs in their parking lots, and spacing out tables within their dining rooms. Although restaurant owners can’t pack in customers at this point - diners need to maintain six feet of distance and stop serving food at 10 p.m.
Kate Brown made the announcement that Multnomah County could begin the reopening process June 19, which would allow bars and restaurants in the Portland to serve customers onsite for the first time in months.
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