Portland

Splash Bar isn't very big, but they play really good music and have great staff members. A good place to go dancing. A lot of good looking people. Had a really fun night and will be going back to Splash Bar again.

I was in the neighborhood for my little cousin's 1st birthday. I realized I was early and was deciding if I should go in, when I realized I was 2 blocks from Pip' s. I liked your page because doughnuts, and I had been wanting to check you out for a while. I ordered 4 and started chatting with your staff about how this was my first time there and how i was excited to try your doughnuts. When they gave me my order, they gave me one of each flavor so i could try them all. My god they were delicious! So light and fluffy! (My favorite was the peach and passion fruit) So you get 5 stars from me. Not just because your doughnuts are delicious little fluffy rings from heaven, but also because you staff was so friendly and generous. They didn't have to give me extra doughnuts to try all your flavors. I wouldn't have noticed if they hadn't. But they did and it made my first time special. Now i can't say enough good things about your shop. I will be back!

Wonderful people and venue! The open space layout is just perfect for an event like a benefit concert. Candlelight, tables and plenty of room to move around. We had a wonderful time bringing people together to raise awareness for Standing Rock and ways to help in North Dakota and at home. Even on an icy winter night, we had a really good turnout for live music, speakers, performances and silent auction in the side area. This had to do a lot with Dantes great reputation and great location! The staff were tremendously helpful. We would highly recommend Dantes for events! Thank you Frank and all the kind staff at Dante's!

I've been 3 or 4 times now, and they were all good shows. Last night I was there for Adam Ant, and it was a great time! The sound system is good and the whole venue is clean and well organized. The bartenders are quick and the restrooms are immaculate. Might be my favorite venue in Portland now. The best thing is the size, that small concert vibe is great for seeing bands you like. Not a bad seat in the house.

It's always hard to put on a large event but I must say the team that worked with Lawyers Title yesterday was amazing. Thank you all for the great service! I must admit there was an abundance of food which is a true blessing - we were able to share that that wasn't eaten with the homeless in downtown Portland so all around I do think it was a win-win. Keep up the great work. #ItTakesAVillage

Rooms were very clean and the bed was super comfortable. We didn't visit the restaurant, but hopefully on our next visit we will. We did order room service which was very good. The hotel staff are very friendly and answered any questions we had. One thing to remember is that there is valet parking only. It will add an extra $25 per night, but the service works flawlessly. We never once had to wait for our car to be brought up. The hotel is 10 minutes walking distance to the Moda Center/Rose Garden, and the Convention Center. We were in town to see a show at the Moda Center, and our stay was very enjoyable. We will definitely stay here again, and would recommend this hotel to others.

This venue is the smallest we have been to. Very intimate and that was fun. We did a meet and greet with a band and it felt a little rushed. Access to drinks and pizza that were both tasty was a great bonus. Only thing I didn't like was if you need to leave the upper bar to go to the bathroom they won't let you back up if someone else goes up. Even if your spouse or stuff is up there. Makes It really hard to do basic bodily functions at a 4 hour concert and don't have access to the drinks you had to leave behind because you can't leave to go to the bathroom with them. Otherwise great concerts.

Loved the property and the mansion. Like how well did this family live way back when? The holidays are loud and proud in the Pittock right now and just added that beautiful touches to an already remarkable location. You may not see real estate so well thought out as the Pittock. We enjoyed each area and the walk is refreshing as is the Portland sky view..

Beautiful location to protest, rally, and start a march. On another note, it's also a great place to go see a jazz festival. There is a wonderful view of the water, and a nice breeze. Whatever the occasion, bring good shoes, as parts can get muddy when there is a heavy amount of foot traffic, misters during the summertime, or rain during...well...not summer.

Lan Su was sort of a surprise stop while we were wandering around Portland and I'm so glad we got to see it. Highly recommend checking it out on a rainy day when the drip tiles are at their finest. We took a tour with a gentleman who was very passionate but needed to hone his docent skills a bit. His meandering style reminded me of some of my school professors but there was a lot to see and I fear we did not get as far into the usual spiel.

Love, love, love this place. We went to the Lego exhibit and played in the play areas. They had a food cart where they featured edible bugs. The man working it convinced my 4 year old to eat meal worms! Another worker walked by as we were getting ready to leave and noticed my daughter struggling with sand in her eyes. She lovingly escorted us to a small office, cleaned the 4 yo's hands, wiped her eyes with a wet rag and offered eye drops. This was amazing! This is the reason we have had season passes for years

I just saw the Andy Warhol exhibit, which was the draw back to the museum. I haven't been there in over 5 or more years. As a formally trained graphic designer and former art director, Warhol's work made a huge impact on me in my early training. This is the first time I've seen his work in person and I could not wipe the smile off my face the whole time. I really felt at home and the museum did it right! I didn't want to leave and I really want to come back before the exhibit is over. The size of this collection totally blew my mind! The PAM did an excellent job finding the right flow for his work and for showing it in the best possible light. I took photo after photo and bought the hardcover coffee table book of the collection from the gift shop (great Warhol selection!) so I can always remember it. I'm going to New York in the near future so will seek out more of his work. It was so groundbreaking, like no other. I loved the Burger King clip too. Nicely done, PAM!

We have been coming here for MANY years. It's very sad to see how much garbage has accumulated as well as homeless. The market itself is amazing, but the build up of cigarette butts and just garbage is astounding. I'm sure it's not easy to clean it up just to have more thrown in its place but it looks like the grounds never get cleaned. Also, along the freeway it disgusts me to see the lack of respect people have for this town. Heep's and piles of garbage. Very sad to see how much it has declined over the years. However, we love the market and will continue to come back!

We always stop by when we're in Portland, and we always find treasures! The staff is really helpful and they know their vendors well. I can't imagine how they always find the exact exhibitor I'm looking for, but they do. They are also very kind to children who are shopping with family. That means a great deal to this grandmother!

The Fastest City Park in America is well worth the trip. With everything from sports car racing, motorcycles, karts, motocross, and bicycles, to a holiday lights festival in the winter, and police training. Swap meets, cruise-in's, and fun-runs, Portland International Raceway is not only the City of Portland's park with the greatest diversity of use, but one of the busiest, and it is financially self-sufficient!! This is a facility that deserves not only the support of all Portland residents, but it is a site that is historically significant and should be fought for to continue to serve our community for decades to come. I've been coming to PIR since the 1970's, and my family dates back to when the track was first being repurposed from the roads of Vanport to a place to race. While many in our community don't know much about PIR (and some don't even know it exists), PIR remains a crown jewel in our city's parks system, due to the diverse user groups, recreational opportunities, and to promote safety, not just at the PIR track, but giving a proper place to compete. Last, but not least, don't forget the high performance, driver training, racing school, and skid-car educational opportunities, where folks can learn the limits of their vehicles and develop skills for car control/defensive driving that help to make the entire community a much safer place. How many times have we heard people say, what is it with people in Portland (and Seattle) that we can't drive in the rain or snow... folks should purchase a skid-car class and come out to learn how to properly control a car in adverse conditions, best of all, the skid-car platform lets you learn in the rain OR sun, conditions don't matter, as their specially equipped vehicles simulate all sorts of conditions, no matter what the weather may be. In short, treasure this treasure. Support Portland International Raceway, it is a great asset for our community.

This venue is the smallest we have been to. Very intimate and that was fun. We did a meet and greet with a band and it felt a little rushed. Access to drinks and pizza that were both tasty was a great bonus. Only thing I didn't like was if you need to leave the upper bar to go to the bathroom they won't let you back up if someone else goes up. Even if your spouse or stuff is up there. Makes It really hard to do basic bodily functions at a 4 hour concert and don't have access to the drinks you had to leave behind because you can't leave to go to the bathroom with them. Otherwise great concerts.