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Bidrage med feedbackThis is supposed to be one of the best speakeasy in PDX area. The bar had cool church vibe and seating. It is a snug place with very limited seating making it all the more intriguing. However, I wished they at least made it breathable. The air inside the small room seemed very damp and dull and not of good quality. A little air purifier after hours or more ventilation would be great. We decided to not have second round of drinks due to this feeling of being caught in the tight space breathing wise. The cleanliness was an issue for me too. Coming to drinks, the old fashioned was great with nice presentation. The gin cocktail was poorly presented and tasted average. No wow factor! Ordered bruschetta and it was okay. They should think of adding more new finger food instead of the same old hummus platter, olives, etc. Ambience 4/5 Cocktails 3/5 Cost $30 per person
This review focuses on the outdoor area, as I couldn't find a separate listing for it. I truly enjoyed my time at this venue. The live music was fantastic, and I've heard that the artists are consistently impressive. The drinks were inventive; I sampled a twist on a Moscow Mule and the Portland Fog. I tried the latter hot, and it was just right—though it is quite lavender-flavored, so be cautious if that’s not your preference. The food was also excellent. We ordered the baked brie, a charcuterie board, and a meatball dish. Everything was delicious, but we definitely overordered for just the two of us. The staff was friendly, and the line moved quickly.
From the outside, this looks like any other house in the neighborhood, perhaps with louder music coming from the backyard. But once you step inside, you're in one of the coolest speakeasies in the Pacific Northwest. While there's outdoor seating for more social events in nice evenings, the indoor bar and tables are the highlight. Beer is nice, but the cocktails are the main attraction, especially the old-timey ones. I got a smoked Manhattan and it was absolutely amazing. The food ain't lagging behind. While it's fancy pub fare, the quality is really good. I recommend the olives and the cheese. Definitely worth visiting, and great place to bring friends as well!
This restaurant is truly one-of-a-kind, with a quirky and intriguing atmosphere; at times, it felt like the music was coming from an old Victrola, and the drinks were secretly bootlegged, making us feel out of place in our modern attire. I'm not quite sure what era the place aims to evoke, but I wouldn't be surprised if other patrons were indulging in their own vices throughout the establishment. The cocktails we tried were fantastic! The Baccanal had a delightful fruity flavor, while The Real McCoy featured a delicious blend of apple pie and citrus with a hint of cinnamon. We also enjoyed the pretzel bun appetizer, which was excellent!
I'm a huge fan of this speakeasy! The Bible Club has done an amazing job of creating an authentic 1920s atmosphere. Their cocktails are outstanding and thoughtfully crafted. The staff is among the best in Portland. I truly enjoy every visit to this beautiful bar and can’t wait for my next one. It's the kind of place I always bring guests to showcase what Portland has to offer.
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