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Altabira City Tavern

Name: Altabira City Tavern
Address: 1021 NE Grand Ave, Portland, OR, 97232, US
Telephone: (503) 963-3600
Price range: $$$

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1021 NE Grand Ave #600, Portland, Oregon, 97232, United States

(503) 963-3600 www.altabira.com

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Dan Bolan

Apr 26, 2018

Had reservations on a tuesday at 5:30 for a four person party booked through Open Table. We walked in and were seated almost immediately at a corner window table with a great view. Our server came promptly and was never very far away if we needed anything. Dinner was served in a reasonable amount of time given we were in the dinner rush. The food was all very good and reasonably priced and there was a decent selection of local and regional draft beers. The parking lot is valet only (it IS a hotel after all), but there is cheap or free street parking all around the area.

zachery andrich

Apr 30, 2018

Went with a friend for my birthday to hang out and relax. The view is great but not all encompassing of the city. We got the pork sliders; the meat was marinated well, and not too dry, on a layer of stone ground mustard which was subtle and well balanced with the ever so slightly smokey and sweet BBQ sauce, add some tang from the pickled onions to get 3 great sliders. The fries are crunchy but with body and not being a ketchup fan I was pleasantly pleased with the sauce. Maybe on the pricy side but definitely worth it up atop the city with great and friendly service and a warming atmosphere (fire pits light up when the sun goes down). The wings are well balanced with a slight spicy side and fish sauce dip, a slight crunch with succulent meat brings it all together. Good vibes all around

Hope Cav

May 3, 2018

The view is great. The presentation of food and drinks were great as well. I would've given it 5 stars, but the food and drinks weren't as great as their pricing suggests. Also the staff I encountered weren't very friendly or personable.

David Holt

May 12, 2018

Nice view of the city. The food is pretty good. The atmosphere is nice but casual.

Keith Bledsoe

Apr 7, 2018

Food that was right was good. Three ordered the fish special and two were perfect. The third one was sent back twice for coming out so undercooked it was damn near raw. Barely an apology from the manager over it. No credits to the bill for it. If they cannot turn out a well cooked fish every time they shouldn’t offer it.

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