Multi-Genre Venues in Portland, OR

speakeasy-like craft cocktail bar.

We're a staple neighborhood gathering place perfect for date nights, private events, girl's night out and family affairs. There's something for everyone here. Established in 1959, we were one of the first restaurants to bring pizza to the city of Portland. In addition to great pizza, we're a destination for classic Italian comfort food, fresh hand-crafted cocktails, rotating brews and ample wine. Amalfi's offers a quality dining experience in a casual non-pretentious environment.

Locally owned and operated live music venue, vegan/vegetarian restaurant and full service bar.

Blind Ox Taphouse is a friendly, community-rooted neighborhood craft beer bar in North Portland's Overlook neighborhood, occupying the former Untapped bar space at the corner of North Interstate Avenue and North Skidmore Street. Opened by Genevieve and Eric West and business partner John Maxwell McInroy in 2021 as their second location, the Interstate taphouse keeps things straightforward and unpretentious: 36 rotating taps of local craft beer, cider, wine, and kombucha, a small cooler stocked with more than 50 beers and ciders to go, outdoor seating with heaters on the front patio, and a warm neighborhood bar atmosphere that makes it a natural gathering point for the surrounding residential community. The beer program is entirely Portland and Pacific Northwest focused, with a knowledgeable staff that can guide any patron toward the right pour. Live music and open stage events have been a part of the Interstate location's programming since opening, with a weekly Tuesday open stage previously running from 6 to 9pm featuring 15-minute slots across all genres, hosted in-house and supported with a 4-channel PA. The venue is also one MAX stop away from the rest of North Portland's bar scene, with the Yellow Line stop directly across the street making it one of the most transit-accessible taphouses in the city. The Blind Ox Society subscription program offers members recurring access and perks for regular patrons.

The Brunish Theatre got its name through a generous donation from Corey Brunish in honor of his mother. It's the perfect space for meetings, dinners, conferences, and performances, with potential for a wide variety of configurations and a capacity of up to 200.

Serving square meals and cocktails at peoples prices since 1974!

Clyde's Prime Rib offers our signature slow roasted Prime Rib of Beef, tender steaks, fresh seafood, and other fine dishes and desserts.

SE Portland's best LGBT+ Bar for over 20 years!

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McMenamins Headquarters offices are housed upstairs, but the lower level of The Chapel is all pub, serving McMenamins favorites! Formerly the Little Chapel of the Chimes in the heart of North Portland’s Piedmont neighborhood, it’s just a hop & skip away from Peninsula Park Rose Garden, Alberta Arts District and PCC Cascade. Built in the 1930s as a funeral home, the owners quickly expanded services to include weddings and organ or chimes concerts. In fact, for a time they even broadcast organ concerts into the neighborhood through a rooftop PA system!

Located at 1332 W Burnside St in the beautiful Pearl District sits the Crystal Ballroom. The Crystal Ballroom is one of Portland’s most historic landmarks built in 1914.

With roots as a Swedish Evangelical Mission and Longshoreman's Union in Northwest Portland, the Mission Theater boasts an ornately decorated balcony with unmatchable sightlines, and the main floor is naturally lit by several large windows. McMenamins pub fare, movie concessions and handcrafted ales, wines and spirits are available for purchase.

Mock Crest Tavern has been serving NoPo for over 66 years. We take pride in offering a clean, cozy atmosphere that’s home to good food, good music & good times.

A music venue that’s historic-looking outside and amazing-sounding inside

Operating since 1974, Portland Saturday Market is the largest continually operating outdoor arts & crafts market Oregon. Located in Portland’s historic Old Town, the market is one of Portland's most popular destinations.

The food and drink hub of the Southeast Industrial District for over 40 years. Live music venue featuring 24 taps, whiskey, cocktails, lunch, dinner, late-night, and weekend brunch.

A good-times drinking spot in eastside Portland.

Portland’s newest and hottest events/music venue combined with a unique food cart pod offering flavors from around the world, a full service bar, and craft beer tap house!

Intimate music & events venue in a renovated historic theater, offering plush surrounds & cocktails.

Innovative new state of the art 4K laser projection multiplex movie theater, offering a farm to table scratch kitchen menu and live music performances.

The Blue Room is the Bar/restaurant @ Cartlandia lot 8145 SE 82nd Ave. Portland 97266. Full bar, 12 taps or craft beer & cider , menu and an excellent sound system, five big screen TV's, and a private outdoor seating area.

The Dublin Pub has been a Portland area hotspot since 1983. Although there have been some changes over the years, our full service bar is home to 59 beers on tap, 30 beers in a bottle and 50 types of liquor.

The Get Down PDX is a 420-capacity music venue and event space conveniently located in the Southeast Industrial neighborhood of Portland, Oregon.

Est. in 2006, The Hawthorne Hideaway is in the heart of lower S.E Portland. Serving gastropub fare with spirits and some of the cheapest beer in town.

Neighborhood Bar w/ garden, patio, margs, slushies, cold beer, & live music.

Topaz Farm is a working farm located on Sauvie Island, 12 miles from downtown Portland. The farm is open seasonally from June to October. Farm store, farm-to-plate dinners, u-pick berries, corn maze, harvest fest music series and more.

A community gathering space presenting the fringes of culture since 2014.

The Twilight Cafe and Bar is a live music venue located in SE Portland, OR.

This courtyard-style theater is our most flexible performing space. With 304 seats, the seating and stage can be reconfigured in a variety of ways to allow for innovative staging and set design. Performances here can extend off the stage and into the balconies, and seats can be removed to create additional staging areas. In a sense, the whole room is a stage, and the audiences become part of the drama.

The Wonder Ballroom has been a welcoming music venue in northeast Portland, Oregon since 2004