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Help us make it rightThird in the bouquet of John Gorham's collection of restaurants, following Toro Bravo and Tasty n Sons , this tasty haven was established in 2013. The menu, changing regularly to highlight the offering of every season, focuses on contemporary American dishes prepared with freshly sourced ingredients. You can begin your day at Tasty n Alder with a brunch fare of muffins, granola, french toast,...
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The Oregonian's David Sarasohn files on Tasty N Alder, the West End outpost of John Gorham's Tasty N Sons empire, and excitedly finds a restaurant full of life: alternately "lively," "cheerful," and "diverse," the spot, like its predecessors, resembles "a large potluck at an international dormitory." In the "A-" assessment, Sarasohn emphasizes the often standing-room-only nature of the room,...
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Fast service. Great waitress ...amazing food. Even if you have to wait so worth the wait. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Portland.
We arrived around 7 on a Thursday evening. After being greeted by a hostess with an attitude, we almost left but decided to have a drink at the bar and stay for dinner. The bartender was beyond gracious, which made up for the hostess. The wait staff were efficient.
We started with 2 shared appetizers and then shared 3 entrees...
My food was good. I would call this more hipster restaurant than anything. It isn't a menu that you look at and think "Oh, that is going to stick to my ribs and recover me from a hang over." It is not comfort food. The bloody marys were appallingly small. I have lots of friends who like it, but I...
In what I can only describe as a culinary potpourri of deliciousness, this restaurant won a place in my heart from the moment we walked in. We were ushered to a table by a cheerful hostess and sat, family style among other breakfastees.
I can't remember ever having so many out of the ordinary choices, at any meal, and we...
Alder milk punch is excellent served cold -Cognac, cold pressed coffee, cream, vanilla, demerara.
Lemon ricotta pancake (blueberry). Comes in 3 silver dollar pancakes size - excellent!
House granola - Oregon strawberries, sweet lebneh - excellent!
Chorizo verde omelette - charred peppers onions, English peas, queso oaxaca excellent!
Two people can order two house granolas and split the other...
Restaurants near Providence Park, Tapas: Tasty N Alder is a trendy neighborhood restaurant in downtown Portland serving small plates of food so unique it is likely the only place you will find what they are making. They also have larger plates available for those that just want one item. Tasty N Alder is the sister restaurant of Tasty N Sons and Toro Bravo. Their menu is always changing...
Third in the bouquet of John Gorham's collection of restaurants, following Toro Bravo and Tasty n Sons, this tasty haven was established in 2013. The menu, changing regularly to highlight the offering of every season, focuses on contemporary American dishes prepared with freshly sourced ingredients. You can begin your day at Tasty n Alder with a brunch fare of muffins, granola, french toast,...
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