If anyone is coming out ahead in this new decade of Portland drinking, it’s the neighborhood bar. We’re not just talking about boilermakers at the local dive—some of the city’s top talent have brought novel twists and considered drinking snacks to your street corner. Even hotel bars are upping the game, establishing themselves as destinations for locals, not just tourists. Raise a glass to the moms, vinyl rockers, and off-duty bartenders.
Published in the The Best New Bars issue of Portland Monthly.
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