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Hi Lindale !! I also remember Jazz Banjoist Monte Ballou playing in restaurants all over Portland. It was a silver dome car called Silver arrow or Silver something. It only contained these three ingredients. The first place Aunt Lois took us was to Dan and Louie’s where I could get oysters. Glad I stumbled onto this sight. Their autographed publicity glossies lined the entryway to the bar, behind those giant, heavy custom made doors. It was the bull that was on top of the Perkin’s Hotel a couple of blocks down the street from Lipman Wolf… Who remembers “Senora Tillies” at the end of Morgan’s Alley?? Next to Pappys. Way to go, rrochat! Maybe I’m more of an ex-hippy than a lot of these posters, but Portland used to be such a cool place to hang out. I bussed there briefly. This was the first place I’d ever heard jazz and didn’t know what to call it, so I referred to it as “moose music”. I delivered Journals and most of my subscribers were black. Great times! And what about the onion rings at The Ringside? Karen. No matter what kind of academic paper you need and how urgent you need it, you are welcome to choose your academic level and the type of your paper at an affordable price. I once parallel parked a cargo van next to the Galleria so I could get ‘a really good cup’ at Coffee Ritz! It is still a pizza house but nothing like the good ole days. Gene and Joe’s, now tebo’s-went in Nov. Burgers still great. Our neighbor cTony Sagnella’s jazz group played at the Cosmo’s Dugout Lounge weekly. Wasn’t there a guy named Rollie, drove an old cord one of the owners? Some amazing time ever warp photos! Such warm memories in that place. The Imperial Hotel restaurant was called the Kings Coffee House and yes the pastry chef made the BEST pies. Not sure if anyone mentioned Stanich’s on Fremont. My friend Don Wudtke’s I have an old keychain bottle opener from there. Bart, if you are still following this thread both my (92 y/o) mother and I worked for Eddie May’s at the Prime Rib West and several other spots back in the day. I am very excited to be able to read this thread. They must have changed their name ’cause I can’t find it under Farrell’s. It started in Longview, which is where I remember it from the 60’s. The food scene was very vibrant then. WOW! I remember saving the ends of Helen Bernhard Bakery bread too. I know we’ve run into you from time to time. It is still empty…..has been 7 or 8 years now. I cooked at Mr. C’s in the ’60s. Any suggestions? while you can! Grew up in Beaverton ,( BHS ’53) and we teens went to Dairyland in downtown Beaverton. Again–those pecan-cinnamon buns–never equaled anywhere. Any specialties? Then when the new construction started, they moved to S.E. Florence was such a sweetie. I can’t find an address or picture of belindas in sellwood. I think REAL Chinese food was just the best in all of Portland during the l950’s. I worked at the Bohemian in the late 40’s. All right you guys and gals…anybody ever go dancing (and listening) at the “Up-the-Down-Staircase” next to Geneva’s on Union? An elongated oval with intermittently spaced red and white squares…why, I’ll never know. Creamed spinach was served with dinners—–if you didn’t it, the waitress would pull out the cap gun out of her holster and shoot you! The 49’er – burger (19 cents), fries 11 cents, shake 19 cents. Reuben’s (Worked there as a busboy briefly) SteamersJust east of 82nd north side of Sandy. Little King on4th between Stark and Washington. Dad took us to lunch there to meet our stepmom. How many courses? Isn’t it interesting what people remember? Enjoy your order of the Man Platter, sir. There was a sandwich shop that sold grinders @ 63 & Foster.I started eating there in the mid 50s. I apologize. would love to know more. How about Le Cuisinier in the Crystal Ballroom block. When I had a day off from my restaurant in Sellwood, Belinda’s, we would drive over the bridge to Macadam Av. Not sure what it became shortly thereafter ( searching the address in Portland yrly. In subsequent visits, they often ‘piled it on’ when I ordered lunch, knowing my 4 hour bus trip home would be better on a full stomach. I worked downtown Portland for many years and my lunch favs were Irelands in the Commonwealth Bldg., The Hickery Stick in the Pittlock Block and Daves Deli. In the 50s & 60s. I’d stop by after school from Benson High in the early 70s and Mannings had THE BEST CUSTARD EVER! Portland girl”. In the mid-50s she cooked at “Al Call’s,” a diner in Multnomah (I remember being interested in the jukebox-machinery in the basement), later bought by Edelmans then later became a somewhat trendy cafe with Mayor Bud Clark having a memorable conversation there. That was me Dale, think in the early 60′ they $1.50 and a beer was .50, I’m sure the medical staff from pill hill miss it dearly. Perkin’s Pub in the basement of Lipman Wolf was a fun place. Best french fries. I am pretty old but I rode that train a few times and when I grew up my son rode it before they took it out. Your folks, perhaps? Browse our listings to find jobs in Germany for expats, including jobs for English speakers or those in your native language. We got married and have never been sorry (well, most of the time.). The Pink Bucket was a tavern owned by Tony Accardi. LOL! Are could you send it to my email, [email protected]? I concur with someone here that Lydia’s on SW11th had the best ruebens and french fries they were on my paper route half a block down from my fathers barber shop. Bart’s lived on under various owners in Longview from the 1950’s into the 2000’s. >There was a wine bar in the back corner Reading the entry for Belinda’s in the 1979 Dining – In Portland guidebook: “Chardonnay currently being in such short supply….” The good old days. My grandfather was Isaac Neuberger, who Old Town was THE spot in the late 70s and 80s. Summer Girl and WinterGirl. It was out on SE 82 nd almost to Johnson Creek Rd. Too boring for me. Yaws, waffle abd green river. Tried to make it a “healthy” Mexican food place and that killed it. Norm, the Slovich family were friends of mine, with both brother’s now passed. (That dressing was a Blue Cheese base with Horseradish and many spices. Lived in Portland in the early 80s and remember it well. Gravy and french fries was our standard order. My Grandfather was the great and late Larry Hilaire, I am the Son of Larry’s Daughter Karen (Hilaire) Nickolas. This was all under the table of course. Reply, Long Horn was on Sandy Blvd next to the Sandy drive- in. I’ll never forget your interpretation of “Prawns Provençal” at the original location. Just wondering One waitress remembered me and often ‘forgot’ where she left my ticket when she figured my financial. And nearby the wonderful Uptown Broiler? Marguerites’ that would put you in the bag so fast you couldn’t “No Mas”! Reed professors started Le Auberge, Indigine, Genoa & Bread and Ink. Drive-in named “Robins” a block south of Division on 82nd had great burgers and my girlfriend and I really liked their fish and chips. he was adamant that the commercial rents were killing business and tivoli had an 8 % lease…right off the top . As I served the coffee, with CREAM, after the meal, the last item to be placed on the table was the CREAM. Went home and singed it, pulled pin feathers. I used to work at The Original Pancake House. Does anyone know where it was and when it closed? As you know ,if you work nights in a popular restaurant/bar, you all collectively meet up after work. Thank you if you know the answer!! Bill’s Gold Coin was a hoot and Bud meadow’s could (and did) drink just about anyone under the table. To J Chilson I really enjoy being a part of your great website,lostoregon.org,, about past Oregon restaurants. )matchbook from The Bohemian, the address listed is 910 SW Washington St. I’m guess 30s or 40s because the place looks very arts deco…. Cup of coffee was .25 and no free refills. Was in Portland last year and visited the Old New in the uptown section. Hope more Portlanders get to share thier positive stories about your grandfather and his legacy! Downtown had lots of neat places. Remember “Hill Villa?” further up the hill? My (ex) husband, John Bosin, and I were friends with your uncle Ken. Very tall and slender? pieri’s deli how I miss that place.pizza,sandwich’s.you could buy there pizza sauce,cheese’s.was just trying to remember what cheeses was in there pizza cheese.miss mama maria’s too. I vaguely remember the Van Duyns but never went in. I was to arrange lunch one day so I chose Vat and Tonsure because Rosemary made an amazing Hungarian Goulash, Tiibor’s favorite dish. Anyone got any guesses? I remember Nagel’s Big Apple on 82nd and Sandy, Reuben’s (off Skyline at Sylvan), Scottys at the intersection of Burnside,12th and Sandy, The Hobbit, and Jazz deOpus. I was the broker that sold the restaurant to Uncle Chen.. The CREAM container slid across the tray, hit the edge, flipped up and over, and right down the cleavage of the dress of a very well dressed, happyy diner. Hubers!! I am seeking out memories you might have. I have not researched the other Portland-area locations. Wishing Well, also downtown St. Johns, for Mar Far chicken, invented in Medford, Oregon. !lol…loved their food. I do remember the wonderful Mannings next to the skating rink that served cafeteria style and had the most wonderful banana cream cake. Our good friend owned it and my son worked there while in high school and college. Yes, right across the street from Huntington Rubber Mill! Wish I could thank her!! : ). The Pixie Kitchen had the best fried chicken I have ever had. And lots of sweet little ladies with their shopping carts stocking up for the week. I look forward to reading them all. Forgot all about Davies Locker, guess we did not go there. Sad to have seen it gone,as we need places that stand out and are that Special place to take that special someone. Pricey. It was across Sandy from KATU TV. Buckwheats were favorite. Does anyone know who provided it? I worked at both locations for a total of eight years. Coffee Flake ice cream at M&F, plus summer and winter girl. Marrows Nut House-Milk shakes. I’m living in France currently, but spent three months in Portland over the summer. Customers were served fantastic baguettes, the wait staff tossed into a 500º oven to serve hot. We decided a Reuben’s 5 sandwich would sustain us for the rest of the trip. Original Coney Island in SW Washington between 11&12. It was great. After the War, my grandma cooked at various places. Perhaps around Morrison and Park? 20th and Holgate. Fish and Chips–amazing. I remember ALL of those places too, The Rheinlander opened in 62-63? Fantastic restaurants being named. I had the #11 at Little King. Actually a reply to Robert Volz re: Jazz de Opus and Opus 2. Slab of strawberry ice cream balanced on the rim of the glass It’s probably gone now. my grandma worked there making the coleslaw.it was the speck using kfc recipes.if I remember right a mr. hanks owned it and when he sold it it turned into a kfc. So beautiful. It was Pieri’s now BC’s and card roomhis dad owned the deli on 39th and Powell. I heard the rents got too high…it’s a shame all these old places are gone. I love your articles that you post and my sister and my friends all remember these restaurants! But I’m having trouble remembering what was served, the decor, and how the wait staff dressed. I was the broker who sold it to Korean couple, later it became and still is Boss Hawgs. A few more: Hilaire’s (where I had my one solo dinner with my grandfather), Uncle Chen’s (longest menu, best Chinese ever), Lipman’s tearoom (where ladies always wore white gloves to lunch), Piccolo Mondo and Capt. He described it as “a pit stop for vindictive old ladies”. John’s Landing is a neighborhood, a grouping of shops and restaurants and has its own website, offices and a facebook page.. Contact me and I will give you more info.. Dear Ron, Thanks so much for writing about Rose City Flyer. 99 cent breakfasts, and fresh carved turkey, ham, and roast beef every day. You may remember me. You can use this option as many times as you see fit. Had my share of several Portland Zoos at Farrell’s and gained a pound a visit at Roses. I bought a set of cocktail glasses (8) which are black and gold at Rhode’s dept. I was the soundman for the Burnside Bombers and we played there many times. Thinkitbwill was the one on Sandy about fifty something. We always made room for that, and then while devouring our slice, tried to see if we could figure out how to recreate it at home. Frank, who owned Mazzi’s, now has Touche’ at NW 15th & Glisan. I spent so many “wasted” nights at Quality Pies. I was probably a night line cook at the time when you became sommelier. I’m a Portland native and lived there up through my PSU days. Went to Henry Theilie’s several times. Spent my first day shucking oysters–over 100 of them! “Grey” Wolfe who started Bread and Ink. City Realty Company. Does anyone remember a seafood restaurant on Sandy Blvd….kind on out near the airport I think. Hi. I don’t know if it is anything anymore. The part about him saying people mostly ate chicken dinners on Sunday sounds right on. 《美麗日報》堅持維護新聞倫理觀，在發揮媒體傳播功能的同時，堅持為社會樹立正確導向。我們希冀匯聚良善的力量，傳遞正面能量，促進人們的相互理解和尊重。 followed that up with a stint at Belinda’s, fine times! Ross Pullen I was the Executive Chef at Couch St. in 1984-85. What a sad day for the Historic Landmark when they closed the Grill. I worked there all through high school. It was on Union street just north of Killingsworth. Delevans was in the old fire station on NW Glissan, a very fancy supper club. 8131 N. Denver. daleedwardsherbourneatmacdotcom. Thanks for the memory. I remember Thiele’s as the first place I ever had a German pancake. I guess they just went out of business. There was a Yankee Pot Roast downtown, are owner as St Helens Road, I worked for Eddie Mays for over 10 years in several of his restaurants. Whizburger. On. I worked at Delavan’s at 14th and Glisan. Ross Pullen….. [email protected] Belonged to the Furgusons and was the original Fulton post office. My mother just recently mentioned that dessert again from Buttertoes. Jake’s Famous Crawfish opened in 1892 and is also still open after 128 years. It’s been gone for at least 15 years I’d guess…. I also spent many evenings having cocktails in the Encore Restaurant. Was there the day his 2nd daughter was born. Jazz De Opus & Opus too ….31 nw couch my first restaurant job….started as a basil picker for the seasonal pesto making and just stayed moving my way up dishwasher pantry cook jazz cook ect then moved to Key Largo as kitchen manager. Poor Richards only if Country Kitchen was too busy. and the only way I know.

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