Bullard Tavern

813 SW Alder St, Portland
(503) 222-1670

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Stephanie Erickson

Warm and cozy atmosphere! Drinks were great, staff was wonderful...chairs are extra comfy! We give it 5 ⭐️ and 4 🐾 up!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Sara Weintraub

great thanksgiving day meal and cocktail

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Terri Redwine

Four of us came for Thanksgiving dinner. I had about 3 small pieces of Turkey, a very small amount of dressing. I came home & ate because it definitely didn’t feel me up. The cauliflower steak not worth it. Such a disappointment. We all left hungry! Way overpriced for what you get.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 5

Maria Nova

Best old fashioned in town!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

ZoeAnn Williams

We used the private dinning area for a family style dinner for 12. They allowed us to bring in some of our own decorations and tableware to dress up the room. The choices were great, food was delicious and our server Shannon did a great job with the group.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Amanda Sause

Really good brunch and service!
Potatoes were super crispy, pork belly on the eggs Benedict was just a little salty for me personally

Alireza Saraeian

Average food at best! Service was not great either during lunch time. Atmosphere was nice.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 3

Jill Straight

Very nice place for lunch. The place was clean and the staff were all friendly. The grain bowl with the smoked chicken was very tasty. I would definitely go back when in town.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Stephanie Bahr

Terrible pick for a work dinner as they can't do separate checks. This made reimbursements a nightmare for a party of ten. Cannot recommend.

Louie Huang

Got a chicken sandwich. I can taste it was just pulled out of the frier seconds ago. Pretty good.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Linda Wentzel

TERRIBLE !
We were just in Portland this past week thru weekend. We were staying downtown for a family wedding, my sister lives in Portland , after she picked us up and took us to hotel we decided to get a bite to eat. My daughter looked this place up sounded nicer and cld get a few drinks too. Bottom line we ordered 2 mac and cheese, and a potatoe specialty to share along with 2 beers. It was not good...just average.
With my 20% tip it came to about $82.00

Yesterday our extended family big group wanted breakfast. Someone suggested this place they saw online...WE told them not great and pricey for not great food. Not sure why someone so insistant...but went there...oh well worse than before...service terrible,..I just ordered scrambled eggs and bacon , nothing else...well the bacon came...no eggs...same with my sister...they seem to not be able to coordinate that at same time.others had their food...we waited a good 15 min for dam eggs...then when they came they were awful...cold and yuky...so bacon and 2 scrambled eggs were bad...service awful.worse than first time.

So terrible food, terrible service and expensive!
Highly DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE.THE FOOD , SERVICE ARE AWFUL. PRICES HIGH
TOO MANY OTHER PLACES WE. FOUND DOWNTOWN SO MUCH BETTER!..

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 1

Melody Nowak

The food here is bangin'. The smoked highball slaps. The service is stellar, without the pretension of a Michelin star but with the really amazing food you would expect from one. Try the ribeye or the lamb and polenta. You're welcome.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Rebecca Watts

We visited the place on August 7, 2025, about 3 in the afternoon. We shared the famous hamburger and it was delicious. It was happy hour so we ordered off the limited happy hour menu. The choices for wine on that menu was “red, white , or sparkling” for $10 per glass. We ordered 2 reds. We never looked at the wine list and had no idea what the “red” wine would be.
When we got the wine, it was delicious.
When we got the check, she had charged us $15 for each wine. I asked about that and she showed me the happy hour menu again. She pointed out the $15 bottle of wine on that menu and said this is what our happy hour wine special is. Right above that was the $10 “red, white, or sparkling” wine per glass. I pointed to that and said that is what we ordered, two “reds” by the glass. She acted surprised and acted like she had no idea we had ordered that.
It’s a scam and maybe there are people that would just pay the extra $12.
My advice, if you go there, check your check because you may have been grossly over charged, like we were.
She did take it to her supervisor and the bill was lowered by $12 but what she did was not a mistake. It was by design. Beware getting ripped off!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 2

chad olsen

For appetizers we had a salad and the peppers, both very good. Then for dinner we had the risotto, beef rib and the pork chop, all excellent. I especially loved the Risotto, typically not a fan of peas but they were cooked perfect. The texture of the rice was spot on as well. Drinks were also great. So glad we found this place.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Adam Deutsch

A dark, intimate, meat focused restaurant located inside the Woodlark Hotel. My wife and I enjoyed a couple glasses of wine, the Burger and Halibut. Price point was higher, but I felt the quality of food matched. Service was great, had two different servers who were ontop of things. Food was quick to come out, and the restaurant was clean!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

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