I went early, just chatted with the bartender. Friendly guy.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Patrick O’Brien
Grossest gay bar in Portland. Avoid the wednesday nights.
Andrew DePue
I stood at the bar for 20 minutes and the bar tender completely ignored me even when I asked for help.
A H
Absolutely love it. If you like a dive, this hits the spot. Nice and grungy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Brendan Creecy
It's a divey dive bar. Cheap drinks. Good movies on the TV. Open mic Wednesday nights.
bernice Ginter
I didn't try the food and I didn't use the ATM other than that the bartender was very pleasant I'm good service
Jeff Ryan
One of the few unchanged holdovers from the classic days of old Portland. La Luna is gone, but the Yamhill Pub remains a landmark, an institution, and a must-see. Formal wear advised but not required, they have loaner ties for loan if you don't bring your own
Sherri Danner
Just have to give this place a shout out. My friend and I were staying at a nearb6 hotel doing a short move from Portland to Seattle. The hotel recommended this place. I was sort of terrified walking in. We spent three hours talking, laughing and singing with the staff and patrons. Bartender was great fun and not a dbag. Good drinks. Good prices. Chill but kinda loud atmosphere. Bathrooms make you want to wash your hands 3x but it's art! Keep cool, dudes!
thayer carter
Best pub in town. Bartender is amazing, friendly and makes you feel at home. 10/10
Half my group was Canadian and regardless of the Oregon Liquor Control Commission explicitly stating that “An unexpired and unaltered driver license from a U.S. state, the District of Columbia, or a province or territory of Canada” are valid as a sole piece of ID the Canadians were not allowed to enter the bar with their Canadian drivers licenses. Then without warning, as the Canadians were coming back with their passports, security said “you’re drinking outside my bar, I’m not letting any of you in” and slammed the door. The whole experience was extremely rude, security was highly abrasive, and there was no respect provided to potential patrons. I would highly recommend frequenting another establishment given the choice.
“Looks like a bar you would get shanked in”
Mark Johnson (Mark)
Great place, awesome people!!! First timer, and I will be back!! Thank you!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chris Camargo
A dive bar in the truest sense.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Andrew Holbert
One of the best dive bars I’ve ever been to. Apparently it’s been around since 1933, and it wears it well! Straightforward simple affordable drinks in a poorly lit graffiti covered bar, the identity of a true dive bar!
This is a proper dive bar.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
I went early, just chatted with the bartender. Friendly guy.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Grossest gay bar in Portland. Avoid the wednesday nights.
I stood at the bar for 20 minutes and the bar tender completely ignored me even when I asked for help.
Absolutely love it. If you like a dive, this hits the spot. Nice and grungy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
It's a divey dive bar. Cheap drinks. Good movies on the TV. Open mic Wednesday nights.
I didn't try the food and I didn't use the ATM other than that the bartender was very pleasant I'm good service
One of the few unchanged holdovers from the classic days of old Portland. La Luna is gone, but the Yamhill Pub remains a landmark, an institution, and a must-see. Formal wear advised but not required, they have loaner ties for loan if you don't bring your own
Just have to give this place a shout out. My friend and I were staying at a nearb6 hotel doing a short move from Portland to Seattle. The hotel recommended this place. I was sort of terrified walking in. We spent three hours talking, laughing and singing with the staff and patrons. Bartender was great fun and not a dbag. Good drinks. Good prices. Chill but kinda loud atmosphere. Bathrooms make you want to wash your hands 3x but it's art!
Keep cool, dudes!
Best pub in town. Bartender is amazing, friendly and makes you feel at home. 10/10
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Half my group was Canadian and regardless of the Oregon Liquor Control Commission explicitly stating that “An unexpired and unaltered driver license from a U.S. state, the District of Columbia, or a province or territory of Canada” are valid as a sole piece of ID the Canadians were not allowed to enter the bar with their Canadian drivers licenses. Then without warning, as the Canadians were coming back with their passports, security said “you’re drinking outside my bar, I’m not letting any of you in” and slammed the door. The whole experience was extremely rude, security was highly abrasive, and there was no respect provided to potential patrons. I would highly recommend frequenting another establishment given the choice.
“Looks like a bar you would get shanked in”
Great place, awesome people!!! First timer, and I will be back!! Thank you!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A dive bar in the truest sense.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
One of the best dive bars I’ve ever been to. Apparently it’s been around since 1933, and it wears it well! Straightforward simple affordable drinks in a poorly lit graffiti covered bar, the identity of a true dive bar!
I hope they never change!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Five stars because they are who they are
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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