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Park Kitchen

422 NW Eighth Ave
Portland, OR 97209
(503) 223-7275
parkkitchen.com
3.5 star rating based on 97 reviews
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Hours
Mon-Fri 11:30am-2pm, 5pm-9pm Sat 5pm-9pm  
Status: Closed  
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tel: (503) 223-7275

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Business Description from the Web

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chefmoz

Seasonal menu features fresh ingredients from local purveyors.
Posted by chefmoz on May 24, 2009

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portlandmercury

This delightful open kitchen bistro prides itself on its local, healthy fare that changes daily. The chefs here are amazing and creative and the menu changes so it's hard to get the same thing twice. A modest wine list and well-stocked bar complete the romantic upscale dinning experience. For the budget conscious: Eat something first, then come in to sample some small plates and drink some wine.
Posted by portlandmercury on August 02, 2007

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Order one of two money-saving prix fixe lunches: a three-course, $15 Power Lunch or a Light Lunch deal that includes soup, salad and non-alcoholic beverage for $10. Or come later to snag one of 10 bar stools for the 10x10 happy hour, which stars 10 small plates for $8 apiece and select cocktails for $5.
Posted by Citysearch on August 14, 2009

Where to Sit

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Sit at the slim chef’s counter overlooking the open kitchen so you can watch James Beard award-nominated chef in action.
Posted by Citysearch on August 14, 2009

Editorial Reviews from the web

Neighborhood favorite offers market-driven fare on the North Park Blocks.

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In Short The restaurant features a narrow room fronted by a steel-and-glass garage door, lime-green walls, mink-soft leather banquettes and the hum of an open kitchen and happy diners, nibbling on small plates. Everything is farmers' market fresh: Morels in a cream sauce over toast; a paper cone of crisp green-bean tempura; raw halibut carpaccio with lemon oil; and beef ribs paired... more
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited June 12, 2006)

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wweek

For diners whose heads turn with the season, a chef's persona, an impressive room and food with flash are what make a restaurant great. Park Kitchen displays none of these, and is the greater for it. Chef Scott Dolich and chef de cuisine David Padberg are interested only in food. The menu changes weekly and according to the vicissitudes of the market: in summer, gnocchi with fresh corn so sweet... more
Posted by wweek on August 02, 2007

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gayot

Every neighborhood should have one: a comfortable, casual café that serves tremendous food. This narrow room, fronted by a garage door, is usually filled with happy regulars perched at the bar or lounging on the comfortable banquettes. The inventive dishes consist of local, farm-fresh ingredients enhanced by unexpected flavors. Try the spare ribs surrounded by lime pickle greens, or sliced... more
Posted by gayot on July 09, 2007

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Worst PDX Food Experience

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This is my first review, and I feel compelled to let people know about my experience at Park Kitchen. I specifically made this reservation to take my mother who was in town for the weekend. I am a complete foodie, and have been to the best of the best in Portland (Beast, Bluehour, Paley’s, etc.). Park Kitchen, regardless of everything I heard about the menu being wonderful and focused on... more
Posted by Foodie26 on May 28, 2009

Great Location, Great People, Great Food...

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We had a phenomenal 10 person dinner and it was unbelievably fun with great food and, as always, great people at Park Kitchen. The pork: unreal. The lamb chops: great. The flank steak salad: as typical, on point. The bld orange salad: crisp, clean and refreshing. Oh, and how was the Sticky Date Pudding? Ridiculously good, maybe the best dessert I've had.

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Posted by boleary on April 09, 2009

A Sorry Disappointment

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Park Kitchen turned out to be the biggest disappointment of our trip to Portland. Indeed, my expectations were high due to the reviews I've read on Citysearch and the recommendations of friends who have dined there. Perhaps it was just an off night, or perhaps we ordered the least interesting entrees, but the food was mediocre at best. Our waiter was knowledgeable and recommended a delicious... more
Posted by charlottevale on April 21, 2009, (Edited February 18, 2009)
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