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This is the second best reuben sandwich in the city. The very best is at Aunt Tillie's over in Hollywood. Give them both a shot and you be the judge.
Popped in for a drink, ended up trying the clam chowder and also carrot sticks. The chowder was on the thinner side but tasty and fresh. Best carrots I'd ever had in my life. Highly recommend. Next time can't wait to try the reuben.
They claim to be the best Reuben and they do a pretty good job delivering. I'm not a huge fan of Reubens but I figured I better try it and it was pretty good. Potato salad that came with it was decent. Decent selection of drinks. Made for a really good lunch visit with friends out on the patio. I co
I enjoyed the classic American dive bar atmosphere and friendly staff. The roast beef sandwich with au jous served on a toasted bun was simple and well executed, as was the slightly spicy potato salad.
Busy as busy can be, especially on match day, so it took some time. Nothing a couple of beers and an extensive look around at all the cool stuff everywhere can't remedy. Rubin is 🤯🤤
Stopped in for a late lunch. Had the cold veggie sandwich with potato salad and half veggie pizza, all were delicious. Also met world famous Penelope the 🐖. They have a very small parking area. One hour street parking was easy to find close by the restaurant.
Best Reuben sandwich in town. Quaint dive-bar feel. Limited off-street parking. No oranges 🍊 for drinks so they won’t make you an old fashioned, even though the original old fashioned drink recipe didn’t call for an orange peel. Draft beer & low brow wine selection.
Divey in a homey way, and the Reuben was fantastic. Just a little crispy cheese on the edges of the bread made it sooo flavorful. I’ll be back, with friends!
The best Reuben sandwich in Portland!!! So much history here. The spirit of Bud Clark lives on. Great drinks and friendly people. One of my favorite places in Portland.
Goose Hollow is one of those quiet little places tucked away in a part of Portland in which I rarely find myself, but that will likely change forever after this week's lunch at the Goose Hollow Inn. I'd wandered up from the courthouse (yay jury duty!) during our break, stumbled across this quaint li
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