Kelso Restaurants

Por Que No: PDX's 'Line Around the Block' restaurant
With large crowds at both locations, Por Que No serves up some of the most pleasing Mexican cuisine in town. Cheap and delicious tacos make Por Que No the perfect sunny day restaurant or a great place to meet friends after work. Por Que No can be a refreshing stop, because of its laid back and easy going atmosphere.

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Whole Bowl: A ‘Simply’ Amazing and Healthly Meal
The Whole Bowl is a restaurant that does not take you long to decide what you want. In fact, there really is only one thing on the menu, besides drinks and a few other little items. The bowl itself is a delightful healthy and tasty creation which has spread across Portland like wildfire. From a food cart downtown to a sit-down restaurant in southeast Portland, people are becoming quickly addicted to the Whole Bowl.

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Stumptown Coffee: Local coffee roaster with global appeal
Portland is known for its coffee. Its local coffeehouses serve both as a place to get a caffeine jolt in the morning as well as a place to observe local art and culture. Stumptown offers a view inside a truly PDX phenomenon. Their delightful blends have not only become popular around town, but are featured throughout the country and beyond.

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Clyde Common: An Innovative Dining Experience
Despite the name, Clyde Common is anything but mundane. You will be amazed at the innovative yet grounded cuisine. With a large and affordable wine list, delectable dessert menu, and family-style meals, it is the perfect restaurant for couples to large gatherings.

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Mio Sushi: Portland’s Top Sushi Spot
Mio Sushi is an award-winning restaurant with fresh ingredients and an affordable menu. While once exotic, sushi has recently entered the mainstream of American cuisine. Especially in the Pacific Northwest, sushi restaurants abound and it is sometimes difficult to choose the best one out of the bunch. By serving quality food with low prices, Mio Sushi is quickly becoming known as Portland’s top sushi spot.

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Kenny And Zuke’s: Bringing the East Coast deli to the Rose City
Kenny and Zuke’s gives you the taste of the neighborhood delicatessen with the innovative feel of Portland. Surprisingly, Portland lacks many quality sandwich stops despite being a city known for food carts and cheap eats. Kenny & Zuke's solves this problem by providing quality and affordable sandwiches among many deli creations.

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Waffle Window: The Little Restaurant That Could
Located right around the corner from bustling Hawthorne Street, the Waffle Window is a relaxing restaurant with mouth-watering delicacies. It makes up for its small stature by serving big-time tastes at a low cost. This local secret can serve both as the start to your Saturday or as a much needed sugar rush after a long day at work.

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My Thai Bistro: Elegantly served Asian cuisine
By offering the best in Thai cuisine and extraordinary service, My Thai Bistro humbly beats out the many Thai kitchens that dot Portland’s culinary landscape. The restaurant is wonderful to dine with its elegant interior, but also can make a good choice for take-out.

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Blossoming Lotus: Organic Food for the Soul
Whether a vegetarian or not, Blossoming Lotus provides you the opportunity to taste the wonders of meat-less cooking. Part of the joy of dining out is being able to experience new tastes and flavors. Their inventive dishes will both amaze and comfort you.

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Gruner: The ‘greener’ side of Portland’s culinary scene
Gruner is a shining example of the bustling restaurant scene in Portland. When most people think of a “European” style restaurant, French and Italian cuisine automatically come to mind. Gruner instead re-invents food and cooking techniques from the Alps region to make a wholly unique and still Northwest-rooted dining experience.

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