Fearless Critic restaurant review
Laurelhurst Market
A promising new shout-out to the nose-to-tail crowd
Modern, Steakhouse, Sandwiches
Casual restaurant
Hours
Daily 11:00am–11:00pm
Features Date-friendly, outdoor dining
Bar Beer, wine, liquorCredit cards Visa, MC, AmEx
Reservations Accepted
www.laurelhurstmarket.com
Northeast Portland
3155 E. Burnside St.
Portland, OR
(503) 206-3097
Laurelhurst Market has some serious foodie cred: it’s run by the same folks who’ve created a stir with Simpatica Dining Hall and Viande Meats. This butcher shop and casual steakhouse might look totally informal, but it’s serious about food. At lunchtime, the only seating is outdoors; otherwise, the dining room…
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The dining area is really quite nice and very modern and forward. Not too loud for conversation. One unnerving aspect though was that the wait staff would stand in front of the cooking station when idle and seemingly stare out at the patrons, which felt a bit as though they wanted us to leave. Attentive though and we were not ignored.
A '9' ? Sorry, no. I don't think we would have a reason to return.