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Boisterous bar with a Greek temple theme, several pinball machines & pool tables, & a covered patio.
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Address: 4801 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97215
Phone: (503) 232-2037
Website: https://www.barofthegods.com/
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Address: 4801 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97215. Phone: 503.232.2037. Email: [email protected]. Hours. Monday: 3pm – 2.30am. Tuesday: 3pm – 2.30am
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BOG… a legendary Portland hangout for 30 years now. Enjoy our righteous beverages and rockin’ ambiance! 4801 SE Hawthorne PDX …
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Well for almost 30 years now, Bar of the Gods has been there for Portland with that chill but rockin’ cave-like vibe we all dream of at least 27 times a week!
Reviews
Sasha Kelley
Nice, chill atmosphere. Typical bar food, but good. The cute curly-haired male bartender was really nice and attentive. Good drinks. Played video poker. There’s only one pinball machine and it sucks- it’s a major ripoff. If you pull the plunger too hard, the ball will shoot right down the drain. If you decide to play this machine, shoot the ball gently 😉
… moreTim McManus
Great hole in the wall bar.
It’s dark, mysterious and where you might find locals because this bar kicks ass
… moreIt’s dark, mysterious and where you might find locals because this bar kicks ass
Erin Miller
We were here early on a Saturday night. We met a person at the bar that was a wee (very) intoxicated. The lovely & amazing bartendress took care of him, communicated to us she was keeping a watch over him. I want to send out a huge thank you for your care of your patrons. Cheers!!!!!
… moreMona Beaumont
Just as divy as I remember. The BLT and onion rings tasted good, but anything tastes good after a certain amount of alcohol.
Not interesting enough to keep your attention. Not quiet enough to read.
It’s a bar? So… stars ✨
… moreNot interesting enough to keep your attention. Not quiet enough to read.
It’s a bar? So… stars ✨
CPT. Wardawg
Food was decent, especially for the price. Service was great. Atmosphere was solid.
… moreToma Prichard
Most luxurious looking dive bar I’ve been to. Habanero margarita was amazing.
… moreZ MB
“The weight of Ann Taylor Loft Dscourse”
SE Portland hums around me—traffic lights and neon buzz. Skateboards clatter past on cracked concrete. I lean against the brick, cigarette glowing, headphones humming my chosen world. I take them down from my ears.
She’s talking—rambling, really—about all the corporate chains she loves at the mall. You know, any mall that somehow stands “thriving” at the end of the world. She tells me. I say “as if” in my head.
Cheesecake Factory, Sephora, Bath & Body Works like they’re constellations only she can see.
Her boyfriend arrives, all eagerness and inertia. She pivots, starts the whole litany over, same cadence, different audience. He nods along. I pull the headphones snug, tune out. The smoke curls upward, carrying my silence with it.
One cigarette later, I pull the headphones down. She hasn’t missed a beat. “Ann Taylor Loft,” she says, with reverence usually reserved for gods, or graves. He nods again, dutiful acolyte in the cult of chain retail.
And me? I’ve already passed the test. The mall won’t swallow me. The spiral won’t take me. I stub the cigarette, pocket my headphones, and step back into the night. Portland’s waiting—messy, loud, uncurated. The real story’s not in the mall.
She and I did connect over a recent gift to my goddaughter: a Clair’s gift card. The banter was unexpectedly sweet.
This place has a great patio, better bartenders, sidewalk seating, and plays Me First and the Gimmie Gimmies.
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SE Portland hums around me—traffic lights and neon buzz. Skateboards clatter past on cracked concrete. I lean against the brick, cigarette glowing, headphones humming my chosen world. I take them down from my ears.
She’s talking—rambling, really—about all the corporate chains she loves at the mall. You know, any mall that somehow stands “thriving” at the end of the world. She tells me. I say “as if” in my head.
Cheesecake Factory, Sephora, Bath & Body Works like they’re constellations only she can see.
Her boyfriend arrives, all eagerness and inertia. She pivots, starts the whole litany over, same cadence, different audience. He nods along. I pull the headphones snug, tune out. The smoke curls upward, carrying my silence with it.
One cigarette later, I pull the headphones down. She hasn’t missed a beat. “Ann Taylor Loft,” she says, with reverence usually reserved for gods, or graves. He nods again, dutiful acolyte in the cult of chain retail.
And me? I’ve already passed the test. The mall won’t swallow me. The spiral won’t take me. I stub the cigarette, pocket my headphones, and step back into the night. Portland’s waiting—messy, loud, uncurated. The real story’s not in the mall.
She and I did connect over a recent gift to my goddaughter: a Clair’s gift card. The banter was unexpectedly sweet.
This place has a great patio, better bartenders, sidewalk seating, and plays Me First and the Gimmie Gimmies.
Malcolm Earhart
Classic dive bar, all dark and disgruntled. IDK something didn’t seem quite right, not bad just off? Random weeknight visit so who knows. I’d still drink here regularly, no drama type of bar. They got a pool table and some digital distractions.
… moreCarina Jahn
This is a fun dive bar with great drinks. The bartender was great at giving drink suggestions. Love the vibe of this place. Give this place a try!
… moreFate Dw
Just moved to Portland went with some friends that live here. Bartender Grant was very cool and nice made jokes with us and held conversation.. the vibe is fun and dark but it’s definitely a place I’d go back also a pool table if that’s your thing
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