Bar Diane stands out among Portland’s restaurants and bars, blending the charm of a Parisian wine bar with a modern, approachable spirit. Guests are welcomed into a lively setting where the curated wine list spans natural wines, Champagne, skin-contact bottles, and sparkling selections. The bar’s team crafts distinctive spritzes, apéritifs, and martinis, each prepared with expert care and creative flair. The kitchen delivers a nightly-evolving menu, balancing staple favorites with inventive, seasonal plates. Sourcing sustainable ingredients, Bar Diane offers both playful snacks and substantial dishes, making it an inviting destination for memorable evenings with friends or relaxed solo visits.
Cool hideaway with a patio presenting a large wine list, plus cocktails, small plates & local bites.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Entrance on NW 21st Ave through the gate next to Eb & Bean, Portland, OR 97210
Phone: (971) 255-1387
Website: https://bardiane.com/
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I had the orange Georgian wine and it was a fantastic, citrusy experience!
The food like the oysters, steak, salad and fries were beautifully displayed, high quality ingredients!
It is hard to find for first timers like myself. Atmosphere was quiet when arriving at 430pm during the week but picked up around 6-630pm when my friend and I were leaving
The cheese platter was nice, it came with a soft cheese like Brie and a hard cheese. The mussels were also amazing. The soup it came with tasted so good that we finished an entire baguette dipping in it
Would definitely visit here again.
Excellent wine selection. I order 4 half glasses and everything paired perfectly with the food.
I came here on Sunday ($2 per oyster) and the wines were excellent and the food surprisingly good.
MUST GET:
– oyster with champagne from romaine guiborat.
– hamachi crudo
– roasted maitake paired with local orange (Buona Notte mortadella from Columbia George in Washington). Maitake was served with pinenut and rice crumble, which was delightful. I put the sauce with hamachi crudo in the roasted maitake and it elevated the taste. It can use a bit more balsamic vignegrette or lemon juice to elevate the mushroom taste even more.
– dessert wine (2021 romaine ogereau, chenin blanc) was delightful. Very balanced. Subtle sweetness with perfect balance of citrus notes. A bit of apricot on the nose. A fine ending to the delightful dinner.
Solid:
Spaghetti with morel. Paired with 2023 Bruno verdi from oltrepo pavese Italy. I really liked the pecorino cheese that tempered the salty-ness of the spaghetti. I think the food would be better with a bit less oil. The spaghetti almost reminded me of the Asian noodles vs traditional spaghetti.
The wines were also delicious. To tie everything together, the ambience was great for a summer patio hang out. The alleyway does reverberate sound so it can get a little noisy.
Great place to sit and enjoy a glass of wine with a small group of friends or solo dine and catch up on a good book!