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Pool, sports TV, happy hours & American eats offered in a tavern space in the historic Kenton Hotel.
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Address: 8303 N Denver Ave, Portland, OR 97217
Phone: (503) 286-9242
Website: http://kentonstationportland.com/
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Reviews
Cheyenne S
I am not a sports bar person, I hate having big TVs everywhere. I found this place had a bit of a sports bar vibe, but not so much that I was bothered.
It’s large, and fairly busy, but the bar and wait staff were super friendly and there were not too many TVs.
I met up with a colleague to work on a project and while there was a buzz in the place, we had no problem hearing each other and getting out work done.
I was super hungry and they were having a fish and chips combo that was affordable and came with a cup of clam chowder, so I got that. Freaking amazing! The clam chowder was so delicious there was no need to add anything, which is unusual… The seasoning was on point. The fish was cooked perfectly and the breading was light. Fries are my kryptonite and I rarely eat them because it can be hard to stop if they are good. These fries were perfectly tender inside and slightly crispy outside, clearly hand cut. Perfection – definitely ate too many fries… Could not find my off switch.
I will definitely go back again when I’m in the area.
… moreIt’s large, and fairly busy, but the bar and wait staff were super friendly and there were not too many TVs.
I met up with a colleague to work on a project and while there was a buzz in the place, we had no problem hearing each other and getting out work done.
I was super hungry and they were having a fish and chips combo that was affordable and came with a cup of clam chowder, so I got that. Freaking amazing! The clam chowder was so delicious there was no need to add anything, which is unusual… The seasoning was on point. The fish was cooked perfectly and the breading was light. Fries are my kryptonite and I rarely eat them because it can be hard to stop if they are good. These fries were perfectly tender inside and slightly crispy outside, clearly hand cut. Perfection – definitely ate too many fries… Could not find my off switch.
I will definitely go back again when I’m in the area.
Daniel Berger
Really great experience with large portions and delicious food! Living in the area for 20 years first time here.
… moreElija Bandersnatch
I’ve been rolling through Kenton for almost 25 years and it never even occurred to me to stop and eat here. For all of the history and great stonework it’s like the place is wrapped in an invisibility cloak.
Well it popped up on my phone as a place for sustenance and I decided to rip away that invisible curtain and give the place a try. I’ve been craving burgers recently and The Kenton Station seemed promising.
I was wondering to myself why I had never stopped there before and I realized it has the local drinking hole kind of look. The kind of place that might be a little run down and full of folks sitting around who all know everyone else. It didn’t look all that welcoming to me.
I kind of hate ordering at the bar at restaurants. I resist sauntering up to a bar unless I’m wearing my shiny pearl handled six guns, my old beat up cowboy boots, and a tattered and tortured cowboy hat that has seen some stuff.
But let us address the meal itself, all can be forgiven if the burger fills my withered old heart, if it lifts me like a glorious sunrise rising above the trees.
Unfortunately it did not. The onion rings were ok, they had an odd taste that might be old oil or maybe the rings themselves might have come unaltered from a supply store. It was not a bad taste, but not great either.
The bacon burger tasted alright, but was chewy and a bit dry. Nothing to write home about unless you are writing to your mother to complain about the food. To be honest, it was one of the worst burgers I’ve had in a while.
Kenton itself is such an interesting little village. It looks like it wants to be better, but got caught on an old snag on the way up. And like the Kenton Station, it’s not living up to its own potential.
… moreWell it popped up on my phone as a place for sustenance and I decided to rip away that invisible curtain and give the place a try. I’ve been craving burgers recently and The Kenton Station seemed promising.
I was wondering to myself why I had never stopped there before and I realized it has the local drinking hole kind of look. The kind of place that might be a little run down and full of folks sitting around who all know everyone else. It didn’t look all that welcoming to me.
I kind of hate ordering at the bar at restaurants. I resist sauntering up to a bar unless I’m wearing my shiny pearl handled six guns, my old beat up cowboy boots, and a tattered and tortured cowboy hat that has seen some stuff.
But let us address the meal itself, all can be forgiven if the burger fills my withered old heart, if it lifts me like a glorious sunrise rising above the trees.
Unfortunately it did not. The onion rings were ok, they had an odd taste that might be old oil or maybe the rings themselves might have come unaltered from a supply store. It was not a bad taste, but not great either.
The bacon burger tasted alright, but was chewy and a bit dry. Nothing to write home about unless you are writing to your mother to complain about the food. To be honest, it was one of the worst burgers I’ve had in a while.
Kenton itself is such an interesting little village. It looks like it wants to be better, but got caught on an old snag on the way up. And like the Kenton Station, it’s not living up to its own potential.
Ellie Herman
This place is super chill and easy going. I would highly recommend them for a date night, hanging with friends, or work happy hour. It is just such a good place to get some good food, good service at a decent price. I will say, I loved it here but the parking situation is not the greatest. Even so, I would go here again their menu is full of options for everyone. We got wings, a hamburger, fries, curly fries and a caesar salad. The burger was good, not dry and okay in flavor. The fries were salty like we wanted, the wings were pretty good as well. You have options and so I would highly recommend this place. The have tvs so you can watch games here also.
… moreBradon
Don’t get me started on the ribs.
Because
O
My
God
My man Dub makes the best damn homemade BBQ sauce on this side of the Mississippi!
If you go, you will go back.
… moreBecause
O
My
God
My man Dub makes the best damn homemade BBQ sauce on this side of the Mississippi!
If you go, you will go back.
michael judd
Great food and excellent prices. My wife and I love going here for the food and drinks. Wish they would stay open later but other than that it’s perfect.
… moreTroy Parke
Best burger in North Portland! Service was top notch. This was even after the F1 races at PIR. You won’t be disappointed.
… moreSarah Lynch
I was told if I expected hot to warm food for dine out I was out of luck and my daughter who loves your food should eat in even though she’s autistic and only wants to eat at home
… moreWalker Brooks
Cookie was awesome! Cool, historic location on the main drag of Kenton. Full menu, huge spirit selection. Great beers, ciders, and CBD juice (not sure what you call it) on tap. Highly recommended if you need some nostalgia.
… moreCarol Sturgeon
Looking for a moderately priced place for lunch on Denver St. In the Kenton neighborhood, my son and I gave Kenton Station Pub a try. Definitely a neighborhood bar, they had an area for minors during certain hours, so we sat down. We were quickly acknowledged and given menus. Typically tavern fare, my son’s French dip was excellent. Meat was tender. Ah jus flavorful but not too salty. I had a hamburger which was also better than fast food any day. The side of tots was huge! While the decor is dated, the pub was very busy. Sidewalk dining was also available. The staff worked together well to provide friendly and prompt service. Great job Kenton Station. We’ll meet again!
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