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At PLS on Sixth, located in the heart of downtown Portland, our philosophy is simple: good food, good vibes, and a great time. We believe in bringing people together with delicious, soul-satisfying meals, refreshing drinks, and an atmosphere that feels like home. Whether you’re grabbing a burger, hanging out with friends, or celebrating life’s little moments, we’re all about making every visit a memorable one. It’s not just about what’s on your plate—it’s about the experience. Peace, love, and soul, served up daily.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 515 SW Clay St, Portland, OR 97201
Phone: (503) 484-1084
Website: https://www.plsonsixth.com/
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Reservations: opentable.com
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GOLDEN HOUR HAPPY HOUR 6-8 DAILY. starters & light meals · PEACE, LOVE & WINGS. $12.00. garlic-lemon, buffalo, or hych sauce. · STUMPTON BIRRIA POUTINE. $14.00.
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Reviews
Ola M
Loved this place! We ate here every day when we stayed at Hotel Zags. We had the birria poutine, groovy fries, peace love and wings, bacon me crazy salad, grilled cheese, it’s your bag pizza, pork & harmony pizza, portlandia milkshake, purple haze milkshake, and short-shake milkshake. Everything was absolutely delicious and I would definitely reorder anything we ate. All the dishes were fresh, flavourful, and well prepared.
My personal favourites were the groovy fries, grilled cheese, and purple haze milkshake.
Everyone working there was friendly and welcoming and gave INCREDIBLE recommendations. Shout out to Arthur who not only makes incredible drinks but would consistently go above and beyond!
… moreMy personal favourites were the groovy fries, grilled cheese, and purple haze milkshake.
Everyone working there was friendly and welcoming and gave INCREDIBLE recommendations. Shout out to Arthur who not only makes incredible drinks but would consistently go above and beyond!
M E Nelson
Located inside the Hotel Zags! Great bar, good Happy Hour (6-8), AMAZING food!! Staying at the attached hotel, this place is a go to for a quick bite, or a sit down dinner! Patio has tons of games and ample fire pit seating! 10/10
… moreMarc van Beek
Room was very good.
Atmosphere was nice, also the lounge garden was nice to be (good cocktails)
Toilet wasn’t flushing
One of the elevators didn’t work.
Outgoing parkingdoor didn’t work.
Breakfast was very poor. Had motels were it was better.
… moreAtmosphere was nice, also the lounge garden was nice to be (good cocktails)
Toilet wasn’t flushing
One of the elevators didn’t work.
Outgoing parkingdoor didn’t work.
Breakfast was very poor. Had motels were it was better.
Donna Paris
Service was almost nonexistent. Ordered from the QR code on the table and we were not told that their internet doesnt work great so the bar doesnt get drink orders. Food was mid at best. Would not come back. Even if I was staying at the hotel.
… moreIsidora Dragovic
We stayed there for two nights. The staff is amazing, the room is very clean and pretty, we even rented bikes for free in the lobby (would definitely recommend as Portland is very bike-friendly). Everything is above average except for breakfast – there were only bagels and cereals basically, so on the second day, we had breakfast somewhere else. Luckily, the hotel is in the city center, so there are many great places for brunch nearby.
Also, the parking is very expensive at the hotel – 40$ a day, but around the hotel there are many places where you can park almost for free.
… moreAlso, the parking is very expensive at the hotel – 40$ a day, but around the hotel there are many places where you can park almost for free.
Andrew Cherney
Stopped in for happy hour. Okay for a hotel bar, but not great. Fairly small menu, and the Groovy Fries (happy hour) simply were not that groovy. Parking is tough too in this area of downtown.
I will say that the bar service was really good though. Just not a great atmosphere.
… moreI will say that the bar service was really good though. Just not a great atmosphere.
Leandra Paasch
I had the strawberry shortcake shake and it was delicious. The fries were also tasty. The person who helped us was absolutely delightful. 10/10 service
… moreGerald Pinner
We made reservations for seven on the Fourth of July, which turned out to be as necessary as an ashtray on a motorcycle. The place was nearly empty. That’s not always a bad omen. Empty can mean peace. It can mean solitude. In this case, it mostly meant the staff had no excuse to be so slow.
The place is pleasant enough. Fire pits flickered in the courtyard like the last stubborn lights of a dying universe. There were a few 80s and 90s arcade games humming their low-tech lullabies near the front. Everything was clean. I appreciate clean. Clean means someone still cares.
I ordered the chicken sandwich. It had pepper-jack cheese from Tillamook, pickled onions that were trying their best, a spinach leaf or two doing a little backstroke in a sun-dried tomato aioli. The sourdough was toasted. The sandwich was perfectly sufficient. The fries were fine in the way that a polite Midwestern conversation is fine.
One of our group has a basil allergy. She ordered the Love & Soul Burger with no basil aioli. It arrived with basil aioli. The server asked if the kitchen could just scrape it off. Scrape it off. As if allergens were emotional wounds or jelly from a kid’s sandwich. A refire was requested. The server sighed like we’d just asked him to rewrite the Magna Carta.
Speaking of our server. A man of limited patience and zero visible sense of humor. When someone in our group asked if the mushroom burger had mushrooms, he blinked like a fax machine receiving bad news. She was trying to determine if the patty itself was a mushroom or if there were simply mushrooms on the burger. We found the ludicrousness of the conversation hysterical. He was not interested in the nuance.
Still, he did redeem himself in a small and human way. He suggested we walk a few blocks to see the fireworks from the Hawthorne Bridge. He was right. It was a lovely view. That earns him an extra star. Sometimes kindness is as simple as pointing someone toward a better sky.
In conclusion, PLS on 6th is a decent spot if you are staying at the Hotel Zags and want something close, quiet, and just fine. The prices are reasonable. The food is solid. The service is something else. Whether that something is charming or exasperating depends on how long you’ve been waiting for your drink.
… moreThe place is pleasant enough. Fire pits flickered in the courtyard like the last stubborn lights of a dying universe. There were a few 80s and 90s arcade games humming their low-tech lullabies near the front. Everything was clean. I appreciate clean. Clean means someone still cares.
I ordered the chicken sandwich. It had pepper-jack cheese from Tillamook, pickled onions that were trying their best, a spinach leaf or two doing a little backstroke in a sun-dried tomato aioli. The sourdough was toasted. The sandwich was perfectly sufficient. The fries were fine in the way that a polite Midwestern conversation is fine.
One of our group has a basil allergy. She ordered the Love & Soul Burger with no basil aioli. It arrived with basil aioli. The server asked if the kitchen could just scrape it off. Scrape it off. As if allergens were emotional wounds or jelly from a kid’s sandwich. A refire was requested. The server sighed like we’d just asked him to rewrite the Magna Carta.
Speaking of our server. A man of limited patience and zero visible sense of humor. When someone in our group asked if the mushroom burger had mushrooms, he blinked like a fax machine receiving bad news. She was trying to determine if the patty itself was a mushroom or if there were simply mushrooms on the burger. We found the ludicrousness of the conversation hysterical. He was not interested in the nuance.
Still, he did redeem himself in a small and human way. He suggested we walk a few blocks to see the fireworks from the Hawthorne Bridge. He was right. It was a lovely view. That earns him an extra star. Sometimes kindness is as simple as pointing someone toward a better sky.
In conclusion, PLS on 6th is a decent spot if you are staying at the Hotel Zags and want something close, quiet, and just fine. The prices are reasonable. The food is solid. The service is something else. Whether that something is charming or exasperating depends on how long you’ve been waiting for your drink.
Janis Galloway
I dined here as I was staying at the hotel and had a long day of traveling so wanted something convenient. Unfortunately the food was tasteless and the service non existent. I believe they were understaffed as it appeared there were only two servers working the whole restaurant including the outside patio (which is lovely). The servers literally had sweat pouring down their faces. I had the happy hour Caesar salad and a Margherita pizza. The salad was edible but the pizza was really bad. Oily with no flavour and looked like they had blasted one coin-sized area with dried oregano. I also ordered a glass of wine but it never arrived. I had to get up from my table and walk to the bar to ask for a glass of water. Again, I think the servers were being run off their feet, so I don’t completely blame them. I’ll note my stay at the hotel was great.
… morePeter Anderson
Good bar with a great selection of beers, wines and cocktails.
Good food available and a fantastic garden to sit in with firepits.
… moreGood food available and a fantastic garden to sit in with firepits.