5 of Portland's Most Beautiful and Impressive Bars |
Boasting more than IKEA shelves and tea lights
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Mary Locke on Dec 9, 2014 in
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1. Huber’s
With high arches reflecting the mosaic of stained glass skylights, and broad-chested bartenders who wear white button-up shirts, black vests and red silk ties, Huber’s seemingly appears just as it did when it first opened its doors in 1879. It has been in continuation operation since then, putting on a show when pouring flaming Spanish coffees and dominating Portland’s turkey sandwich scene. (411 SW 3rd Ave.; 503-228-5685)
Photo by Mary Locke
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