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- Kirseá HukenflugenAugust 9, 2014Great bartender! I forget his name but he has dark-rimmed glasses & makes one hell of an old fashioned. Happy hour is affordable & tasty but beware of dainty portions. Regardless Paley's is worth it.
- Enrique Gutiérrez ArzateNovember 27, 2016Menu is a little bit pricey. Happy Hour (5:00 - 7:00 pm) is a good deal; The best is the atmosphere and the music
- Sung HwangMarch 11, 2016The food was really tasty but not as phenomenal as expected from the reviews online. Try beef tartar(amazing), cod, escargot w bone marrow. The wait was a bit too long & ambiance was too noisy/busy.
- ShayDecember 27, 2012Let's summarize it by saying this is the best place to experience new flavors. The escargot in tear bones is amazingly good and original! Love it!
- Saveur MagazineApril 9, 2012In a city famed for its ingredient-driven restaurants, special credit must be given to Paley's Place, a shrine to the bounty of the Pacific Northwest housed in a rambling, candlelit Victorian home. Read more
- Anthony MaggioApril 27, 2013The salted caramel Sunday at Paley's is truly out-of-this-world. All the food is wonderful and showcases unique ingredients from the Pacific Northwest.
- CITY GRITAugust 1, 2014Vitaly Paley is a legend and rightfully so! You can’t go wrong with anything on the menu though we’re partial to the Stuffed Quail!
- Whit BreedenMay 23, 2016One of the best burgers you will find it all of Portland. House-made brioche bread that melts in your mouth.
- Natalia BakerOctober 21, 2014Superb service and excellent food. An upmarket restaurant but good value for the quality.
- kate aJanuary 20, 2011vitaly loves truffles so I love vitaly (and kimberly). tartare perfectly seasoned. chefs know what's just right. lisa does too, bar conversation? plenty of good dialogue for your next novel. go here.
- Ingrid BorlandJuly 27, 2017Loved this place! Had the truffle dumplings and I still dream about them!
- Portland MonthlyJuly 1, 2010The food is whimsical, earthy, and decadent. Consider one simple meal: a romaine salad, charcuterie, ravioli, pork shoulder with polenta. Featured as one of Portland Monthly's Best Restaurants of 2009 Read more
- Janet JohnsonDecember 6, 2009Sit at the bar with Lisa if you can. Enjoy trying something new. Paley's is one place where I will try pretty much anything. They take northwest food, add a French flair, delicious. It's very special.
- Christopher StefanJuly 22, 2014Be sure to save room for dessert! While the food was wonderful the desserts were absolutely sublime.
- graceface killaJuly 28, 2012Some of the best salmon and lamb ever tasted.. And a wide selection for charcuterie and cheeses.
- Victoria HallFebruary 17, 2014Great food and not a bad seat in the house. You will not be disappointed!
- Portland MonthlyNovember 4, 2010Fifteen years ago, Kimberly and Vitaly Paley helped jump-start a new Oregon cuisine. Blending New York restaurant savvy and French schooling with casual Portland style... Read more
- Ben Gellman-ChomskySeptember 8, 2011Get the cheeses for dessert. The local raw (unpasteurized) options are great!
- Chefs FeedAugust 5, 2014Ben Bettinger, chef of Imperial, eats here on his nights off. He loves the American wagyu beef tartare. Read more