Bye & Bye in Portland (OR) stands out as a cherished vegan bar-café on Northeast Alberta Street. The vibe is laid-back and welcoming, featuring eclectic, hipster decor that captures Portland's signature charm. Expansive front and back patios, plus an open-air dining area, make it ideal for soaking up the neighborhood energy.
The menu draws from Southern-style influences with hearty vegan dishes like the "meatball" sub, Eastern bowls, grilled cheese, spaghetti, chili pie, pretzel knots, and chips with salsa. Weekend brunch shines with sides such as sausage patties, potatoes, soyrizo, black beans, chili, and collard greens. Drinks include a solid selection of beers, ciders, cocktails, and wines, highlighted by a signature mix of peach vodka, peach bourbon, lemon, cranberry, and soda.
It's a go-to spot for casual hangs, people-watching, or satisfying plant-based meals, blending flavorful comfort food with genuine hospitality in a vibrant setting.
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