About EAGLE Portland
- Bar/
Cafe - Food served
- Fetish, Leather, Happy Hour
EAGLE Portland, located in the vibrant North Portland neighborhood of Portland (OR), USA, stands as a welcoming gay bar embracing leather, fetish, and kink enthusiasts within the LGBTQ+ scene. Proudly owned and operated primarily by gay men, it fosters an unapologetically queer vibe that celebrates diversity and self-expression.
Patrons enjoy gourmet hot dogs, refreshing drinks during daily happy hours, and shaded outdoor patios perfect for mingling. The venue shines with themed events like shirtless nights, underwear pool tournaments, and brief encounters, blending relaxation with playful energy. Inside, a billiards table, lively music, and friendly bartenders create a laid-back yet charged atmosphere. Whether you're connecting over a game or soaking in the inclusive spirit, EAGLE Portland delivers good times and genuine community connections in a space that's more than just a bar—it's a haven for authentic fun.
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Opening Hours
- Monday
- 14:00 – 02:30
- Tuesday
- 14:00 – 02:30
- Wednesday
- 14:00 – 02:30
- Thursday
- 14:00 – 02:30
- Friday
- 14:00 – 02:30
- Saturday
- 14:00 – 02:30
- Sunday · today
- 14:00 – 02:30
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