Huber's

Frommer's Review

Huber's, Portland's oldest restaurant, first opened its doors to the public in 1879 and is tucked inside the Oregon Pioneer Building down a quiet hallway. The main room has a vaulted stained-glass ceiling, Philippine mahogany paneling, and the original brass cash register. Turkey dinner with all the trimmings is the house specialty, but you can also gobble stir-fried turkey and prawns, turkey pot pie, and even turkey picatta. Another specialty is Spanish coffee made with rum, Kahlua, Triple Sec, coffee, and cream. The preparation, which involves flaming the rum in a wine glass, is a very impressive tableside production. Because Huber's bar is quite popular, you'll probably enjoy your meal more if you come for lunch instead of dinner. Be sure to ask for a table in the old vaulted room.

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