Bible Club PDX

This was a great experience all-around for me. I love and appreciate the music of the 1920s, along with the artwork and newspaper articles and history the people alive today won't experience. Look for the red door. The venue is a house. You will be seated immediately. The food is really delicious for a small establishment. Witty names for the cocktails. Plenty of zero-proof options for those who want to enjoy themselves but aren't drinkers. I just had a beer and bruschetta. Parking is all street so be mindful of no-parking zones.

Loved this place, definitely planning to be back. Bartender asked what I like, I said rum, he suggested the "Across The Pacific", and it was divine. I could have just smelled it the whole night and been happy, lol. Food was great, too. Can't wait to go back and try everything else. Atmosphere was cozy and inviting, and with the outside just looking like a house and no real signage, it felt like a speakeasy, very cool.

This place exceeded expectations, was a great speakeasy. Make sure that you go to the house, not the place next-door that looks like it might be a bar. That’s the brewery. The food was delicious and unexpected. Get some strawberry jam like four of them.

Notice the red glass door as it the only outside indication the you have found the club. The cocktails were great and the atmosphere was delightful. I think we missed the study group and after our first round I had already planned my escape route in case the authorities raided the place. I was all in to the experience. Fun.

This review is for the outdoor space, but I cannot find a separate listing. I really enjoyed this venue. The live music was excellent, and I've heard that the artists are always quite good. The drinks were fun- I tried a twist on a Moscow mule, and the Portland Fog. I tried the second one hot and it was perfect. Very lavender flavoured though - beware of you're not a big fan. The food was also really good. We did the baked brie, charcuterie board and meatball dish. It was good, though we ordered too much for two. Staff was friendly and the line moved quick.

I will say one of the absolute coolest establishments I've been to recently! From the prohibition decor to the name of the drinks and food on the menu. What an awesome time and experience. Was a perfect ending to my birthday weekend festivities. I will say the PB & P (which stands for prayer btw) was one of the best cocktails I could have ordered. Also the passion fruit mousse cake was very nice and subtle. Not overly sweet which i throughly enjoyed. Well done. Will certainly be back.

This place was a really cool experience but I would skip on the food. The location and museum in a house set up was really cool! Staff was super helpful, nice, and quick. We got the la vien rose drink which is great but strong! The pretzels and fig croquettes under delivered on flavor but the presentation was neat. I would definitely come back here for the experience.

From the outside, this looks like any other house in the neighborhood, perhaps with louder music coming from the backyard. But once you step inside, you're in one of the coolest speakeasies in the Pacific Northwest. While there's outdoor seating for more social events in nice evenings, the indoor bar and tables are the highlight. Beer is nice, but the cocktails are the main attraction, especially the old-timey ones. I got a smoked Manhattan and it was absolutely amazing. The food ain't lagging behind. While it's fancy pub fare, the quality is really good. I recommend the olives and the cheese. Definitely worth visiting, and great place to bring friends as well!