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Medium ($$)Huber's Restaurant
411 SW 3rd Ave
Portland, OR 97204
503-228-5686
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In ShortThis space allows regulars to choose their dining milieu. One side offers a cozy, understated atmosphere, while the other section provides a romantic setting with gothic, arched doorways and a vaulted stained-glass ceiling. Northwest cuisine dominates the menu with dishes such as the Gorgonzola filet mignon atop whipped potatoes and smoked-salmon fettuccine in basil-pesto sauce. The pork and grilled halibut are popular among the low-carb set. But dessert lovers save room for the bread pudding.
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Turkey talk
If you ever have a craving for turkey, Huber's is the place to go. The aroma of roasting turkey fills not only the entire restaurant but the entire building. Imagine having to work in a turkey laden atmosphere! Anyhow, I've never had a bad meal at Huber's. In any case, I have no idea why this place is in a Chinese restaurant category.
Old Fashion Blue Plate Food
Their isn't anything fancy here,just wonderful food done right. I have been here sereral times and each time the meal was prepard to very high standards.
This restaurant has stood the test of time for over 130 years!! . If it's your first time to go their, try the !/2 and 1/2 turkey and ham with all the fixiings.
The wine list is not over priced and has a good selection.
Don"t go away with out having a Spainish Coffee.
ex cook
chef jim is not one you would like to train you to be a chef hes rude and mean but hey the foods always the same as its been for many long years at least chef cant mess everything up
Greek salad disaster
Had lunch at Hubers yesterday. Unfortunately I ordered the Greek Salad which was completely appalling. No resemblance to a Greek Salad at all - cardboard canned olives instead of Kalamata olives, some kind of honey/mustard dressing, instead of oil/spice/vinegar, lots of lettuce and almost no tomatoes. I pointed this out to the waiter and he agreed 100% - said it was very americanized. However, service was excellent, and ambiance is pleasant. Good beer on tap. Chef must seek retraining.