Brasserie Montmartre

626 SW Park Ave Portland, OR 97205
Phone: (503) 224.5552
Located in: Downtown Portland - Visit Website
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BarFly's Review of Brasserie Montmartre

Recently re-opened after several years' closure.

Old review: Crayons on the tables keep this upscale joint well-grounded, with the winning art from annual table art competition proudly displayed throughout. Jazz every night, and never a cover. Good service.

Hours:
M-Th 11am-1am
Fri/Sat 11am-3am
Sun 9am-12pm

Brasserie Montmartre's Happy Hours
Monday$3.75 menu 2-5pm
Tuesday$3.75 menu 2-5pm
Wednesday$3.75 menu 2-5pm
Thursday$3.75 menu 2-5pm
Friday$3.75 menu 2-5pm
SaturdayAlas, no happy hour today.
SundayAlas, no happy hour today.
Reader Reviews of Brasserie Montmartre
doesn't fit the neighborhood anymore

Ive been in this neighborhood for something going on 10 years, and ever since the brasserie reopened its been nothing but an annoyance. Last night some LA/west hills wannabe left her pocket yappy dog locked in her sealed Mercedes Kompressor for four and a half hours. When I went in to ask the Brasserie folks if the rapidly suffocting dog & car may belong to one of their patrons I got the attitude of "well...I'm sure *I* don't know" from the bartender. The music sounds decent and I'm sure the food's lovely, but downtown Portland does NOT need another New York City wannabe attitude. Screw em.

Reviewed Anonymously by QE on February 5, 2010, 12:24 pm
OPEN

Yup, it reopened on November 2. A limited menu and limited wine list, sad to say.

Reviewed Anonymously by none of the above on November 20, 2009, 2:52 am
reopening

The Brasserie is opening in October!!!!

Reviewed Anonymously by johnny on August 24, 2009, 10:48 pm
Does anyone know??

I have been waiting for years for this place to re-open and it looks like it won't. Does anyone know who the previous owners were? This was my favorite place to go...

Reviewed Anonymously by pete on August 14, 2009, 4:31 pm
Brasserie Montmarie Closed

I found out a week ago that the Brasserie was closed. it is my favorite place to go to get away and also take visitor to Portland. i was so sacred to me that I only went for dinner once or twice a year. I started dating my wife in 2003 and have never taken her there. I was planning to go soon when someone asked me if I had ever been there and they heard it was closed I am heart broken. I will never forget my first two times it was with work for a power lunch and later that week for a Portland Trailblzers dinner. I hope it reopens.

Reviewed Anonymously by Marsel on April 12, 2008, 8:00 pm
Still closed, but great when it was open

A wonderful place when it was open, but it closed for a full-on seismic safety retrofit and remodel. Latest rumor is that it's changed hands and the new owners intend to reopen in a few more months under the old name, with the same basic theme. Which would be great, if a bit overdue. Assuming more of the same, great food even very late, wonderful desserts, good drinks and excellent jazz. For the interim, try 23 Hoyt or Wilf's for a similar type of place.

Reviewed Anonymously by Mark Forbes on November 12, 2007, 6:25 pm
please take me here

Very classy, hip, young, gorgeous waitstaff, and the best service in town... I felt like one of the family... the bartender offered me a French cigarette (thank you!)... two lovely men played sax and strings and the background... everyone was high (at least I thought so!) and there were four frenchmen chatting it up with a portland girl, who didn't have a clue, but that is part of a portland girl's charm I suppose. Take me here, Gerardo...

Reviewed Anonymously by gerardo's girl on August 11, 2005, 1:52 pm
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