I went with a friend for HH on a Friday - good thing we got there early, the bar fills up really quickly after 5. A ton of people left before they could be seated since there was such a wait. HH food was good, and cheap. Lemon Drops were good and strong for HH prices! I was a tad disappointed the waiter circling with the Spanish Coffee did not stop at our table and offer one. (He went to almost every other table, but our glasses were always full of Lemon Drops - probably thought we were good to go)It was really fun to watch him pour them for everyone else though. Waitress was amazing, she was super busy, and kept our drinks and water full the entire time we were there! I'd go again for sure. :)

The quality of the happy hour fare has declined recently-- soggy nachos (and no salsa?), mushy seared tuna, and not-fully-cooked calimari. I don't expect HH food to be fabulous, but it should be worth eating. This is based on two separate visits in the last couple months.

If you want Thanksgiving all year round, in an historic restaurant, Huber's is the place. I love turkey, and this is where you get the best. Part of Portland's past, and great dining

Everyone the doctors says sit back, relax, and indulge. Huber's is like no other place in Portland, a step back into a different time with different customs. Expect to conform to Huber's customs, not for Huber's to conform to yours -- your life will be 100 x better, never look back!

Great service every time, granted it's not as fast as your jaw drop when you see the spanish coffee being made. Go just for the coffee and you're going to get much more (especially if you order something to eat). Relax a little and don't expect a hurry as if you are at a cheap bar (you're not cheap, are you?)--but do expect a noisy crowd after 6. Prices are down right cheap for happy hour; meals are a bit more expensive but well worth it. Food quality (a 10), drinks, and service won't let you down.

By the way, for all of you early birds...McCormick and Schmicks doesn't even compare on happy hour. Huber's presentation is impressive, even on the $1.95 appetizers. Good for pasta. The Turkey Cobb is divine. Bread pudding is a meal in itself. Ok, so go all ready!!!

If you like hanging out with middle eastern folks, this is your place. It's tough to tell because they disguise themselves well, sneaking up on you.

Huber's is great. The service can be a bit slow, but aren't you out to enjoy yourself? Relax.

I'm no fuddy-duddy, but why is this place always so damn loud? Why don't people ever shut up there? It's always full of hysterically shrieking soccer moms every time I go there. I've had good service there, unlike some, but it's the other PATRONS I can't stand.

Love this place! Lots of good memories with old co-workers/friends! Beautiful place, great service & LOVE the Spanish Coffees!

i agree with "portland lover" however be careful - those spanish coffees, although a great show, are almost TOO strong. most people may think i'm crazy for saying, but i couldn't even drink mine, it was way too potent.

Please don't let these biased people ruin your experience of this unique old-fashioned bar. Very classy, great service in all my times there, and the Spanish coffee "show" is the reason people go. Yes, the bar is hard to find and you shouldn't show up expecting fast food service. This is more like a fancy lounge for good drinks and dessert. Don't expect McDonald's service and just sit back and enjoy the ambiance & drinks.

Huber's has about the slowest service ever. Everytime someone orders their signature drink "spanish coffee" the waitstaff has to put on this silly show at their table. This wastes a tremendous amount of time. This place blows.

The waiter told my dinner guest to "go to hell"... The service at this establishment leaves something to be desired. When we spoke to the manager about the matter he said "I'm sure that he has learned his lesson, have a good night." That was it, I'm sure he has learned his lesson. No apology for making the woman cry. No consideration for the feelings of the sobbing patron. I guess being one of the oldest bars in PDX makes them think that they don't need to conform to the basic necessity of Customer Service. I will never step foot in Huber’s again.