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Pok Pok is expensive, but I have never in my life had better buffalo wings. I am salivating just thinking of them. Speaking of buffalo wings, for a so-so but

Pok Pok is expensive, but I have never in my life had better buffalo wings. I am salivating just thinking of them. Speaking of buffalo wings, for a so-so but still tasty/fun experience (lots of sauces to choose from!) hittup fire on the mountain. Two locations so it's easy to get to. Watch out for the gorge hikes mentioned - don't bother if it's a weekend and not raining - the amount of people on the trails is unenjoyable. Swing a weekday to avoid the crowds, or hike when it's rainy (still cool, but I am an oregonian...)

joelhooks 16y ago
> Pok Pok is expensive, but I have never in my life had better buffalo wings. I am salivating just thinking of them. $11 for the plate of wings is actually not bad. It is pretty big. And they are really delicious. If you get cocktails and go all out it is gets expensive. No doubt. The cocktails are killer too
edj 16y ago
+1 for pok pok, although I like whiskey soda lounge more. Across the street, same owners, similar menu, excellent whiskey and scotch selection, and authentic (i.e. no ketchup) pad Thai. Regarding the gorge: some hikes are fine on weekends. Eagle Creek Falls trail requires a $5 per car day use fee, which keeps out the crowds. It's one of the best trails in the gorge. Skip it if you don't like heights though, and be careful if it's raining.
- cullenking 16y ago
  When I went, it was an all out dinner sort of thing. I guess it's not crazy, especially for the OP coming from the bay area, but two people with no drinks tipping the $65 scale is steep for my bootstrapped self :) I'll have to checkout the whiskey lounge, and great tip on Eagle Creek. Gotta love that slick drop off to the raging river below :)