Bistro 23 is a café Portland located in United States.
5530 NE 122nd Ave (Airport Way) Portland , OR 97230 United States
| Reservations | No |
| Credit Cards | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Menus | Dinner |
| Drinks | Cocktails |
Had the tomato soup and Pork Chop . The soup was awesome, but the pork chop tasted as if the cook emptied the salt shaker on it. Service was good and outside seating is a plus on a sunny day.
Meatball sliders (mini banh mi ), Honey Rosemary wings , sausage and peppers or salami and arugula pizza ???????? THE bees knees
Fantastic lunch helpful cashier , great menu knowledge , friendly even though it was heading into lunch crush.
The pork belly sandwich with collard greens and stone ground mustard is amazing from top to bottom.
Tomato soup & grilled cheese is excellent! Ask them to add bacon for a little razzle dazzle.
The chicken and garlic potatoes are great! The rib plate is also wonderful
Pesto panini is my fave. Good prices and quick service . Pizzas and soups are yummy too.
Salad was excellent! And overall, menu looks great!
Great sandwiches . Skip the menu and check the chalkboard .
Pork chop was phenomenal
Friendly staff , good selection
Food is fresh and very good!
The Polenta burger is delicious!
Porkchop was amazing!!!
Great pull pork sandwich . Could use some slaw on it.
Bahn mi meatball sandwich
Really nice bathroom . Gals is anyway
New hours, as of 2/20/12, 9am - 9pm
Sandwiches
Excellent....
Delicious latte with hemp milk and house made spiced maple syrup. - Shawn Cook
Nice staff - really like the petite pies, especially the apple kijnd. - Sam C
Love this place, staff is very personable and helpful. I enjoy their food and drinks. - Emilianna Rodriguez
Yummy Hot dogs or pizza. Frozen yogurt for dessert. Love the sample carts all around Store when shopping. ???? - Margarita Perez
as expected, its Fred Meyer from 20 years ago, mostly merchandise, but now with a bit of grocery, will Target go the way of Freddies and become mostly grocery with a remaining touch of merchandise? - Brian Votaw