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Heathman Restaurant & Bar

Portland, OR, United States

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Best of Award of Excellence

The Heathman Hotel
1001 S.W. Broadway
Portland, OR 97205
UNITED STATES
http://www.heathmanrestaurantandbar.com

Tel: (503) 790-7752

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Restaurant Overview:
Wine

Wine Strengths: Oregon, Burgundy, California, Washington
Pricing: Moderate
Selections: 750
Inventory: 3,700
Corkage Fee: $15
Sommelier: Jeff Groh

Cuisine

Pacific Northwestern/French
Entrées: $18 to $36
Prix Fixe: available
Meals: Lunch and Dinner
Chef: Philippe Boulot

Credit Cards:
American Express, MasterCard, Visa, Discover

Average user rating:
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User Name: Timothy Labranche
Rating:
Date rated: November 01, 2008
Comment: Sommelier Jeff Groh and attending chef Phil Oswalt gladly accomodated our (on the spot) request for a paired tasting menu representative of the local flora and fauna. In fact, I am not quite sure who was more appreciative of the opportunity - these folks are just waiting to share their sincere, yet almost giddy passion and their undeniable talent. For instance, when sommolier Jeff Groh introduced the Yakima Valley Syrah he was pairing with the wild mushrooms and Oregon fallow venison, his affection for the pairing spilled over with personal memories of excitement foraging for the little treasures when he first moved to the Pacific NW. The evening also included local oysters w/ Perrier Jouet Fleur de Champagne, lamb tongue with an Alsace Gentil, sweetbreads with an absolutely fantastic local (St. Innocent) Pinot Noir, a standout papillon Roquefort with a 1997 Sauternes, and hand crafted chocolate treats (a veritable chocolate Bento box, and I think one truffle was infused with lavender...). This restaurant embodies the best that dining can be - a personal date with your very own sommelier and chef, where all of you go on a wonderful, hopefully surprising trip together.
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