Blue Moon Tavern & Grill

Kick those blues here!

Here in our comfortable pub in Portland's buzzing Northwest neighborhood, the Blue Moon's Art Deco-style light fixtures, 12-foot neon sign resembling the roof of a pagoda and eclectic artwork encourage great conversation over the glint of a fresh pint.

Pool tables and windows that open up onto Northwest Glisan Street and 21st Avenue--along with classic pub fare and McMenamins handcrafted ales, wines, cider and spirits--make the Blue Moon a destination for Portlanders and visitors alike.

Blue Moon allows pets at our sidewalk seating only.

A Blue Moon illuminates the Nob Hill intersection of Northwest 21st Avenue and Glisan Street. Since 1985, the comfortable and engaging space has shone like an unusual beacon, attracting folks from all corners of the community. The Moon, it seems, has always been on the horizon, but it has cycled through many phases. From the hardcore biker days of the early 1980s, to the long run of the Silver Moon, and even back to the pioneer days when the site was first settled by former slaves from Kentucky, the Blue Moon has taken over 150 years to crest...

Here's a tale you'll hear once in a Blue Moon...