Cully Central

"This Lao restaurant and beer bar, named for the street on which it sits, is home to a cozy patio, flowers hanging from the ceiling among heaters and string lights. Here, visitors dip spoons into steaming bowls of Lao noodle soups, like khao poon, a Lao curry broth with vermicelli, or khao piak sen, a pristine chicken broth soup with hand-made rice noodles. The patio is dog-friendly, as well, so you can knock back a pilsner while your pup hangs out next to you." - Thom Hilton

"Cully Central is a Lao sports bar that serves spicy soups and stir-fried noodles, all for under $15. This house-turned-bar has plenty of TVs for watching the game, and even a children’s play area for when you’re just drunk enough to show off those building block skills. Order a Beerlao - a popular Lao brand of beer - or choose from one of the many craft beers and CBD-infused sparkling waters available." - krista garcia

"Cully Central is a Lao sports bar that serves spicy soups and stir-fried noodles, all for under $15. This house-turned-bar has plenty of TVs for watching the game, and even a children’s play area for when you’re just drunk enough to show off those building block skills. Order a Beerlao - a popular Lao brand of beer - or choose from one of the many craft beers and CBD-infused sparkling waters available." - Krista Garcia

"Cully Central is a brightly lit, family-friendly sports bar serving traditional Laotian food alongside Oregon craft beers. Try the savory, deep-fried Lao beef jerky with fish sauce paired with chile-dense papaya salad; or the nam khao, a crispy rice salad paired with long lettuce leaves to make crunchy wraps. The casual atmosphere makes it easy to enjoy a Fort George beer while the kids run around in the restaurant’s designated play area." - Nick Woo

"To many, Cully Central symbolizes a new era for the neighborhood, serving Laotian cuisine with a hipster edge. One part brightly lit sports bar and one part Chuck E. Cheese, the real draw here is the Nam Khao, a Lao dish of delightfully crispy rice with tiny flecks of pork — the pinnacle of fried rice. Cully Central also has an impressive array of local beers and ciders on tap." - Kara Stokes