Landmark Saloon

Really fun experience. The live music was awesome. Service was good. The grounds are large with ramp and outdoor seating with a food truck or two. Bathrooms are clean. I’d go back.

They run a bar like a painter paints a picture! A rare gem. One has to go about 3 times and eat there too to really get the hang of it

Shout out to my man Zach behind the bar, the true MVP. Always a good vibe music wise. Can’t go wrong here folks

Need more chairs/ places to sit when shows happen. Nachos were not my favorite but I heard the chicken sandwich is really good.

Super fun place to watch small bands .

Landmark saloon has a great atmosphere, and multiple bars to order from. Great music and outdoor space! Highly recommend for friends to sit down and have a drink and chat and enjoy themselves. Definitely go! Also beer is very fairly priced!

Awesome outdoor area with a bar and TV in a nice part of town. The fire pit is very nice to sit around with friends on a chilly evening. Good food carts right on the property as well as a bunch just a block away. They ran into some permitting issues with their live music but last I heard they will slowly start having shows again. Good place for local, small country, bluegrass. Decent tap list and the cocktails are pretty good.

Cute westernish-bar with lots of great live music.

Amazing Experience! Friendly staff, great drinks and quick service. Great music and people, the food was amazing as well. Menu changes daily, however we had the bratwurst and pulled pork sandwich and they were both perfectly made. Robert Henry was playing which led us here to the Saloon while visiting from Florida! We can't wait to come back again with these great vibes!!

I've caught some of my favorite music here. Indoor + outside (covered) seating. Pretty affordable. Also BBQ from a cart.

Apparently, they've been in business for quite sometime, but I never noticed. Nice little venue, I wish there were more inside seats, but I get that most prefer standing when listening to music. Tonight we were entertained by Your Strange Companions, a wonderful rockabilly-classic country band. They featured four refreshing cocktails just right for hot weather, the one with huckleberry was my favorite. Their website indicates they shine at cocktails. Gonna return for more drink and live tunes.

The Landmark is a solid, versatile spot. Truly something for everyone here! Huge outdoor patio with heaters? Check Live music and events? Check TVs for the big game but not too many that it's ambiance-killing? Check Rustic interior just divey enough to get cozy? Check Great food? Check (more on this later) Decent cocktails? Check -- get a mason jar Good beer specials? Check -- ask for bucket of your favorite cheap tall boy Their own beer?? Check! They brew a tasty lager in collaboration with Threshold Brewing Back to the food: it's very solid! Provided by Leeroy's food cart located on the patio, but order at the bar. They sling Southern-inspired fare; I've seen things like bbq ribs, pimento cheese dip, even a fried bologna sandwich (don't knock it if you haven't tried it!). My advice? Order whatever they've slapped between a bun that day and prepare to be satiated.

The Best. Wonderful music, great food, excellent service. Pretty decent people to boot. Def would go back too much.

This is superb. Anywhere you can get a beer AND collard greens is Mighty Alright With me. -charles THE webber

Their pork sandwich and burnt mac and cheese is amazing!!! This bar has a great ambiance and I highly recommend it!

Last Saturday I just wanted to go hear some live music. I looked up some places here on yelp and the Landmark advertised a band that was going to be doing some kind of fundraiser that evening. I enjoy going to see live music alone so it was no big deal for me to grab an Uber and head over. The place was crowded and the opening singer was the guitar player of the band. He was captivating and when the whole band got up, everyone was dancing and just enjoying the space. The bartender was super friendly and I really appreciated her attentiveness to noticing me in the midst of the chaos. You can kind of tell the feel of a bar if you go there solo, and I felt safe and seen and the other patrons were super friendly and I didn't feel creepy or anything. The guy taking money at the front for the fundraiser was super friendly and welcomed me to the space. The regulars who were out on the floor dancing told me about how much they love this place. I could see why this is a neighborhood favorite and I will definitely be back. I didn't get to check out the back patio even that was super hopping with people, but I will do that next time when I bring friends. Look forward to coming back.

Solid music spot if you love country/western. If your tastes in country includes Jason Aldean, this place isn't for you...in fact, you should probably do us all a favor and jump in front of a bus, but that's a whole other conversation. Great decor and huge patio with fire pit. The food can be hit or miss but that's my only real complaint.

A honky tonk bar? Geez. I left Texas to get away from the so called music that is played. Well, it was close and they have Shiner Bock on tap, so that's a really good thing. I have not seen any place around here with Shiner on tap at all. Yes it's a Texas beer, and we are in Portland, the land of amazing beer. So, I'm sure it's not a beverage on the top of most bars list. But it should be up there. We needed a place to drink and Landmark was right down the street from where we ate. Cool little joint with plenty of seating inside and out. A band had set up inside and thankfully, so my ears wouldn't bleed, we left shortly after the band started. But, that was after sampling a few pints of Shiner and a pretty good oatmeal stout. buddy never had Shiner. He was glad I introduced it to him. As I stated, cool place. I'll go back for the $4 Shiners.

I already liked the Landmark. From the first day they opened, I felt welcomed and the staff was super friendly, plus the vibe works and the outdoor patio is pretty great. But during the pandemic, it's been a friggin' godsend. I remember a few years ago having macaroni and cheese with burnt ends, but I'm not sure if they serve that anymore. It feels like that part of it might be a bit different than a few years ago. They still serve food, and it looks fine, but I don't know anything about that. I go there to drink and it's a good place to drink.

Perfect spot to enjoy a beer on a random sunny Portland evening. Away from the busyness further West on Division, good solid selection of beers and service was solid as well. Fierce game of cornhole going on in the backyard patio, absolutely gorgeous!

cool spot to hang out and the drinks are cheap. just hung out in the back outdoor area and had a drink here. great spot

Normally, I wait for the second trip before I write a review. A lady doesn't just kiss and tell, right? But I never said I was that kind of a lady. I am, however, an Old Crow-drinkin', washes-it-down-with-Jubeale, puppy-handlin', country ballad hummin', heat lamp-stealin', extravagant hand gesture talkin' kind of a lady. This makes the Landmark Saloon my kind of place. As if Whiskey Wednesday specials and a large backyard-style patio full of pooches and bearded men didn't make that clear enough. You know where to find me and most of my lady parts this winter.

I don't know about you, but making my way in the world today takes everything I've got. When I think of taking a break from all my worries, well it seems like it sure would help a lot. So, sometimes, y'know... sometimes, I wanna go where everybody knows my name. For me, that place is the Landmark Saloon. I've known the Landmark since it was just a campfire glint in the owners' whiskey-loving eyes. And though over time I've become a literal fair-weather friend (more of a Lilith, probably, than a Norm), I'm still so proud of what it's become. It's a comfortable neighborhood bar. It's your awesome friend's back yard. It's a flexible space that accommodates bands, birthdays, troops, trivia, tournaments and even the odd Harvest Festival and pie-off. It's a home away from home, with a cast of characters as warm and lovable and supportive as they come. And they're always glad you came. If you know the song, sing along: Patio. Cornhole. Pendleton. Gentlemen. Tumbleweed Tea. And me.

Nice SE pub. Redone interior with a huge outdoor seating area. Since it was a perfect July day, I only saw the inside when I was ordering and using the 'facilities' (Nice and clean for those who like to know). Good mix of taps, 50 cents off pints at happy hour. Minimal food and a bit pricey. I had a grilled ham and cheese (a wee bit thin on the filling for $7+) and a nice green salad. I 'm not sure this would ever be a destination pub for me since I live in NE but I'd stop in again, for sure. One note. More bike parking is needed. I heard they're trying to get a bike corral out front. Maybe they should have a petition at the bar for people to sign.

The Landmark is brave for having so much of its space outdoors in rainy Portland. When it's nice in the evening, it's a total win though. It's kind of like a working backyard filled with homey projects and a chill cornhole competition. They should install a chicken coup and promote brunches! The inside space is compact, but they manage to fit in live down home bands. They have some adventurous house cocktail specials and a selection of about 10 micros, running towards middle weight ales. The Landmark establishes its namesake as a legit neighborhood tavern, hangout and backyard with friends.

This is one of my favorite music venues in town for the bluegrass, rock-a-billy, country lover. There is music 7 nights a week, usually 1 band from 6-8 pm then another from 9-11. They have a huge patio that offers a food cart, outdoor beer bar, and corn hole games. The inside has music, dancing, and a full bar. Another aspect I love is it attracts all ages and styles from the young hipster, biker type, business, and old country folk. The employees are very friendly and on top of their game. The only reason I am not giving 5 stars us because of the small size. It is a house converted and is definitely cute and quaint but it fills up fast.

I love the Landmark Saloon. This new-ish bar on SE Division is sure to become a longtime PDX staple hangout. An excellently designed, mood-lit interior is complemented wonderfully be REAL country & western music and the friendliest of bar staff. My girlfriend and I have become regulars and I don't see that stopping anytime soon. Other bad ass amenities include "Quiz Attack" trivia every Tuesday night, a HUGE outdoor seating area with canopies and heaters, an outdoor fire pit and great drink specials (including SIN night on Sundays for those of us in the industry of serving food and drink - $1 off wells and crafts that are already very reasonably priced). Again I can't reiterate enough how great the staff is and how awesome it is that their well whiskey is Merle Haggard's libation of choice, i.e. Dickel. Highly recommended. Plus, we live just a few blocks away and find it wonderful that the Landmark is a part of this burgeoning section of the Richmond neighborhood. Plus, Plus...they've got vegan chili and chips plus a veggie BBQ sandwich for those of us who abstain from meat. Cheers!

I think that my review is based on the number of kids in the outdoor space. Staff is lovely. Very friendly and professional. Great beer selection. Outdoor space is pretty great. Mulch on the ground, food cart, cornhole. If you are not into kids, it's not a space to chill out. Kids running everywhere, sometimes with little supervision. New Division vs old, if you will--new Division is kid-centric. Not our vibe, but cool for folks that are.

Great bar with lots of patio seating. Bartenders are on top of everything. Prompt service, and quick on bussing. The vibe is very friendly with both employees and regulars. I've always felt welcome and comfortable. Landmark is a sweet Division Street gem!

Such a chill bar with great drinks and food. Love the outdoor patio and watching cornhole.

My Friday and Sunday night hangout spot! Love a little western theme, then this saloon is your place to be! Great chill atmosphere inside and a wonderful outdoor space with a firepit, cornhole, and Leroy's BBQ Food Cart. And the libations are what keeps me coming back. My favorite is their Vodka or Whiskey Sweet Tea! Oh man, those are deceiving! Great live bluegrass music too! It's a fun yet intimate place to enjoy some great music and drinks. I'm staring at the clock right now because I'm headed here once the clock strikes 5pm!

5 stars going strong for this good ol' saloon! They have a huge patio that is great on a sunny Portland day. There are tons of tables and chairs easy enough to move around depending on the size of the group. The inside is a bit dim and has that great "saloon" feel to it. They have a good beer selection including one of my favorites, firestone double barrel ale! Some fun coktails were on the menu including a delicious bourbon or jeremia weed mixed with some tasty lemonade and soda. Yum! They also had a special of 4 Tacate tall cans for $10! The food truck Leroy's was conveniently right next door and they had some of the best BBQ around! The experience was great! Definately returning in the future for some more sunny porch time, bourbon coktails, and delicious BBQ next door! Good times :)

Great bar, a little divey which is fun. Half of the bartenders are amazing and great to talk to, the other half are pretentious hipsters. Big bummer that the attached BBQ food cart has such limited hours - I'd be here way more often if I could rely on a snack! Great patio!

Patio okay. During daylight hours. Drinks: good. Atmosphere: good. Would I come back? Only at night.

Came at night time when they had live music, woohoo! With that, the live music had a $5 suggested cover.. which I paid but shouldn't have because I stayed outside the whole time and couldn't even hear the music outside. The outside has a very large patio area with seats and bar stools and tables. They even have cornhole! However, the cornhole and a large portion of the back yard gets closed around 10pm. And almost everyone outside smokes!! So beware of that if you don't like smoke. The inside is very dark and cramped (no room to dance, at all). I could not see anything! The music was great, live, folk, punk, idk how to describe it but it was good! The inside also had a strange smell, kind of like mildew. The drinks aren't weak but they aren't stiff. Kind of average prices for drinks, but on the lower end of average. They have a few specialty cocktails that come in mason jars (delish). Few bars on tap and a bunchhhh of cans. Not a fancy place. Definitely a modern day "saloon" or watering hole.

Such a fun 'lil country bar on Division Street. We were lucky enough to be there when a good live band was performing, and the patio out back there is a bbq food cart and cornhole and plenty of outdoor seating. Ideal.

One of my favorite environments. The drinks are exactly what they should be, the service is just fine, the music is regularly great, and the outdoor seating is fantastic.

The best thing about this place is the music and corn-hole when the season is right. It's a haven for smokers because they pack a heater in their outside patio area. They open a second bar in summer. During the winter the music is right and it's a warm place to grab a brew.

Do you like day drinking outside? Me too! Landmark has the best vibe in the neighborhood. Just go there. If you don't like it, go home, look in the mirror and try not to cry you monster. The outdoor area is the main attraction and it does not disappoint. You want food to curb your sunny buzz? How about some legit BBQ? The place is a landmark.

The Landmark Saloon is a great place to relax and listen to some good music. Both times I have been there was live music and an upbeat folk band. It was pretty great! There is also a large outdoor area that is amazing for the spring and summer. I am glad it is just a couple blocks away because I will be there at least once a week over Summer!

Great location. Sweet bartender. Take a break from shopping on division. Not pretentious. Huge backyard. Feels like you are at a family reunion with tons of picnic tables and games and cold drinks and laughing talking socializing. Skip the snotty places and put your phone on silent and just kick your shoes off and hang out here in the back.

Drove into town late, and just wanted a bar that was fun and casual. We had an amazing time. Inside was cozy but not cramped. It was Saturday night and they had a bluesgrass band that sounded great. We grabbed beers and sat outside where there was plenty of bench space and food trucks. Met my expectations and more.

Rob: What are you drinking? Andy: Double Mountain IRA. R: What's that like? A: It's one of my favorites. Want to try it? R: *sip* Too hoppy. A: Whatever. What are you drinking? R: Rainier. A: *blink* *blink* R: Hey, I'm 21 years old, I don't know anything about beer, and it's $2.50. A: I'll let it pass this time. R: I'd take it as a kindness. A: Hey look, there's food on our table. *** This rather mundane conversation has been brought to you by the corn hole, the beautiful, spacious patio, and the amazing service at the Landmark Saloon. We really didn't have a whole lot else to say.

small and loud inside quiet and large outside whiskey Wednesdays, and live countryisk music that is all you need to know! I might of slightly fell in love with place, it sure isn't a fine dinning, conversation and cocktails place, instead this is the spot you go to to chill out, drink your day away, and jam out to some countrylike music. Outside:] This patio outside is double the size of inside. and outdoor bar, corn hole, covered metal parking structure for rain cover. picnic tables for groups, a southern style food cart on site, and bar service all outside. Inside:] one bar to order drinks and food from, great drink specials on the daily, live band almost every night! I am totally surprised by how much I like the place Eats & Drinks:] of course you can get your hipster and whatever the heck you call yourself drinking style on; PBR's, Miller cans, craft beers, a full bar, and as Katie P even said -unpretentious cocktails- Totally agreeable. The food is pretty good, prices are fair and if you're unsure what to order get the grilled cheese and bacon sandwich! Not a ton of places to sit inside to chow down, but sure is the place to come grab a drink with a friend and a quick bit.

I don't get it... this place is a bar right? It looks like someone's backyard. But not like "oooh a patio" more like "let the dog out to do its business" kind of backyard. There's limited seating indoors, so you will most likely end up outside. Bring a coat because the heaters will run out of propane and you will sit there inhaling cigarette smoke involuntarily. I suppose those living in SE might turn to this bar and declare love the same way I do for my North Portland digs. It's probably a place for regulars, so that's why my boyfriend and I end up feeling we're hanging out inside a petting zoo fence or a pumpkin patch, minus the pygmy goats and gourds. All the wood chips and huddling beneath a steel pole barn will do that to you. Don't get me wrong, they serve alcohol and allow food cart food. However, so does my living room and it's more than slightly warmer this time of the year. The only main attraction here seems to be hipsters trying to grow beards.

I said I'd give them another star if they stocked Lando Calrissian's favorite malt beverage - Colt 45. They've come through, and so must I. Seriously. Good beers, good malt liquors, tasty cocktails, laid back owners, and most of all, a great patio. What more could you ask for this close in?

I have such a love hate thing going with this place. I love that they're totally chill with bringing in outside cart food. And I'm more than in love with their mason jar cocktails (your pick: bourbon or sweet tea vodka, with lemonade and soda). It is no question the drink of the gods. I just hate that a good seven-eighths of the massive patio area is open to smoking. Yeah, I get it, we're outside and greater than 10 feet from the door. I just don't like it. In the end, though, I don't have to like it. Portland will always have more than its share of nicotine sucking, bourbon swilling clientele that it really doesn't matter much if I hang out here or not. They're okay with that. I'm okay with that. I venture in occasionally for a mason jar concoction and to watch some sweet corn hole action ("Get IN there!"), but I never seem to stay for long and I always feel the need to shower and wash my hair when I get home.

This is a fab new bar located right where a new bar was totally needed. It has all the usefulness of North, with even more space than Scoreboard. Every employee I've met has been laid back and friendly, and the owner is doubly so. And they actually have cognac. Personal bias, but still! The inside is very nicely laid out. Clean lines, with good contrasting (but not clashing) colours. The prices are reasonable, and the selection is good. I highly recommend this place. :)

Hands down, The Landmark Saloon was my favorite bar that I got to go while visiting Portland and it was definitely a great way to end my trip. Located on the Southeast part of Portland, it definitely has a homey backyard feel that makes you feel welcomed. I loved it. The bar itself is pretty roomy, but the outside part of the bar was my favorite with its covered picnic tables, ringside fire pit, and the twinkly lights lighting up the area. I was told that in the summer, they set up corn hole so folks can play. Don't worry, you can take your drinks outside! That's definitely a win. The drinks here are strong and good. I went with the house whisky and ginger drink they had. AH-mazing. Cheap too. I ended up getting two of them and a PBR for about $12. If I hadn't had an early flight the next day, I would have gotten more. The bartenders are super nice. Both guys that helped me were really cool and fun to talk with. I really wish I went here early on my trip because I would have ended up here every night. I really need to make another trip up just so I can go back here again.

It's open...and it is fantastic! This should be the next patio you check out!The main attraction is the outdoor seating area with a large fire pit, lights strung canopy style across the courtyard, tables inside and out with mason jar lights....and best of all.... CORN HOLE....In case you don't know what Corn Hole is: http://www.playcornhole.org/whatis.shtml You guys have got to see this place! The inside is traditionally decorated with dark wood and cool Victorian looking wall paper but the doors are chalkboards. I'd say the "style" of the pub is Scotland meets the Pearl District with a Hawthorne vintage store twist. The artichoke dip was bomb and the Veggie BBQ Sandwich was decent- I'd say less BBQ sauce, more cheese and some onions (for me).

HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY! A bar on the upper Division Zone that is A W E S O M E! Although they have been open for 'round a month tops, this has quickly become my favorite joint! Instantly I am in love with this place for 3... well, 4 reasons..... 1- Big HUGE patio! With tons of tables, and TONS of space!!! Good vibes abound. I met with a group of 5 of my girlfriends here and we had a blast. All dolled up, we played boardgames and laughed. Helped by the attentive but not overbearing staff, never had empty glasses. 2- Framed photo of Marty Robbins on the wall inside / Old-Timey Country tunes bumping from the speakers inside and out. 3- Great Drinks at Fair and Reasonable Prices! 4- Great Staff!!!! The staff is attentive, but not "all up in yer shit". Which I like, very much. Back to the patio.... there is a contained fire pit and a beanbag toss / corn-hole game! It's like horse shoes but less deadly when drunk. The interior is very warm and welcoming. It feels classy and sassy, but remains affordable and fun. This would be a great date spot. The food is yummy too. I have tasted both the Artichoke/Spinach dip and the Chili... both were delicious. Oh... and seemingly a tweaker free zone! Unlike their neighbors across the street. (ugh) I hope this review will sway you to check this place out ! Highly Recommended!

Food used to be way better when the Landmark was trying to establish itself. Now that it's really popular, the food quality has gone way down. I mean, jeez, they used to serve meat from Nicky Meat! That was outstanding! I miss the really good sliders and extraordinary food. This said, the bands are still great and the bartenders are still nice. Last time I went there, Shorty and the Mustangs were playing. The place was packed and I was a bit too crowded where there was standing room only. I left early because it was too crowded. But hey, them's the breaks. The band was great and the drinks were not so hard to rustle up. My only complaint about the bar: get more selection of scotch. It's mainly all bourbon behind the bar. Why not have a peat and a sweet scotch to round off the whisky collection? I recommend an Ardbeg 10 and a Glenmorangie Quinta Rubin. Please no more Laphroaig 10. I'm so sick of that in every bar that tries to have something unusual. It's not! It's boring and average.

Patio, Patio, Patio!! Now if they get a ping pong table and gas heaters for winter this place will rock. Sat out back last night with a friend around the fire and within 20 minutes had met several new friends and had a great time till late. We were asked if we needed more drinks outside and they cleaned up after us as we went along. Very nice staff and also have met two of the owners as they come around and say hello. haven't tried any food yet but would like to see more on the menu as there selections are a bit basic. But i think they will grow as the year goes on. The neighborhood was looking for something new and i think this place may be what they were looking for...

I went here my first night in Portland, and it did not disappoint. A little honky-tonk with great live music. I went on a Well-Swung night, and got to do the West Coast Swing on the west coast. The people are friendly, and the atmosphere is just a little divey (so perfect, imo). Great selection of beer, and there's an outside seating area when it's nice. Even a comfy couch to hang out on. It's on a main drag, so getting an Uber was no problem, but I didn't notice the parking situation. There's also a bus stop about 100 feet away.

I love the Landmark. My husband was working close by so sometimes I'd meet him for a drink afterwork. The staff is awesome, and definitely have a heavy hand on the pours (no complaints about that). The whiskey-lemonades they make are delicious and served in mason jars. Good selection of beers, and everything from tall boys Olympia to nice local craft beers. They usually have some band playing country music inside, which was so unexpected to find in the middle of SE. The patio is amazing, so much seating, corn hole, and even a fantastic food truck. It's definitely hard to have a conversation inside while the band is playing, so if the weather is nice it's best to be outside if you want to talk to the people your with. But this is a great place to grab a drink on your own and just listen to some music. Honestly, one of the reasons I'd love to live in SE is just to be closer to Landmark Saloon. It's totally stolen my heart.

Im in love! I've lived in this hood for 4 years, and I've been waiting for this sweet spot. The patio is the obvious plus... They have cornhole in the back corner (get your minds out of the gutter, not that kind of cornhole, the GAME!) Aside from that the indoor ambiance is sure to impress during our long winters. The drinks are generous, the music is great, and the staff is pretty, what more do you want. Also the grilled PB&J is a tasty treat and go's well with a big glass of whiskey. Also Pendelton Blanket decoration. BAM. It's that good.

I had a great time here at the UYEPT. The beer selection was small, but well-chosen, and the patio is fantastic! Lots of space, nice grass, dog friendly, and chill. I didn't play any cornhole, but it looked fun. I'm docking a star because they really didn't have any food to speak of, just snacky things and too-small-for-the-price sandwiches. I ended up going down the block to Leroy's and grabbing some BBQ and bringing it back.

Next to Slingshot, the Landmark is quickly becoming one of my favorite hang outs. For one, there is a huge outdoor seating area. Two, a decent selection of booze and beer. More so, the staff is polite and are quick to get everyone what they need. They always seem to be adequately staffed depending on nights they are busy. A huge selling point is, they have a great country/western theme on-going and would be pleased as punch if it was an out right western bar! The prices are good/average and located near several prime food locations (if they have food there, I have no idea what it taste like... I don't go there for the food. I will say that it is my favorite summer location (the outdoor seating is more than spacious) and also one of my favorite winter locations (the inside reminds of nicer cabins I've been to. Also as it had been mention... CORNHOLE!!!