Moreland Ale House

The bartender Ben was a judgemental old guy making fun of my disabled blind friends daughter to other customers. Other than that the food was decent. They charge for a second dipping sauce on a chicken strip dinner lol. I would not recommend.

Great sports bar with a fun and engaging staff, and customers that keep the atmosphere fun. Never had a bad experience, family friendly and respectful of all the letters in the alphabet. Good portion sizes, thoughtfully prepared food, and a whole bunch of screens with all the games playing. The summer menu drink menu is amazing with weekly slushy specials that actually have booze in them unlike the usual Portland slushies that are basically just koolaid. I’d give it five stars if the hash browns were crisper, lol.

10/02/2021: 4.50 out of 5 - Came here after a Saturday run with my group. Everyone was in agreement in trying a new place. We were able to sit inside for brunch. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much. Moreso, after getting my cup of coffee. However! When the food came out out, we were all pleasantly surprised with the food. It all looked nicely cooked, plated well, and most importantly, it was VERY TASTY! Great prices for the most part, too! The service at the Moreland Ale House was just spot on. Attentive, not intrusive, but all-around friendly service staff. Moreland Ale House is spac

This place is a hidden gem in the Portland market. They have exceptional food, quality cocktails, and friendly staff. It is also a great place to watch Sunday football. I rarely give 5 Stars across the board, so you might want to stop in.

Had a great weekend in Portland. We watched some hometown football and enjoyed some good food. Bloody Mary's are homemade and even a couple slots machines if you like penny slots. We even came back for seconds later that day. I will say they prices were pretty steep. A couple of beers a bloody Mary and a sandwich for $56.00. That is the only reason they didn't get a five star for me but in today's economy price matters.