Spanish Revival Flat · Near Shops + Nightlife

From your host

East Burnside is Portland's best-kept-secret restaurant row - less crowded than the popular spots but packed with some of the city's most talked-about food. Kann is worth seeking out - Haitian-inspired, live-fire cooking from a Top Chef alum. Book ahead for this special night out. Screen Door is a few blocks away and serves some of the best Southern brunch on the West Coast - the fried chicken and waffles are legendary (get there early on weekends or put your name in online). For a low-key night in, Dimo's Apizza does incredible New Haven-style pizza from a wood-fired oven - order a whole pie or explore their Italian deli. When you need a break from eating, Laurelhurst Theatre is a classic Portland movie pub - catch a film with a beer and pizza. And for something special, Knot Springs is nearby with soaking pools, sauna, steam room, and cold plunge, plus a deck overlooking the river and downtown skyline. A few of our favorites nearby: Screen Door — legendary Southern brunch and fried chicken (get there early) · Kann — Haitian live-fire cooking, one of Portland's hottest restaurants · Dimo's Apizza — New Haven-style pizza, charred and perfect · Laurelhurst Theatre — movies, beer, and pizza in a classic theater · Knot Springs — soaking pools, sauna, and cold plunge with skyline views The neighborhood is central to everything - buses connect to downtown, and you're a short walk or ride from Hawthorne, Belmont, and the Central Eastside. It's an easy home base for exploring all of Portland.