Portland's - Phoenix

The menu features pizzas, burgers, a handful of duck dishes, and desserts—nothing too challenging or offensive, and everything is tasty and reasonably priced. However, it's all set within a backdrop of modern architectural revival, which has been trendy in recent years. This creates an impression of yet another generic, mid-priced dining spot. The only thing that sets it apart is the overt pretentiousness surrounding their wine selection. While I enjoy wine, treating it like a fetish is simply ludicrous to me. Wine should complement your food, but in this establishment, it feels like the food is merely an afterthought to the wine list.

The menu features pizza, burgers, and a selection of entrees and desserts—nothing too challenging or offensive, but everything is tasty and reasonably priced. However, it’s all presented within the trendy framework of modern architectural design that has gained popularity in recent years. Ultimately, it feels like just another generic, mid-priced dining option. The only thing that sets it apart is the somewhat ridiculous concept of a "wine bar." While I enjoy wine, treating it as a sort of obsession is just beyond me. Wine should be enjoyed with food, but here, it seems the food was merely included to enhance the wine offerings.