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Campana — Restaurant in Portland

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Campana
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Nearby attractions
Woodlawn City Park
6854 NE Claremont Ave, Portland, OR 97211
Nearby restaurants
Breakside Brewery - DEKUM
820 NE Dekum St, Portland, OR 97211
Firehouse Restaurant
711 NE Dekum St, Portland, OR 97211
Woodlawn Coffee & Pastry
806 NE Dekum St, Portland, OR 97211
Good Neighbor Pizzeria
800 NE Dekum St, Portland, OR 97211
The High Water Mark
6800 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR 97211
P's & Q's Market
1301 NE Dekum St, Portland, OR 97211
Cafe Eleven
435 NE Rosa Parks Way, Portland, OR 97211
Park the Carts
7339 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR 97211
Omar’s Gyro
7339 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR 97211
Taj Indian Cuisine USA
7339 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Lot #7, Portland, OR 97211
Nearby hotels
Piedmont Vacation Rental
5933 NE Garfield Ave., Portland, OR 97211
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Campana

901 NE Oneonta St, Portland, OR 97211
4.7(313)$$$$
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attractions: Woodlawn City Park, restaurants: Breakside Brewery - DEKUM, Firehouse Restaurant, Woodlawn Coffee & Pastry, Good Neighbor Pizzeria, The High Water Mark, P's & Q's Market, Cafe Eleven, Park the Carts, Omar’s Gyro, Taj Indian Cuisine USA
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(503) 841-6195
Website
campanapdx.com

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Featured dishes

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Classic Caesar
Anchovy, croutons, parmigiano (can be made vegan)
Arugula Salad
Red wine vinaigrette, pecorino (gluten free, vegetarian, can be made vegan)
Garlic Bread
(Vegetarian)
Rigatoni Amatriciana
Tomato, guanciale, pecorino (can be made vegan)
Spaghetti Puttanesca
Olives, anchovy, capers, marinara (can be made vegan)

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Nearby attractions of Campana

Woodlawn City Park

Woodlawn City Park

Woodlawn City Park

4.4

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Nearby restaurants of Campana

Breakside Brewery - DEKUM

Firehouse Restaurant

Woodlawn Coffee & Pastry

Good Neighbor Pizzeria

The High Water Mark

P's & Q's Market

Cafe Eleven

Park the Carts

Omar’s Gyro

Taj Indian Cuisine USA

Breakside Brewery - DEKUM

Breakside Brewery - DEKUM

4.5

(464)

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Firehouse Restaurant

Firehouse Restaurant

4.6

(312)

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Woodlawn Coffee & Pastry

Woodlawn Coffee & Pastry

4.5

(285)

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Good Neighbor Pizzeria

Good Neighbor Pizzeria

4.4

(274)

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Reviews of Campana

4.7
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5.0
14w

Campana. Wow. Genuine Italian food like nothing else in Portland!

The food is superb. Crafted so perfectly, such balanced flavors and every component works together in harmony. You can really feel the love in these recipes. That red sauce. You can put a straw in it and drink it. It's that good.

We got the eggplant camponata. Holy... Wow what flavor. The bread they used was crisp but soft. It alone had an amazing flavor profile. With the eggplant? Incredible. The burrata with the heirloom tomatoes, basil, olive oil and balsamic was the freshest possible. That cheese was like it was made that hour. The ravolini, which is made in house like all their pasta, was beyond incredible. Cooked to perfection with a creamy tomato sauce that is velvety with such flavor.

I could go on and on but all you got to know is that what they're serving that day will be phenomenal. You won't want to go to any other Italian spot in Portland because none compare.

George and Anna have put together an east coast gem of a restaurant here in Portland. Their team is immaculate. They made us feel like we're home and amongst friends.

The wine list and drink menu was crafted around the food like an orchestra is to a theatrical play. Complementary to say the least. Exquisite to be frank. The amaro list was flawless. We had the Montenegro, Ramazzotti and the Nonino. Delicious.

Finally dessert. Ok. Listen. A cannoli is either perfect or inedible. It all comes down to that cream and shell. If the shell is soggy or to thick, it takes away from the cream. If the cream is too sweet, you can't eat it. Let's just say the cannoli they make in house all from scratch is better than most cannoli I've had on the east coast. You can tell they go out of their way to pipe that cannoli cream to order. The cream is so balanced with a hint of citrus. To freaking die for.

Last but absolutely not least the gelato. It's Pronto brand which is George's other business and let me tell you, like every thing this guy does, it's top notch. If you haven't had his pistachio gelato get it. It's like nothing you've ever had. It's hard for me to get any other flavor because I genuinely crave that pistachio.

Go to campana. I warn you though. You won't want to go anywhere else for authentic Italian food in this city.

Thank you again to the team for such an...

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2.0
16w

After seeing several positive reviews online, I booked a reservation for two on the patio. We ordered a salad, three pasta dishes, a side, and dessert. With tip, our total was just over $180. For this price, I’d expect outstanding food and service, but sadly, that was not our experience.

We were greeted and seated promptly, and both the host and our server were friendly and welcoming. Our server was knowledgeable and informative, offering their opinion on their current favorite dishes when we asked.

Our salad came out promptly, within 10-15 minutes of being ordered. The salad was described as greens with shaved vegetables, but the shaved vegetables in question were only radishes and some fried onions or shallots that were a bit on the stale side. The dressing was bland and there was no seasoning, salt, or pepper.

This is where our experience really went awry. After eating our salad, we waited OVER AN HOUR before any more food came out. Since we requested our meal family style, I assumed dishes would come out one by one. Nope. We sat there for a full hour with no food being brought out. Even worse, our server didn’t even check in with us to apologize for the delay or to explain what was going on. At one point I said to my dining companion, “Did they forget about us or what?”

Finally they brought out the remainder of our dishes all at once, which isn’t really an ideal way to serve multiple dishes to two people. None of our food was hot; it ranged from lukewarm to cold. While the pastas had great flavor and were perfectly cooked, we were disappointed to receive cold food after patiently waiting so long. The zucchini al forno was completely lacking in salt and on the bland side. Though the tomato sauce atop the zucchini was tasty and well seasoned, it didn’t save the underseasoned zucchini. The tiramisu was also just mediocre.

Once we finally had our food and were working our way through our dishes, no one came to clear plates, so we just stacked them up on the table. This was also surprising for a restaurant of this caliber.

Given the lackluster service and cold food, I’m not sure we’ll be back...

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5.0
23w

Everytime I look at google reviews, it always feels like someone wants to watch the world burn. Campana had a mix of praise and distaste, which in my opinion should have just been praise.

Campana was wonderful! Aesthetically it felt very trendy, and upscale. The service was good, and the food did not disappoint. They also have a large amount of wines and cocktails to choose from. They do not have any beer on tap, but have a good selection of cans to choose from.

For food we got the appetizer special, cavatelli, spring agnolotti, strawberry tiramisu, and the cannoli. I would highly recommend the appetizer special (if only I could remember what it was exactly), and the spring agnolotti. The appetizer special was a very soft fritter paired with a lemon aoli that gave it the perfect kick. The spring agnolotti was a very fresh and rich balance between the pea and ricotta. Don't get me wrong, the cavatelli was also pretty good, and it did grow on me as I ate more. It's a bit more subtle in flavor that left me at first wanting a bit more sauce.

The strawberry tiramisu was an interesting take on the traditional dessert. It was very light, fluffy, and had a well balanced sweetness with the strawberry jam. The cannoli I think was a little bit better in my opinion. The pistachio chocolate added a very interesting complexity to the soft ricotta filling. Unsure if it normally comes with 2 cannolis, but it was perfect for me and my partner to split.

Overall, I'd definitely recommend Campana. It's a great spot for an upscale date night. A bit more pricey compared to other options around, but it felt responsible for the experience, service, and food quality. I'd come back again if given a reason. Overall I'd give...

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We stumbled upon this Italian gem on a Wednesday evening, and the experience was so delightful that we couldn't resist coming back on Saturday. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed and at ease in the cozy setting. Our waiter on Wednesday, Derek, was attentive and friendly, making us feel right at home. The olives we started with were a revelation – bold and flavorful, setting the stage for an unforgettable meal. On Saturday, Haleigh was our server, and she was equally knowledgeable and approachable. She had spot-on recommendations that made our meal even better. The food was top-notch, easily some of the best Italian I've ever had. The dishes were fresh, the pasta cooked to perfection, and the sauces were rich and nuanced. Every bite was a celebration of authentic Italian flavors. Tim, the manager, made a point to come over and chat with us on both visits. His personal touch and genuine interest in our experience made us feel valued and appreciated. This restaurant has quickly earned a special place in my heart. The perfect balance of great food, friendly service, and a warm atmosphere make it a must-visit for anyone seeking an exceptional Italian dining experience. Note that we are vegan and had allergies and the staff were incredibly accommodating to this. Couldn’t recommend this place enough.
gabi mckenziegabi mckenzie
I didn’t love campana unfortunately! I think it was very expensive for the experience and we didn’t love the food. We had some crispy polenta, a tuna ceviche special, the short ribs, the risotto, and a tiramisu and cannoli. The polenta was fine, nothing to write home about. The tuna itself was delicious but it had these bulky beans that just rolled around the plate, the pieces of tuna were huge, and it wasn’t easy to eat. The spare ribs were bad. They were dry and tough, and not very flavorful unfortunately, we didn’t even eat the leftovers. The risotto was good but again nothing to come back for, sadly. The desserts were amazing, and the drinks were amazing. I was just super disappointed in the food! It was mediocre compared to the Italian food you can get in Portland. The location is just enough out of the way that I don’t think I’ll come back. If you live locally it would be lovely for happy hour and small plates at the bar. Service was excellent and it was adorable inside. If you do go, stick to the pastas and small plates I think. I don’t like how they out a 3% charge on the bill for team health care. Just say on your website you proudly pay for your team’s healthcare and adjust your pricing accordingly. I think it’s incredibly rude to put on the bill. Otherwise I can’t really recommend it.
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We stumbled upon this Italian gem on a Wednesday evening, and the experience was so delightful that we couldn't resist coming back on Saturday. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed and at ease in the cozy setting. Our waiter on Wednesday, Derek, was attentive and friendly, making us feel right at home. The olives we started with were a revelation – bold and flavorful, setting the stage for an unforgettable meal. On Saturday, Haleigh was our server, and she was equally knowledgeable and approachable. She had spot-on recommendations that made our meal even better. The food was top-notch, easily some of the best Italian I've ever had. The dishes were fresh, the pasta cooked to perfection, and the sauces were rich and nuanced. Every bite was a celebration of authentic Italian flavors. Tim, the manager, made a point to come over and chat with us on both visits. His personal touch and genuine interest in our experience made us feel valued and appreciated. This restaurant has quickly earned a special place in my heart. The perfect balance of great food, friendly service, and a warm atmosphere make it a must-visit for anyone seeking an exceptional Italian dining experience. Note that we are vegan and had allergies and the staff were incredibly accommodating to this. Couldn’t recommend this place enough.
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I didn’t love campana unfortunately! I think it was very expensive for the experience and we didn’t love the food. We had some crispy polenta, a tuna ceviche special, the short ribs, the risotto, and a tiramisu and cannoli. The polenta was fine, nothing to write home about. The tuna itself was delicious but it had these bulky beans that just rolled around the plate, the pieces of tuna were huge, and it wasn’t easy to eat. The spare ribs were bad. They were dry and tough, and not very flavorful unfortunately, we didn’t even eat the leftovers. The risotto was good but again nothing to come back for, sadly. The desserts were amazing, and the drinks were amazing. I was just super disappointed in the food! It was mediocre compared to the Italian food you can get in Portland. The location is just enough out of the way that I don’t think I’ll come back. If you live locally it would be lovely for happy hour and small plates at the bar. Service was excellent and it was adorable inside. If you do go, stick to the pastas and small plates I think. I don’t like how they out a 3% charge on the bill for team health care. Just say on your website you proudly pay for your team’s healthcare and adjust your pricing accordingly. I think it’s incredibly rude to put on the bill. Otherwise I can’t really recommend it.
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