Ruthie's — Restaurant in Portland

This was a long overdue review (we visited it last year) because I was torn to give it 2/5 stars for the supposed-to-be-so-love food truck in PDX. We did not enjoy the food at all. I bookmarked this place when my friends told me about the Netflix Street Food episode featuring Portland, Oregon.

It's in a cute backyard garden, right behind a bar mentioned in previous reviews. Street parking in this area is usually super chaotic, so plan accordingly.

Super friendly service from the owner himself!

I came here specifically for Grandma Ruthies's Famous Roll. It was dried and not flaky. I didn't care much for the jam or butter that came with it. It was genuinely sad because everyone else raved about how much they loved it!

My husband ordered the pork chop, and he said it was thin and small for the price. It was overcooked with not much flavoring.

We haven't returned to give it another chance since I didn't like how many times I had to circle the block to...

What a let down. We ordered from here after reading reviews and hearing nothing but good things from the article in the Willamette Weekl. What we ordered sounded SO good Beef with Polenta Beet Salad Rolls with butter and Jam

What was delivered was really sad. The polenta was sitting in a pool of grease and there was such a small amount of the smoked beef that it look like the meat was actually forgotten. All that was topped with this green mush.

The Beet salad- which was advertised as this fresh beautiful salad- was just a box of beets and some parsley on top. THe photo on caviar shows yogurt, barley, walnuts and fennel....

the rolls- were cold- REALLY cold and stale.

For the cost of this meal this was an extreme let down. Word of mouth is what suggested we order and after what we were served I wouldn't...

I found this place thanks to Netflix's Somebody Feed Phil. It did not disappoint. The meal was perfectly executed.

I had the rockfish sliders, which were delicate, seasoned with some spice and flavor. The mayo gave an extra bit of fattiness to meld the flavors well. It's light yet filling. You won't miss the fact that it isn't fried. Do yourself a favor and order yourself one

The rolls, although delicious, I feel lacked the value for the price point($9 for two). Great to try once but would I order again, probably not.

The wood fired niche of this food cart, with elevated dishes, makes this a must try if in the...