Portland Penny Diner Launches Dinner Menu
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Monday, June 01, 2015
Briauna Skye McKizzie, GoLocalPDX Contributor
Photo Credit: Portland Penny Diner (Image Cropped)
Known for being a go-to spot for breakfast and lunch, Portland Penny Diner is expanding its horizons by extending their hours and launching a dinner menu.
The new menu couldn’t have come at a better time either. The diner recently remodeled their space with a red naugahyde bouquets, additional sitting areas, and 8 draught cocktail taps.
In fact, Portland Penny Diner now has the largest selection of cocktails on tap in the city.
Along with their cocktails, the diner introduces a new happy hour menu featuring yummy treats such as Paley’s Fry Bread Tacos, Blackened trout, Doug’s Buttermilk Fried Chicken and many more.
Click HERE to check out the new menu.
Portland Penny Diner, 410 SW Broadway. Monday - Thursday, 7am - 3pm & 4pm - 10pm. Friday 7am - 3pm & 4pm to Midnight. Satuday, 4pm to Midnight. Sundays are available for private events.
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