Holy Ghost Bar

We were pleasantly surprised to find out Pan Con Queso was available to order at the patio. We had to order olives and a classic cheese pizza. The drinks were good and the place is lovely. Nice big tables are available for large groups and outdoor seating as well.

I really like Holy Ghost, because it is good people watching and they have a big selection of mezcal, as well as low/no alcohol, if you're into that kind of thing! The interior is pretty huge and open, with very cool art. It's just got a cool vibe. The downside is that both times, me and friends have had to stalk and then retreat to the small patio space the instant any seats opened up, pretty much because it is SO LOUD. As in, hurting our ears and requiring yelling and we can't have a conversation loud. I guess this makes us sound like old people, lol, but it does detract from me being able to recommend it wholeheartedly. Another thing about the patio; you will likely end up sharing your table with strangers if you are not a large party. Which is fine, it just more speaks to the fact that the patio is always packed. Parking is pretty easy as it's in a very neighborhood zone. I've never ordered but it's nice that you can get a bite to eat from the neighboring small business.

Holy Ghost Bar was an unexpected stop during a pleasant weekend. A group of us came here and inside the bar was packed and the volume was loud. It was challenging to hear each other and impossible to find enough seats for us. Then we spotted some picnic tables around a fire pit and beelined our way over there. That was awesome as we could clearly hear each other, it was cozy, and the fire warm. We took turns grabbing cocktails and it was easy to see why it was so busy. Despite a line five to six deep the bartenders took everything in stride. They gave their full attention to the person in front of them. The cocktails had fun names and each was delicious. I stuck to margaritas and enjoyed I could pick my own salt rim. It was a great evening here and would love to return one day.

I tried this place again because it's close and I really want to like it but it feels like they really dug their heels in with the attitude. This one bartender (Paxton?) kept rolling their eyes whenever we ordered I didn't get it. Drinks are good but $$ - overall not worth trying again.

Ah the Holy Ghost. One of my favorite Portland cocktail bars. It's people friendly, queer friendly, BIPOC friendly, mom, dad and portland hipster friendly. The ambiance can't be beat. It's definitely not a dive and there are plenty of cocktails to choose from. They will work to make the drink of your choice too. There is seating inside and outside with a fire pit. Food options are adjacent. Chinese restaurant and a pizza place. Check it out.

Been wanting to check this place out for awhile and I'm so glad we finally stopped by. We found off street parking right in front of 28 Tigers on a Friday night. We sat at the bar and perused their extensive menu. Very cool vibes, the space is huge. We started with the passion fruit marg and Folsom prison. Both very delicious cocktails, so we had to get another round. This time we ordered the acid trip and the cap girl. Again, it hit the mark. Prices ranged from $11-18 for cocktails.Service was quick and efficient. Our bartender (I think Mitch?) even gave us some local recommendations. Drinks came out quick. Food is available to order from 28 Tigers next door and they will even deliver if it's not too busy. We didn't try that food but the menu looks amazing. We will def be back!

Fun cocktails and a nice seating area. Parking was not bad in the middle of the week. Good spot for a date!

Popped into Holy Ghost yesterday because I had heard great things about their alcohol-free cocktail menu. I'm not doing a full Dry January, but mocktails are trendy and I wanted to try them!Located on SE 28th, street parking only. The bar has a cool atmosphere - neon signs, large art pieces, a sunken area, and a fire pit outside. Signs say to order at the bar, but they mean to order specifically at the portion of the bar that doesn't have seating. Their entire menu looks really cool but I focused on their alcohol free section. I got two drinks: the Chai Town and the No Worries Fizz. Both were delicious. The chai was fresh and warming. The fizz took about 10 minutes to make but it tasted like cotton candy. At $11-14 for a mocktail, they're a bit pricey. But they definitely show this team knows how to make good drinks. I think I'll be back for some cocktails!

Tried Holy Ghost for the first time this Saturday and it was cute. I liked the decor, there's a variety of seating options and a nice dog friendly patio. The drink menu is also pretty cute, with some kitschy drink names somewhat typical of trendy portland bars. I totally appreciate that though. They have a good variety of margaritas and several unusual flavors so naturally we had to try them. I had the CHAI Margarita, the BANANA Margarita, and the WATERMELON margarita. The watermelon flavor was great, not too sweet. The chai was also good, I liked the spice and the banana was solid but that one had the lightest flavor notes of the three. It's nice that the electric pizza company shares a patio and Chinese food from 28 tigers is available from the bar. I tried both of those as well. In good weather I definitely recommend this bar. Later on we brought our pooch to the patio and everyone was pretty dog friendly. This is a great place to enjoy a drink if you have your furry friend with you.

Holy Ghost , is a wonderful cocktail bar offering seasonal beverages but, also, a wonderful beer selection.