Clyde’s Prime Rib Restaurant & Bar
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I came to Clydesdale for my 3 year anniversary with my fiancee, and during Portland Dining month in February. We were sad we could not sit in the dini…
Brandy Parks
Clyde’s Prime Rib Restaurant & Bar
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Don't go solo, they don't allow you in the dining room. Said to go to bar which was packed and noisy. Should have that listed somewhere outside so I d…
Donna Fishmosh
Clyde’s Prime Rib Restaurant & Bar
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Nice laidback oldfashoned environment, ok meat slab. Interesting server and service. We met Clyde. He seems very personable. The food itself was not m…
Angela Hill
Clyde’s Prime Rib Restaurant & Bar
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9 Reviews on “Clyde’s Prime Rib Restaurant & Bar”
Nice laidback oldfashoned environment, ok meat slab. Interesting server and service. We met Clyde. He seems very personable. The food itself was not memorable. The prime rib was priced like the best and mediocre in both quality and preparation. No windows in the place does give a slight mortuary feel also but dispite that we enjoyed looking up the history. I would go back if i was invited by someone but not if i was picking the place.
Service was excellent. Decor dark & dated. But who cares. It’s the food that counts. GREAT prime rib. We enjoyed it ALL
The Prime Rib Melts in Your Mouth. I am picky about meat–especially beef! But I’ll tell ya, Clyde has figured out the secret. I stopped in because I saw they were running a Sunday night special ($15 prime rib dinner–WHAT?!?) and I couldn’t believe how wonderful my dinner was! I ordered prime rib, which was carved table side and served a perfect medium rare and my server doctored up the best baked potato for me, loaded with all the fixings. This place makes you want to drink Old Fashions and listen to Frank Sinatra. Luckily, they server a killer Old Fashion (I also had a great Manhattan) and Frank and his friends were piped through the restaurant, making me feel like I was sitting in another era. Next time I go, I’m wearing bright red lip stick, a classic 50’s style dress, a fur ripped coat and patent leather heels. I hope to be accompanied by a slick gentleman in a smart suit with a skinny black tie and a top hat. Seriously, try it out. It’s wonderful. PS–order the hot and gooey for dessert
Speakeasy Blues and great food. I have an intimate love afair with Clyde’s Prime Rib,It starts as all good love affairs do with well poured drinks from a friendly bartender who remembers your name, then as the relationships advances you are enjoying food prepaired and presented like you were important to them and they enjoyed pleasing you, the music puts you in a relaxed toe tapping happy spirit especially when Ron Stein has his open jam sessions on Sunday night, and like a good host Clyde greets you and often walks you to the door with a smile making you feel comming back next time will be a pleasure revisited like a true love affair is meant to feel.Enjoy Clydes Prime Rib….you deserve it
Clyde’s Not-so-Prime Rib. We, my wife and I, went to the restaurant as part of a birthday party.The service was slow to take our orders, although there was only two other tables with customers.When we did get served, they forgot one of the party’s order all together, there was portions of the order that was left of i.e. no veggies on the plate and the mashed potatoes came as a separate side dish.The prime rib was tuff, fatty, and one person, the Birthday Girl, had her steak over cooked and had to send it backOverall I would have to give it a 2 out of 5, and that’s because the servers were friendly and the mixed drinks were pretty good.
Great Food Clyde. This was my first time here, I came for a babyshower. The food was great, and the people were very nice! I will be back soon!
Went there a while ago for dinner. The food was average. The staff was wonderful though. Went there on a night when the band was a bunch of pimp daddy guys with pink hats. Louge reminded me of a 1972 East Oakland Speakeasy complete with gray girls, cob webs, dirty bathrooms and noplace to sit. Clyde, if you are going to have a band, design the room to accommodate. You’re going to have to strike a balance between space and amenities. Update the restrooms and hire a new cleaning company!