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    Home » Travel » Oregon » Portland » Laurelhurst Market (Portland Restaurant) MENU TOUR

    Laurelhurst Market (Portland Restaurant) MENU TOUR

    Published: Sep 20, 2021 · Modified: Oct 7, 2021 by Jenna Passaro · This post may contain affiliate links.

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    Looking for PDX restaurants for dinner to enjoy during your Portland trip? See my pick for one of the best steak restaurants in Portland, Oregon – Laurelhurst Market in SE Portland Neighborhood. They have lunch sandwiches, happy hour, and a full service butcher shop, too. Check it out…

    Laurelhurst Market MENU TOUR graphic with restaurant dish.

    Table of Contents

    • What to expect from the menu
    • Watch the Laurelhurst Market menu video
    • Harvest salad
    • Griddled Corn Bread
    • Brandt Ranch Ribeye
    • Mac & Cheese
    • Bittersweet Chocolate Budino
    • Atmosphere and style of dining
    • Location
    • Looking for PDX things to do?
    • Meat thermometer recommendations

    What to expect from the menu

    If you want to check out a delicious kindof fancy dinner in Portland, Laurelhurst Market is a great choice. Whether you want a perfectly cooked ribeye, handmade sausage, or even smoked ham hocks, you can fill all your meat cravings here. But don’t be fooled by all the love their steaks get — I’ve had some of the best side dishes in my life at this restaurant, too.

    Portland Food Blogger Jenna Passaro at Laurelhurst Market

    Watch the Laurelhurst Market menu video

    See the menu tour video below, and scroll to see reviews of the dishes from a recent Portland date night we had…

    Harvest salad

    Raw, Grilled, and Pickled Vegetables, Roasted Pepper & Hazelnut Romesco, Sunflower Seeds, Citrus Vinaigrette, Preserved Lemon, Soft Herbs

    Harvest Salad Dish at Laurelhurst Market

    Sometimes you order a salad and a bunch of greens appear on the table and you get your veggie intake and start the meal. And that’s fine. But sometimes, you go to a place that goes above and beyond with everything, including the salad course. So you order a salad and it comes out as amazing and thoughtful as this one from Laurelhurst Market.

    The compilation of all the veggies in different forms – roasted, pickled, grilled, raw – paired with the delicious romesco sauce (similar tasting to a romesco recipe I recently posted on Sip Bite Go), and topped with fresh herbs was so freakin delicious, full of everything I could have ever dreamed of. I will be needing to recreate this dish at home sometime soon.

    Griddled Corn Bread

    Spicy Rosemary Honey, Charred Scallion Butter

    Griddled Corn Bread at Laurelhurst Market

    Usually, I can take or leave cornbread at a restaurant. Cornbread is one of my favorite Thanksgiving dishes, so I usually get my fill during the holiday season. But my husband and I always honor each other’s cravings, and the cornbread at Laurelhurst market was speaking to him on this particular day. And THANK GOD it was. I love that everything at this restaurant is kinda sprinkled with jalapeno. And the cornbread is no different.

    It is smokey, had a little spice, but you get to control the sweetness and overall taste by adding in some tasty charred scallion butter and sweet but spicy rosemary honey drizzled on top. I love that the whole thing is grilled and warmed before serving. It wasn’t dry at all. Again, you come for the steaks but get blown away by the side dishes at this place. Fantastic.

    Brandt Ranch Ribeye

    Ancho Mole, Charred Avocado, Pickled Radish & Cilantro

    Brandt Ranch Ribeye Laurelhurst Market

    Since we do so much cooking at home, when I go out for a date night with my husband we like to try dishes that are “involved” – aka things we aren’t making for a family meal with a toddler on for a simple weeknight meal. (read: no air fryer sweet potato tots)

    So we split the 15 oz ribeye, the special on the menu at Laurelhurst Market, mainly because we were drawn to the ancho mole and the charred avocado. That avocado work of art on top of the dish is something I’m also going to be taking an artistic note from – I love that they added a little extra seeds and spice to the top, after charring it on the grill.

    Detail specs: the steak was very tender and about a medium-rare. There was incredible marbling and a beautiful fat cap. I’ve had many other steaks from Laurelhurst Market, like hanger steak and flank steak – and they’ve all come with delicious sauce and plating ingredient combinations. You just can’t go wrong here!

    Mac & Cheese

    Carmelized Onions, Herbs, Breadcrumbs

    Steak and Mac & Cheese side dish from Laurelhurst Market menu

    If you want one of the best mac and cheese’s in the world, you have to visit Laurelhurst Market. There is no photo that can do the flavor of it justice. The mac and cheese sauce is so rich and creamy, but it has a smokey undertone to it as well. There’s a little diced jalapeno in there which is so tasty to bite into. The noodles are a fun curly shape that holds all that flavor and that sauce… if there’s any leftover, it’s delicious to dip your steak in. Yum.

    See this tasty air fryer mac and cheese balls recipe.

    Bittersweet Chocolate Budino

    Caramelized Milk Jam, Butterscotch Blondie, Salted Hazelnut ‘Honeycomb’

    This was a lovely way to finish the meal, with a deep rich chocolate mousse type of dessert, along with a white port wine from Hungary.

    Atmosphere and style of dining

    The outdoor seating at Laurelhurst Market has doubled the space of the restaurant. It looks really well put together, it’s covered with open sides. And seating under the tent is spacious yet also completely decorated with a cozy ambiance. There’s always something interesting to look out on East Burnside where it’s located. During our last date night, there were dirt bikes doing wheelies down the street. It was great.

    Reservations at Laurelhurst Market for dinner are always a good idea.

    Location

    3155 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97214 – It’s kind of between SE Portland and NE Portland, near Laurelhurst Park.

    Well, that wraps up this virtual menu tour of some of the menu at Laurelhurst Market in Portland, Oregon. It’s a fun place to dine at any time of year, but they usually have Portland Dining Month options if you’re looking to check it out then. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you want a restaurant recommendation for your Portland trip or night out.

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