Since 1995, Froelick Gallery has exhibited and represented contemporary artists with strong and independent voices. This neighborhood is home to a huge arts community and First Thursday, a bustling monthly art walk. And for dessert, try Cool Moon Ice Cream. Get your fill of sustainably sourced fish at Yama Sushi and Sake Bar. Break Bread serves up Portland-style subs on local bread. Pizza and Italian dishes made of fresh Northwest ingredients are on the menu at Piattino. Other Pearl favorites include Khao San serving authentic Thai food served in a Thai street setting. Step into fine-dining spot Andina and enjoy live Latin-inspired music at adjoining Bar Mestizo before dining on cebiche, tamales, empanadas and other Novo-Andean tapas dishes at this celebrated Peruvian restaurant. For a quick bite, French-style bakery Nuvrei serves up beautiful pastries, or if you’re looking for a sunny lunch spot with outdoor seating, Lovejoy Bakers, offers a wide array of freshly baked bread and creative sandwiches. If you’re looking for less caffeine find your way to Tea Bar and peruse their selection of tea lattes. Start your morning or midday with a sip of espresso from Barista or La Perlita. Where to Eat and Drink in the Pearl District They offer craft beer and classic pub fare in a family-friendly space with seating for nearly 300. Von Ebert Brewing is an independent brewery located in the Pearl District. Longstanding neighborhood bar in the Pearl District, serving beer, wine and liquor alongside a menu of pub fare. They serve truly handcrafted cocktails, creating tonic water, specialty liqueurs, bitters and tinctures in house. The mixologists at Teardrop Cocktail Lounge are dedicated to reviving and celebrating the classic era of mixed drinks. Elevated pub fare is served in an industrial-chic environment and on the rooftop deck. In addition to 10 Barrel’s most popular beers, the Portland pub offers seasonal and limited-release brews only available at this location to round out its 20 taps. This pub’s distinct Northwest style brings a taste of Central Oregon to the heart of Portland, and its 18 taps feature Deschutes Brewery staples and seasonal favorites, as well as a selection of experimental beers developed and brewed on-site. I’m not sure if this was the same room but I definitely think something is awry here with the way the game masters are handling the experience.From the Brewery Blocks sample some beers and bars in this chic neighborhood. Before we went into Labyrinth we heard a group coming out of a room and complaining about the way they were talked to by a game master. I think that the game master could have been a little more direct though instead of condescending.

Thankfully, I knew of something that everyone was overlooking so I had us focus on that and then we were able to figure things out. I think he could have been a lot more helpful. Not only was that a horrible “hint”, we are playing with strangers so of course the communication isn’t going to be there right away. He said “I think that you all need to be talking to each other”. He asked me what I wanted a hint for and I showed him a lock we needed to figure out. I finally got really irritated with him continually doing that and so I asked for a hint. Awesome, great, but let us get there ourselves. The game master just kept going around repeating the same thing over and over saying “you guys need to be talking to one another instead of doing your own thing individually”. I think it drastically takes away from the experience when someone is telling you what you need to do without us asking for a hint first. Second, this game master kept spewing out a bunch of unsolicited “advice”. First of all, the room is TINY so having the game master in there with you makes things even tighter. Hyde room with another group that joined our reservation so there were a total of 6 (which I think is max for that room).

I guess that all rooms at Labyrinth have game masters in the room with you the entire time. I usually try to only do escape rooms where the game masters are not in the same room with you because I find it to be a better experience.

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