Fried chicken in Portland threads through both Southern brunch kitchens and the city's beloved dive bars, where it is treated as a destination dish in its own right. The inner southeast holds the best-known examples. Reel M Inn on the Division corridor is the classic bar version, while Screen Door on East Burnside carries the Southern brunch take.
Portland's most famous dive on SE Division for late-night fried chicken, with the bar open until 02:00 and the fryer pulling chicken until they sell out.
OrderBroasted fried chicken and beer
TipLast fryer order around 23:30. After that, beer only. Pool table and poker machines stay open.
Nicole and David Mouton's Southern brunch counter on E Burnside in Portland since 2006, with buttermilk fried chicken on sweet potato waffles and biscuits.
OrderButtermilk fried chicken and waffles
TipBrunch 08:30-14:00 daily. Walk-in line moves fast at counter pickup; reservations on OpenTable for the dining room.
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