Crystal Ballroom is a live music venue in Downtown, Portland.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The floor's spring suspension is unique in the country; standing on the main floor is the way to feel it, balcony seats trade that for sightlines.
Guided tour · 3 hours
Taste Portland’s food culture with unique dishes on a guided downtown tour. From breakfast favorites to Southern comfort, Asian classics, and seasonal pies, discover w...
Guided tour · 2 hours
Enjoy a donut tour in the City of Roses, and discover some of the best sights Portland has to offer.
Guided tour · 2h 30m
Walk around the bustling streets of Downtown Portland with your local guide and discover why Portland is the coffee and donut capital of the world.
Address: 1332 W Burnside St, Portland, OR 97209
Roseland Theater is the 1,400-capacity general-admission room on NW 6th in Old Town, the room that hosts touring hip-hop and rock on a near-nightly schedule.
TipGeneral admission only; arrive early for the rail or watch from the balcony bar, which has its own entrance line.
Star Theater is the smaller room directly across NW 6th from Roseland, a 525-capacity general-admission space that books rock, electronic and burlesque on its own.
TipAll-ages most nights with a 21+ balcony bar; tickets often available at the door for smaller bookings.
Departure is the 15th-floor modern Asian restaurant and bar on top of The Nines hotel, with two outdoor decks that look out over the river and the West Hills.
TipThe West Deck Bar takes walk-ins for cocktails when the dining room is on a wait; sunset and clear evenings draw a queue from 18:00 onward.
Xport is the 16th-floor rooftop lounge on top of the Porter Hotel in downtown's south end, with globally inspired small plates and panoramic views to Mt. Hood on a clear day.
TipIndoor lounge and outdoor terrace; the terrace fills up first on summer evenings, so come at 16:00 if you want a seat outside.
Roseland Theater is the 1,400-capacity general-admission room on NW 6th in Old Town, the room that hosts touring hip-hop and rock on a near-nightly schedule.
TipGeneral admission only; arrive early for the rail or watch from the balcony bar, which has its own entrance line.
Star Theater is the smaller room directly across NW 6th from Roseland, a 525-capacity general-admission space that books rock, electronic and burlesque on its own.
TipAll-ages most nights with a 21+ balcony bar; tickets often available at the door for smaller bookings.
The Goodfoot is the upstairs pool hall and downstairs basement music room on SE Stark, where Soul Stew's funk and soul 45s have been Portland's longest-running weekly DJ dance since 2001.
TipSaturday night's Soul Stew is the institution; downstairs opens around 21:00 with a small cover when a show is booked.
Revolution Hall is the renovated 1924 Washington High School auditorium in Buckman, a seated 850-capacity room with a rooftop bar that opens for sunset before downstairs shows.
TipRoof deck opens earlier on show nights and stays open after; grab a drink up top before doors and ride the elevator down.
Departure is the 15th-floor modern Asian restaurant and bar on top of The Nines hotel, with two outdoor decks that look out over the river and the West Hills.
TipThe West Deck Bar takes walk-ins for cocktails when the dining room is on a wait; sunset and clear evenings draw a queue from 18:00 onward.
Xport is the 16th-floor rooftop lounge on top of the Porter Hotel in downtown's south end, with globally inspired small plates and panoramic views to Mt. Hood on a clear day.
TipIndoor lounge and outdoor terrace; the terrace fills up first on summer evenings, so come at 16:00 if you want a seat outside.
