with harissa, and one of these days I’m going to try one of their seasonal risottos. By the way, no more Tiki Tuesdays at Teardrop Lounge, at least not this year. With the weather starting to turn, it makes sense to shed the... (1 reply, last updated by barleywino October 23, 2008)

The Teardrop Lounge Clyde Common Ten01 50 Plates these places are fairly well known in booze hound circles as great tail destinations. Premium liquors and rare talent. Ten01 is probably the most upscale, and TDL is probably the... (7 replies, last updated by sweetwankle February 4, 2009)

The two places I recommend for tails are Teardrop Lounge on NW Everett between 10th and 11th, and Ten-01 on the corner of Couch and 10th. Ten-Oh-One is a full restaurant while Teardrop's primary focus are the tails, though they... (27 replies, last updated by sesun February 27, 2009)

TearDrop Lounge at NW 10 and Everett www.teardroplounge.com (1 reply, last updated by Brian Spangler August 4, 2007)

Clyde Common, Teardrop Lounge, ten-01, Bailey’s Taproom... I’m sure there are others. (11 replies, last updated by nkeane May 18, 2009)

to previous chowhound threads, I’ve narrowed it down to the following: Saucebox Ten-01 Andina Clyde Common Teardrop Lounge Any advice? (2 replies, last updated by Elettaria June 10, 2008)

, Carlyle, Davis St Tavern, Deschutes Brewery, Oba, Teardrop Lounge, Ten01, Via Delizia. Suggest you call first to make sure. (7 replies, last updated by djfpdx June 13, 2009)

're certainly pushing boundaries. Some of the most innovative stuff is coming from the tail scene, too, and while there are many bars making excellent tails, both classic and unique, I think that a special nod has to go to... (4 replies, last updated by SauceSupreme June 1, 2009)

://www.saucesupreme.com/babble/new-year-s-eve-210.html It will be especially interesting to see the dinner menu at Teardrop Lounge, as one doesn’t typically think of it in terms of its food. They’ve got as one of their... (0 replies, last updated by SauceSupreme December 26, 2008)

of the woods already, you should pay a visit to Teardrop Lounge, which is Portland’s answer to Death+Company. (2 replies, last updated by SauceSupreme August 7, 2008)

[edit] Oops, just noticed you were looking to buy your own artisanal tonic water. I was going to mention trying it at Teardrop Lounge, as they make their tonic in house. You’d probably be able to get some tips from the... (5 replies, last updated by Sushiqueen36 April 10, 2008)

Bar: don’t miss Teardrop Lounge. http://www.teardroplounge.com/teardrop.html Nearby that for all things chocolate: Sahagun open Wed-Sat 10-6. http://www.sahagunchocolates.com/ Ken’s Artisan Pizza Those are my non-fancy... (9 replies, last updated by SauceSupreme September 6, 2008)

I think Laurelhurst Market’s best drink is the famed Smoke Signals, so I’m going to nominate that one for its flavor as well as the technical expertise required to make smoked ice. Similarly, Teardrop Lounge does all... (11 replies, last updated by SauceSupreme October 28, 2009)

while two-fisting a flute of cava and a glass of Lot B bourbon. Our next stop that evening was TEARDROP LOUNGE. The owner was cool enough to let me guinea pig a drink he’s entering into a tail competition in New York. It was... (0 replies, last updated by SauceSupreme September 8, 2008)

. Pok Pok...I’ll second 3rd and 4th that one. For great tails Teardrop lounge in the Pearl. If you start to miss a pastrami sammy there is Kenny and Zukes. Enjoy your stay! (6 replies, last updated by tammimcd January 3, 2008)