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Serves meat, vegan options available. Must be 21+ years old to enter this bar and restaurant. Also known as The Hungry Tiger Too. Offers a separate vegan menu alongside its regular menu. Fast food and bar food. Vegan corn dogs. Very casual, operating since 2006. Open Mon-Fri 3:00pm-2:30am, Sat-Sun 11:00am-2:30am.
Categories: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Ovo, American, Fast food, Beer/Wine, Non-veg
18 Reviews
First Review by desnudo1
Contributions +58
beer and totchos - Edit
Great tap list and totally satisfying bar food. Obviously it's a bar, service will be bar-like, but if you're not rude to the bartender they won't be rude to you. It's a simple rule really.
Pros: rotating tap list, totchos, open late
Cons: noisy
Contributions +41
pub with great options - Edit
Yeah, it's divey, but that's the charm. they serve everything from PBR to craft brews. They have pinball & an outdoor eating area (which is pup friendly). aaaaand they have THE greatest Vegan tot-chos (nachos, but with tots). Swear to God!!
Pros: tot-chos, tot-chos, tot-chos
Contributions +326
vegan happy hour & pinball - Edit
We enjoy this place; although when we came last, they lost our order and we ended up waiting ridiculously long for our happy hour 2$ tacos. Luckily we came to play pinball and drink, so I kinda forgot about my food anyways! But when it did strike my mind that "Hey, we haven't eaten yet!," we realized it was like 40 minutes and everyone around us had food. Once we brought it to the attention of the staff, we had our food within 5 minutes. :) yummy tacos. Simple, but good. I think they were TVP. They have a "ving" night, so I'd like to go back then!
I like that they have the Scared Stiff pinball machine and a few other good ones in there. Some of the bartenders have been grumpAsses, but whatever.. I don't take it personal.
It's grungy, it's dark, and there are tigers everywhere. Darkness is good for HSP like myself.
Pros: vegan happy hour, pinball, cute tigresses everywhere
Cons: often grumpy bartender ladies, whysomad?, serves animal flesh
Contributions +16
My favorite dive in Portland - Edit
It's true that they're an omnivore place, but the vegan food is prepared on dedicated equipment. Their drinks are less expensive than most places, their portions ridiculously generous, and they have pinball to go along with their old-school sense of humor and place. Get the vegan totchos, even if you don't have someone to share with. They reheat well the next day. And the house-made vegan ranch dressing is to die for. So good.
Pros: price, portion size, dedicated vegan equipment
Cons: atmosphere may be rugged for some (not me), 21+ at all times
Contributions +28
Decent vegan options, absolutely terrible service - Edit
Went in last night after a movie. Love the fact that Portland has so many late night vegan options. Ordered the BBQ tofu wings which came out buffalo. Also the vegan corn dogs which were delicious! As for the bartender who served myself and my friend, one of the rudest experiences I've ever had every step of the way. The looks I got from this bartender for no reason whatsoever.... Just blew my mind. If you don't want to work late at a bar than don't. I also work in the service industry and have for 6 years and I've encountered and dealt with it much more professionally and politely. In summary, go here for the food, which is pretty tasty, but don't expect to feel welcome.
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Service Disaster - Edit
Wanted to stop by for a quick eat after an eight hour drive. Tired and hungry we walk to this cool vegan bar we've heard of with high hopes. Once we walk in it was immediately I mood turn around. The service was automatically rude and wouldn't allow us to eat because we are not 21 yet. We asked if we could at least order and eat outside. He refused us service completely. I felt so insulted.
Cons: Bad Service
Contributions +334
Decent Vegan Fast Food - Edit
Not quite sure where some of the complaints about bad service are coming from, as it appeared to be a bar rather than a sit-down restaurant, at least when we visited. You go to the bar, you order your food and a beer, you sit down and watch the hockey - simple.
Not all of the food is veggie, but most things have a vegan alternative, and there are a lot of cheap happy hour deals. We had the buffalo wings (very spicy, which was good for me, although perhaps a bit too much for my girlfriend), fries, and corn dogs. I've never had a corn dog before in my life, so I have no idea if these were good corn dogs - they seemed a bit...overly breadcrumbed? But maybe that's the way it goes, I'll leave the Americans to judge.
All round, it was a decent place - cheap food, fairly good selection of beer, kind of grungy character. If you're looking for some laid back bar food, you could do worse.
Contributions +98
OK Food Horrible Service - Edit
I went in the last part of August and ordered dinner. If took forever! There was only one waitress and she kept going into the bar and talking to her friend and could care less about the customers. The restaurant kept filling up and everyone kept waiting. I finally was done and gave her a big tip that hopefully she would change her attitude. I went to the bathroom and checked to see if she took the tip. She took $2 out of $5.
Pros: vegan food , nice cook , open late
Cons: bad service , rude waitress
Contributions +49
Excellent Nachos - Edit
It's a bar, I wasn't expecting some kind of fancy service, and it's not that nice looking. Trendy eclectic Portland, it's a bar...with FABULOUS Nachos. I was craving cheese, of course didn't want to eat cheese, but none the less was craving it. Back when I did eat cheese I had some pretty bad nachos at restaurants. These were fabulous, not just the cheese sauce, but the whole pile of them with black beans, pico de gallo, sour cream, jalapenos. They were just yum!! Will definitely be going back again and trying some of their other things.
Pros: Excellent Nachos, Low Price, Casual atmosphere
Cons: It's a bar, Serve meat dishes (could be pro too), Cheap looking
Contributions +16
Good Food, Bad Help. - Edit
We went here for a quick dinner right after we got into town. While the food was good the service was not. We were never greeted, we were sitting for over 10 minutes until we got up to go to the counter to order only to be rudely told she would be right with us. It took a long time to get sandwiches and when we were finished we had to wait for our check because our waitress was off sitting and eating. I'm not sure if slow service is normal in Portland but being from the East coast I felt like we were basically ignored while she helped other tables. All in all it was odd..
Pros: Food
Cons: Servicw
Contributions +34
Amazing! - Edit
It sucks that they serve meat, as this will easily be 5 starts. The menu is divided into "classic" meaning meat eaters and vegan, but both menus have almost the exact same food type items. So instead of an egg scramble, they have a tofu scramble.
My wife had the tofu scramble with the biscuit and gravy (all vegan of course) and it was amazingly good. The only downside was the amount of gravy was not enough for the biscuits.
I personally had the "southeast sandwich" which was actually a club sandwich. It tasted amazing! I was a huge fan of club sandwiches back when I ate meat and although it has been 3 years since I had one, this tasted like the real deal, only all vegan. It was vegan tofukey and some tempeh bacon, and it tasted so good. I had a side order of vegan ranch for my fries, and that is perhaps the best vegan ranch I have ever had.
As a hint, I am from the east bay area, where we have Berkley and some good vegan restaurants, and this place was amazing. I bought a gift card for the people we were staying with, which I rarely do. Plus they had cherry 7up, which I haven't had in years.
Total cost for scramble, clubhouse sandwich, soda and coffee cost about 20 bucks.
As a last comment, my waitress was really friendly. He complimented me on my choices, and sounded excited about my random "hold this, add this" to make it a guilt free order. I hope you get her as well.
Pros: Taste, Price
Contributions +32
Breakfast best - Edit
Best vegan pancakes in Portland. Many other vegan options on their menu that are also good.
Pros: Great value
Contributions +98
half vegan - Edit
Menu is half vegan half meat w/ beginning pages on both ends of the menu reversed. No minors after 9pm. (One person forgot their id so we all had to sit outside). Biscuts & gravy were amazing.....so was mac n cheeze. Basil tomato soup cup was good but tiny. Side tiger salad w/ v ranch was awesome. BLTeaser was a bit dry bread & not the dankest possible. Drinks were a porter, madana, & lebowski.
Cons: small portions, no under 21 after 9pm
Contributions +898
split decision - Edit
We had mixed reviews from our group. I personally don't think a place that dresses up Bocas and Tofurkey is really exciting. 2 of the people I was with did. Their thoughts are that you might as well as it is available. My belief is that I can get that at a store easily and do the same for less. They think while that is true most mainstream places do just that so why not a vegan place doing it w vegan offerings, albeit processed. I suppose I just seek out processed foods in general. The menu does offer other things, like scrambles, which I thought was just ok, as did my partner.
I love the idea, and they had Sunday NFL ticket rockin in the bar, which would appeal greatly to me if I were local. I would go here if I was local to it, but I don't think I would seek it out when in from out of town unless w an omni Football watching crowd on a weekend day. The place could use a scrubbing. Other than that... pretty good. The shared app was crispy butternut wontons which were pretty good.
I think it has a place and purpose, but not top on my list.
Pros: football, fun items on menu
Cons: needs cleaning, could be better
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Vegan Panqueues!! - Edit
After more than 15 hours of driving, I returned to Portland very hungry. I'd been craving vegan pancakes for 2 years, but it was after midnight, so I didn't know what to do. Thanks to The Hungry Tiger Too, problem solved.
I ordered vegan pancakes with tempeh bacon, vegan sausage, and hash browns. The vegan pancakes were great. I personally was not a big fan of the tempeh bacon, but the vegan sausage was good. It was nice to have somewhere decent to grab a bite in the middle of the night. It was like a vegan Denny's.
Space seemed to be limited (understandably) that late at night, as the main dining room area was closed off. Everyone was seated at the bar. (I made my order to go.) If you plan eat late with a bunch of friends, you may want to call them to see if they will open the main dining area for your group.
Pros: Vegan pancakes!, open late
1 Response
Tigra220 28 Sep 2009 - I forgot to mention that the portions were humongous!
Contributions +96
excellent - Edit
the best vegan food we had in portland! The wontons are life changing good, then of course you can't beat vegan corndogs. We also had the daily special, eggplant chimichanga, which I highly recommend!
Pros: delicious
Cons: not 100% vegan
Contributions +27
New Vegan Menu - Edit
We went to check out their new vegan menu. Favorites are the spanish scramble with hash browns and toast, taco salad and the BLT with Tempeh.
Pros: Good vegan selection, good vegan food, location
Cons: TV in bar, not completely veg
Contributions +39
good breakfast - Edit
man they have vegetarian biscuits and gravy!!! fantastic! and booze
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