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And even then there’s the Freeman Arts Pavillion, which features some pretty big name acts either for free or for reasonable price.Īnd then there’s Guy and Kelli - super friendly and responsive, super accommodating. Then there’s 38 Degrees, a restaurant and outdoor cafe set on a little peninsula into the Bay, with its own little pier and private beach for walking along at night. For a modest extra fee you can use the indoor pool & fitness center as well as an outdoor facility with a decked out kiddie pool with attentive life guess, a stand-alone splash pad, and a pool for the adults (aaaand a bar for the adults!). Guy & Kelli provide bikes, beach chairs, a grill out back - it’s all there. Recent construction, beautifully decorated - really with no detail overlooked - yet still super friendly for our two families, who stayed there with our three little ones (ages 3, 4 & 4). Word on the street is that the current owner just isn’t into the whole pirate-theme thing.Let’s start with the obvious stuff. Seems pirates are currently on the downtrend in Portland-the Sandy Blvd strip club dive Pirate’s Cove recently changed their name back to The Sandy Jug (but shouldn’t it be The Sandy Jugs? Hello SATC reference). (And if not, will the surrounding neighborhoods feel the parking stress?) Tonight’s meeting should answer that and other relevant questions. I also wonder if people will really give up their cars to live there. It will be yet another goodbye to a neighborhood local (I still miss you, My Canh).Īs far as the housing side of things goes, here’s hoping this new building will help the Portland housing crisis. It’s unfussy in the best way-a place to gather for a meal, watch sports, and hang out.

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Plus a whole menu of hot dogs (interestingly enough, the California Dog, if you were to add fresh salsa and mayo, would essentially become a completo-a Chilean-style hot dog). It’s a place where you can get a moderately-priced breakfast a burger and fries salads and soup and familiar bar snacks like mozzarella sticks, tots, and wings. There have been numerous remodels since then, including the addition of a patio area.” In 2004 Rob & Starr Jackson bought out their partners to become the sole owners. The partners remodeled the interior, and began the process of turning it into the neighborhood landmark that it is today. The Cheerful group purchased The Jolly Roger in the Summer of 2002. “The Jolly Roger was originally located on Powell Blvd until the owner lost his lease, and moved the sign over to its new location on 12 & Madison in the early 90’s. The SE location is certainly memorable with plenty of character, and has some history: Jolly Roger SE is part of a small restaurant/bar chain: three restaurants, SE PDX, John’s Landing, and Beaverton. It has received 82 reviews with an average rating of 2.7 stars. The business is listed under apartment complex, apartment building, apartment rental agency, student housing center category. Last time I was by Jolly Roger, I really enjoyed its whole look-the shape of the signage is a nod to a pirate ship and the all-black exterior made me think it was nice and cool in there (I was by during one of our hot summer days). The Jolly Roger is a Apartment complex located at 1307 Cotanche St, Greenville, North Carolina 27858, US. FYI, here is the sales brochure for the property. The development team from the project will attend the Buckman Community Association tonight at 7pm (via Zoom) to share news with folks who are part of the neighborhood association. There’s no indication that this is going to be a mixed-use building (despite the parcel being zoned that way), which would mean no commercial activity on the ground floor, but we’ll just have to see. There will also be common-areas-a courtyard and a roof deck. It will have 113 units (rentals, presumably) and 170 bike parking spaces no car parking is in the plans, from what I can tell. What’s coming in its place? Housing.Ī new five-story multi-family building will be built in its place.

This week I learned that Jolly Roger, a “long time Buckman den of fun and frolic” (thank you, Buckman Community Association) will be demolished.

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