Bible Club PDX

This place is awesome. The atmosphere inside is very cool. They did an incredible job of creating the speakeasy vibe. I love all the details. The cocktails were great. We watched the bartender smoke someone's drink and that sold us .,.we each had the old fashioned. Very good! We are vegan so we chose to snack on the shishitos. They were very good. The sauce on top was so tasty.

Great experience all around. Cozy environment, comfortable bar stools, and a prohibition vibe with many small details in the decorations. It looks like it has been there since the 1920s. They have a really nice menu. The two apps we had, the bruschetta the pretzel plate, were delicious! Plus a wide variety of unique cocktails for every taste. Our bartender, Sarah, was amazing. Very attentive and helpful. She even made us a drink she came up with that wasn’t on the menu (see photo). It was fantastic! She definitely needs to name it and get it on the menu!

Drinks are examples of craftsman ship . Love the ambience of 1900 and pictures are on wall great like it . There might be wait but worth it . Must try place for speakeasy enthusiasts

Wow! What looks like a good ole residential house is a throwback to a prohibition era speakeasy complete with the backroom ambiance, delicious drinks, and tasty munchies! Great staff too! When my group was leaving, another group was approaching wondering if they were at the right place...and we assured them they had found the spot. Seriously, I cannot recommend this place highly enough and I greatly look forward to returning on my next trip!

You will find the Bible Club inside a yellow house with no signage—save for a welcome mat and a glowing red porch light at night—Bible Club in Portland, Oregon, transports guests to the Prohibition Era with unmatched attention to detail and atmosphere. This speakeasy, located at 6716 SE 16th St, is a portal to another time, offering a sinfully delightful menu of inventive cocktails and elevated bar bites. Inside, guests are met with vintage decor, low lighting, and a bar program that rivals the best in the country. We began with two standout cocktails: the *Dreamcatcher*—a beautifully clarified milk punch made with Union Gin, Cognac, Clear Creek Pear Brandy, black pepper & bergamot tea syrup, lavender, and lemon—and the *Dead Parrot*, a bold mix of Toki Japanese Whisky, Diplomatico Rum, Smith & Cross Jamaican Rum, Amontillado Sherry, Yellow Chartreuse, and Tiki Bitters served in a gleaming silver chalice. Every element—from the glassware to the flavor profiles—was meticulously curated and expertly executed. Bible Club has secured its spot on our top 10 list, and we’re already planning our return.

Found this place after googling "best cocktail bars in Portland" and it certainly lived up to the hype. The Bible Club is located in Southeast PDX, just a short trip from downtown and is one of the more elevated cocktail bars I’ve been to in a while. The cocktail menu was extensive and from what I could tell, seasoned in taste and whimsy. The cocktails my partner and I chose were both extremely refined and complex, and offered a unique imbibing experience (wow I sound pretentious here!) that you may not get at lesser cocktail bars. The whole vibe was also very cool, prohibition era, in a random house that didn’t have any signage, the whole "schtick" of the place really worked and you felt like you were stepping through a portal into another time period. The service was also excellent, as I felt our waiter was incredibly knowledgeable, enough so that I requested a cocktail - bartenders choice. It was sweet and bitter and smokey and exactly what I was looking for but didn’t have the words to ask for. All in all, Bible Club is a slam dunk and I HIGHLY recommend going if you’re visiting Portland. If you’re from Portland and you haven’t been here…what are you even doing? Thanks, Bible Club!

It’s a speakeasy with a garden at the backyard, I prefer this over inside of the house, it’s too tight. The lighting is amazing and perfect for a lounge/bar and the bartender could give you surprise drinks as long as you let them know what you are looking for