Kokopelli's Kafe & Ice Bar, Portland

The staff working here is great and the food and coffee are great. I hang out here often with friends and it is among our favorite places to be. If you are from Portland you must know this place.

Yeah!! Kokopelli's probably meets the expectations in Portland. Food is reasonable for the price as is the service. The question is 'Where does one go for a decent meal in Portland?'

I live in Portland and there is so little choice of places to go that Kokopellis is about as good as it gets. The decor is nice, but that's about it. The food and coffee is terrible and the staff are too inexperienced. One nice touch is the array of books on the bookshelf that you can read. Doesn't take your mind off the poor food though!

Also known as "Koko's," this cafe/bar is on a beautiful stretch of coast. The meals are good; I particularly liked the tapas in a group. They have the restuarant part, a bar and a beer garden out the back that has a fire going in winter. It is a nice place for dinner but I like it most for a few drinks on a Thursday or Friday night.

Great option for a small town. Good Vego which is also hard to find in a small town particularly porto. Contempory dining experience which is normally lacking in a small town.

WOW! Kokopelli's, a great mix of modern in an old blue stone building, with a view of the Port of Portland and Portland Bay that is breathtaking. Craig is the head chef and boy can he cook up a storm, you're missing out if you don't try the Slow Roasted Lamb Shanks! they're to die for. Rebecca will make sure you're every need is attended too as she is the manager of the Kokopelli's team, they take great pride in what they do so the service is just Amazing. Now that I've had Tapas to start, my Lamb Shanks and a nice Glass of Shiraz (or 3) it's time to step into the Ice Bar to see Nik, Kokopelli's bar manager. Nik has just made me a fantastic cocktail, he calls it "Something Sensational" he puts it on the frosted ice bar for me to enjoy... WOW! To end the night, by the open fire in the courtyard, who could ask for more?