McMenamins White Eagle Saloon

Located in Portland, Oregon, the McMenamins White Eagle Saloon is a historic bar and restaurant that offers nightly live music in one of the city's oldest bars. Originally opened in 1905, the White Eagle has a rich history as a hub for Polish immigrants and a favorite haunt for musicians like The Holy Modal Rounders and Robert Cray. The venue now features a range of musical acts from hip hop to country on its quaint stage.

In addition to its live music tradition, the White Eagle also offers 11 hotel guestrooms upstairs, each named after Holy Modal Rounder tunes and featuring historic band photos and painted lyrics. The hotel is known for its vintage charm and is a popular choice for visitors looking for a unique experience in Portland. The hotel is pet-friendly, allowing furry friends in the side patios and hotel rooms for a small fee.

The Saloon features a massive oak back-bar with a selection of craft beers, wines, and spirits from McMenamins, along with a menu of pub fare. The original ceramic-tiled floor, corner stage, and exclusive artwork add to the historic ambiance of the venue. The White Eagle is conveniently located near the Moda Center, Convention Center, and other popular Portland neighborhoods like Mississippi Ave, Alberta Arts District, and the Pearl.

Guests can book all 11 hotel rooms for a hotel takeover, making it a great option for group stays after Blazers games or nights out on the town. The Loyal Order of the Slumbering Bed Heads program offers rewards for frequent guests, and live music plays every night until midnight for guests to enjoy. With its blend of history, music, and charm, the McMenamins White Eagle Saloon is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience Portland's vibrant nightlife scene.