Mad Hanna

"Every last Tuesday is Turk Mali playing Turkish Rock from 70s. It is very cool to find Turkish Music at a place so far away from home in Portland. These people are cool."

"I showed up at 1am. I met my friends. We had fun for an hour. I go up to get drinks and I just ask the group aside me if they want some also. They politely said no. The bartender then refused my drinks, and said “how dare you girls drinks white man” I’m serious she then called me a settler Idk I was just being friendly. I didn’t know them. Her name is “Hannah” idk I left I didn’t start an issue. It’s sad tho I like that bar"

"Excellent cocktails that have fresh squeezed juice. Back patio area was excellent. The whole bar has a fun chill vibe. 10/10 would come back again."

"Don't let its rough-edged exterior (or interior, for that matter) scare you away: Mad Hanna is a low-brow dive with high-class cocktails and service, that has been abused (lovingly) by its patrons and proprietors. It knows what it is, and what it wants to be. Devoid of all pretentiousness, Mad Hanna is the sort of place where you also can come as you are, be who you want to be, without judgment, surrounded by like-minded, liquored up individuals seeking refuge from our collective weekday demons. In short, the kind of place I'd like to visit more often. Unlike most dives, you can get a fantastic, hand-crafted cocktail, that actually tastes like the drink you ordered, instead of the sort of watered-down, blasphemous amalgamation you'll find elsewhere. You can also just order a beer or a White Claw and get "White Girl Wasted" without feeling guilty. During our visit, there was a DJ spinning an eclectic mix of pseudo-country music that I am still struggling to put a label on; regardless, we enjoyed it. The usual offenders of pool tables and gambling machines occupy most of the inner space, although I feel like they could be cleared to create impromptu dance floor at the drop of a hat. There's also a semi-sequestered nook off to the right of the door, with comfy leather chairs and lit by twinkly lights, should you be in the mood(le) to canoodle. Dog friendly, open from 11am until 2:30am, 7 days a week. Food available from the Hannex café kitchen next door, seemingly at all hours of operation."

"Mad Hanna rules! Lots of comfortable and varied seating, both indoor and on the covered patio with heat lamps. I tried the sweet tea whiskey and it was really nice mixed with soda and lemon. There was a DJ spinning vinyl and slot machines, too!"