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Carlyle
is first and foremost a restaurant offering elegant and contemporary
interpretations of French and American-regional cuisines. Drawing
upon a bounty of locally farmed produce, specialty meats and seafood,
Carlyle executes an ever-changing menu celebrating, and inspired
by, the best of each season
Carlyle, for many, is an oasis. Located within the ever-expanding Pearl and warehouse districts of Northwest Portland, its intimate cherry wood bar and tailored urban appointments invite an evening of quiet luxury, impeccable service, and rarefied culinary adventure.
Opened in 2003, owner
Bruce Goldberg wanted a Gotham-like nod to his favorite NYC haunts,
and set about creating the sleek and understated environment that
his many loyal customers have grown to cherish.
Chef
Jake Martin
As Chef de
Cuisine of Seattle's lauded Veil Restaurant, Jake introduced the
city to his contemporary recalibration of classic dishes with a
focus on clean, bright flavors, and simple, yet dynamic presentations.
Teaming with
Ethan Stowell at Union and Maria Hines at Tilth, Chef Martin further
explored the seasonal treasures of the Olympic Peninsula.
The wealth of local seafood, impeccable produce, and the unique
cultural influences of the Pacific Rim, has all contributed to Jake's
evolving palette.
Carlyle
serves dinner six nights a week beginning at 5:30 pm. The popular
bar menu is available six nights a week beginning at 4:00 pm Monday
through Friday and beginning at 5:30 on Saturday. Reservations are
encouraged.
"You're all dressed up, and there's someplace to go" - Bon Appetite, 2004
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