Hale Pele
Portland, OR
Bar & Restaurant
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Kamikaze at Hale Pele in PortlandAugust 2015, photo by Goggolor -
Hale Pele Fugu Bowl at Hale Pele in PortlandAugust 2015, photo by Goggolor
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A'a'po'e (in souvenir mug) and Shrunken Skull from Hale Pele in PortlandJuly 2014, photo by Peniamina
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The view out from the hut at Hale Pele in PortlandApril 2013, photo by Humuhumu
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Pieces of Eight at Hale Pele in PortlandAugust 2013, photo by Humuhumu
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Sign for Hale Pele in PortlandMarch 2013, photo by Hang10tiki
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Drink at Hale Pele in PortlandMarch 2013, photo by Hang10tiki
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One of a trio of cannibal tikis at Hale Pele in PortlandMarch 2013, photo by Hang10tiki
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One of a trio of cannibal tikis at Hale Pele in PortlandMarch 2013, photo by Hang10tiki
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One of a trio of cannibal tikis at Hale Pele in PortlandMarch 2013, photo by Hang10tiki
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Pufferfish lamp at Hale Pele in PortlandMarch 2013, photo by Hang10tiki
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Trio of cannibal tikis, and owner Blair Reynolds, behind the bar at Hale Pele in PortlandJanuary 2013, photo by Lucky Jackson
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Hale Pele in PortlandJanuary 2013, photo by Lucky Jackson
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Seating at Hale Pele in PortlandJanuary 2013, photo by Lucky Jackson
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One of a trio of cannibal tikis at Hale Pele at Hale Pele in PortlandJanuary 2013, photo by Lucky Jackson
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One of a trio of cannibal tikis at Hale Pele at Hale Pele in PortlandJanuary 2013, photo by Lucky Jackson
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Limited Edition tiki mug by Munktiki from Hale Pele in Portland2012, from the collection of Lucky Jackson
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Mai Tai and Puaa Puaa Pork Sliders at Hale Pele in PortlandOctober 2012, photo by GreyhoundTiki1986
Comments about Hale Pele
my wife had the Pain Killer, both were exceptional. The decor, lighting and tikis are wonderful. Drinks are served in
authentic mugs and the service is very attentive.
It was a slow night when I was there (only one or two small groups) but the atmosphere itself made up for the lack of fellow Tiki patrons.
The bartender seemed a bit bored to be there but it was super slow when I was there so can't blame her much. Didn't mean she wasn't attentive with the drinks because they were awesome.
Despite the real lack of energy (crowd and bartender) I'd return to Hale Pale in a heartbeat for the atmosphere and drinks alone.
Hale Pele is a perfect Tiki bar. They have every aspect of being a Tiki bar totally dialed in. I can't think of anything that could be improved or made better at Hale Pele. When you walk into Hale Pele you totally forget that you are in rainy Portland. It totally feels like your in a Tiki hut somewhere in the South Pacific. The music is always exotica or surf and the drinks are so good!
When I think of how a Tiki should be, Hale Pele is what I think of.
Here is my full review of Hale Pele:
http://www.tikiwithray.com/tiki-bar-review-3-hale-pele-portland/