SignatureCharred Hispi Cabbage
Wood-grilled over oak, brown-butter hollandaise, toasted hazelnut, and a whisper of aged cheddar.
Fernrow is a Portland farm-to-table restaurant where the menu changes with the harvest — sourced each week from a dozen farms just outside the city.
Reservations fill fast on weekends — book ahead.
The menu is rewritten the day the produce arrives, so these change often. Here's what's coming out of the kitchen this week.
SignatureWood-grilled over oak, brown-butter hollandaise, toasted hazelnut, and a whisper of aged cheddar.
SeasonalSungold and green-zebra tomatoes, grilled peach, torn basil, and a warm sourdough crumb.
Guest FavoriteSlow-roasted half chicken, confit-potato terrine, charred spring onion, and pan jus.

Set buttermilk custard, roasted honey plums, and an oat-and-brown-butter crumble.

Fernrow started when chef Nora Bellamy began cooking dinners in her backyard with whatever the farmers down the road had picked that morning. Word spread. Six years later the backyard became a forty-seat room — but the rule hasn't changed: the menu is written the day the produce arrives.
We still drive out to the same farms every week. What's ripe decides what you eat. It means no two visits are quite the same, and nothing on your plate travelled further than it had to.
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We build the menu around a named list of local growers — not a distributor. These are a few of the people who make Fernrow possible.
Heirloom vegetables & greens, 12 miles east
Pasture-raised chicken & eggs, Willamette Valley
Stone fruit, apples & pears, foothills
The best meal we've had in Portland, full stop. Every plate tasted like it was picked that morning — because it was.
We came for a birthday and left planning our next three visits. Warm, unfussy, and genuinely delicious.
You can taste how close the food travelled. Fernrow has quietly become our favorite night out.
Tables go quickly, especially Thursday through Sunday. Reserve yours and we'll take care of the rest.
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