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For brunch, Radar served potato cakes with apple sauce and creme fraîche or smoked fish hash, as well as a full English breakfast with black pudding, baked beans, and tomato. The business imported bluefish regularly for pâté.
According to Bon Appétit, radishes were cooked in butter and topped with sea salt. Radar's gin and tonics were made with house-made tonic water. The European Union had Hayman's Old Tom gin, Busnel calvados, sweet vermouth, Strega, and bitters. The Rose City cocktail had dry vermouth, raspberry and lemon juice, gin, and soda, and the Night Owl had Elijah Craig bourbon, cocoa-nib Ramazzotti, and pecan bitters. Small plates included: escargot cauliflower fritters fish kale salad with peanut dressing, mint, and raisins Manila clams with chorizo and chickpeas and pork shoulder braised with cotija cheese grits and chili puree. He said the restaurant offered "comforting brunch food, playful brunch cocktails, and friendly service". The website's Alex Frane described Radar as a "family owned brunch restaurant with a European touch", serving "classic Northwestern fare with a Scandinavian touch". Thrillist said Radar served American small plates and craft cocktails in a narrow space "while also showing the best European football. According to the newspaper, "The kitchen mingle strong Scandinavian influences with Northwest twists and Northeast seafood", attracting "neighbors, strolling couples, and restaurant industry vets". Portland Monthly said the restaurant served Pacific Northwest and Scandinavian cuisine in a "raw-brick space, dominated by an open kitchen tucked behind a swooping bar counter". with exposed-brick walls, a long bar, open ducts, and high timber ceilings". Fodor's described Radar as a Modern American restaurant, "equally appreciated as a drinking hole and source of reasonably priced, well-crafted" food, housed in "a long, narrow storefront space. Radar was a small restaurant on Mississippi Avenue in north Portland part of the Boise neighborhood.
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