What do you do when you’ve become one of the most popular libation destinations in the Pacific Northwest? Build a satellite bar, that’s what. For those who’ve tried to get a table at the Multnomah Whiskey Library, you may have found it difficult over the last two years since it has opened. I’ve been in there a few times as a photographer, but never as a patron, much to my chagrin. While the apparent exclusivity seems a bit off putting, what is really going on is a bar that has chosen to seat fewer people in order to provide a far better experience, assuming you can get in to experience said experience. Still doesn’t help those of us incapable of waiting for an hour or more to have a drink and bite to eat, that is until now. The Green Room offers a pared down selection from the library, with some signature design holdovers, all while providing an entirely unique space in its own right. The Green Room gives us a palate whetting for what we are in for, but may just end up being a destination in and of itself. C’mon in for more shots…
Tyson Robichaud Photo-blography 