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About McMenamins Rams Head Pub

McMenamins Rams Head Pub sits inside the Campbell Building on NW 23rd Ave in Nob Hill, Portland. Permanently closed as of June 30, 2025, this historic pub space is known for its ornate interior, sidewalk and indoor pub seating, and Rams Head Lounge. While the venue is no longer open for events, it remains a notable part of Portland's architectural and social history. This page provides a comprehensive overview for historical context, with seating details, parking and transit options, and nearby hotels and dining options for visitors exploring the area.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2282 NW Hoyt St, Portland, OR 97210.
  • Venue type: Pub/restaurant housed in the Campbell Building; a preserved historic space on NW 23rd Ave (Nob Hill).
  • Status: Permanently closed as of June 30, 2025 (closure announced by McMenamins).
  • Seating/chart: Sidewalk seating, indoor pub seating, back lounge (Rams Head Lounge); reservations and group seating available for events.
  • Parking: No on-site parking; nearest parking options include nearby street/garage options (SpotAngels notes no on-site parking and references local garages).
  • Transit: Accessible via TriMet bus routes near NW 23rd Ave (e.g., 15 Belmont/NW 23rd and around NW 23rd & Lovejoy); various stops within walking distance.
  • Nearby hotels: Inn at Northrup Station (NW Northrup St, Nob Hill area) and other downtown options (e.g., The Benson Hotel) are within reasonable reach by streetcar/bus or short rides.
  • Notable history/events: Housed in the Campbell Building, once a large speakeasy; Rams Head Passport stamps were retired after closure; the space is noted for its ornate interior and historical significance.