I've been coming to this place for lunch for more than 5 years and I can't believe I haven't written a review for them.
The Bounty Hunter is a clean, yet rustic woodsy saloon with a great selection of booze and beer. Not just your average well-drink selection and same old beer. The food is off the charts for a bar...better than Blitz across the street or Gators next door! They have a huge selection of food -- big plates too. The price is perfect for the quality of food they deliver. The cooks put a lot of work into the presentation, homemade items and great taste every time!
The bartenders are friendly and will mix anything you ask for without any attitude. Some have been there for years and deliver the same quality service. Talkative, friendly and creative!
The patrons vary, depending upon the day or night. A lot of corporate types for lunch and for dinner a mellow crowd. However, I've seen it get rowdy, yet controlled. Age groups are random.
They have a new outdoor section up front with heaters and tables/chairs. Plus you don't see the hotel next door!
They also will let you host parties of up to 80 people!
The only negative is the parking. Because it's next to a hotel, it only allows for probably 20 spots, other than that, you'll have to look elsewhere. Be cautious, people have been towed.
They do have TV's for sports. Not sure if they have the NFL package. I would think so. They do have enough TV's. I did see that they had lottery, video poker, pool table and I believe darts. For music, I know they've had live bands and a music / juke box.
They could use help with their website (call me! - <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.shelliezdesign.com&s=143cc885cd83ccd79dd7fdd098947f8aee298968f9d7504252b0ce6a935ab60e" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.shelliezdesig…</a>). I noticed there are broken links and it doesn't mention happy hour, events or show any photos.
All of my co-workers love going for lunch and/or happy hour!
I think they should sponsor biker events! Bikers love Saloons! Perfect spot for it!
Great place to watch some sports, play darts, watch live music.
A few regulars in the bar, but it's right off the highway, so a mixed crowd for sure.
I like their breakfast - they have good coffee, too. Surprising for a bar in Tigard.
Food-#1 and #2 to recommend - Philly Cheesesteak and the Nachos.
Their portions are pretty huge, so your probably going to need a TO GO box (depending on your appetite).
Couple of their bartenders are characters, too. E-lisa and Ozzie. Â
One of the owners is a Philly native, so he knows his Cheesesteaks.
Beware not to park in the motel parking next door.
Surprisingly good for an unassuming bar in a hotel parking lot. Drinks were stiff and the philly cheese steak was really good and way better than I expected to find in a bar! Large menu too! Several pages filled with appetizers, sandwiches, salads, burgers, and breakfast items. We got the calamari as an appetizer which was cooked well (not overcooked one bit) but did taste like it came from frozen. French fries and tater tots were nice and crispy. The philly cheese steak was gigantic and I had a hard time eating all of it but it was good to the last bite!
The bar itself is fairly large. Atmosphere is western with animal heads on the wall and the crowd is a little divey. There are several video lotto machines in one corner near the juke box. Some of the tables were filthy but we found one reasonably clean table at a booth. Most people seem to sit at the bar and service to the booths is slow. We had to go up to the bar to place our orders as the waitress never came back after bringing us the menu's probably because she was the only person working there and was serving all the people at the bar, making the drinks, and trying to help us. Food came out pretty quick and was good. I'd probably come back for the food again as it was really good despite the dirty tables and slow service. They really need more than one person working the entire bar on a Friday night!
Edit: Went back on weekday to try this place one ore time. So much better! Service and food were even better. The place was really clean and the bartender Ozzie was hilarious and incredibly helpful and friendly. If you have a choice go on a night Ozzie is working because he is just one of the best bartenders around and an all around nice guy! I will definitely be coming back here for the food which just keeps getting better and more delicious every time I come.
This place used to have the best covered smoking patio we've found in SW; that's the only reason we really hung out there. Since then (I'm told due to a neighboring bar's bald-faced hatery), they've had to alter the patio to meet code requirements. It's still in a state of limbo; best left forgotten until new arrangements are made.
Bar food's good as far as bar food goes, but if Ozzy's not pouring the drinks, we're walking out.
I sure hope they're able to fix up the patio; we'd love to go back!
this place was okay (beers on tap left a lot to be desired, and my buffalo wings didn't come with the sauce on them, but on the side. I found that weird, and not in a good way).
then it came time to close up the tab. the bartender (the only one on a blazer game night) was so overwhelmed with customers that it took a half hour of trying to track him down before we finally got the bill. I've never been a dine-and-dash type of girl, but this place almost pushed me there.
Decent for pub food.... it's actually good. sometimes. The Buffalo wings are some of the best and come with a dry rub. The drinks are strong. And so are some of the clientele. Billed as a casual sports bar locale, sometimes things get out of hand at the Bounty Hunter.
Most the time it's pretty mellow, and people cheering for their favorite sports team. Be as friendly as you can be and everything's going to be alright.
The enchiladas, cheesteak and burgers are good too.
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