Porkys Public House & Eatery - (Near Longview, WA)

4 /5 S McC: Close, close 5. I havent been here in about 15yrs. Definitely not the same place, but that isnt all bad. For the Cons, my Beer Cheese Soup had red and green bell peppers and I am allergic. No.where were peppers mentions and also found it to be odd. Cocktail also wasnt great, but it was strong so my Buddy gave it a thumbs up. The Service was Fantastic! ! Walked in and Hosted went to clean a table for us straight away. Our Serve was absolutely Fantastic! Offered to fix the soup and remembered I didnt want any sauces. My plate came with plenty of sauces and she immediately apologized. I was impressed she had not only remembered, but she made sure to address it. Had to send pics to friends of the Prime Rib. Not the quaint Beer Dive of old, but not far from Fine Dinning with the help of Christmas Decor. Plans are made to return!

5 /5 Tania Ornelaz Basurti: We walked in with not a lot of time, were greeted by the sweetest hostess, shown to our table & the rest is history. Paul was amazing, pleasant & helpful. As tourists on our way to Astoria we knew nothing of the local beers so we needed help. The restaurant was beautifully done, the bar, the patio with Adirondack chairs & fire pit looked so inviting! We would definitely love to come back when we have more time. I was so impressed I wanted to know the history & found out the owners took over in the 90s and have won several awards. Longevity with a small business doesnt come easy & this space, the staff & its food make it look easy.

5 /5 Yu-Hsien Ho: Stopped in at Porky’s Public House for lunch and was pleasantly surprised. It’s a classic, no-frills bar-style restaurant with a lively, upbeat atmosphere. By noon, the place was packed—clearly a local favorite—but the staff kept things moving and never missed a beat. Drinks were constantly refilled, and the service was genuinely friendly throughout. There’s outdoor seating available, though we sat inside where it was loud, energetic, and full of that good bar buzz. Pricing was very reasonable—perfect for a casual midday meal. I went with a salad and a plate of wings, and I have to say—the wings were exceptional. Juicy, well-cooked, and generously sauced, which is rare to find these days. Too often, places skimp on the sauce, but not here. I ordered the medium Buffalo and garlic Parmesan—both absolutely delivered. The Buffalo had just the right amount of heat without overwhelming, and the garlic Parm was rich, savory, and well-balanced. If you’re in the area and want a casual, satisfying meal in a fun setting, Porky’s is a solid choice—especially if you’re a wing fan.

5 /5 J Compton: 5 stars all around. I became sort of a regular here in the month that I was in town, and let me tell you, this is a spot. I wouldnt have known about it, but this was one of the first places that Gary took me to. We spent many nights here. I had a lot of fun, and the fries are very good. This was many years ago, but I bet the fries are still good. Pro tip: Ask for your fries "Gary style" theyll know what to do