Restaurant in Portland, United States
NORMANDIE
100Pearl PointsLow-Friction Dinner
About NORMANDIE
NORMANDIE is a practical Southeast Portland pick for a date night or small celebration when the goal is a considered dinner without heavy formality. Choose it for an easier, neighborhood-anchored evening; cross-shop Le Pigeon or Canard if the group specifically wants a French-bistro identity or more destination energy.
NORMANDIE is a Portland evening option with a simple verified profile: it is open Tuesday through Sunday, is closed Monday, lists a smart casual dress code. Use it when you want a Portland night out and are comfortable checking current details directly before you go.
A Portland option for an evening plan
The clearest confirmed appeal is practical timing. NORMANDIE is open Tue–Thu and Sun from 5–9 PM, Fri–Sat from 5–10 PM. No verified tasting-menu format, signature dish, cuisine label, price range, chef detail, or seating capacity is available here, so plan around the confirmed evening hours rather than an assumed format.
That makes NORMANDIE easiest to evaluate as a Portland evening choice. If your decision depends on a specific menu style, dietary accommodation, price point, or group setup, confirm those details with the venue before going. For comparison, consider Le Pigeon or Canard; Dimo's Apizza is another name to compare.
Who should consider it, who should cross-shop
Choose NORMANDIE if the priority is a Portland evening during its posted hours and a smart casual dress code sounds right for the occasion. Cross-shop if the occasion requires a clearly verified tasting menu, a specific cuisine, a known signature order, posted pricing, or confirmed seating details before anyone commits.
The verified information supports treating NORMANDIE as an evening-hours Portland venue rather than a lunch spot or a format-driven destination. For groups or diners with specific needs, confirm the current setup and availability directly with the venue before making plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does NORMANDIE handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary-restriction details are not verified here. If allergies or dietary needs matter, contact NORMANDIE directly before going. The confirmed information is that it is open in Portland Tuesday through Sunday and is closed Monday. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
What should I order at NORMANDIE?
No specific dish or menu item is verified here, so choose from the current offerings once you confirm what is being served. NORMANDIE is best planned as a Portland evening option during its posted hours rather than around a named signature order. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
What should a first-timer know about NORMANDIE?
Start with the timing: NORMANDIE is closed Monday and is open Tue–Thu and Sun from 5–9 PM, with Fri–Sat running to 10 PM. First-timers should also know that the verified dress code is smart casual.
Is NORMANDIE good for solo dining?
Solo-dining details are not verified here. If you plan to dine alone, check current availability with NORMANDIE and use the posted hours as a guide: Tue–Thu and Sun from 5–9 PM, Fri–Sat from 5–10 PM.
What should I wear to NORMANDIE?
NORMANDIE lists a smart casual dress code. Check directly with the venue if you need more specific attire guidance.
Location
1005 SE Ankeny St, Portland, OR 97214
Portland, United States
Compare NORMANDIE
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| NORMANDIE | Portland | , |
| Le Pigeon | Newberg | French Bistro |
| Canard | Portland | French Bistro |
| Dimo’s Apizza | Portland | Pizzeria (New Haven–Style) |
| Erizo | Portland | , |
| The Paper Bridge | Portland | Northern Vietnamese |
How NORMANDIE Portland compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if you do not book here
Choose Canard if the group wants French-bistro energy and a more defined category. Choose Dimo's Apizza if the night should stay casual, group-friendly, lower pressure.
How it compares in Portland
NORMANDIE is the easier, neighborhood-first choice in this set. Le Pigeon reads as the stronger splurge play for diners who want a French-bistro benchmark, while Canard is the better fit when the group wants French-bistro energy with a livelier, more casual feel.
If value and low-pressure booking matter more than ceremony, Dimo's Apizza is the safer casual alternative, especially for groups that would rather avoid a special-occasion spend. The Paper Bridge is the cross-shop for diners who want a clearer Northern Vietnamese identity instead of a more open-ended Portland dinner.
Erizo is the better comparison for diners prioritizing a more singular experience, while NORMANDIE makes more sense when the room, location, ease of the evening matter more than chasing a tightly defined format.
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