HomeHistory Goodbye, Old Friend The bartender hollered “last call” back in March, so we stretched out a party for four fabulous months. And at the stroke of midnight on June 30, 2025, we toasted to 35 years of good times and great friends as we closed the doors of the Rams Head pub for good. Cheers to all who joined us in this neighborhood pub over the years! We’re thankful for your stories and your friendship. We hope to see you at our pubs nearby: Blue Moon at NW 21st and Glisan Tavern & Pool on NW 23rd between Savier and Thurman 23rd Avenue Bottle Shop at NW 23rd and Thurman Ringler’s Pub at SW 14th and Burnside Ringler’s Annex at SW Harvey Milk and Burnside A Message for Passporters Rams Head has been removed from the Downtown/NW Portland page of the Passport and the Rams Head stamp is no longer available. You no longer need this stamp if you have the space for it in your Passport. But if you did get it, you now own a little slice of history! A step down from bustling Northwest 23rd places you in one of the most prominent buildings along the Avenue, a living artifact from an earlier era. This dining area was originally part of the venerable Campbell Hotel, an upscale apartment house known for its refinement and personal service.... During Prohibition, all the drinks were served in coffee cups at this hotel restaurant... hmmm.... Read more for a complete history.
