Breakfast

Marco’s Cafe
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Marco’s Cafe

Nice breakfast cafe menu, well prepared, big, hot and tasty (yes, breakfast, get your minds out of the gutter, boys…). I was there with the latest Breakfast Club UYE and showed up before the others.  While I was waiting out front, I got asked at least 5 times if I needed anything.  Nice!  Eventually, I went up to the bar to order while I continued to hang out.  I was sorely tempted by huckleberry pancakes or a bacon scramble, or roast beef hash, or… well, you get the point, but I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak.  As a Texas transplant, …Read the Rest

Screen Door – Portland
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Screen Door – Portland

Screen Door’s eclectic menu is a culinary road map of the South featuring South Carolina Lowcountry cuisine, traditional Mississippi soul food and New Orleans Creole/French preparations. Word Press – Read More>

Crescent Café – McMinnville
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Crescent Café – McMinnville

The four of us arrived at the Café around 10:30 on Sunday and put our name on the list to be seated. There is no real waiting area so we waited outside in the cold watching all the diners inside enjoy their breakfast and coffee. One of the owners Michael …Read the Rest

London Grill – Sunday Champagne Brunch
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London Grill – Sunday Champagne Brunch

Easter is coming up and The Benson Hotel is having their Easter Champagne Brunch again this year at their award-winning restaurant, London Grill. There will even be a celebrity guest for the buffet brunch, The Easter Bunny! Kids can get some Easter treats and have their photo taken with Mr. …Read the Rest

11 Different Donut Shops – Portland
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11 Different Donut Shops – Portland

I’m not sure what it is about food with a hole that so titillates us. All I know is that when I catch sight of a plain glazed raised doughnut or fresh cinnamon raisin bagel, my heartrate skips three gears. I never met a fudge bagel I didn’t feel the …Read the Rest

Cadillac Cafe – Portland
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Cadillac Cafe – Portland

With all the 5-star reviews already written for the Cadillac Cafe, I hesitated adding my two cents. What more can I say about greatness? I’d been before. I love the place. I thought ” What can I offer that’s unique and windswept in the review world for a place that …Read the Rest

Original Pancake House – Portland
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Original Pancake House – Portland

This Historic and charming restaurant not only will transport you back in time , but will create a standard for you upon which all other Pancake Houses will be judged !! Their coffee is the very best I’ve ever had ( they grind their own blend–which is for sale here). …Read the Rest

LITTLE BLUE WAFFLE WAGON
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LITTLE BLUE WAFFLE WAGON

When Cameo Cafe in Northwest Portland closed, newly unemployed servers Emmy Ervin and Andrea Hawk wasted no time plotting their future in breakfast food. They found a tiny travel trailer and a somewhat larger patch of gravel on Southeast Division Street, then last month opened a classically Portland-quirky waffle outlet …Read the Rest

Truffle Hunter
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Truffle Hunter

My hubby has wanted to try this restaurant for years and finally today we had dinner here.  We were very impressed with all; the starters, the entrees, the portions, the service.  We ordered something different so we could share and taste.  The Hungarian Mushroom soup (available everyday) was oh so …Read the Rest

Hot Cake House
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Hot Cake House

  Hot Cake House is a 24-hour diner in SE Portland at Powell and 10th serving up standard diner fare – breakfast and burgers. They have a tiny parking lot and a fantastic neon sign. Dream Burger – Read More>

Voodoo Doughnuts
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Voodoo Doughnuts

The Voodoo That They Do…to the doughnuts at Voodoo Doughnuts in Portland has nothing to do with black magic and everything to with white powder–sugar, flour, and the crack they’re using for sprinkles on their dough. Natasha Reed – Read More>

John Street Cafe
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John Street Cafe

Stumptown coffee is served here, ok, so go. No really, this is the quintessential corner cafe. Nondescript, cozy, and most importantly great food and great coffee. I had heard about this little cafe from a few different people. I finally got a chance to go check it out. I had …Read the Rest

Biscuits Cafe
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Biscuits Cafe

What do you order at a place called Biscuits Café? Biscuits, of course! Even though it was definitely lunchtime, I decided to opt for a little bit of breakfast for my midday meal. I ordered the biscuits and gravy with a side of hash browns. StumpTown – Read More>

Mother’s Bistro and Bar
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Mother’s Bistro and Bar

Sitting at Mother’s at 1:15pm on a Thursday afternoon looking at all the dust on the fixtures above me, it seems the place needs a good cleaning. Though the restaurant is only about 20% full, I am surrounded by empty tables full of dirty dishes that haven’t been cleared. Several …Read the Rest

Pine State Biscuits
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Pine State Biscuits

Witness the humble American biscuit. It’s not very big, it doesn’t store well, and it’s not particularly attractive. I think it’s safe to say that you won’t see biscuits at your local Boulangerie any time soon. Biscuits just don’t get that kind of respect. Portland Food and Drink – Read …Read the Rest

Tasty ‘n’ Sons breaks the boundaries of brunch
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Tasty ‘n’ Sons breaks the boundaries of brunch

A Bloody Mary is to brunch what a beer is to a ballgame: the accompaniment, the message, the flag. This particular tomato-red flag is flying high — not only highly spiced but also extremely crowded, featuring celery, celery salt rim, horseradish, lemon, a toothpick of pickled vegetables and what looked …Read the Rest

Portland Eggs Benedict (Part 1)
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Portland Eggs Benedict (Part 1)

Those who know my eating habits, know that breakfast is my least favorite meal. I can be downright snobby about my disdain for breakfast as a class of foodstuffs. To be honest, I think of breakfast as kid’s food: bland, sweet, and lots of starch. Pancakes drenched in maple syrup, …Read the Rest

Breakfast hot spots: Besaw’s and Stepping Stone Cafe
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Breakfast hot spots: Besaw’s and Stepping Stone Cafe

There’s one thing about Portlanders: They love their breakfast, and they have no shortage of opinions on where to best get it. But therein lies a mystery: The city’s high restaurant density means that there are plenty of places to eat, so why do hungry diners flock to the same …Read the Rest

Portland Guide to Sweet Shops, Pastries, and Chocolate
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Portland Guide to Sweet Shops, Pastries, and Chocolate

Portland is well-known for great beers, coffee, and quality European style artisan breads, yet we also boast a very large choice of sweet shops, patisseries, chocolate purveyors and chocolatiers. For visitors or locals, here is our guide. Although this list doesn’t include everyone in the Yellow Pages, it does cover …Read the Rest

Black Bear Diner – Beaverton
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Black Bear Diner – Beaverton

The first time I went to a Black Bear Diner was about five years ago. My family and I were on our way to Sunriver and we stopped for lunch at the Bear in Madras. The first thing I smelled and saw when we walked in the door was a …Read the Rest

Breakfast: Five favorites for biscuits and gravy
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Breakfast: Five favorites for biscuits and gravy

Forget grilled salmon. Portland has gone crazy for biscuits — tall or short, cut or drop, flaky or fluffy. Fanatics may disagree, but everyone seems to want them served one way: smothered in country gravy. No matter how you ladle it, biscuits and gravy is just the thing to fuel …Read the Rest

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