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    Artemisia Cafe

    4.4 (234 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 1:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    ARTEMISIA CAFE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Turkey sandwich
    Cara L.

    I'm writing this review before I've even finished my sandwich because THATS how great it is. This cafe was recommended to me by the owners of the knit/yarn store down the street when asked where I could get a quick lunch since I was low on time. The owner was the absolute sweetest as soon as I walked through the door and I can tell she values her relationships with her customers deeply. The cafe itself is not very large but it feels cozy and intimate that way. I placed an order to go for a turkey sandwich and greens and it came out super quick and was so warm it survived the short walk back to my hotel just fine. The greens have a wonderful dressing on them with some vegetables on top. The back of the menu is coffee that I'm sure is to die for. Will absolutely be coming back here soon!

    Egg sandwich
    Pat C.

    Food service was excellent I had the California Cobb salad, which was fresh and tasted delicious. My friend had the egg sandwich which was delicious as well. Everything was fresh and presented beautifully.

    Omelet
    Shaela T.

    We did Saturday brunch and it's a very cute little cafe. We waited about 25 minutes and it was worth every bite. We had 2 different omelets and if you have a chance to get one with fiddleheads, do it! The cocktails were fairly priced. Don't expect free refills on soda though. It comes in a bottle. Our server was great for recommending things and chatting with us about the area.

    Paul V.

    Came in after breakfast was done at 11:00 on a Wednesday morning. The waitress was very nice. The restaurant was empty and offered me any seat I wanted. Ambiance was very chill, perfect for the day. I went with a double espresso and a tuna melt. The food and coffee were good. Pretty standard fries and sandwich. Nothing in particular was amazing but nothing was bad.

    Bloody Mary
    Kari W.

    This Cafe was so yummy. Everyone loved their meals and the bloody Mary was on point! Both kids loved their sausage egg sandwiches and my burrito was so flavorful! My husband enjoyed his omelet but it was a little small, fortunately the rest of our meals were big enough to share with him. Our waitress was awesome, she was so sweet and attentive. We did wish they had a sweet option like French toast or pancakes, but apparently that is only on the weekends. Also, I wish I could have had a bloody Maria but I steer clear of Jose Cuervo, which was their only tequila option. But overall the pros outweigh the minor cons!

    French toast
    Angie P.

    Really cozy eatery with friendly staff. Came here for a quick breakfast and couldn't decide between the omelette or the French toast, so I got BOTH! Hahaha. The French toast was soft and moist on the inside (the soak it overnight so your not eating some dry piece of bread masquerading as French toast), the berries were fresh, and the syrup sweet without being overly sweet. Perfection. The omelette was delicious. The home fries were a mix of sweet potato and Idaho potatoes-yum! Overall, it was a great experience. Will be back for sure.

    Steff D.

    I don't actually throw this phrase around a lot, but Artemisia Cafe is an absolute "hidden" gem. Weirdly, Portland doesn't have a lot of places open for brunch midweek. And while Artemisia Cafe doesn't advertise it: they do. Until 10:30 every day you can order brunch, and baked goods, and enormous boozy drinks. It's positively delightful. As is their space: it's very warm, each booth feels very private, there's plants and art, and it just feels like a comfortable spot for everyone. That's reflected in their menu, too, since they have options for vegetarians and vegans. That being said, I am sad to see that they've removed the Sardou from their menu though (it was this hot spinach artichoke like dip that you could get on a bed of homefries, topped with a poached egg; so messy, SO GOOD - one of the most unique brunch bites in the city). Their baked goods aren't to be skipped; I just wish the cinnamon rolls were available more often. There really aren't any go-to spots in Portland for one, and Artemisia could easily fill that hole! Finally, if you like a good drink with your breakfast foods, GET. THE. MIMOSA. It's enormous. Probably the biggest one in the city. The bloody is divine too. Actually, just get both and thank me later.

    Breakfast burrito and chai latte
    Hannah T.

    Artemisia was the perfect spot to stop for brunch after some friends ran the Portland half. It was around 10 am on Saturday morning, we waited 25 ish minutes for a table for 6. The space is clean, warm and inviting, with a case of delicious looking pastries when you first walk in. Once we sat down, water was quickly brought out as well as food and drink menus. Everything sounded delicious, but I went with the breakfast burrito which was fantastic. The melted cheese on top is delicious and the home fries are epic. These aren't your normal home fries but closer to perfectly roasted and seasoned potatoes. I ordered a hot chai latte to go with it and it was probably one of the best chai lattes I've ever had. Sweet but not too sweet and nicely spiced. The others at the table got the veggie hash and a special kielbasa wrap and everyone seemed super pleased with their orders. If I'm ever back in Portland this will definitely be a stop we make again!

    Huevos and Kielbasa hash
    Sonya S.

    Amazing breakfast options, food coffee, great service and a fun atmosphere. It was a perfect start to the day. Kielbasa hash is the only way I shall have hash in the future.

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    Delicious food. Great coffee and huevos rancheros. Fresh baked goods. Awesome knowledgable staff.

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    My wife and I are attempting to check out any and all coffee places we can and Smalls was our stop…read moretoday on an early Spring Sunday morning. They advertise themselves as all day cafe/bar and market. The vibes were perfect with an overall cozy and welcoming feel. It seemed like a spot many regulars come to often as the workers appeared to know many people who came through! They have a bar with roughly 8 seats, along with some tables. With the back of the store having goodies to buy including candles, self-care items, wines, drinks, and more. Worth browsing before or after your drinks and food. We snagged two bar stools and were immediately greeted and served water along with a menu. All three staff members were friendly and made us feel welcome. Drink wise my wife got an iced mocha while I saw their drink special of the month on social media and had to try it. Named The Blue Rose with Butterfly pea flower, cardamom rose, whole milk, pebble ice and espresso on top. A photo-worthy beverage with a delicious flavor. I would keep coming back for this drink for sure if it were a permanent menu item! Food wise my wife and I both got a breakfast sandwich, only difference she got bacon while I got the impossible sausage. Well made and delicious sandwiches that would make us return as well. I do wish they would have been a little bigger though. If our visit today was any indication of the typical my wife and I would gladly return! Friendly service in a great setting with well made food and drinks. Need to return to give their cocktails a try! A standout space in Portland.

    Smalls came highly recommend, but unfortunately I didn't have the most amazing experience…read more The inside is SUPER cute. If I were to come back here I would opt to just get coffee rather than food OR I'd come for a glass of wine because I did like the vibe on the inside. However, the breakfast sandwich was rather disappointing and our service was VERY slow. I ordered a coffee about half way through my meal and had to leave without it because it was taking too long.

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    Following first speculation I saw online of Novel closing then after they confirmed they would be…read moreclosing my wife wanted to make sure we came by before that! She is a book lover and we both love our coffees and cocktails. This is a spot that offers all of that and is a third space I think that has been popular and will in general be missed. We even visited during their opening day back in December 2023. They will be closing their doors on April 17th 2026. I will say that due to them getting their books from a local used bookstore they do not have the latest and greatest selection of books that you'd expect if they were a bookstore. I have not had complaints during any of our visits here. I have enjoyed their coffee as well as their chai lattes along with enjoyed all the cocktails I have tried. I have especially enjoyed the espresso martinis and have liked the fact you could in fact get the coffee drinks and cocktails any time of their hours opened. During the majority of their time open they would offer specialty espresso martinis as well. Some of my favorite cities to visit have many coffee cafe meets cocktail bar and is a concept I wish were more popular in Portland. It is a difficult time currently for all and any local business so with yet another closing I encourage you to support your favorite places when and how you can! Cheers to Novel and thanks for the space you offered to locals and visitors!

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    4.1
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    0.4 mi
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    Wow... I've been going to Union for over a decade. Tonight, it would seem, may be the last time I…read morevisit. Before I rip them a new one, let me be totally up front and say the service was very good. Like many places in the Portland area, they're short staffed, and the people who work there are doing the best they can. Friendly, like genuinely friendly and nice waitstaff. They're doing the best they can with too few people. So, to be clear if any management read this? Your staff is fantastic. The food? That's another story. They used to have things on the menu like roasted Brussels Sprouts with all kinds of delicious. There was a pot roast, cooked over three days, which melted in your mouth, with truffle oil and parsnips and carrots. The cocktails? WAY above par. Now you may as well go to Applebees. Over seasoned, boring, and generally NOT worth the money by a long shot. It just tastes like all the other places who use Sysco or Gordon foods. I had the burger, which was so average. I mean REMARKABLY average. Yes, the lettuce on it was actually not just boring iceberg, but that doesn't make up for serving someone a mass produced, firmly packed slab with way too much salt. It says it's some fancy farm beef, but it sure as heck didn't taste like it. The dish my wife had was similar. Some decent ingredients but for the most part it was literally no better than what you'd get in something in a mall. WAY too much salt, way too little flavor. I also ordered a Manhattan. In a Manhattan, the forward flavor should be the whiskey (rye or bourbon or whatever). All I could taste was vermouth. AND it was served in a highball glass with a massive ice cube, and it was warm. The ingredients should go in a cocktail shaker or mixing glass, with ice, then stirred for at least 15 seconds while stirring. It should be served in a cocktail glass like a coup or a martini glass which has been chilled. Mine was in a highball glass. Not sure what happened, but I'm sure profits had something to do with it. You've got dozens of better choices in easy walking distance.

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