We ordered the large Pepper Steak ( good portion, easily can feed 3). and it was Very Well Priced,…read moreit Tasted Very Good, and I'd easily come back here when I visit Portland Again!!! If ambiance is important, just Take it Home, but we chose to Eat Right Away, and every bite kept getting Better and Better!!!!

I witnessed one of the employees making a sandwich, and I was honestly disgusted by what I saw. He…read morewas scraping the inside of the bread out with his bare fingers--no gloves on whatsoever. I would hope that employees are washing their hands properly, but there's still the concern of dirt and germs that can remain underneath fingernails. Watching someone handle food this way completely turned my stomach. I understand that gloves aren't always required for every food-handling situation, but putting bare fingers inside the bread while preparing a customer's sandwich was extremely unappetizing and unhygienic to witness. This definitely made me question the overall food-handling practices at this location. I definitely will not be back!

I've been to this place a couple of times. Both times food was freshly made and delicious. This…read morereview is more about the service. I was here recently on a hot day when I was carrying some heavy bags and the staff was extremely nice to me, taking my order quickly and efficiently even though I wasn't sure what I wanted, and when I asked for some water (it was hot), I was expecting just a paper cup with tap water but they brought me a nice big bottle of ice cold water which I badly needed. They didn't even charge me for that. This small act of kindness really made my day, and I just wanted to throw my appreciation out there. Thank you! Also the sandwiches are great and large portions.

Service 2 stars…read more With no other customers waiting, our 2 sandwiches ordered took almost 24 minutes waiting outside in the rain. Ordered taken from someone whose apathetic aura was unappetizing. Way too expensive for a sandwich ordered at an outdoor window plus asking for tip.

I've tried every fried chicken place around PDX and no one is touching Flew The Coop. Been a…read morelongtime customer of almost a decade, and I'll tell anyone who will listen, FTC is King! I've tried all their sandos: Southern Frickin Chicken, Korean Fried Chicken, Hot Honey Chicken, and now the newest Chicken Caesar, simply the most top-tier crunchy and delicious poultry experience you will ever have! When someone raves about other "unnamed" food carts or fried chicken hot spots...I tell them nah, let me take you to The GOAT....and then they realize, the gap between FTC and 2nd place is larger than their appetite. Keep up the great work guys!!

In a town of chicken sandwich options, the version here is worthy…read more Their signature sandwich was ample, snappy coleslaw, good chicken crisp, and sauce doesn't have that fast food chain taste. Grand Central bun was okay, but everything fell apart in the last few bites. Love the Buffalo Wing-style bottled hot sauce. I look forward to trying more of their eclectic menu. The woman in the window was lukewarm friendly.

Amazing food! Amazing service! Amazing ambiance!…read more I am glad I happened to stop by and I'll continue to come back over and over again! The subs are high quality and just feel very healthy and homemade. It seems like that the quality of bread, veggies, and meat is very high and delicious. I've lived in LA and SF, but I have never seen the price this affordable and delicious. I got the Italiano Sub and the Grilled Vegetable Panini. All were impeccable and had generous portion sizes. The workers are amazing and gentle as well (good looking as well!)! I'll be back!!

Everything I've tried here has been great. Everything tastes very fresh and the prices are very…read morereasonable. My only complaint is they aren't open very late.

Tuesday morning visit and the breakfast is still consistently good!…read more Service did this weird thing this time around, took our order and then disappeared till the bill. It was weird to us that when it came time to pay and as I was going through the handheld credit card terminal, she hovered uncomfortably over me, if fact she was right over my back while I was paying. I get the tipping bandits are out there... but that hovering is a really really bad look, especially with POC. Management, please address this. Sadly, might be my last visit.

We arrived at around 1:00 and were seated promptly by a kind host…read more We were seated in the Garden Room which is painted a soothing sage-green, featuring a lovely mural. The Garden Room also contained plants, and patio style metal tables and chairs with cushions. I ordered a rosemary vodka infused Bloody Mary which was the highlight of my dining experience. For lunch I had the GrownUp Grilled Cheese Sandwich (a grilled cheese sandwich with caramelized onions) and a salad. The salad was warm, wilted and unappetizing, the tomatoes in the salad were so old they had burst. Mr. Wonderful had the Cat Fish and Chips, he ate it but wouldn't order it again. We had high hopes for this cute little nostalgic spot, and felt let down by the food. The service was efficient and friendly. The atmosphere is darling and the pristine Cadillac parked inside is something to be seen.

Pleasantly surprised. Beautiful large and comfortable dining space. Easy wheelchair…read moreaccommodations. FAST delivery of delicious fresh food. Order at the counter then find your table inside or on the dog friendly patio. Clean and convenient bathrooms. It's a delightful neighborhood eating establishment.

The low rating is entirely due to the service. The food itself was fine…read more We were there today at noon and to our surprise and delight there were no people in line ahead of us so we were able to walk right up to the counter to order. We asked the first staff member that greeted us if there was a reservation for our party of 8 plus a baby and he said that they didn't take reservations and that it was first come first served. He did however advise us to move tables together to accommodate our party and to ask one of the staff members for help if we couldn't do it ourselves. My husband started to move the tables while I put in our order at the counter with a second staff member, a lady with curly brown hair. In the middle of my order she interjected that we couldn't move tables on our own because it "violated their health policy" or something overly dramatic to that effect. I looked at her smiling and expecting it to be a joke but she was serious. Then I looked over her shoulder at the young man that had instructed us to move the tables inviting him to interject to clarify that he told us to move the tables but he did not. I later realized that he may be too scared of getting in trouble, and the rest of our experience made me wonder if the management here actively intimidates their staff into following strict, uncompromising, and irrational rules. Apparently while I was ordering, a third staff member, a blonde lady, came and scolded my husband while he was moving the tables and told him he wasn't authorized to move tables. The place was quite empty so it was odd that the two ladies were behaving so overly stressed and upset. My husband and I sat down and sort of giggled about how intense the two ladies were. At that point it was just comically dramatic behavior from them and a mild inconvenience to us. Then the lady with the blonde hair came over and gave us an earful, again, about the health code and why only they can move tables and how they need to maintain walking zones, as if we had fought them on this or refused in any way. Also, for context, my husband had left about 6 feet of empty space on either end of the table, so her concerns did not appear justified. She moved the high chair from the end of the table where my husband had put it to the end of the table closest to the food prep window. Knowing my sister would need to sit next to the high chair with her baby, my husband and I got up and moved over to the other end of the table. About two minutes later the curly haired lady came over and scolded us for having the high chair at the end of the table where her colleague had just put it. By now, I felt like we were on a candid camera show and the two ladies were playing a prank on us to see how many times they could tell us the same thing and move our table and chairs around before they got a reaction out of us. This was now the fifth time we were told about moving the tables and hassled about seating arrangement. My husband looked at the curly haired lady and asked her calmly but firmly, "Are you sure, this time, that this is where you want the chairs? I don't want to have you keep moving us." To my shock the curly haired lady looked at him and in the most passive aggressive tone and exaggerated expression said, "Are you OKAY?!" As if it were strange that my husband would ask an adult to make a decision and stick to it. My husband and I would have left at this point and demanded our money back but we were expecting my sister and her family and my parents so we reluctantly had to stay. A few moments later our food arrived, shockingly fast! (The best thing about this place is speed!) I got up to ask the two men preparing the food at the window if I could get an extra plate for sharing and the man that I asked looked bewildered and asked the other man, "Is that ok, can I give her a plate?" As though I had asked for something outrageous and out of the ordinary. The second man seemed annoyed and said begrudgingly that it was ok to give me a plate, and the first man immediately handed me a plate. It felt very much like a twilight zone episode where the walls of this restaurant housed a tiny dictatorship where there are staff members with power and staff members that are afraid of making the wrong decision and having to pay the consequences. All I could think is "yikes..." When the rest of my party arrived we said nothing to them about our twilight zone experience to avoid ruining everyone's meal as ours was already ruined. This is one place we will never choose to go back to and that is unfortunate because this restaurant has so much potential to be excellent given the right, positive, management.

Great food Great service…read more Friendly staff. Reasonable prices. Large portions. Conveniently located.

When we got there, no one greeted us (not a big deal at all) so we put our name on the paper at the…read morefront. They were packed but we got seated within 5-10 minutes of waiting. It took 10-15 minutes before our server got to us but we understood since it was so busy. After we place our order half the restaurant had cleared out so we were hopeful we would get our food pretty quickly. While waiting a man tried to cancel his order since it was taking so long. After 40 minutes of waiting we asked how much longer it was going to be and they told us 5 more minutes. We had an appointment to go to so we asked for it to go. Took 10+ more minutes to get our food. So it took an hour after sitting down to get our food. At no point did the staff check on us or say anything about it taking so long. I will never return based on customer service alone. Food Review: We are after a 30 minute drive so keep that in mind. Not sure if it's typical for them to send to go orders out in paper plates covered in foil.. the English muffin in the Benedict wasn't toasted at all (didn't even look like it had been previously). The poached eggs were completely cooked through (maybe continued cooking during the drive?). Barely enough hollandaise sauce for half the Benedict and it didn't taste like anything. Avocado was browning and some of the fruit was shriveled.

Great place to eat. All of the staff are so welcoming. Food is wonderful, nice portions, endless…read morecoffee. Parking can be an issue

On my first full day in Portland, with jet lag, I searched on "Breakfast all day," and Milo's…read moreshowed up prominently... somewhat ironic because "all day" ends at 2pm at Milo's. It was also hard for me to ignore all the breakfast options featuring salmon (smoked, grilled, blackened) and their claim to "Best Hollandaise in Portland." Having only been here so far, I have nothing else (yet) for comparison, but I'd certainly have their sauce any day. It was a little lighter in color than I expected, but the lemon flavor was perfect. Their home fries are amazing too, crisp and very nicely spiced on the outside, tender inside. Even my dining companions who dislike home fries ate every single one on their plates. The decor is festive, and the restaurant is clean and bright, accompanied by some stuffed animals of many sizes. Who doesn't want to dine near a stuffed llama? The staff in this Peruvian owned restaurant are friendly and quick. Our meals came out quickly, and my coffee cup was never allowed to be empty. This was a great first meal to start off my time in Portland.