Looking for a dark, unsettling, spot to sip and savor whilest simmering over your spells? Memento…read moreCafe caters to the macabre and will satisfy your dark soul. Courtesy of local artist, the decor add to the ambience of the shop. I ordered a Triple Moon Goddess under a Weeping Willow. Yes, the food items match the them of the shop. I usually stay away from croissants because I don't like the mess they leave behind while trying to eat them, however the croissant held together until I finished eating it. The Weeping Willow refreshed my palate (and stomach) to energize me for more adventures. The cashier greeted me upon arrival and maintained a welcoming vibe throughout the visit. Go get your Goth on and check them out.

No! Bad customer service! Didn't ask for croissant to be heated- it was old and disgusting…read more YOU are a COFFEE HOUSE- you can only do full caffeine or Decaf---But NOT HALF CAF? Asked for a for here and go a to go cup. Not special tasting- ordinary. Asked for the croissant to be heated he wouldn't offer to get a new one or heat it up. Just said no. thumbs down no stars

First time here. Super impressed by the darts, sandwiches…read moreand just bread. Will be back

I stopped by Ken's Artisan Bakery close to 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon so many products in the…read moredisplay case had already sold out. I ended up getting a walnut roll ($2.50) and a jambon-beurre ($7.00). Although there weren't any ham sandwich in the display case, the woman at the register informed us that they'd be able to make one for us on the spot. The walnut roll had been sitting around in the case all day so the outside had developed a hardened crust that was a bit difficult to chew through. That said, the inside had plenty of walnuts, great flavor, and would have been really nice toasted up in an oven. The jambon-beurre here is as good as it gets: high quality butter on artisanal bread, with a simple piece of ham on top. The pickled onions and pickles on the side were a nice touch as well. I wish more places would offer a jambon-beurre, but sourcing high-quality bread and butter is probably the biggest challenge for businesses. If you're here to get one item, I'd highly recommend either a baguette, or the jambon-beurre.

For the amount of money we spend on a meal plan to eat here since we have to it's not worth it at…read moreall. The burgers are dry and there's not a lot of variety on the menu. Honestly the only good thing to eat here is the fries but I wouldn't bother going here anyway due to how crowded it always is. Since it takes forever to get your food and it's always loud inside.

Wonderful space to gather after an event at University of Portland or to watch a game beside the…read morefireplace. We enjoyed wine and beer on tap after attending an equity event on campus. There was plenty of space for us to talk and enjoy our extended time together. If we had wanted food, we could have ordered and paid at the bar and then walked to the far end of the Pilot House to pick up our food--burgers, nachos, sandwiches and whatnot. They stop serving alcohol at 8 pm, so this is not a late night hang out. Also, EVERYONE must show ID and wear an of age band on his/ her / their right wrist. The service was friendly and almost efficient--we had a pleasant experience and will certainly be back. Go, Pilots!

Pastry heaven! They have sweet, they have savory, they have it all! Is it just me, or is the…read moreperfect day just getting a ton of different pastries with your girlfriends and eating little bites of all of them? Just me? Well anyway, this would be the perfect place to get your food. It was also really hopping on the inside. Tons of people hanging out and patronizing the business. That's how you know it's great, and locals really love it.

I loved NoPo but sadly found this venue unfriendly staff, didn't like my drink and found the…read morechocolate expresso cake blah, we each took a piece and didn't finish it. Employees set an ambiance so we sat outside.

Wow what a delight today. I haven't eaten here since it was in the Pearl many moons ago. It's even…read morebetter than I recall. I had the tom kha soup with brown rice and avocado a pea berry mocktail. Both very delicious. Maybe the best tom kha I've had. My friend had the blt and it was huge and delicious. It's definitely worth the traffic and parking headache and I plan on returning asap. It's little gems like this that remind me how much I still love Portland

Great for a place to have lunch while you work. I really liked the set up with the indoor/outdoor…read morevibe and open air seating. Fine option if you are wanting/needing plant-based but overall food was just okay. The matcha (iced matcha with coconut milk) was not great, would not recommend getting the matcha here but they did have coconut milk so that was a plus.

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.

Such a beautiful cool place to have coffee snd a small bite. The service was friendly and your…read moresurrounded by beautiful plants

If you want to make absolutely sure you're starving before breakfast, this is the place for you…read more We ended up waiting a little over two hours for a table because the quoted wait time kept creeping up in increments, and at some point we were too invested in the process to turn back and try somewhere else. The good news? The setting is beautiful. Since we had so much time on our hands, we got to wander the farm multiple times and really take in the scenery. There's also a coffee shop where you can grab pastries and drinks while you wait, which definitely helped. We all got coffees and did our best to stay patient. By the time we were finally seated, we were beyond hungry. Three of us ordered the same Eggs Benedict, my husband got the two-egg sandwich, and we added a waffle for the table. Unfortunately, the food took its sweet time arriving too. Honestly, I don't think the food was worth a two-hour wait. The potatoes were under-seasoned, the eggs weren't cooked properly, and overall everything just felt a little off. At that point we were all too hungry and slightly too cranky to complain, so we quietly ate and focused on making our exit. The waffles were probably the highlight and seemed to be the one thing everyone enjoyed. As for the rest, the quality didn't match the price tag. It's going to be a very long time before I come back. I could see myself stopping by for a coffee and maybe a pastry, but breakfast? Probably not.

Good coffee, good drinks, fun vibe, and a nice "no kids or chaos" reprieve from next door. Lol. ;)…read moreoh, and the happy hour is great!!!!!!

Lots of seating varieties including a large back patio. Pasty selection i went the first time was…read morevery limited so got the breakfast sando which was good. Also had the baklava latte which was way too sweet. Went back and had more pastries but overall is still limited. Got an iced latte and cinnamon roll. The roll wasn't too sweet but not sure if I would get again due to the bread. The iced latte was all good though. Service was friendly and prompt (granted wasn't very busy either time though).

Formerly named "Mac's Deli", the cafe moved and changed their name (still the same owners,…read morehusband/wife) in early 2019. Located inside the Kaiser Permanente building, the cafe is open to the public. For non-Kaiser employees, there's a public entrance on the west side of the cafe (Grand Avenue). The cafe has daily breakfast and lunch specials (they stop serving breakfast at 10:30AM). They have made-to-order menu items and also pre-made "grab & go" hot and cold items. They also have coffee and espresso. The husband/wife owner's are very nice and care about customer service.

Five stars for being super sweet and pleasant! The sign on their door says currently only serving…read moreKaiser Permanente employees, but a regular (accidentally) let me in and the owners still served me. Breakfast burrito was surprisingly not greasy. Affordable in an area of pricey hotel eateries.

So amazing! Been our go to bagel place in Portland for months. Bagels are perfect and flavors are…read morediverse. So many spreads and options. Staff is always kind and friendly. Great value, can't get any better than a $5 bagel in Portland. Classic Portland industrial ambiance with a hint of rustic charm. I recommend this place to everyone who wants a REAL bagel.

I want to love all bagel places, but I was disappointed…read more The lady at the counter was great! Especially when I had an issue. I got a sea salt bagel, plain cc, and an iced latte. On the way out, I opened my bagel to see it barely toasted, if at all, wondering if they toast all bagels as menu said - I did not specify. When going back to ask, the lady offered to have it made again. I took her up on it, asking for it more toasted. Took my new, warm-to-the-touch bagel and drove off - only to discover it on the far end of toasted, burnt. Other bagel places in town have mastered the balanced toasting, golden brown. My latte was very milk heavy. Ugh. I will get bagels to toast at home, if I go back. They have a nice selection of bagels, you can even buy a mixed bag of day old bagel discounted.