After a short wait at the entrance, we were seated. Coffee was served promptly, which was awesome! Server was very friendly and made sure our special requests regarding the English Muffins were carried out. Food was delivered on plates which were hot which kept the entrees warm while being eaten-a classy touch!! Will go back again. read more

This Food Experience has taken a turn for the Worst, No Longer taking the time for Potatoes Anna So Disappointing. Hollandaise for the Benedict also Substandard? (New Chef) Still great Luxury Space and Service! Not a Food Destination but a Great Staff and worth a visit , When Looking for service and Ambiance. read more

My wife and I attended the Glamorama drag brunch, and had a pretty fun time. The food was excellent, particularly the avocado toast; service was competent, although they seemed to be scrambling to keep up most of the time (not surprising, since it was a packed house), and there were a couple minor flubs; we received the house salads with champagne vinaigrette (which were awesome!) instead of our avocado toast at first...but then ALSO received our proper order shortly thereafter, so that is a mistake in our favor - no harm, no foul. The menu is a fixed, three-course deal: appetizer, entrée and dessert, for $100 ($200 for VIP meet-and-greet with the queens after the meal, if you feel so inclined), and runs (ostensibly) from 10:00am to noon, although our particular event started and ended late. Good thing, because we were a little late ourselves! Between the two of us, we also ordered the fried rice (excellent!) and the benedict (also excellent!), and were both stuffed before the third, and final, dessert course arrived. Multiple boxes were needed to take home the leftovers to our toddler son, who devoured everything we brought to him! Bring a wad of $1s, because you're going to need them! There will be multiple queens doing their thang, multiple times, over the whole two-hour affair, so come prepared! Street parking is available, if you are lucky; otherwise, there is a private lot charging $30.99, reduced to .99 cents with validation from the hotel (requires an event ticket or room reservation). read more

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Have gone here for tea at least 5 times. In my opinion it is overpriced. The food and tea are good, but not great. They do not have a kids's menu and charge the same amount for kids as adults. The last time we went there we had a pretty disappointing experience. My nieces were going to use the women's bathroom together and at the last minute I decided to join them. When we got to the bathroom there was a homeless man doing drugs in the handicap stall of the bathroom. When I told the person at the front desk she seemed annoyed and just waved us off that security would handle it. I didn't feel comfortable going back into the bathroom since he was shouting at that time. We were told we would just have to wait to use the bathroom which ended up being over an hour later. Complete lack of customer service. read more

Gracie's - Tea selection - New American Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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Came here for the ~Glamorama~ brunch. Food was delicious and the performers were amazing. Seriously so fun with the DJ keeping the party going. Staff was great too keeping our drinks full and really hustling bringing the food out. There were three courses and all the food was super good. We had the avocado toast, omelet, egg Benedict, banana foster french toast and crepes. So good and so filling. Drinks were also great, they even accommodate my friend with mocktails. Highly recommend and hope we can attend again. read more

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WARNING TO ALL: Gracie's does NOT have air conditioning. This is relevant when the outside temperature is 90f or over. Otherwise, Gracie's is a gem. Too bad it's only open Saturday and Sunday for brunch. I'd go twice a week read more

I've driven by Gracie's for years, but had never tried their brunch. The food is both beautiful and tasty. The staff was amazingly friendly. The atmosphere, classy. read more

Gracie's - Veggie omelette with goat cheese, and a side of sausage. - New American Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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You cannot beat a Gracie's tea service! While I love a lot of the local teas in Portland, this one is always hands down my favorite. The tea itself is pretty similar if not the same to what you can find elsewhere, but the food is delicious. If you're not a fan of fish (as teas often have a lot of salmon/roe), this is a great option. My only downside for this tea is they have it timed and do tend to rush you out. If you're one of the last seated, you'll get your stuff later and then they get a bit impatient if you're not done. Which, doesn't make a ton of sense. It's been like this every time I've gone, so I really think they need to add 15-20 minutes to their expected turnaround for better customer experience. read more

A beautiful afternoon tea experience! The interior is stunning with classic styles with a touch of early 1900's charm. The staff is attentive and super helpful - we had a last minute request and were not only accommodated but the staff was so delightful. The tea was delicious and warm, with staff checking in regularly. They serve all the special little pieces of a tea, including clotted cream. The only downside would be the food, which was fine but nothing too special. Would definitely come back! read more

Gracie's - Tea for two and Prosecco - New American Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Service! Had a reservation at 11:45 got seated, took 20 minutes to take our drink order (party of 4) got drinks 15 minutes later, restaurant was NOT busy by the way. Server NEVER came back to take our food order or check on us. After 45 minutes I finally signaled to the busboy to ask the waitress for our check for the drinks. The check came in a matter of seconds! So disappointing for such a supposedly "Up Scale" establishment. I would give zero stars if that were an option. :( read more

The service was really friendly and welcoming, and the latte was SO good. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his chilaquiles rojo, and my omelette with roasted veggies and goat cheese was INCREDIBLE! Perfect cheese-to-veg ratio, in my opinion. We also tried the sausage links and those were super tasty, with just the right amount of snap to them. Potatoes Anna was tasty and a fun textural experience, and the overall atmosphere is glamorous without being stuffy. The only thing that wasn't excellent was the wait for our food, which was long enough that some patrons who were seated and ordered after us were a good way through their meal before we got ours, but it's not a huge deal. read more

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Gracie's is one of the best places for breakfast in NW Portland. Tucked inside the Hotel Deluxe, this is easily a go to breakfast. They make their English muffins in house from scratch so I encourage you to try a Benedict for the full experience. My favorite is the lobster Benedict but the breakfast fried rice is a fast follow. The portions are large but if you have some extra room their blueberry crumb muffin is also made in house and is a welcomed add on to any meal. The staff is always friendly and the coffee is always hot (unless of course it's iced) read more

Gracie's - Lobster Benedict - New American Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Wonderful experience. I was in town for a conference and took an extra day to wander the city. Michele was my server and suggested the homemade english muffin-- so delicious. On the way out I asked the front desk clerk for the name of the hotel that used to occupy this space. "The Mallory". I stayed at the Mallory in the 90's; It was a historic and elegant. Gracie's keeps this spirit alive. One star off for the gruff teenage hostess who led me to a rather undesirable table to start. With the dining room 2/3 empty this seemed quite unnecessary. That said, this is a common indignity experienced by solo diners - especially, women. I pointed to a small table by the window to which she brusquely replied, "that table is for two people". She, instead, then led me to one of the half moon tables which was inadvertently perfect. Fortunately, I was served by the professional and attentive Michele which helped me shake the feeling of taking up her time. (hostess: very small, thin, with long reddish black braid.) read more

Gracie's - Roasted veggie omlet, Potato Anna and homemade english muffin - New American Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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I came here for brunch and had the most amazing time. Located in a hotel, the restaurant can be a bit hidden, but it is truly a gem. The inside of the restaurant seems to have kept much of its history intact, leaving it very elegant, clean, and spacious. There was plenty of seating and the tables itself were so big and spacious, I could have bought 7-8 entrees before I filled it up! My partner and I ordered the bacon and egg fried rice, the fresh berry crepes, and the kale ceasar salad with grilled prawns and everything was phenomenal--I haven't had a brunch this good in a while. The fried rice was SOSO savory and I wish I knew what they put in it, because I've never had that blend of flavors before. The salad was so very good--the dressing was amazing and with the prawns, it was the perfect brunch salad. And, the crepes were light, not-too-sweet, and the perfect portion. Service throughout the whole experience was very quick and kind. Overall, I would love to come back here again and only have good things to say about brunch at Gracie's. read more

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The food is wonderful! The service is awesome! Erin and Josephine and every staff server.You will feel glamorous in the restaurant and well taken care of. Take pictures! Also order the potatoes. The ambience is beautiful. read more

So glad they are serving breakfast again! Stayed there again last week and our favorite - Erin - was serving us. She's the best, a delight to be with and on top of everything - as usual. read more

Afternoon tea at Gracie's is underwhelming and pricey at $65/pp. Two seatings available; our party of 6 chose the 3:30pm seating and we were asked to leave at ~5pm as they needed to set up for dinner! (I have previously been here for lunch and we were told they needed to set up for tea, so we had to leave after 1.5 hrs!) Although the interior art deco decor is fun and service/food was OK, can't recommend and will not return. Definitely NOT the restaurant for a leisurely meal or afternoon tea; plan on being asked to leave at 1.5 hrs, max. read more

Gracie's held a special brunch today. Ambiance was clean and open and full of grandeur with gold moldings and chandeliers. I had a green fennel salad with delicious champagne vinaigrette, tasty eggs Benedict , and banana foster's French toast. I would say first two courses were very good and the dessert was good but not amazing. The only but important negative part of my experience was our server gave us too much time to put in our order, then forgot to serve our main entree on time. We waited til we saw other tables receiving their dessert to say something. Promptly the server apologized for the mistake and gave us complimentary drinks as we waited for kitchen to prep our meal. It was good and we were starving. Overall I would say it was a good experience despite the meal delay. read more

Gracie's - Brunch event - New American Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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One star bc the ceiling is cute. Service was not the best, literally don't know who to blame either the servers or the cooks. But 3/6 of the meals were wrong, all the items that came with bread were dry/burnt. But if you're a social media influencer you should come here since you'll get special treatment. All those social media post were lies. read more

Gracie's is a fully functional restaurant that has great prices and different selections to meet every breakfast eaters needs. They ask you to wait to be seated and the service after you are seated is pretty quick. This is the best English muffin I've ever had. I had to come back the next day for another one. The ambiance is quiet since they are open in the mornings and close for the evening. the views are very regal and old Hollywood-esque. I only knocked off a star because when I went back, one of my servers wasn't the nicest. I ordered my breakfast with the preface that I could possibly order more after. She brought me my check at the same time as when I received my food. I didn't even notice since I was focused on my food. When I asked her for the check, she very flatly answered that she gave it to me already. So I pulled my card out and she said she could check be out. But she looked like she was going to lunch or break and I didn't want to interrupt. I just wish I had communication that she was going to break and who would've been assisting me while she was gone. But there was none. If you go, definitely try the English muffin. It's definitely a treat. read more

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One server for the entire restaurant, hosting and all, I felt for the guy. Took awhile to get our food but when we finally did the experience completely flipped... despite the server having his struggles the kitchen was definitely on point. My egg was poached perfectly, I was very happy with the mass majority of my food.... The flavors the textures and everything on the in between was really good if I had anything to complain about it other than the fact that they charge me five dollars for tea that we received for free all over the hotel...would be the toast. It was very hard, very hard. All in all, good eggs. read more

Gracie's - New American Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Easter "brunch" was a disappointment. There wasn't one item that would be a typical breakfast food other than fruit. For instance, there were no eggs benedict or bacon/sausage....only deviled eggs. For a morning reservation, we had to choose from chicken, salmon, prime rib or lasagna. Seemed odd to be ordering this in the morning. The buffet was just ok. There we were at 10:30 am looking at chicken tenders and fries. What the heck?!? The desserts were good as well as the beautiful dining room. We probably wouldn't be as critical if the "brunch" wasn't $90 per person, which was significantly overpriced for what we were served. read more

It was okay. The restaurant was booji in decor but the few people there were dressed in vacation clothes. We dressed up a bit based on the website. The effort was pointless. Grapefruit juice was freshly squeezed, yeah. Waitress was virtually absent and when we did see her she was leaning just inside the kitchen door playing on her phone. She was courteous when she was with us I had the avocado toast and it was fantastic with bright green avocado on a thick slice of rustic bread. There were obviously other toppings but all I can remeber is the bread and avocado. If you go it's a delicious breakfast. Daughter had eggs Benedict. She seemed to love it and she is a Benedict-snob. Personally, I won't go back. We were looking for ambience. I'll find somwhere else read more

First time but definitely not my last...Happy Thanksgiving lunch!! Yummy traditional fixings with a lot of extra love!!! Super friendly attentive staff. Very warm vibe and very welcoming!! Very nice space and nice accommodations including parking!! Definitely recommended and possibly new holiday tradition!! Menu included Prime rib, Turkey, Smoked Salmon and all the fixings, mash, stuffing, gravy green beans and a lot of additional goodies!! Plenty of dessert options and all NA beverages included!! Did I mention AYCE!!! Very fairly priced with gratuity already added! read more

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Always one of the go to spots to go whenever I'm in Portland OR. It's a simply charming restaurant. A throw back to old style dining in a simply lovely setting hidden in a a hotel. The food, though it may take a bit of time to prepare, is consistently delicious. Service too is a bit spotty but none the less, the relaxing atmosphere, food, and charm is well worth 5 stars. It's a mainstay for Portlanders as well as a great place to the out of owners. read more

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Options are slim on Christmas Eve so we decided to take a chance. The hotel and restaurant is beautiful. And that's where the good part ends... $80 buffet with cold food, dry food, unpalatable food. The Mac and cheese was in individual serving ramekins that were sitting out on a table in the buffet line, cold and hard. Our waitress offered to microwave them up for us. There was a couple of charcuterie options, but no cheese. The vegetarian Brussels sprouts was sharing a serving spoon with the bacon topped pickled cabbage. The gnocchi was dry and chewy and not very warm. The dinner rolls, also dry, dense, cold. The bread pudding was also dry, chewy and lacked flavor. Like, for $80 I at least want to leave full and satisfied. It doesn't have to be ultra gourmet, but at least tasty. I was antsy to leave because there wasn't anything good to eat and I was so annoyed at how much I paid to have that experience. read more

What a nice vibe and service! Food is good too , definitely be back to try more of their food and famous drinks read more

Gracie's - Sunrise - New American Near Me - Portland, Oregon

The food was okay. The German pancake was not German, but was delicious. The problem is, it came out 20 minutes before anyone else's brunch, leaving us in an awkward mismatch of whether to eat while hot & then watch others eat with an empty plate later etc. The waitress (by which I mean there appeared to be only ONE on a Sunday for brunch) tried to explain that the pancake fired faster than the rest of the meals - duh, of course it did. A professional kitchen can manage timing. Sadly, Gracie's cannot. The lobster Benedict was meh. Two tiny pieces of lobster to justify a huge price increase and the mildest, least interesting hollandaise I think I've ever had. The housemade muffin was fluffy and a nice touch, but did not justify the price. Until the kitchen can get their timing together, there are other, better places to grab brunch in Portland... read more

We have been going to Gracie's for years for what I consider their signature dish - Lobster Benedict. For some reason they took it off of the menu! We will unfortunately need to find another breakfast spot. read more

The place is so beautiful takes you back to a different era. Can't help but dress up your best . I've been here over the years for multiple types of meals, dinner / brunch. It's been a little inconsistent for me with food . But nothing that I would talk poorly about this place. I guess if management reads this review I would say if they stepped it up a notch with the food it serve them well . read more

Just oozing old-Portland charm. Felt special just walking in the door. Our server (forgot?) was attentive, fun, and professional. We didn't lack for anything as all three gals working all spoke to us. We were struggling to decide and the Bacon Fried Rice was recommended. Out of sight! Never occurred to me to have fried rice for breakfast. Amazing! Be back soon! read more

OMG WOW! Was expecting this to be so good because most of the expensive places I've been to have been a bit or miss. This brunch / lunch place is amazing Pancakes were good, sausages were delicious, and the drinks were to die for. Sure I had a hot chocolate but everything was so good. Service was amazing, our waiter was kind and the ambience was light but peaceful I would definitely Recommend for holidays or birthdays read more

Gracie's - Whole Wheat Pancakes Hot Chocolate - New American Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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I grabbed brunch here on my own during a staycation last week at Hotel de Luxe. The service was quick and friendly, and I liked the old-school hotel vibes. It's a bit pricey tho! I enjoyed a decent Bloody Mary and the Lobster Roll. The dish was really tasty but it seemed weird to have a $26 item on a dinner roll plate. read more

We've stayed at the Hotel DeLuxe several times when in Portland. It has a lovely old world feel, a great location and exceptional service throughout. We often dine here too, and not just for breakfast convenience, but at various times of the day. On this day we had an early dinner after a fun drink in the Driftwood Room, across the way. My husband had GRACIE'S BURGER -B U T T E R L E T T U C E , T O M AT O , O N I O N C R I S P Y B A C O N , L O U I E A O I L I , C H E D D A R , S W I S S O R B L E U C H E E S E . $1 6 : 4.5 Stars. I didn't taste it, but it was perfectly cooked to his medium rare request. Juicy with good bacon, he said it was probably the best high end burger he's ever had. I was not very hungry so I had CHOPPED SALAD -C U C U M B E R , C H E R R Y T O M AT O , R E D O N I O N , F E TA C H E E S E , K A L A M ATA O L I V E , G A R B A N Z O B E A N , S E S A M E SEED, DILL FETA DRESSING. $14 to which I added the lobster ($12) . 3 stars (demerits for so little lobster) Both the salad and the lobster were delicious, but for $12 I probably got at most 2 oz. of lobster. Disappointed! If I were just rating them for this meal, I'd probably only give 3 stars, but overall for all the meals I've had there - 4 stars is more accurate. read more

Absolutely terrible service! I found a hair in my french fries and pointed it out to Margeret(server) and she said "you want me to wrap it up to-go for you" we walked in not a single greet to us nothing, terrible do not recommend to anyone that goes here read more

First visit to the Hotel Deluxe in Portland, Oregon, which gave us the chance to eat at Gracie's. This is the on-premises restaurant for the hotel, serving Breakfast/Brunch until 2 pm, with no dinner service. We had a party of 3 for a late morning breakfast and were seated right away. Service was prompt at the start but diminished from there with slow and disjointed service. As in many restaurants currently, it lacks from full and experience staff. Food was served hot, and all dishes were very well prepared and tasty, though 2 of 3 were delivered far in advance of the one. Kudos to the staff for recognizing the delay and bringing a complimentary muffin to the person waiting. For food, the Avocado Toast was a smaller portion, with only 1 slice of bread for the sliced avocado and egg. Ordered both a Traditional and a Lobster Benedict, which the Lobster Benedict was far above better than the Traditional. Both benedicts had perfectly poached eggs, and uniquely a house made "English" muffin, more like a Johnny Cake, which was delicious. Overall, Gracie's is a convenient place to grab a morning/afternoon meal in the hotel and would return to try something else. Update: Visited Gracie's the following morning, and service was worst with continued forgotten item, and the same disjointed service. The food was still delicious and had nice portions, with again the Lobster Benedict, Club Sandwich, and Waffle with a side of sausage links. (Note: No sugar free syrup is available) Hint for visit: If you like Benedicts and seafood go the extra cost and go for the Lobster Benedict. read more

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Afternoon tea was beautifully appointed and tastefully simple. The nibbles were good, as was the Smith Tea in the lovely dining room. Jimi provided excellent service - so charming!! read more

I was staying at the Portland Deluxe Hotel. Gracie's is located inside of the hotel and they serve breakfast/brunch. The server recommended the lobster Benedict. He said that it usually sells out on the weekends! It was a weekday when I went so there was no risk of missing out on the dish. After having it, indefinitely understood why it sells out! The lobster was so sweet and literally melted in my mouth. The English muffin is made in house and it was so soft and fluffy! The poached eggs were absolute perfection. I ordered the potato anna as a side to my lobster Benedict. It was delicious layers of potato that were crispy on the outside and flavorful buttery on the inside. Hotel Deluxe and Gracie's are 50's themed, so the decor, music, and ambiance definitely put you in that era. If you're looking for a nice posh brunch or dinner spot, Gracie's is the place to go! I highly recommend the lobster Benedict!!! read more

My friend and I came here for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner (our reservation was at noon so we could gorge ourselves and sleep it off the rest of the afternoon in front of the TV) and I think we picked the perfect place. To begin, it's in a stunningly elegant hotel; the tables, linens and centerpieces were gorgeous. The food was impeccable and while it was a pre-set menu for the holiday, there were still choices on appetizer, salad, main course and dessert. I wish I had taken a photo of my dessert but I devoured it before I could even consider a photo. The staff was also very on point. I would definitely come here again. read more

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What a wonderful dining experience and a classic example of why I look forward to Portland Dining Month each year. I try to add a few places which I have been wanting to really try out. Gracie's was on that list for very good reason - their menu sounded outstanding and I love places where I can easily snag and alter reservations through Open Table. I was supposed to dine with a friend but things happen so I decided to give it a go solo. The Hotel deLuxe has a poshness about it sure but honestly it's not too full of itself. I was immediately smiling at the seating since I felt like I was looking into the set of a Frank Sinatra film where everyone is seated in high back booths with marble tables drinking bubbles and waiting for the next elaborate stage performance. The staff are amazing and genuinely seem to enjoy what they do. The gentleman who waited on me was so courteous and asked me each time if the presentation was good. He then would come back to ensure it tasted good as well. I started with the heirloom carrot salad with carrots three ways with watercress, almonds, and vinaigrette. This was incredible and so unique. The waiter said it was on their fall menu and so popular they brought it back for dining month. I can see why - it was that good. Second course was King salmon with cauliflower, house bacon, and pine nut mint relish. Another smashing hit and I was amazed that was cauliflower - it was granulated and the flavor - just wow! The third course was not my favorite but I am so glad I got it. I thought about grabbing the chocolate option BUT I was going to a movie after (aka eating a bunch of popcorn) so I needed the lighter option. I am so glad I tried the Blood orange upside down cake with blood orange curd with pistachios. I love sweet...I am a hummingbird so I knew this would be something different for me. This is perfection for people who much prefer a lighter less sweet dessert profile. The blood orange curd is amazing and the cake was so moist. I had a touch of pith after taste which is common with blood orange but again, I am a hummingbird :) read more

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