Took my gf here for bday brunch and we loved it. Came here around 11am on a Tuesday, so basically…read moreno wait. Parking can be difficult tho, I believe it's just all street/neighborhood. So if you come here on a busy weekend, grab an umbrella cus ur prob gonna be walking a bit to ur car. The restaurant has a great southern/ modern ambiance. The place is dimmed, and has a chilled vibe. She ordered the Chicken & Waffles (2 pieces) and it was $23. And I got the huevos rancheros ($18), and it was prob the best one I've had. The beef brisket was really tender, and the egg yolks were a dark orange color. My gf loved her waffles, and it's easily 2 meals. We definitely see why this place is hyped enough to open one at pdx.

A popular spot here in Portland. It's been a bucket lister in my books for years now, and I finally…read morehad the time to wait it out on the weekend. The food is extremely delicious for southern styled brunch! Their chicken is crisp and flavorful and their catfish is divine. Definitely a space that's a bit on the louder end since it tends to get busy no matter when you go (based on other reviews!). You can be casual or come in after a special event and still be welcomed. Make sure you're able to wait, since lines can get long!

In Portland, OR on business and I'm flying back east this evening so before I leave, I want a great…read moredinner. My co-worker mentioned wanting some "creole, southern cooking" so I did some more Yelp'ing of course, revealing yet another bookmark, Screen Door! Here's how it went. Atmosphere/Appearance: Set right on Couch St. in the Pearl District is this gem. The outside isn't much to look at, it's straightforward and modern. The restaurant is set on the corner and is adorned with yellow touches with a decent-sized outdoor section. Once inside it feels like a nice old-school mansion set right out of the bayous of New Orleans. Lots of low yellow lighting, woods and bright tiles decorate the bar as well as the seating areas. It's one big open seating area with the bar off to the right. I loved the open concept. It was busy, but wasn't terribly loud. I also LOVED how this place loudly and proudly welcomed LGBTQ+ community with a rainbow of balloons as well as artwork! Service: I can't remember who took care of us, but we had no issues here whatsoever. Food: The drinks were strong, colorful and delightful. Being based on southern cooking I had to try the classing New Orleans Hurricane and Sazerac! The Hurricane was huge, delicious and of course, strong. The Sazerac was practically perfect. First up I checked out the Hush Puppies which are cornmeal fritters w/ pepper jelly. These were delicious, hot, fresh and the pepper jelly had an EXCELLENT spice to it! Next up were the Crispy Fried Oysters which are cooked then crusted with cornmeal, bacon, other seasonings and served with toast points. These were delicious and literally made me forget I was eating oysters. Next up I tried the fried chicken that came with buttermilk-battered, crispy fried boneless chicken breast & thigh w/ buttery mashed potatoes, tasso ham gravy and collard greens. Absolutely fantastic. Chicken was crispy, juicy, tender and well-seasoned. The mashed potatoes were also moist and left my mouth watering after each bite. Collard greens were fresh and everything I wanted them to be. I also got the chance to try the Chicken & Waffles which comes with 1, 2 or 3 pieces of chicken depending on how hungry you are, a sweet potato waffle and of course syrup while everything is dusted with powdered sugar. Fantastic. The savory and the sweet just balanced themselves so well. My co-worked also let me try his macaroni & cheese which was damn good. Baked so it had that layer of crispy cheese across the top and was so cheesy, so gooey underneath. Value: Macaroni & Cheese Side = $7.00 Don't Tell Me What to Do! (Drink) = $13.00 Original Sazerac (Drink) = $15.00 Baked Oysters = $12.00 Chicken & Waffles (3-Pieces) = $29.00 Fried Chicken Dinner = $27.00 It's not fine-dining pricing, but it's not cheap either. The food and the ambiance are absolutely worth the price point. The quality speaks for itself. In conclusion, I LOVED it here at Screen Door. It's worthy of its great rating, stellar reputation and pricing. I am excited to pay this place a visit again in the future when I make it back here.

We had heard so many great things about this place and it definitely lives up to the hype for…read morecomfort soul food & brunch! We made a reservation and didn't have to wait and the staff were also super friendly and helpful! The restaurant was cute and has outdoor indoor seating. We ordered the Cajun scramble and chicken & waffles. The Cajun scramble was a 10/10 and our favorite. The flavors were delicious and so bold and unexpected. It had a small kick but was really nice and worked really well with the dish. The potatoes were one of the best I've had and seasoned so well. The chicken & waffles were also super great but a little heavy! We really liked the sweet potato waffles as it brought a unique cozy flavor and paired well with the chicken. We were really surprised that the chicken breast was moist and fried really well. The batter wasn't heavy and 1 piece was more than enough for 2 people. Definitely come with hungry stomach ready to eat!! Portions are massive and priced reasonably for the amount of food!

I have eaten here a couple times now. It is located in the lobby of the Hyatt Centric…read more Food: I came for happy hour once and ordered the happy hour burger. The burger was cooked well and pretty good. Another time, I came here for breakfast. I ordered the french toast and the breakfast burrito. Both items were great. Service: Service has always been friendly and quick. The food has always arrived promptly. TL;DR - Great option in downtown in the Hyatt Centric

Covet PDX is located in the Hyatt Centric Portland hotel. We went here for breakfast, and had…read moreavocado toast, 2 egger, French toast and chicken sausage. The service was very good, attentive and was always refilling my coffee. The food was very good with fresh quality ingredients. The atmosphere is nice, with Portland music playing. Not too crowded. A good place for a nice breakfast.

Olympia Provisions is consistently one of our favorite places to frequent in PDX. Great location,…read morefun ambiance, pleasant staff, fabulous food! We are typically brunch people, making it here most often on a Saturday or Sunday for a late brunch. Their benedicts are to die for... truly, they're all wonderful. Their Laser Potato is out of this world. Truly, my favorite item on their menu. It is fabulous in all ways. I often take a side of it home just to enjoy later. We recently tried them for dinner. Their muscles are OUT OF THIS WORLD. Truly, the best I've ever had. This beats living in the southeast on the coast, any west-coast seafood restaurant, and every place I've ever enjoyed in Italy. They've certainly topped the muscle game. Highly recommend Olympic Provisions. I will gladly vouch that the negative reviews are from the haters, just to hate. The overall experience has never been anything less than fantastic. Photos to follow (hopefully, if I can find them! HA!) Enjoy OP next time you're in PDX!

Round 2 in 3 years - "Summer Grilling Starts Here." BASICS - Still kicking out mad charcuterie in…read moreSamplers, Gift Sets (+Corporate) & Boards (Catering), this day dining & enjoying a little of the former, ALSO in deep reverence for the way they're redefining raising livestock by adding transparency, local partnerships, and science-backed auditing as standards. This OG spot is still serving next door to Steven Smith, around the corner from locally-sourced COWBELL cheese, and just downstairs from MUSE Storytelling. On this visit, Kevin was taking chill care of the atrium, delivering BRIGHT, BEEFY, FRESH Hierloom Tomatoes with Burrata & crisp Focaccia breadcrumb that is SO RICH - no saucisson required! HOWEVER... if you decide to dabble, the infamous CHARCUTERIE ART should include the Green Peppercorn Paté - everything beloved about a mild sausage, more tender, seasoned to herbal perfection with split peppercorns & a sprinkle of flake salt - the meat medley is heavenly with a toasted crostini + Triple Cream Brie, cranberry/raisin chutney on top. Amen!

One of my top favorite restaurants of all time. Will eat anything off their menu forever, it's…read morealways an amazing experience. Changing seasonal menus means it's never the same thing twice (except the steam burgers, which are a beloved institution of their own, and I hope they stay on the menu forever). The best thing about Canard, besides the food and service, is how accessible it is. You don't have to be well educated about wine to benefit from their excellent collection. Those who might find finer-dining items intimidating will also find familiar favorites on the menu. Even my teenager, who can be wary of trying new things, was persuaded by beautiful presentation to give every dish a chance (spoiler: she liked everything she ate!). Just the best place, worth every penny.

Headline: I liked the duck stacks so much I came back here a 2nd time so I could have it just for…read moremyself. I did a walk in around 6pm on a weekday and there were plenty of seats at the counter where you can watch them cook. The foie gras is delicious but not a must do for the pancakes. I think it works better with the duck frites. I think the duck was good but I just had one bite so can't remember. The fries were good though. Foie gras dumplings were also memorable but I don't necessarily need to get it again. The arugula salad was refreshing although I'd ask to have it accompany the duck stacks next time to have a refreshing side. I love fish so I expected to love the chicken fried trout but it was just alright compared to the other dishes. The Paris brest was excellent. Personally, a little too much passionfruit tartness for me but loved the milk crumbles. Heartless Rita mocktail tasted too much like juice for me.

Hey Love is tucked inside a hotel, the restaurant feels like you're dining in a lush indoor jungle,…read morewith plants and beautiful decor everywhere you look. The ambiance alone is worth the visit! If you order one thing, make it the shrimp and grits! I find myself craving this one dish and come back just for that alone! They're open late and apparently are open 365 days a year, which is wild - I've even been here on Christmas Eve and the festive drinks are so fun! Be prepared for a wait during dinner times, but it's worth it!

Hey Love is mixing up some seriously delicious cocktails at The Jupiter NEXT! We loved grabbing a…read morenightcap here after a day of exploring. Friendly bartenders, great service, and all surrounded by tons of plants! Excellent.

We had a large group (14) and one server (Swan). She was excellent and attentive. And the food and…read morebeverages were all served promptly, were hot, accurate, and delicious. My one "complaint" was that I got the hot fudge sundae for dessert; it came with house-made vanilla ice cream. I expected something different in the taste and texture, but didn't get it. Had icy crystals in it. Frankly, a small thing in an otherwise enjoyable evening.

On August 8th 2026…read more Visiting Mother's Bistro is always a delight, and it's even better when you bring your friends along--it feels like coming home, knowing it's going to be wonderful. Our server, Jacob, was truly amazing, and to show our appreciation, you go above and beyond for us. *

Stepping into this place is like stepping back a couple decades, nothing has changed and that's how…read moreyou want it! The food is absolutely incredible- everything you can think of is made to perfection. Old school diner vibes with fast, efficient, and friendly service. The entire menu is affordable, the service is great, overall so nostalgic. The hotcakes are a must & the burgers w/ sweet potato fries are my go to. While this place isn't open 24/7 anymore, the hours are generous. Remember, it's a local joint with tenured staff- they stop the grill an hour before close. No matter the hours, this place is such a gem and worth everyone's time.

It's a diner in the very best of "greasy spoon" tradition. Nothing is fancy, but pretty much…read moreeverything is super delicious. Chicken-fried steak with hash browns & gravy is soooo satisfying! Also great people-watching. The only complaint is that since the pandemic, they're no longer open 24h (it used to be a perfect late-night spot).

We went to Cheryl's on a Friday afternoon after a full day of travel and it was exactly what we…read moreneeded. There was some street parking but we opted for the parking garage directly across the street. We had a party of 3 and there was no wait. The waitress brought us the beignets to start (which were light and amazing) and then got us our lattes and lemonade. My friend got the banana bread latte and really enjoyed it. I got a flavored lemonade and it was really refreshing. Our server never rushed us which was good because our third person was running a little late. Two of us got the Portuguese Fried Rice and it was really good. I wish I had done two eggs over easy because I really love a saucey meal and it was a little dry. If you're a hot sauce person get some and add that! The side of cheesy hashbrowns were delicious and perfect for a cool day - cozy and warm. Our friend got the chicken biscuits and gravy and ate every single bite. He said the chicken was moist and well seasoned. Finally, the lemon blueberry French toast was delicious. It was the perfect tangy and sweet balance. I would definitely order that as a whole meal if I wanted a sweeter breakfast option. If you're on the fence, give Cheryl's a try. It was amazing!

I went to Cheryl's with a group of 8 people for a Sunday brunch and made a reservation on their…read morewebsite in advance. When we got to the restaurant, we had to wait for about 10-15 minutes to get our table. The front of house staff was very friendly but it looked like they were super busy and we didn't really know how long we would have to wait for. We ordered a bunch of different food. I got the Portugese fried rice (pictured) and the chicken and biscuits with gravy. The portugese fried rice was highly recommended so I got it. It tastes good but it wasn't anything mind-blowing. I think I might've hyped it up too much in my head. The chicken and biscuits, on the other hand, were so so so delicious. The chicken was crunchy, biscuits were fluffy, and the gravy was so flavorful. They gave us compliments beignets that were fresh out of the fryer. They were so light and eggy. So good!

This was an incredible introduction to the Portland food scene, delivering some of the best…read moresandwiches I've ever had. Between the genuinely friendly hospitality and the flavor combinations, this spot hits it out of the park and is a must for sandwich lovers. Griddled Mortadella (5/5): An incredibly delicious sandwich that perfectly balances rich, salty, and savory flavors. It comes loaded with a generous portion of grilled mortadella and melted provolone cheese, perfectly moistened with a tangy mustard aioli. The fresh lettuce and bell peppers added a satisfying crunch to every bite. Chefwich - K-Town Steak Sandwich (5/5): A limited-time creation packed into a banh mi roll. It had a generous portion of perfectly tender and sweet bulgogi steak that pairs with their melted jack cheese. The gochujang mayo sauce had a subtle and sweet heat, while the fresh kimchi added crunch and slight acidity to balance the rich meat. Elote Tater Tots (5/5): Definitely a creative side dish. The tots were perfectly fried and topped elote style with cotija cheese, pairing well with the smoky chipotle mayo on the side. Logistics Tip: Street parking is surprisingly easy to find in the surrounding area, even on a busy weekend evening. The restaurant has a spacious layout with plenty of seating options both inside and outside. If you're a first-timer, don't hesitate to ask the staff for suggestions, as they're exceptionally warm, welcoming, and passionate about the menu.

I've only been to the Lardo in PDX (is it still there?), so I felt like I needed to give the brick…read moreand mortar a chance because, let's face it, the one in PDX is meh. We walked down here on a beautiful day after wedding deletes shopping, so spirits were high. Located on a busy corner, but with plenty of outdoor seating, Lardo is a good place to have lunch on a Saturday. I have nothing to say about the parking sitch. My daughter and I shared the Willamette Reuben and her friend ordered the Italian Flag. We shared the Lardo fries. Oh man, the Reuben was perfection! The flavor of the meat and everything on the sandwich, from texture to flavor--chef's kiss! We heard that the Italian Flag was excellent too. Definitely, you can share a sandwich especially if you're having fries. The fries were delicious--crispy and flavorful on the outside, perfectly hot and mushy on the inside. Yum!