Just had the breakfast so no coffee but it was amazing! We had the bacon egg and cheese on an…read moreeverything bagel and another one on a biscuit. The bagel was so light and full of flavor. I would definitely come back to this spot. The service was pretty fast (it was around 11am) and the staff were very friendly. Prices were reasonable.

Quick stop! Was looking for some pastry and this cafe caught my eye with the beauty they serve,…read moreBienenstich. The Cafe itself had a cool gotchic-rustic feel to it. They roast their coffee in house I believe which is a dime a dozen these days. Overall, the pastry was OK. It was also a rather small piece and I think it was $6? A little expensive for what you get considering it's an awfully simple dessert. It would be a great place to go with a friend to spend some time, perhaps I'll give the coffee a shot next time.

This place is like eating at your German Oma's house! The decor is eclectic and neat with cool…read morephotos and decorations. The food was not fancy but yet perfectly prepared! I recognized dishes that were similar to ones my mom made, using her mom's recipes. Our server was really attentive and helped us understand what a couple of the dishes are. We tried to eat here a few weeks ago before a concert, but missed out. This time we made sure to get a reservation. What a fantastic space!

The food was excellent. Their authentic German food is outstanding and should be a must stop if…read moreyou're in Portland. This is a very small restaurant so I definitely recommend reservations. It's very easy to make them via email or phone. The restaurant is cozy and the service is outstanding. It is BYOB.

Friendly bar with plenty of entertainment. We popped in on a Saturday night. They had some board…read moregames plus a free performance at 9 pm. Indoor and outdoor seating. Clientele was friendly. Beer selection focused on local crafts. I had a Pilsner from Trillium. Service at the bar was quick. Well stocked restrooms.

Not really much to say. Went to see a friend do a stand up skit which was fine but otherwise, the…read moreplace could have been better. We have wanted to try this for a while and finally did. The place has been there since 2019 and it kinda shows. A bit rundown and in need of a serious update. The food was good but nothing remarkable. Everything is cooked/baked to order which can add a little time to the service but thats fine with me. The one thing that was on point was the good sized craft beer selection, both on tap and otherwise. Not a busy place to say the least and has definite unusual vibe to it but the service was great and the people that were there were certainly friendly. Did I mind going? Not at all but would I plan on going back? Thats up in the air.

My friends and I came here for brunch on a Sunday morning. We made reservations, but there was…read moreplenty of seating. We sat outside on the covered and heated patio. I had the wurst teller and substituted the side of fried potatoes for a side of the cucumber salad. The sausages were very good, and the portion of sauerkraut was generous. The food and beer here are great, as are the ambiance and service!

The ambiance is definitely solid German beer garden / beer hall vibes, with kitschy decor and over…read morethe top "church round table chairs", but it's all kind of fun, if a bit "extra". Small Bavarian flags are strung everywhere making it always ready for Oktoberfest, regardless of the time of year. The service was very good and friendly, offering to answer any questions. In our case, we were a 16 year old teen from Germany, and I've lived in Germany for two years. My spouse and I have visited many times. All the service was prompt without being overbearing. The food was good. The schnitzel was very good (pork schnitzel), both with and without the wild mushroom sauce. The potato salad was a little weird but tasty; never had potato salad quite like that in Germany. The spätzle was very tasty, but rather huge chunks. It's normally a lot smaller and more uniform, using a Spätzle-Hobel. This looked more like the dough was broken up by hand. Again, still quite tasty. Wine and beer selection were good, with most things sourced from Germany.

Great service, excellent cuisine, friendly pub vibe. We had such a lovely dinner out with friends…read more We all enjoyed our respective meals. The full bar was a great complement to their extensive beer menu

After living in Brunswick my whole life, I decided to give Richard's a try, and I was impressed! I…read moretried to get as much German cuisine as I could, so luckily for me they have a German Sampler with a little bit of everything on the menu. Everything was delicious! They have flights of German beers as well, which made the experience that much better. The restaurant has a very classic German pub feel to it, and lots of cool decorations and historical pieces. I don't know how I haven't been here prior to today, but I will be coming back soon!

The food is cheap, but incredibly delicious and the portions are generous. The ladies that serve…read morethe tables are a family and they are a riot! The atmosphere is humble and comfy. It feels like going to grandma's house for breakfast. This is not fast food. It's not a chain. The staff will make jokes, hug you, and make pamper you. But it is at a leisurely, enjoyable pace.

My friend and I enjoyed brunch at Marika's last weekend. We had the cheese and mushroom omelet and…read moreblueberry pecan pancakes. Both were delicious! Very casual atmosphere and super friendly service. It's run by an older mom and pop and their grown daughter who waits on the customers. We'll be back!

Small quaint hole-in-the-wall place, with an intimate atmosphere and good food!…read more We got pierogis and kielbasa - the pierogis were yummy, although the kielbasa we didn't find worth it (a bit dry / overcooked). Service was friendly. If we're craving pierogis and are in the area, we'd likely go back!

What a dream little spot. Small, quaint, comfort polish foods from polish babcia (we saw them in…read morethe kitchen looking over their customers. Love.) Pickle Soup $7 A dill pickle soup with carrots, onions, celery and diced potatoes -- amazing little soup with bread. The subtle tastes were deliciously satisfying. Not heavy but not just water. Lovely. Pierogi $18 Served fried with caramelized onions. Choice of: potato and cheese, cabbage and mushroom or spinach (we did a mix of every kind they had! Also comes with great sour cream. Again not heavy--even fried--so much comfort. Perfect dough, perfect fillings. Polish Plate $24 Mix plate: Hunter's stew, stuffed cabbage, three pierogies, and grilled Polish sausage kielbasa. A little taste of everything. Split it with my partner. So much comfort food. Each one was a 10 out of 10. They just never missed the mark. Perfect. Exactly what we wanted. And of course we split the Gypsy Pancake $21 A giant potato pancake filled with Hungarian goulash, topped with sour cream and dill Huge. This one was heavy for the heavyweights. But phenomenal. It was bigger than I thought it would be. Crispy, not too oily, and a very rich flavor in the goulash. Meat was a little tough but fit right into the rich deep flavors. Everything was top shelf goodness. Come knowing you'll have to share. Don't assume anything is small! It's all shareable! Great atmosphere, wooden tables/booths, tight but homey. Guy who ran the spot was also very nice. Polish locals were coming in asking for their favorites in polish. Ah man it was great. Great feel, great food, great spot! My wife and I will definitely be back. That pickle soup!!!

I am so sad that Trillium will no longer be on the Greenway. Cheers to many great memories!read more

My husband and I stopped by Trillium Garden on the Greenway for a beer while exploring Boston, and…read morewe're so glad we did! We luckily caught it right before it closed for the season, and it was the perfect spot to enjoy a beautiful day in the city. The staff were very friendly and even gave us a few tasters of beer so we could find the perfect one -- such a nice touch! The beer was excellent, the vibes were great, and the setting couldn't be better -- right in the heart of Boston with beautiful views of the Boston Harbor Hotel and its large American flag. Such a fun, laid-back atmosphere. We're so glad we got to experience it before the season ended, and we'll definitely be back next time we're in Boston!

Excellent! Love Charlie's Kitchen. A friend and I visited during a snow storm...they were open!…read more The service was great and the menu is classic dive bar, but a little better. I had a chicken sandwich. My friend had the burger. Both were great. You can't beat the prices!

I have walked by hundreds of times so I finally stopped in. The music was cranked. It was a…read morelittle early for the beer garden. It brought me back in time to the Charley's at Kenmore Square. I beat the Harvard student and tourists so there were plenty of seats. I sat at the bar and had a double cheeseburger and fries for 16.00. You can't beat the price. It came out after about twelve minutes. The fries were cold so they must have been on the warmer. The burger was medium rare so I was pleased with the burger. I would return.

Being a total craft beer lover .. when I heard about the amazing brews here I had to try it. It's a…read morereally cute and welcoming spot. Parking was easy and there were plenty of tables. I opted for a flight and enjoyed every one I tried. The staff was helpful and friendly. We will go there again for sure !

A great neighborhood brewery, super friendly people making and serving good beer!!! There's no…read morekitchen but they offer a diverse variety of food trucks most days.