La Provence is still a very solid breakfast/brunch place, especially out the burbs. The portions…read moreare still pretty hefty though prices have gone up over the years along with everywhere else. I avoid brunch on the weekends because it's just too busy and chaotic but weekdays are pretty nice. It's good, but not waiting for half hour good. I also come in pretty often for bread and pastries though you have to get in early or things will sell out. Service is always fine. I miss when they were open for dinner/happy hour because I liked their food back then.

On August 28th I was part of a larger (14) group planning on having breakfast to La Providence…read moreOrenco Station. As we dribbled in we found our table setup and waiting for us with paper menus at each place. Very nice except for the fact that the paper menus had no prices on them. Since they do not do separate checks, each of us needed to know the price of our breakfast (plus 20% gratuity) so we could give the correct amount to our group leader to pay the bill after the meal was done. There was some unpleasant discussion with the host about the menus and pricing and why we could not order from the regular menu. The hostess told us the kitchen could not handle large groups so we had to have a reduced menu...surprising since this has never happened at any of the other La Providences we have eaten at as a group. My feeling as were some of the others is we are certainly not valued here, and the kitchen is more important that the customer. Not a good way to start off the morning. The wait staff (very pleasant) took our orders and then in a short period of time began delivering our orders...I do take exception to the waitstaff handing the person their plate rather than sitting it in front of the person. This is never more apparent as when they tried to hand a blind man his plate which of course he could not see. How embarrassing and rude! My food came and after just three small bites I could no longer stomach the dish (Tiramisu French Toast). I stopped eating and pushed the plate away. I will note that another one in our group had the same dish and ate the entire thing. When the waitstaff came to clear our dishes, she asked me if I wanted a box. My reply was "no, the dish did not taste good". At that point she said "you should have told me and I would have gotten you something else". I was a bit indignant that she thought I should run her down somewhere in the restaurant to tell her about the bad food...it is her job to make sure everything is OK. (she never came by after serving the food to ask if everything was OK). So, my reward for sitting through the hostess abuse when we came into the restaurant and then being served inferior food was to pay full price for my three bites of food that upset my stomach plus a 20% gratuity. At the very least this meal should have been comped! This is just bad management all the way around. My family has been in the restaurant business for 50 plus years, if we treated out guests like this, they would never come back. AND I never will come back to this restaurant who is so disrespectful to the customer! Shame on you!!

I have been to Longbottom for breakfast, but my wife recommended going there for lunch with her…read moreparents. Again...so good, and beautiful styled dishes. I have never thought about lunch when going to Longbottom, but that changed yesterday. My Mother-in-Law had a chicken sandwich, as my Father-in-Law but my wife had a make your own sandwich that consisted of Pesto, Mozzarella, and Tomatoes. She loved it. I had a Reuben and it was perfectly served with chips on marbled rye. We love Longbottom and will be back soon. (We think the numbers should be taller as the food runner had difficulty finding the table)

The ordering system/layout is easy to figure out. A lot of seating…read more I thought it was an average coffee/tea shop with a few choices for food. There is actually a lot of food options.

You aren't beating this Breakfast Burrito any place, ever....there is not even a close second…read moreplace! Great butcher shop but start your day right with this mammoth flavor bomb!

The chorizo burrito was very delicious. Along with the chorizo gravy . Will definitely go back when…read moreI I visit Oregon .

Tous Les Jours...Tous Les Jours is legit. Tell me you can't say the name without hearing that song!…read moreHahaha Stopped by bc it's my friend fave and I can see why. Even tho we came later in afternoon there was still enough to choose from and make delicious bad decisions. Staff were as good as the pastries. Seats to chill a plenty and ice cold water avail for sipping.

Tous Les Jours is my all time favorite bakery and my go-to for any cakes. It's one of those places…read morewhere you walk in and immediately start staring at pastries you didn't plan to buy, because everything is displayed so intentionally and looks photogenic. The pastries are mostly light and mildly sweet, which I personally enjoy because I'm not much of a heavy, sugar-bomb style baked goods. If you like delicate flavors, this place hits. The service is really good and the ambiance is cute. My favorite's are here: Macarons (Specifically the pistachio & rose), red bean bread, and all the pastries. I tried their coffee couple of times, and it was really good. Overall, a must try if you haven't. I don't know anyone so far who doesn't like Tous Les Jours :P

Me and my boys took a detour from the parts store to went to wet the whistle, get the day started…read moreand/or do some adulting. It's a nice bar. We sat at the bar. My sons both ordered their hazy and I dropped the mic with a glass of their Mazamanator Dopplebock WOW! We enjoy a small charcuterie board too. Our server was totally awesome, friendly and very funny. More time needs to be spent here.

I watched Mazama be constructed before I knew it was Mazama. I was introduced to Belgian beers by…read moreMazama when they opened and greatly enjoyed them. It was quite an adventure of discovery! I was blown away by the quality of their food. I enjoyed their brews and food on many a cold, dark night outside, dressed in hat and coat, during those early days of Covid. I've been back a few times since then and just enjoyed another great meal. So it's time for an update! While I usually go for the Dubbel or the Grand Cru, this time I had the Imperial Stout and greatly enjoyed it. Also enjoyed another terrific Mazama burger. What struck me on day one and what continues to be true all these years later is the Excellence they demonstrate in everything they do. The beers are creative and first rate and are part of a long tradition. The food far exceeds typical pub fare. I usually have to trek to downtown PDX to find pub food of this quality. I greatly enjoy the Mazama burger. The Bavarian Pretzel is amazing. And the Donut Holes are terrific. They have a great menu full of small plates and entrees. I have my work cut out for me! They have a terrific modern space with plenty of tables (great for large groups) as well as a loungy area, a great bar, a window bar, and a terrific outside patio looking over the Jerry Willey plaza. Service has always been exceptional - considerate, kind, and personable. I'm grateful to be able to walk to such a great place. There is also plenty of street parking and a garage with free parking for those traveling over here. And they're a block away from the MAX stop. It's well worth the trip!

We absolutely loved this spot and will come back anytime we return to Oregon! We were on the hunt…read morefor great chicken wings near our hotel and struck gold with this place. It had a classic charming brewery vibe with a wide selection of beer and cocktails. We had the wings, fried pickles, nutty wedge salad, double double burger and fried buffalo chicken sandwich. Every single item we tried was a 10/10 and had huge portions! The servers were also so welcoming, friendly, attentive, and helpful! I cannot recommend this place enough :)

Always consistent. I went back and tried the Oklahoma Burger, and it was fantastic. The house fries…read moreand sweet potato waffles were great as well. Great for groups and excellent service to go with it.

We ate two breakfasts here while staying in Hillsboro. The place is clean, service is good, and the…read morefood is fine and sometimes even tasty. They have a regular breakfast menu available, not just sandwiches. So you can get eggs, bacon, potatoes and toast. For around $10. It's not a super bargain, but it's competitive and the food is good. I recommend at least considering having breakfast here.

it was okay, similar vibes to like a Panera…read more We wanted an easy lunch for a large party of people, so it did the job. The food tasted fine - smaller portions than I expected for the price. And nothing wowed me. Muted sandwich flavors and some soggy bites at times, but quick service.

This restaurant is awesome! I stayed at CedarTree Hotel and this restaurant is located right at the…read morehotel. I saw their menu and it caught my attention already. We came here for the breakfast because I wanted something Japanese breakfast style. Since the hotel atmosphere is surrounded with Japanese like culture environment and etc! I ordered the salmon meal and my friend got one of the breakfast deluxe. I love my salmon meal. Come with great portion control! It is enough to fill your stomach right at the boarder line of not too full nor hungry! Everything was delicious in my opinion and the price is fair too! I have no complaints. Great service as well. Very attentive! I saw a comment regarding about miso soup? Lol... 90% in American miso soup are kind of instant or with a paste. And tofu are dehydrated or fresh. And yet, should stir the soup so it won't be powdery looking... Ppl can be disappointed over miso soup lmao.

I think this restaurant has great potential. It is inside the Cedar Tree hotel. Beautiful yet…read moresimple, true Japanese style. I do love that some of the staff are Japanese. There is a koi pond while you wait to be seated and the Japanese garden area is serene. It was our first visit and we were informed the wait would be quite some time, however, expected everything to be great after waiting so long. Plating was incorrect. And Missing honey/maple w yogurt. The kare was surprisingly salty. We felt ignored afterwards. No one checked on us how everything tasted, and I had to constantly flag the blonde waitress down. But the hotel ambience is 10/10. It does feel like I have stepped back in Japan, and would love to take my whole family here one day, perhaps for dinner experience--maybe down the road when the operation has been refined..

Esta was an amazing waitress! She was very attentive to us and the food was amazing! We will…read moredefinitely be back!

Had outstanding service from first time server Esta P…read more Good food, on time, hot and good price.

Great place to start the day…read more It only took two years to finally visit Insomnia Coffee, and I love it. Our friend from Houston was complaining about the lack of "good" coffee in the area. I recommended Insomnia and she loved it. The bakery items are also terrific. I am a croissant freak, and theirs is now my 3rd favorite. My first is anywhere in Paris, 2nd is Bakery Noveau in Seattle. My third favorite was La Provence, but the version at Insomnia is even better. It flakes crumbs as it should. The staff is also quite friendly Today I had the blueberry/blackberry scone and it was so good. I did bring a croissant home as my wife agrees with my assessment as well. I will definitely be back, and that will be quite soon.

Food is delicious! I love their coffee cake and sandwiches! Im really not a fan of their coffee…read morethough. I'm mostly a latte girl but I still like the strong taste of coffee but I don't get that with their lattes. Imo, their coffee has a really bad aftertaste and isn't ground very well. Theres been a couple times where I have swallowed straight grounds. That isn't to say they don't have good stuff! I used to get their mango smoothie all the time. That and their pastries are my favorite. Plus it's always a nice place to relax and study. Esp on a nice day.