Stumbled on this place near my hotel. The steel-cut oatmeal with toppings for $3 was a solid start to the day. I liked the Mediterranean sandwich too. The space itself is bright and airy, which was a nice surprise for a quick breakfast spot.

The space is cozy and modern, nice for a quiet afternoon. It does get a bit loud when it&#39;s busy, but it&#39;s still a pretty chill spot overall.

Service is quick, but it can feel a little impersonal. They&#39;re all about the food and drinks, which are the real stars here. My cocktail was fantastic, and the pasta dish I had was cooked perfectly.

Stopped by for a late bite. The pineapple teriyaki wings were spot on, really juicy. Had a glass of Malbec with them, a nice match for that sweet-savory glaze. Apple crisp was solid. Staff was friendly even that late.

The pork ragu with cheese ravioli was so good. Perfect spot to catch up with friends over a nice cocktail.

This place has a fun, neighborhood bar feel. Upstairs they do trivia and play music, and there&rsquo;s a nice patio out back. It&rsquo;s a solid spot for a casual meal or just drinks.

As a celiac, I&#39;m always nervous. Their cinnamon roll was safe and actually tasted like a real cinnamon roll. The lavender latte didn&#39;t overpower it. Just a good, simple pairing.

The staff are so friendly and helpful here. I had a question about the ingredients in one of the smoothies, and they took the time to explain everything. It&#39;s nice when you can tell they genuinely care about what they&#39;re serving.

The chocolate croissant was the standout. The layers were flaky and buttery, the chocolate filling rich without being overly sweet. It&#39;s the kind of pastry you go back for. The rest of the bakery&#39;s selection looked good, but that croissant is the real draw here.

First time here and the onion rings were the star for me. Perfectly crispy, not greasy at all. The chicken and waffles were solid too, definitely enough food for the price.

The Saturday grilled chicken satay is the only reason I go. The meat is always juicy, and that peanut sauce has a perfect smoky-sweet balance. Could eat a dozen sticks. Patio&#39;s fine, but it&#39;s all about the satay for me.

The Franziskaner Weissbier here is exactly what I was hoping for &mdash; crisp and just like I had in Germany. The patio was perfect for a warm evening, really let me unwind.

The vintage decor here is so cool, felt like I stepped back in time. Spent a good 10 minutes just looking at all the old memorabilia on the walls. Really sets the vibe for the meal.

The food came out fast and tasted really good. This place has been around for ages, and you can feel that steady, classic vibe. The booths are super comfy, too.

Great spot for a quick lunch. Got the chicken sandwich, came out fast. Staff was super helpful when I left my wallet. Clean place too.

Came in for the bread pudding French toast. Really liked how they nailed the texture - crispy outside, soft and custardy inside. The bear decorations are a cute touch, my kids were pointing at everything. Service was quick and friendly.

Been coming here for years and the peach buffalo wings are still spot on. That sweet and spicy combo is just right.

The espresso drinks here are solid, just what you&rsquo;d want in Portland. The seating is surprisingly comfortable for a hotel cafe, too.

Got seats at the bar on a busy weekend morning. Not a long wait. Lively vibe, felt welcoming. Solid spot for a quick breakfast.

Tea here is strong and flavorful, not watered down. The lounge seating and outdoor deck make it a chill spot for a quick afternoon read. Perfect for a quiet break.

The cinnamon monkey bread is the only thing I remember. The spice level was just right, not too sweet either. It had that pull-apart texture you want. Could eat that every day.

The donuts are bite-sized, which is nice. Lets you sample a few flavors. The base is good, soft inside with a bit of crisp. Could be a tad sweeter for my taste, but I keep coming back.

Sue the owner is super friendly, always says hi. Staff keeps the coffee coming without asking. Really nice spot for a quick bite.

The portions are generous for the price. I was happy to see a solid selection of vegan dishes, and the wine list had a decent local red that paired well with my lentil stew. A good, straightforward spot.

Cozy spot with a nice covered patio. The pastries in the case always look good, but the ones we tried were a bit dry this time. Coffee was solid though.

The server was so cheerful, it made the whole evening. Just a really nice, welcoming vibe.

Came for brunch, got their Bloody Mary. It&#39;s got a nice kick, not too watered down like some places. The espresso martini was solid too. Cocktails are priced fairly for the portion you get. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

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