Been meaning to try Rose City Grill for ages. That Jimmy Max breakfast sandwich on the English muffin was just right for the price. Their coffee was solid, a good match for the savory bacon and egg. Simple, satisfying start to the day.

The coffee was fantastic, but the pastries... a bit of a letdown. They felt dry, not that fresh-baked warmth I was hoping for. For what they charge, you expect a little more life in them.

Nice little spot off the highway. Grabbed a sandwich to go and ate it at one of their picnic tables under the pines. 👍

Brisket burger was fantastic. Meat was super tender and the havarti cheese on brioche bun worked great.

The schnitzel sandwich is huge. The meat is cooked just right, not dry at all. That&#39;s really all I care about. Ate the whole thing.

Stopped in for a quick breakfast before heading to Mt. Hood. The scrambled eggs and avocado toast were fresh and came out fast. Good for a healthy, efficient start to the day. The cozy vibe was a plus.

The cocktails are the main event here. Bartenders know their stuff. Tried the Tanigawa off-menu - complex, interesting, but you&#39;re definitely paying for it. A solid spot for a good drink.

First time here and I&#39;m into it. The vibe is just right&mdash;light and comfy, not trying too hard. The menu is different from everything else around here, which is a nice change. Got the grilled octopus, and it was solid. Prices are fair. I&#39;ll be back.

Cool layout, friendly staff. The caramel latte was solid. Bacon and egg quiche was good, but the gluten-free strawberry muffin was a bit dry. Nice spot for a quick coffee and a bite.

The Dreamcatcher cocktail was just stunning. So much care in the glass, with those delicate florals. The smoked Manhattan had this incredible depth. You can tell the bartenders put real thought into every detail.

They&#39;ve spruced up the place nicely. That new art wall is a cool touch. The menu is the real star though&mdash;so easy to customize for our whole table. Made ordering a breeze.

The fall menu was so pretty. I loved the little details in the plating. Everything tasted fresh and balanced. My gluten-free pasta dish was actually really satisfying, not just an afterthought.

The French Dip was solid, and they have a decent house red that paired well with it. My daughter&#39;s half-order of nachos was huge, honestly could&#39;ve fed two. The beef stroganoff special was fresh. Portions are generous here.

The brisket ramen was a solid choice. As a NC girl, I&#39;m picky about brisket and this hit the spot for a casual dinner with friends.

The red chicken curry here is the real deal. Broth is rich, coconut milk and spices are perfectly balanced. Not watery at all. That&#39;s the dish I keep coming back for.

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