I love this place, been going here for years. Nice, attentive wait staff and good food that arrives…read morehot even when they're busy.

I hadn't been in here in about a decade, but found it looks exactly the same as I remembered it…read more Staff members were polite enough. We were in at lunchtime and very pleasantly surprised at how quickly our food came. We shared a tuna melt, and very glad we had made the decision to share since it came and was absolutely ginormous. I love that they include tomato on it and some great cheddar cheese, but also appreciate the way the tuna is made, with some solid pieces of tuna, plus interestingly, some very finely diced carrot, which gave a slight sweetness and crunchiness to each bite. This was a really great sandwich. We had fries as our side and the french fries were perfectly golden. They are battered, but the batter was very light. Very good. My daughter's latte was excellent. Too full to have dessert, but we did take some croissants home for later; they just look so good. Everything in their dessert case is beautiful.

We decided to do the tasting menu at Le Pigeon, and this ended up being one of my favorite meals…read moreI've had in Portland! Definitely worth a stop if you can budget for it! The service was fantastic. Friendly, informative, and personable. The whole experience felt intentional from the presentation and plate choices to changing out the dishes between each course, even how the utensils were placed. The tiny BLT amuse-bouche was such a fun start. Somehow they packed the entire BLT experience into one bite...smoky bacon, bright tomato, and a perfectly crisp puff pastry. The crab and corn was one of my favorites. The shrimp oil somehow tasted like pure shrimp in the best way, while the poblano sauce was bright and tangy and the sugar melon added the perfect sweetness. I was practically licking the bowl. My one callout, more crab please. Even the bread and tomato-chive butter was memorable. The tomato had a slight tang, the chive was subtle, and little bursts of salt made the flavor pop. The rabbit pie was another standout. The pastry was buttery, flaky, and SO light, while the smoked rabbit was tender and delicious. The mustard seed added a great acidic contrast. The rabbit heart was probably the one component I could've done without, just felt unnecessary? Didn't really add much? I also loved the seared foie gras and crispy duck confit taquito. The foie was incredibly tender, rich, smoky, and delicious. The taquito was a thin thin wrapper packed full of tender duck with great smokey flavor. The sturgeon pastrami genuinely tasted like pastrami despite being fish, which was wild! The rest of that course wasn't really for me, but I loved the citrus and pickled radish that helped brighten it up. The lamb was beautifully cooked and charred with rosemary, and the demi-glace was sooo good. The risotto wasn't my favorite, but honestly I think I might just not be a risotto person. Dessert was a great finish. The blackberry mousse was fresh, light, fruity, and nutty with a delicious cardamom flavor. The foie gras profiterole was also surprisingly good. You couldn't even taste the foie gras, and the slight saltiness worked so well.

Best meal of our lives…read more My husband and I decided to try our first "Chef's Tasting Menu" experience here at Le Pigeon for our Wedding Anniversary. There are 5 courses, with a 6th extra dessert, and a 7th course for $30 more. We asked for all 7 because everything on the menu sounded good and I was worried I would still be hungry afterwards. We opted for the selected wine pairing and took a 20 minute walk around the block before driving. The wine was amazing, so we're glad we chose that option. We definitely want to try the non-alcoholic pairing next time, now that we know we can trust their expertly curated selections to be exceptional. We were surprised: 1) that in addition to the 7 items we were also served an amuse-bouche, Ken's Artisan bread with garlic confit, and a chocolate truffle made in house with the check (so many additions!) 2) that the staff gave us new, clean silverware with every dish (fancy!) 3) that each staff member was knowledgeable about every item served. We were really impressed with the attention to detail, knowledge, care, pride, and service. I was speechless when tasting the seared foie gras with the hint of salt on top. My husband could taste the glaze that had been brushed onto the duck tornado. The profiterole was mind blowing. 11/ 10 would recommend for anyone that can afford this experience.

We celebrated a recent event with a lovely dinner at Bergerac. It was a perfect special occasion…read morespot, and this visit reminded me that it would be a good idea to come back anytime. Service was friendly and informative - attentive without hovering. It is an intimate space with an additional small number of tables on the sidewalk. We began with a dish that, sadly, I can't recall the details of... it was a round slice of goat cheese, on top of a piece of bread, on top of a slaw type of salad. It was a special that evening, so I do not have a better description from the menu. My wife very much enjoyed their braised lamb entree, and I was delighted with the beef filet. The total bill was quite reasonable for a special dining experience.

Came in here for dining month because I haven't been in a long time, it's close, and the menu…read morelooked good. Nice quaint little place, cute. Server was very nice. Food was delicious and portions were good. Salad was big but also had plenty going on other than just greens, which is nice. The dessert was not too heavy and I love fruit. We had a great dinner out.

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.

Why does this place not have a Michelin star??…read more Well, I asked, and Portland doesn't subscribe to such nonsense. Michelin's loss, because Canard deserves the damn star anyway. I ordered the Duck Stack and Oeufs en Mayonnaise, and both were incredible. The Duck Stack in particular was one of those dishes you keep thinking about after the meal is over. Everything was creative, perfectly executed, and ridiculously delicious.

Congratulations you are receiving 5 stars for food, service and ambiance…read more Thanks to Edgar we were able to order exactly what we were hoping for. I'm known for requesting minor tweaks to the entre. For example, we ordered the Chef's Omelette with mushrooms. The hash browns were great! Don't let the dark pieces fool you. We were pleased with the crunchy texture. Yes! Yes! The Apple Crepes were the star of the show. I loved every bite. Not a single crumb in sight after me and the hubby devoured these fabulous entrees. Thank you! We will return tomorrow

I've been here a few times and didn't find it noteworthy, but took family here for brunch when we…read morefailed to look up South Store Cafe's hours (closed Mondays) and they were starving and so I went with whatever was closest that I could think of. Honestly this experience was a 5, but minus one star for consistency. Breakfast polenta - delicious. Super duper stick to your ribs - a good one to share. Warm croissant included with a yummy raspberry jam! Everything was great! Mom and sister want to come back any time they're in town!

Came here for Portland Dining Month and got the $35 and $55 course and thoroughly enjoyed!…read more The service was attentive and we felt very looked after. The waiter came by several times to check in on us and served each course right after we finished the previous course. The seafood was absolutely delicious and everything was seasoned to perfection. I probably wouldn't get the pork again because it was pretty dry but I would definitely come back to try more of their seafood offerings. The lemon curd peppercorn meringue was also delicious and was executed perfectly- such a unique combination.

I had this reservation saved for a while and finally made an RSVP for six on Friday, January 9,…read more2026 at 6:15pm to celebrate a childhood friend's birthday and our family's 30 years in the United States. We were genuinely excited and looking forward to a special evening. Unfortunately, the experience fell far short, especially given the price point and strong Yelp rating. The oxtail croquettes arrived cold, which was surprising for a fried item and set a disappointing tone early. The biggest issue was the hamachi crudo. It had a strong fishy smell with clear hints of ammonia and tasted far from fresh, bordering on spoiled. There was a lingering aftertaste that unfortunately affected everyone's palate for the rest of the meal. We sent it back due to quality concerns. My family and I grew up eating liver and mousse from our own family recipes and from many different culinary traditions. The chicken liver mousse here was creamy in texture but lacked depth and subtle sweetness, and tasted overly mineralized. It was the first chicken liver mousse I have ever not finished. The crab beignets were acceptable, though they could have used more crab. The accompanying sauce was well executed. The miso deviled eggs were tasty, and the anchovy add-on worked nicely. The Parisienne gnocchi, at $40, was not memorable and leaned heavily salty. Steak frites were standard, a dish that is generally hard to fumble. Unfortunately drinks. The shift in service after we sent back the hamachi was obviously uncomfortable and noticeable. The energy dramatically changed. There was little interest in engaging with our feedback. For a meal that totaled over $200, we left disappointed and still hungry. Portland offers many stronger dining options at this price point that deliver both quality and hospitality. Disappointing feels like an understatement. I am genuinely puzzled by the high rating based on the food quality and service we experienced. We will not be returning, nor would I recommend it based on this visit.

MÅURICE is one of those restaurants that you almost have to experience to appreciate. Its a small…read morespace and a small team, so expect to wait but it is worth it. The French-Scandinavian influence makes the food feel completely different from your typical Portland restaurant. Everything we had was beautifully prepared, creative, and clearly made with a tremendous amount of care. The flavors were incredible, the presentation was gorgeous, and the whole experience felt more like visiting a little European café than having lunch in Portland. Exceptional service and attention to detail. The quiche and the chicken pate were my favourite.

Food was great! Coffee comes from next door Courier and is delicious. We got the special - razor…read moreclams steamed in a winey sauce. They were good. Fun textures and I'd never had non fried razor clams before. The highlight though was the jiggly quiche that reminded me of an extra rich chawanmushi but with a nice crust. We also got the cheese plate and some sweets. Service was perfect for catching up friends and enjoying a slow morning, but you might be annoyed if you're in a hurry. It's a small spot and things take time because they're made with care. I would come back again, especially for the quiche. Our server was great and the ambiance was so cute. Loved the different dishes and variety of cutlery. It was like eating in someone's farm cottage while the sun poured in through the window.

Very classy and elegant French restaurant. Fantastic cocktails. Great servers, bartenders, owners…read moreand staff. Always a great vibe and great food. I got something new this time and it was truly amazing: the duck sausage. They called it something much more fancy. But the presentation was absolutely breathtaking. And it was amazing too. I highly recommend St Jack.

This was a very underwhelming experience- from the food to the drinks to the service. Nothing was…read moreparticularly bad, but everything felt like it could have been better. I'm usually a big fan of a good cheese plate, but the selection here was surprisingly unappealing. We ended up regretting that order, which is not something I say often about cheese.The drinks were also well below expectations. We had originally planned to stay for a full meal and order more drinks, but after the first round, we decided it wasn't worth spending the rest of the evening here. Service was fine, and I can't really fault the staff for anything in particular. Unfortunately, though, there just wasn't enough about the overall experience to make me want to come back. Overall, no for me !

Lilia Comedor has been on my list for quite a while, so when I got an invitation to finally try it,…read moreI was so excited, and it absolutely did not disappoint! Our party let the chef guide the entire meal, and it was such an amazing experience. Every dish felt incredibly curated and thoughtfully put together, and the chef took the time to explain each one, which made the whole dinner feel really special. The restaurant itself is small and cozy, making it perfect for a date night or a special dinner. The service was incredible, the food was amazing, and the whole experience felt very intentional from beginning to end. Definitely a solid recommendation, and I'll be back for sure!

Well, done, Lilia! We got the tasty menu. Which was brought out and perfection. Perfectly paced,…read moreamazing staff. Delicious flavors. Cocktails were on point! New location is relaxing and beautiful! Definitely a go to place

I was so excited to discover St. Honoré Boulangerie was within walking distance of my hotel--it…read morequickly became an easy stop during my trip. I ordered an almond croissant and a latte, and my total came to around $11-12 before tip. The almond croissant was beautifully flaky, buttery, and absolutely delicious. The latte was equally enjoyable and arrived topped with beautiful latte art that made it feel like a little extra treat. If you're near St. Honoré Boulangerie and looking for a quality pastry and coffee, this spot is definitely worth checking out.

Pastry, viennoiseries, and bread are all very nice. Onion rolls are always a hit if you bring them…read moreto a dinner at someone's house. For a real treat, get a ham& cheese croissant warm for breakfast, follow-up by an exquisite buttery kouign-amann (hard to pronounce but *absolutely* worth the effort). This in an apricot tart for a wonderful dessert or midnight snack. The only downside is the macarons. No macaron is bad, but theirs are usually disappointing (too crunchy & average fillings). But that's a small downside for how good everything else is.