We are visiting from out of state and stumbled upon this place at random because it's close to…read morewhere we are staying. 10/10 Atmosphere was cozy and layout was unique. Our waitress couldn't have been lovelier. Service was very good even though they were busy. Food was great! Some of the best hollandaise sauce I've had. The menu is also much more unique than your standard breakfast fair. Some of their scramble combos blew my mind. Lots of Benedict options to choose from, too! Would definitely recommend and would go back.

Meh. I wanted to love this place and thought that we would when we saw the line. I got the…read morebreakfast sandwich. Fried egg, Swiss cheese, add bacon ($4) two measly slices on brioche bun. It was fairly bland, pedestrian, nothing special whatsoever. My dining partner got the pancake with Maine blueberries. It's a very cakey type of pancake. Large. I read they serve real Maine maple syrup on a site when deciding on coming here but was disappointed to see they charge an extra $2.50. Hmmmmm Service was lacking. I feel like they were short handed or servers over working too many tables. I got up to get my own Tobasco sauce since there was nobody around and my sandwich was half eaten while waiting for someone to come by. Overall, I left wanting more. Not fulfilled from the hype I had read in other reviews. Very mundane place. I would not go back. Cannot recommend this place.

We had breakfast at Friendly Toast while visiting Maine and it was one of our favorite meals of the…read moretrip. We had a large party of 9, and despite our size, the service was outstanding. Our waitress was incredibly friendly, sweet, and attentive. The food was delicious, and with nine people ordering all different items, everyone left happy. My personal favorite was the breakfast tacos--they were fantastic. The homemade jam was also a big hit at our table. What really stood out to me, though, was their homemade maple turmeric hot sauce. It was so good that I kept putting it on everything. I honestly wish they bottled and sold it because I would have bought several bottles to take home to Arizona and give as gifts to my coworkers. Great food, wonderful service, and a fun atmosphere. We would definitely come back the next time we're in Maine.

5/5 - ambiance. Absolutely love the decor and retro atmosphere. It makes for an entertaining…read moreexperience just looking around to see what's going on. 5/5 - service. The wait staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. Our waitress was attentive and made sure to check in often. 3.5/5 - food. This was difficult because of the Portland food scene being so competitive. Overall, it was just average. The homemade hot sauce has the tiniest kick, but adds good flavor. Dishes were unique but didn't come off as anything to write home about.

First time trying Hot Suppa in Portland and it definitely lived up to the hype. I ordered the whole…read morepork egg sandwich (without the egg) and it was absolutely delicious--perfectly cooked pork with great flavor in every bite. I also tried a bite of the biscuits and gravy at the table and they were rich, comforting, and seriously tasty. The drinks were just as impressive. The espresso martini was perfectly balanced, and even the mocktail was refreshing and well made. And our waitress was the sweetest (and honestly the prettiest!). She was so warm and friendly that I'd come back just to chat with her again. Great service, great food, great experience overall. Definitely worth a stop if you're in Portland.

We've been trying to visit Hot Suppa during our past few trips to Portland, but never really had a…read morechance to. When we finally came during the off season, we thought this would be the perfect opportunity since wait times were shorter. The wait on a Saturday afternoon was about 15-20 minutes. I will say - I had high hopes for Hot Suppa. Between my fiance and I, we ordered the waffle, side of corned beef hash, and the fried green tomatoes eggs benny. The corned beef hash here is excellent - that I do have to acknowledge. I was a bit underwhelmed by the fried green tomatoes though. The tomatoes were just okay, but the excessive hollandaise sauce really just made the whole dish waaay too heavy. It was also just messy. Service was slow & our waitress tended to disappear for long periods of time. Coffee & water refills both took a long time. Parking here is difficult but not impossible. Most spots are only for an hour or so.

Great diner! Had a wonderful bacon, spinach, tomato omelette. Perfectly cooked! I have celiacs, and…read morethey asked appropriate questions which was very reassuring! Have gluten freed bread too. The counter top is a snazzy touch too. Reminded me of the Greek diners went to in NYC. I was there mid-week quiet, but can see why packed on weekends.

PERMANENTLY CLOSED !!! (7/1/26)…read more What a disappointment- the closure set our whole beach day off ! Headed to Becky's Diner, where we have 15 minutes left to wait - the story of this Maine trip! Very infuriating, but it is a big vacation week ...

On a whim we decided to try breakfast and we were not disappointed! My wife had the Pesto breakfast…read moresandwich and it was delightful, fragrant and tasty. I opted for the Southwest Beans & Eggs-just the right amount of spice in the beans, a lovely and creamy complement to the pillowy soft scrambled eggs. Don't miss the cinnamon roll either! Definitely adding this one to our breakfast repertoire! Service was on point and we sat in a cozy, sunny booth!

Went for Saturday brunch with my family and everything was amazing. The staff was also pleasant…read moreand friendly. We could not have had a better start to our day!

The food always hits here. I LOVE spicy food so the Diablo omelet with their homemade ghostbpepper…read moresausage is my go to. The staff is always wonderful and the atmosphere is fun, always something to look at. Love this place!

If you're looking for one breakfast or brunch spot in Portland that lives up to the hype, The…read moreSinful Kitchen deserves a spot at the top of your list. Tucked away from the busy waterfront, it's well worth it for creative comfort food, generous portions and genuinely friendly service. The menu is packed: stuffed French toast, Eggs Benedict combinations, decadent waffles. The food is good, fresh and filling and the service is excellent. The flavors are rich without being overwhelming, and the ingredients taste fresh. It's the kind of place where narrowing your order down to one item is the hardest part. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and they give you crayons to color. The walls are absolutely full of cool artwork -- by kids and adults alike. We all did some drawing while waiting for the order and it was so very relaxing and enjoyable. Even when the restaurant is busy, the staff keeps things moving while remaining warm and attentive. Another standout is how accommodating they are for dietary restrictions. They have extensive vegetables and gluten-free offerings. And know it can get very busy. Arriving early or making a reservation, when possible, is a smart move.

Nice decor. Bigger than the pictures capture. Chip & salsa is presented with 3 outstanding salsas…read moreMy spouse had a grilled cheese, with a consommé dipping sauce. Outstanding I had chicken enchilada, and a side of beef brusque, slow cooked to perfection. Very attentive server and a nice guy. We walked from Spring street so didn't need to deal with parking, which is tight here in the east end.

This was our first time here and parking was a total pain in the ass. When we walked in we were…read morewelcomed immediately The service was outstanding. Everyone seemed happy to be there. The warden and I sat at the bar and ordered a latte, modelo and guacamole to start. The guacamole was delicious, but very small in portion. We then had the birria grilled cheese with consommé. This was outstanding and should be a go to for rainy day in Portland. We ended with the short stack. This was different to say the least. The wife didn't like it at all after one bite.I didn't love it, but it's not your typical pancake. It's kinda overthinking what a pancake should be, the syrup was very thin and didn't complement the cake very well. We both ordered an additional drink and after it all our bill was 101.52 for two beers, two lattes, gauc, two birria's, and pancakes.

Liked it so much we came here twice! The everything pull apart roll is a hit, as was the Lemon…read morefluff latte and the poptart! Cute little establishment with lots of food options for those who like a little hipster meal. (I love a hipster meal!) Easy walk from our hotel and not too busy! Great place!

Nice place to chill out with...bread, and friends. Small but tasty menu, pleasant service, and a…read morebright welcoming space. Can be busy at times, especially on the weekend, but weekdays and outside of lunch hour, you should be able to get a table right away. I had the Dutch Baby and it was almost too pretty to eat, but I dug in after admiring the piece of art that it was. I loved the combination of flavors and textures - brie, mushrooms, egg, jam, greens, chewy Dutch baby, crispy bits. Yum!

Friendly and welcoming space, cool and relaxed vibes, music. Perfect place to dine, relax, work or…read moresocialize. The people are so friendly and warm, and attentive to service. If you're lucky you'll even spot the elusive jimmy who pops in and out of view every so often while he frantically cooks orders. Food was impressive - had the desayuno del sol and it was different and innovative way to present a chorizo and egg breakfast on a sandwich with a little bite and sharp saltiness of the chorizo. The buon giorno was light and hint of creaminess but so good. Nice music and relaxing vibe. Highly recommend!

The boys needed some breakfast/brunch and lucky for us we were within walking distance of the Ugly…read moreDuckling. Once arrived we ordered at the counter. They have a lot of breakfast sandwiches made on their homemade English Muffins. When I went to order I asked what's the favorite/best sellers and we told the Yinzer. I also figured I'd get another sandwich too so I went with the Pastrami on Rye. Unfortunately they did not have any Pastrami available so I will say I panicked a little and ordered the BLT. I took a bit to get our food but they were busy so I et that. Once home I got into the Yinzer first. Let me tell you this thing was saucy but I like it that way. I will say I was a big fan of the English Muffin, probably on of the best I have had. I also had plenty of Chipped Ham which was rather tasty. Now the BLT I wasn't the biggest fan of. I guess I'm just not a big fan of a breakfast sandwich with veggies on it. Just didn't work for me. Would for sure come back if I was in town again because they have a lot of tasty sounding sandwiches.

STEPH JUDGEMENT: Beautiful hotel lobby bar/eatery…read more I stopped in for a latte on a frigid day. One bartender was capably handling everything in this beautiful hotel bar/eatery with a cool modern fireplace. Wish I could've hung out longer, but had to get it to go. The latte was excellent, btw.

go support a local business not the hilton coffee shop! shop…read moresmall!!!! $7 latte with half of an espresso shot scooped out of a tin on the counter that tasted like a cigarette ashes in whole milk !!!