Service was fantastic. Coffee was delicious. Louisiana Bayou Benny was excellent, potatoes tasted…read moregood but were pretty cold.

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.

This place is like eating at your German Oma's house! The decor is eclectic and neat with cool…read morephotos and decorations. The food was not fancy but yet perfectly prepared! I recognized dishes that were similar to ones my mom made, using her mom's recipes. Our server was really attentive and helped us understand what a couple of the dishes are. We tried to eat here a few weeks ago before a concert, but missed out. This time we made sure to get a reservation. What a fantastic space!

The food was excellent. Their authentic German food is outstanding and should be a must stop if…read moreyou're in Portland. This is a very small restaurant so I definitely recommend reservations. It's very easy to make them via email or phone. The restaurant is cozy and the service is outstanding. It is BYOB.

The BEST sea salt latte I've ever had. The service here is phenomenal, pastries are amazing. My fav…read morecoffee in downtown Portland in general! Beautiful interior and lots of seating- even a fire place!

Amazing eggs Benedict! Fast service although you order at the counter yourself. Had a detox tea…read morethis time with peach -- so good. Affordable and kind staff.

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

We thankfully got in, without a reservation, by sitting at the bar. The staff was friendly, and…read moreengaged. The service was prompt, by all standards. I think that the food was good, but nothing that I ate really had me extremely excited. It seems like a family friendly business. If you're a group of 3+, you should try to make a reservation or you'll be likely waiting for a while.

From the greeting to the menu to the staff it was an excellent experience. Had a craving for grits…read morewhich did not disappoint which I paired with the Corned beef hash!! You should visit

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.

The Friendly Toast is a friendly place!…read more The food is delicious! The appetizer of biscuit bundle is a must get, comes with butter and jam! Chicken seasoned well and the syrup was sweet. The breakfast burrito was hearty. The bohemian wrapsody is light and refreshing. The upgraded BEC was definitely upgraded, a lot of food in a small sandwich! The drinks were nice! Very easy to put down. Nate was who waited on us and was amazing! Friendly Toast has a playful setting with lively music, great experience with family.

Friendly toast, friendly people Plentiful options…read more Amazing service Allergy friendly Reservation ease

If you're in Portland and craving a real diner breakfast, Becky's absolutely hits the spot. The…read morehomemade corned beef hash is the star of the plate: big chunks of corned beef and potatoes, crispy on the outside, tender inside, and super flavorful without being greasy. You can taste that it's made from scratch, not scooped out of a can. The blueberry pancake is everything you want from a Maine diner--loaded with berries, golden on the edges, and fluffy in the middle. It's one of those pancakes you tell yourself you'll share, then somehow you don't. The fiddlehead omelet is such a fun local twist, with the fiddleheads adding a tender, slightly earthy bite that makes the whole thing feel special and seasonal. Service is friendly and efficient, even when they're slammed, and the whole place has that busy, waterfront, "locals and tourists together" vibe. Expect a wait, especially at prime breakfast hours, but the homemade corned beef hash, blueberry pancake, and fiddlehead omelet make it more than worth it.

Trusty diner on Commercial Street in an area that was once far from the epicenter of Old Port, but…read morecity growth has brought it closer. Relatively easy parking. Good breadth of menu. Seats in relaxing booths plus plenty of stools. Servers very experienced and very friendly. It's a comforting environment. Their many loyal "regulars" are there for a reason. I've already got a few visits under my belt and liked them enough to have bought a souvenir mug. First visit actually reviewing was a breakfast trying the Hobson's Sampler with eggs, meat, homefries, toast, pancakes, and many choices among them. -- Scrambled Eggs: Nothing remarkable but no mistakes. Cooked just right, avoiding brownage and runny goopage. -- Homefries: Cut into non-cubes with heights less than the widths, achieving better crispness that way. Good variety of textures. Not much seasoning or onion, but solid homefries. -- Sausage Links (3): Standard. Lightly crisped, still juicy. Seems easy, but hardly anyone does them this well. -- English Muffin: I told the server to skip the toast, seeing there'd be plenty of carbs with the two pancakes, but she strongly recommended trying the English muffins, since they were homemade. Great flavor, great choice. Will have these again and I recommend you try them too. -- Pancakes (2): Fluffy and delicious. And big. Not elite, but really close. Enough that you'd have to go to 10 other places before finding one better. Just a great all-around place. No wow factor, but on every visit (all breakfasts), everything was good, right down to the efficient and friendly service.

Looking for a new to us breakfast spot and Honeycomb Cafe has been on my list to check out for some…read moretime. Today was finally the day we decided to check it off. It did not disappoint at all and deserves all the hype/love it gets from the reviews. Tucked away in an area that is mostly industrial/business headquarters area. You will easily spot it though from the beautifully done artwork on the wall. It is a small building so hopefully you can time it well to avoid huge rush/crowds. They had roughly 7-8 tables with some 2-person and some 4-person tables if you are looking to enjoy your food here. All of the staff we interacted with were very friendly and welcoming. They had so many tempting sounding breakfast sandwiches it was difficult to pick. I ended up going with their breakfast burrito and my wife got the Pine Point. Both were phenomenal and would be no brainers to order again, but with so many choices we would likely choose other new ones. My wife loved the bread used and the corned beef were perfectly made! The breakfast burrito was packed full with zero complaints. Drink wise we each got an iced latte, my wife got the mocha and I got the honeycomb latte. Both were very solid with a good amount of flavor to them. Lastly before leaving we each picked out a donut to have when we got home, a blueberry and a Maine maple. Definitely a spot we look forward to returning to in the future. Add this to your places to check out as a local or tourist!

Good place for breakfast, although their beverages can improve. We went for a Blueberry Stuffed…read moreFrench Toast, a Little Bird (focaccia sandwich), a drip coffee and a latte. French Toast and Little Bird were great. Definitely to be tried. For drip coffee, you can pick from one of the four and I went for a dark roast which tasted okay. The Latte was quite milky with hardly any taste of coffee. Service was good. For beverages, they call out your name while food gets served at the table. There is limited seating space inside and we barely were able to find a space for ourselves. There are some parking spots outside but can fill up quickly as there is also a Driving Range behind the cafe. Overall, good food but try something else for beverages.

Ambiance was really nice! Cute classic diner/ old timey style, quaint vibes…read more Food: Homemade blueberry muffin grilled - not really anything...special... maybe my batch wasn't a good one? They were not anything compared to the Trader Joe's blueberry muffins in terms of softness and moisture...Costco blueberry muffins are a little bit less dry than these. - the grilled bit of the muffin was a bit of a letdown. It is just literally cut in half and put on top of a grill for maybe a few minutes for the char lines and that's it. Nothing else done to it - they made it sound like it had something else so I'm pretty disappointed in that one. - BUT the chocolate pancake was DELICIOUS. It's like Betty Crocker chocolate cake mix on a pan, in the shape of a pancake, and chocolate frosting/fudge/ganache? On top, with white icing to make the squiggle. Would buy over the muffin tbh. - the chili was swimming with cheese, so if you like that it's for you. My bf couldn't eat his because it was a thick glob of melted cheese every time he lifted his fork. BUT I myself adore cheese so I would've been happy with that. Maybe they can ask customers how much cheese they want? That'd solve that problem. Low/Medium/High levels of cheese?

Stop by if you're in the area! We're glad we found it. Quick, delicious food and the wait goes by…read morefast! We loved it!

This was my go to breakfast place when I was living in Portland but now that I moved farther north,…read moreI come here when ever I visit. My choice is the Irish Benedict and a coffee, which is a great start to the day.

Miss Portland is everything you love about a classic train car diner. It has incredibly nostalgic…read moredecor, servers that feel like your aunts and uncles, and tasty food to round it all out. I've gone here a couple times whether I am just driving through town or Portland is a destination. It's really easy to get to, parking is super convenient, and the weights are never too long. The pancakes are absolutely phenomenal and I love a classic diner hot chocolate. I will definitely continue to stop here whenever I'm in the area! The train car has a really cute, classic, old school design that genuinely throws you back 50 years.