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    Hot Suppa

    4.4 (1.2k reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Classy
    Good for groups

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    Biscuits and Gravy & Pulled Pork Sandwich
    Phil K.

    Hot Supper in Portland absolutely crushed it. Everything about the place was awesome -- the vibe, the service, and especially the food. I had the biscuits and gravy and they were unreal... rich, perfectly seasoned, and honestly some of the best I've had in a long time. Jenny got the pulled pork sandwich and that thing was loaded and super flavorful. You can tell they really care about what they're doing here. If you're in Portland and looking for a legit spot for brunch or comfort food, this place is a must. We'll definitely be back.

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    Jason P.

    Holy Mary mother of awesomeness. Literally best breakfast I've had in years. Carrot cake French toast. Scrambalaya sausage scramble. Phenomenal. I travel so much and this is the best I've had in Maine.

    Chicken and waffles -added 2nd waffle for $5. Waffle House-esque waffles.
    Kendra W.

    Yummy brunch location in Portland with southern influnces- New Orleans drinks, Scramblelaya, shrimp and grits, Nashville hot chicken, fried green blt and more. Generous portions. They have legit grits here (I'm from South Carolina). Large specials board on the wall. Smaller space and parking can be tough - drive around until you find some and pay attention to the signs.

    Fried Green Tomato with remoulade sauce
    Nat P.

    Great breakfast spot! We were able to get seated right away at the bar which I love because the bars are always so intimate and cozy. We had their most talked about fried green tomatoes with remoulade sauce and it was so good! I can see why everyone likes this. It was crispy, light, and not at all greasy or heavy. It paired so well with that sauce. We also had the Local Mushroom scramble and wow! It was creamy and velvety with a rich mushroom flavor. Every bite was smooth and perfectly balanced. The "Hollis" is a dish that you just can't go wrong with. I wanted something simple, and this was the perfect example of simple and delicious! The eggs were fluffy and perfectly scrambled. The hash browns on both dishes were great, but I personally would want it crispier. I also got fruits on the side and this just amazed me. The blueberries and blackberries were so fresh and naturally sweet that I had to ask where they got this from. I mean it is just fruits, but fruits that were grown just right and the level of sweetness was just perfect! So good I ordered another fruit on the side to go. We had a wonderful server and she was a delight! All staff there were friendly and accommodating. Would definitely come back!

    Laura M.

    Went in on a Saturday afternoon for brunch, the wait was about 45 minutes, but that wasn't terrible, I just ran an errand and then went back. When we got back, we were seated immediately at the bar. The bartender and the servers that were around us were super nice. I had several conversations going with them and they were friendly and funny. I really enjoyed that. My drink was perfect. My food was delicious. It is small in there, but it feels homey. It's a great atmosphere because everybody is in a good mood and everybody seems to get along really well. I would highly recommend this for brunch. Just keep in mind that there's always a wait because of the excellent food and service.

    Paige B.

    This spot was just around the corner from where we were staying, so we decided to pop in for breakfast. The windows were pretty tinted, so it was hard to get a feel for the place from the outside, but we're so glad we took a chance. It's a small, cozy spot with limited seating, so get there early if you can. But even if there's a wait, it's absolutely worth it. The food was beautifully plated and tasted just as good as it looked. We loved it so much, we ended up coming back again before the end of our trip. That's how good it was.

    Mushroom Scramble
    Josiah D.

    No notes - thoroughly enjoyed brunch at Hot Suppa. Wait staff was friendly and turned tables quickly. Decor was on point, cozy vibes with interesting art. Food was delicious and the specials were unique. I had the Thanksgiving Eggs Benedict special and was a huge fan. The cranberry drizzle fast-forwarded me to Thanksgiving Day for sure. Really enjoyed this Portland gem!

    Whitney D.

    This is a Southern inspired restaurant that is a must try when in Portland. It's great for breakfast and lunch and you may want to get there on the early side as there can be a wait for a table as the place isn't too big. They have a cute bar/counter area where you can dine in too. I had for breakfast an i ed latte that was nothing special and to eat I had eggs Benedict with avocado and tomatoes on it. The tomatoes looked a bit not too good so I removed it but the eggs and avocado were better. It comes with a large piece of hash brown too. I would come back again and try out another dish.

    Fried green tomato Benedict
    Leah S.

    Entirely worth the wait! Food was innovative and delicious. The grits were buttery goodness. Waffle reminded me of Waffle House in a good way. I would love to go back and try additional options.

    James R.

    Hot Suppa is an unassuming restaurant somewhat like its name. But do not think the Suppa does not deliver. Yes southern food in New England. I had the fried green BLT and it was delicious. The server staff are super nice and happily accommodated me minutes before they were scheduled to close - perhaps it was their southern charm. The restaurant had a cozy NYC feeling inside like something you would run across in the West Village.

    Fried green tomato BLT
    Emily K.

    This place is always packed on a weekend but we were able to grab a table during the week for brunch! Not very many tables inside but it's cozy. I was not feeling breakfast-y so I ordered the fried green tomato BLT which was really solid! The pimento and aioli were really good. Our service was quick. They do add ~4% back of house charge just FYI. I believe if you ask they will remove it.

    Hash Breakfast plate
    Tanya S.

    Wow! Talk about amazing food and service! This place is an absolute GEM!!! How cute it is in here! I had to stop eating to post this review. Definitely stop by if you have never been here! I absolutely loved their Shrimp and Grits! The best I've ever had! It's an intimate environment and very cute. This menu is bursting with flavorful dishes and great drinks. Everyone was so friendly and welcomed us so nicely! If you haven't been here, please do yourself a favor and stop on in and see Lindsey at the bar! She is a sweetheart and makes a banging Espresso Martini!!! All of the staff was very welcoming and friendly!

    Lots of light and local art
    Robert H.

    We had Sunday brunch, after a 45-minute wait that was well worth it. The vibe was a bit of the big easy with loud, fun music and NO-art and design touches. The service was very warm as well. The food is Southern - they specialize in breakfast food like eggs Benedict, biscuits and gravy, and chicken and waffles. They also have fun specials - breakfast nachos with poached eggs, for one. A winter scramble with seasonal vegetables. I tried one of the Cajun Bloody Mary's - virgin - which came with heat and great accompaniments - and the Mother Clucker - fried chicken and gravy over biscuits. It all tasted great. Hot Suppa does not take reservations so it means if you want to go, prepare to wait. Plenty were throughout the morning.

    Hot coffee! She was always there for a refill!

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