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    Kingsland Kitchen

    3.9 (892 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Denver Omelette
    Surabhi A.

    We went here for brunch on a Sunday. Had a 15 min wait. Service was prompt, our waitress was very nice! It's a nice restaurant with ample seating indoor and outdoor near Embassy suites in downtown Portland. We got Denver Omelette, Kingsland Breakfast, Bagel and Lox, and everything was great! Salad was fresh, omelette was amazing and ham was tasty! Only complaint is the bacon was over cooked. Great experience, will visit again!

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    Sally B.

    If you are looking for large portions and some unique brunch options, check out Kingsland Kitchen. Bright open space even on a cloudy day. Super friendly service. Tried 2 entrees today: The Pacific Northwest Omelet (three egg omelet | smoked salmon lox | greens| dill cream cheese). It comes with an option of salad or potatoes. Holli's Hashbrown Casserole (cheesy bacon hashbrown casserole | Guinness-braised beef brisket | one egg any style | bacon buttered toast | house hot sauce | serrano pepper). Got the hot sauce a the side. It actually was really nice with the flavors of this dish. A heads up, it's a loud place so keep that in mind & be prepared if you are noise sensitive. Great flavorful food, generous portion and fantastic service. Definitely recommend.

    Latte
    Sara P.

    Overall rating would be 3.25 Went for brunch with 2 friends and the place was pretty empty- maybe 3 or 4 other tables the entire time we were there. The restaurant is connected to The Embassy Suites. Our waitress was friendly, but seemed to be doing a lot of things. She took our order, made our lattes, made all the drinks actually, running food, etc. Service was slower, but she was busy doing other things so it is hard to fault someone for that aspect. It did take quite awhile to pay (at least 20 minutes after asking for the check) and the tip is already included (20%). The food was good, but not great. I opted to try their pancakes that had cotton candy on it and it was okay. My friends liked their food, but it wasn't anything special. They did offer a complementary birthday cake shot for the birthday girl we were celebrating which was nice. Things to note- it's street parking- 2 hours Parking Kitty. Their restrooms are far away (walk through lobby of Embassy) and you have to take a card key to gain access which doesn't seem too sanitary even with the hand sanitizer next to them.

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    Polly P.

    The selection of food here is pretty impressive. They have options for everyone - omnivores, vegetarians and vegans. Today I wanted to try something different. I'm not much of an egg Benedict person. However today I am going for it; going out of my comfort zone. There were 4 choices, and I went with the classic. It was poached eggs with honey ham topped with chipotle hollandise sauce. You may have a choice of home style potatoes or green salad. I chose the potatoes. I'm of the opinion that the egg Benedict didn't disappoint. It was poached to my liking, not too runny or too firmly. It was just nicely cooked. The sauce has excellent flavor. And the potatoes too was nicely cooked; crispy to my liking. Besides the good food, the atmosphere was casual and relax with friendly staff. And, for a rather busy place, we didn't wait long for our food to be served. After your meal, check out the rest of the building.

    Lisa M.

    Some of the fluffiest pancakes I've eaten, so good and my breakfast sandwich was hearty with bacon and avocado. Good service and good Bloody Mary.

    Fluffy Buttermilk Pancakes
    Sarah M.

    Cute spot with lots of natural lighting. Located in downtown. Parking can be tricky. Service was good, waitress was very friendly & accommodating. Food missed the mark tbh. Eggs Benedict was nothing to rave about. The potatoes are good. My friend didn't like her steak and eggs, she asked for it medium well & it was so bloody (rare) she couldn't eat it. That as well as the steak having a good chunk of inedible fat on it. Latte tasted burnt & bitter. Pancakes were good, had a chewy & crispy texture. Overall, this place missed the mark for me. Food was nothing special & the prices were expensive given the quality of food. Would not recommend or return.

    Country Biscuits & Gravy Fluffy Buttermilk Pancakes
    Andre C.

    Voluptuous portion sizes, the service was nothing short of family like, and nicely ran, however, had a questionable selection of music.

    French Toast
    Magno P.

    This place is serving classic breakfast plates vibes. It is located and shares location with the embassy suites. Shoutout Hyacinth and Cassie for their hard work and being friendly. The steak and eggs combo was so good, the steak was well seasoned and didn't need the steak sauce. The chicken sandwich was just and moist and that hot sauce and aioli spread was tasty. The only thing I wished is the chicken breast a bit bigger. And those French toast were fluffy and perfection.

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    Maria L.

    Wow, this place was very on Sunday morning. Even though they were busy, they were able to help us get seated fairly quick. We chose to dine inside, because it was a little cold to sit outside. Very nice inside, but it is quite loud. For my order, I had the fried chicken eggs Benedict and their yummy French toast! I didn't have these 2 dishes to myself. My mom and I split this as I couldn't decide on those 2. I'm glad we did, and my favorite from the 2 were the French toast! The syrup they served with this seems really lite! It was not sweet. As for the fried chicken Benedict, I thought this was good too. That was lightly seasoned. The potatoes and fried chicken did not have much flavor and I think a little more salt in it would've made a big difference.

    Breakfast Burrito - Chorizo
    Gretchen G.

    Friendly service and amazing food! I ordered the burrito, which was really enough to feed a family of four. I'm looking forward to leftovers. A breakfast sandwich and a salmon scramble were also ordered and absolutely delicious. The pictures I took have a bite out of each one because we couldn't wait to dig in. Our server was so friendly and helpful. It made our experience all the better. I look forward to returning to Kingsland kitchen and definitely recommend.

    Aarone M.

    Good food, reasonable prices, LARGE servings and great service. Really can't go wrong here!

    Justin L.

    I love the ambiance here esp the outdoor patio options. Perfect for weekday and weekend brunch. The service is another one that stands out. The smoked salmon eggs Benny was spot on

    Hollis Hashbrown Casserole
    Alex K.

    We had a party of ten but with a reservation made in advance. Happy they can accommodate such a large party as the place isn't huge. Our server did a great job handling our drinks and food. Ordered the Hollis Hashbrown Casserole because it looked interesting. Seemed to be the popular choice at our table as several ordered it. Delicious and filling dish. Good for splitting with a couple or extras for take home. The restaurant does not have bathrooms but the Embassy Suites does in the lobby which you can get to from inside the restaurant. You make sure to grab the key card. The only thing I disliked was that the food was brought out too far spaced apart. The final order arrived 15-20 min after the first order. Made the experience not ideal as you don't want your food to get cold but you don't want to start eating until everyone gets their food. Eventually we started to eat our food as it did start to get cold. Just something to note for large parties.

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    Service, Amazing! Food, Amazing! Highly Recommend, will definitely be back! Great location and attentive and friendly staff.

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    Ask the Community - Kingsland Kitchen

    Do they take reservations? I do not see anything on their web site. Do I need to call?

    Is there heating or covers for the outdoor seating?

    There was umbrellas, but no heaters

    Can you make reservations?

    We went on a Saturday and it was first come first serve

    We will be visiting on Feb 4th. Will dine in be open?

    I believe all indoor dining is currently closed, but they should have outdoor dining spaces that I would recommend trying to ask for.

    The website says that brunch is only served M-F, 8-11am. Is this accurate?

    Hello Lauren, brunch menu is served 8am - 3pm Saturday / Sunday. Breakfast is served 8am - 2pm Monday / Friday… 

    Is there a brick and mortar location now, 'cause I am getting that in directions?

    Yes! This is brick and mortar!

    Will Kingsland Kitchen be open on the 4th of July?

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    Not open on sunday?

    It is, till 2pm

    Is there usually a wait to eat here?

    Hi Lindsay, thank you for your question. As we always have a line there is a wait time of around 10 minutes. Feel free to call or text your order to avoid wait time. Call 971-300-3118.… 

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    2.6 mi•Richmond, Clinton, Southeast Portland

    Today I was really craving oysters, so I looked up what was around me and this cute little spot…read morepopped up. The ambiance was adorable, with such a nice patio out back--perfect for a warm day! Unfortunately, oysters are only available on Sundays, but we decided to grab a couple of other little snacks instead. We got the steak tartare, and I have to say, it was honestly some of the best I've had in a long time. It had the perfect smoky touch and absolutely hit the spot. We also tried the sardine plate, which was such a fun little snack. The tzatziki sauce surprisingly paired so well with the Spanish sardines and really pulled everything together. Spanish sardines with a Middle Eastern-inspired sauce? Pretty clever! Our server was also lovely and came out to check on us throughout our visit, which made the experience even better. For just a little drop-in snack, the whole experience was surprisingly memorable and definitely left us wanting to come back. Such a cute spot! I'll definitely be adding this one to my list of go-tos with friends. Can't believe it's been right around the corner and I'm just discovering it!

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    My stinky, amazing Orange wine.

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    0.8 mi•Buckman, Central Eastside, Southeast Portland
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    The bar.

    Scotch Lodge - Bespoke ice cube in my cocktail

    Bespoke ice cube in my cocktail

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