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    Mayrose

    4.1 (79 reviews)
    PriceyNew American
    Closed 7:00 am - 1:30 pm, 4:30 PM - 11:00 PM

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    Tortellini
    Jana S.

    As a late night hotel dinner option, this was quite good! Service was a little slow but not too bad. It would be nice if they had a section of the bar for ordering so when it's busy but people are just hovering at the bar ordering or reviewing the food menu, other people can sit as there is very limited seating available.

    American breakfast
    Emiko T.

    Came in early before a conference, they gave a variety of plates I went for a traditional American breakfast. Was a great choice came with eggs, toast, potato's, bacon and your choice of coffee, server was excellent. Not a lot of people when I came in but definitely worth it. My plate was 20.00 as the morning continued it began to fill up. Ambiance is nice, lots of low lighting, great place to meet up.

    Megha A.

    We went to Mayrose and had a wonderful experience! Located inside the Duniway Hotel in Downtown Portland, the ambience is stylish and inviting, and the service was friendly throughout. I ordered the Cheese Tortellini pasta and french fries, and both were really good. The tortellini was flavorful and well-cooked, with basil‑hazelnut pesto cream, fennel, blistered tomatoes, arugula, and Parmesan, and the chips were perfectly crisp and seasoned. The rest of the menu looked interesting as well, and the overall presentation and vibe made the meal enjoyable. Prices felt reasonable for the setting, and it's a great spot for a celebration.

    Cheesecake
    Katherine Y.

    Cozy restaurant connected to the Duniway hotel, since we got in on Friday night we checked it out. My son ordered the $50 pre fixed dinner and I had the lamb shank. I ordered the flower sour with yuzu flavor was very yummy. My son raved about his mushrooms soup, but his confit chicken was pretty dry. My lamb shank in the other hand was moist and flavorful. The portion was good as well. The service was pretty attentive and if we stay in this hotel, I'd love to try other dishes.

    Jennii S.

    The vibes and the decor are the best part of this place! So much unique stuff to look at. We had breakfast and it was pretty good. I had a frittata and coffee. It was a pretty basic breakfast. Eggs and veggies were fresh but it could have used a little more seasoning. Our server was very friendly and everything came out quick.

    The Duniway - IG @bougiefoodieboi
    Kyle W.

    One of the nicer hotel restaurants I am aware of, but of course given it is in a hotel, you are paying quite a premium. I dined here for dinner and breakfast, and I would say go for dinner as the breakfast is a bit rip off with laughable portions, so it evens out to a 4 star rating overall. Dinner was definitely busier than breakfast. You get people not staying at the hotel just to try this restaurant, which speaks volumes of the quality comparatively. We went on a Saturday dinner and couldn't get seated immediately - they made a reservation for us 40 min later at 7pm and only then were we able to be accommodated. We got one 3-course menu for $55 (the $5 surcharge coming from our choice to get the crispy skin salmon) with warm spinach dip and almond thyme olive oil cake, which is a better value than ordering each dish a la carte, plus a Moroccan braised lamb shank entree, which is more than enough food for 2 people. I liked the warm spinach dip - very creamy and hearty, paired with nicely baked bread on the side. The salmon is solid, nothing memorable but it was Asian inspired flavors and delicious. The lamb shank has really good meat texture and the couscous added an additional texture to the dish that I enjoyed. The olive oil cake was just the right amount of sweetness. Service was good. Breakfast we ordered the chicken and waffles, 1 buttermilk pancake add chocolate, and the Duniway (dungeness crab omelette with brie). The chicken and waffles were a laughable quantity - 1 small piece of chicken with 1 small piece of sugary waffle. The chicken, I have to give them credit, was really juicy and flavorful, a bit on the saltier side. I wished it was a larger quantity for $22. The Duniway was decent - lots of brie and egg but not much crab. With nothing on the side, $25 is really steep. The buttermilk pancakes are good though - $5 for 1 and you can add toppings for $1 each and I am glad you can do this on the side as opposed to committing to 3 pancakes for $15 in the entrees. Service here is still good as they gave water refills and checked up on us regularly. Drinks-wise the prices are a little high at $18-20 for most cocktails, but the quality is decent. I would skip cocktails here and focus more on dining during dinner time for the most enjoyable experience. I am glad to have experienced both meal services thanks to the Amex FHR and Hilton status food credit and breakfast credits, as I would not give this place a try on first thought due to relatively high prices with respect to neighboring restaurants.

    Jordan M.

    While staying at the Duniway in Portland, I decided to have dinner at Mayrose, the hotel's on-site restaurant. The space is modern and stylish, and the vibe is relaxed. I ordered the Chicken Breast Confit, which came with citrus-thyme sweet potato mash, chicken jus, and frisée. The dish had potential, but unfortunately, the flavors and textures didn't quite come together. The chicken was served with the jus poured directly over it, which left the skin soggy rather than crisp which was something I was really looking forward to in a confit preparation. The jus itself was fine, but didn't bring much complexity. The sweet potato mash was smooth but fairly basic, and the frisée felt like an afterthought, almost more of a garnish than a flavorful, integrated part of the dish. While the service was warm and the convenience of dining in was appreciated, the overall experience didn't feel worth the price point. For the quality and creativity of the dish, I expected a bit more. Not a bad meal, but not something I'd go out of my way for.

    Biscuit Sliders
    Christine W.

    Good selection of options for breakfast. It was pretty during breakfast. I order the biscuit sliders and my was good. I especially enjoyed the marionberry jam.

    Salmon croquettes
    Sutona S.

    Stayed at the Duniway so it was just convenient to eat here daily. Everything was delicious and the service was on par with my hotel stay.

    4/22/2025 - Dropping in on  a Tuesday night for a drink with a friend in from out of state.
    Mikhail H.

    Nice space to drop in for a pretty well made drink. I met up with a friend staying at the hotel and we were pretty amazed how full it was on a Tuesday. Love the light levels and I think I was seeing people using their wi-fi sitting in their lounge, likely hotel guests.

    Non dairy banana foster (sorbet)
    James B.

    To start the restaurant was very nice and elegant. The food was expertly prepared. Salmon was perfectly cooked. It was an experience. The desert which I don't often eat, was amazing. Very creamy and rich, without dairy. All of the team members were very professional. Just amazing to have servers with great personalities. Also, some nice little touches. When silverware was brought out for the courses, they used Woden trays that were covered with velvet. Nice touch. Price was very reasonable. Definitely return if in the area.

    Bread pudding
    Cheryl L.

    Service was excellent. My companion thought the salad was a bit tart for his tastebuds. We had the quinoa and kale salad and it was very vinegary. He said it needed more fat like olive oil or sweetness with craisins or apple. The dessert was good. Probably the better of the two dishes. Smaller than I thought but it least it tasted good. It seems they cater to folks who go to the theater. They have a special set menu for those folks. The place is eclectic and moody with dark lighting. Bathrooms are clean.

    Artichoke paella
    Alvin L.

    Super laid back atmosphere - the Christmas Trees were out as well which made it super homey Jason served as on this night and was 5 star. Super friendly and inviting. We had the salmon, artichoke Paella, and the kids had the chicken fingers with fries. Salmon was excellent - salmon skin was crispy and the dish came with a nice ginger vinaigrette dressing for the greens and quinoa. Wife had the artichoke paella and enjoyed it. I tried my daughter's chicken fingers and fried as well and it was lightly battered and crispy (really good quality). Overall - great environment, friendly service, and the dessert (bread pudding is a must if it's on the menu). Highly recommend if you are in the area / staying at the Duniway.

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    Perfect breakfast spot if you're staying at the Hilton or The Duniway as they both accept the Hilton breakfast benefit.

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    I enjoyed the delicious fresh vegan pasta. Ambiance was loud with the bar next to it but the decor was nice and the service was courteous.

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    Honestly super bland and over priced decor is beautiful but everything esle is just meh

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    The Observatory

    The Observatory

    4.3
    (2.6k reviews)
    4.8 mi
    $$

    Had an awesome time at The Observatory the other weekend. Unlike a lot of places, they run their…read moreHappy Hour on the weekend, which is what drew my partner and I in. You can absolutely smell the fish and vinegar as soon as you walk through the door, which I think gives the place a very homey pub feel. I ordered a spiked peach Arnold Palmer, which I enjoyed (and it was pleasantly strong) and a glass of the house white, which was good for the price. Our server was very fast and attentive. To eat I got the tomato soup with a grilled cheese, which was absolutely fantastic. The soup was so creamy and flavorful, and I cannot imagine a better meal after spending all day walking outside in the rain. The fries were super crispy and I liked the batter. My partner and I shared some of their breadsticks, which were deliciously baked (fresh!) and came with a super refreshing basil crema and a nice tomato-y dip. Wonderful all. My partner ordered fish and chips, and was surprised to find that it is one large fillet of fish, not multiple pieces like you would typically expect. He said the fish was fine, but a little tough. Overall, a wonderful experience. I definitely hope to return. I highly recommend this place as a refuge during the cold winter months!

    You know what I will admit that my ardor for The Observatory has cooled over time. I do still count…read moretheir rosemary pear martini as my favorite cocktail in town - and really their cocktail menu overall is still excellent. But the last few times I've stopped in for a meal, it feels like the food isn't quite as impressive as it used to be. Could be all in my head. Not sure. But it's always a nice spot to hang out and chat with friends, you can get seated quicker if you enter through Over & Out, which basically functions as an extension of the main Observatory, with it's own bar and pool tables.

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    Sesame Sweet Chili Glazed Chicken Wings ($12)
    Sesame Sweet Chili Glazed Chicken Wings ($12)
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    Canard

    Canard

    4.4
    (557 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    Canard has such a cozy but casual bistro feel, while the staff were all warm and welcoming,…read moreincluding the chefs themselves, whom we had the privilege of engaging with since we sat at the counter, and I absolutely loved the interactions we had with them. Everything we ordered was gorgeous and whimsical in presentation, but of course that would mean little without the flavors to back it all up, which it had in spades. The Thai steak tartare tostadas were incredibly balanced, with brightness and herbaceous notes from the vegetables, herbs, and sauce, great punch from the Thai spices, richness from the tartare, and a nice snap and slight nuttiness from the tapioca crisps cradling everything underneath. The foie gras dumplings were simply divine. I expected them to be rich and dense, but they were like little pillows, with a savory filling and a perfect balance of smoked leek broth, crispy fried leeks, and a caramelized shallot jam that ended up being the surprise star of the dish for me. Then came the main event, the Duck Stack, which I can only describe as a McGriddle on steroids (in the best possible way!). Somehow it all worked beautifully, with the rich duck gravy, fluffy pancakes drenched in syrup, spiced onions, and a fried duck egg tying everything together in perfect harmony. It was one of those dishes that sounds wild on paper but is totally brilliant on the plate and in your mouth. Really fantastic meal from start to finish, and I'm already excited to come back to try more of the menu (and the happy hour!) on a future visit.

    I'm going to be thinking about those Foie Gras Dumplings for quite a long time…read more All items I tried last night at Canard were creative, flavorful, well presented and reasonably priced. The garlic fries were spicy in the best way, perfectly crisp, and served steaming hot. The Duck Stack (pancakes covered with duck gravy, onions, and a duck egg) sounded a bit odd to me (and probably many others). When I asked the server if it was good, they told me that people travel to the restaurant specifically for that dish. I'm glad I tried it. Again, very unique with a well balanced spice profile paired with the delicious undertones of a hot pancake. I know I would have never thought of that, doesn't sound like it should work, but....it worked! Service was great, atmosphere was a bit loud with a band playing next door, it was a bit overwhelming, plus a random dude walked into the restaurant and a server lit his joint for him as a courtesy(?)...stunk the place up for a few minutes, but as I thought about it, I decided that was about the most "Portland" thing I had seen all week on my trip :) I'll be going back for sure, I would love to taste through that entire menu. Did I mention the Foie Gras Dumplings? I never had anything like them in my life. That's a dish I would definitely travel back to Portland for.

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    Foie Gras dumplings..... the dish that kisses you back.
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    Laurelhurst Market

    Laurelhurst Market

    4.1
    (1.5k reviews)
    2.3 mi
    $$$

    WOW!!! That is my first thought after my lunch yesterday at Laurelhurst Market. I had been touring…read morethe cathedral of music, at Music Millennium and I asked the gentleman at the counter where was a good spot to eat. He recommended Laurelhurst, and he was right on. I have been on a Reuben kick, and the best remains at Goose Hallow. But this was a close second, as it was great. I had a half sandwich, and I am glad I did, as it was quite enough. I had the Monsignor Murphy, which featured lots of House Made Pastrami, Swiss Cheese, Sauerkraut and Russian Dressing. I typically like a Reuben on marbled rye, as they served it on a Griddled Como Bread...and it was great. I didn't get her name at the order counter, but she was so friendly and engaging as well. Since this was my first time to the restaurant, she was able to provide me with a wealth of information. I will be back...and you can count on that.

    My 2 stars is being generous...The four 'Starters' and salads were all great and arrived…read morequickly...Perfect, all....But...(1) All three of our entrees (Waygu, New York, and Flat Iron steaks) arrived about 5° above room temperature...barely warm. All 3 of us quickly noticed... (Maybe they sat in back toooo long as it took a looong looong time for them to arrive after our salads).... (2) I ordered my $71 New York Steak Medium Rare. It arrived...(almost cold as I mentioned)...certainly Medium (or more)... : - ( -- My daughter ordered her Waygu Steak Medium...it arrived (almost cold) certainly Medium Rare... Oh my! (3) The Bravos Potatoes looked great (also not hot)...but to me tasted like an entire salt skaker was poured on it...I could not eat them. (4) We eat out a lot...for decades...and this next one has never happened before (heck..1-3 really never happen either) ...At one point our waitress whisked my cocktail off the table and quickly disappeared with it!! ....and. !! I wasn't finished with it !! .... There was probably an inch of pink drink at the bottom of the glass... Oh My!!...And...a bit later she did the same to my wife...Zoom...her unfinished (expensive) cocktail gone like lightning (wish our steaks would have arrived with such efficiency)... (5) Finally, I've ordered uncountable New York Steaks...but this (almost cold) one was the most fatty...'chewy' one I can remember...and sorry to say...lacked that great N.Y. Steak taste.....Oh...did I complain when waitress stopped by hurriedly to ask how everything was? ... No I did not tell her of any of the above... Why bother. Wait another 20 minutes for another tough, flavorless Steak?...Etc. And like a dummy, I still left a generous tip (Shame on me.) BTW...I am VERY easy to please...but re-read 1 thru 5 above...no exaggerations...I got beat down on my Father's Day Special Occasion...The icing on this cake..I got to peel a hair under $400 put of my 'family treasury' for that experience...(To waitress: Hint...You say, (with a bit of a smile) 'are you done with this?' Or...'Are you still working on this?' You are welcome for that Free lesson that cost ME $400 and a multi-faceted disappointing dinner.

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    Arden

    Arden

    4.5
    (277 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$$$

    Arden is such a gem. I've been here several times over the years, and I've always had a lovely…read moreexperience. The menu changes regularly, and I can't recall ever having a bad dish here. The food is beautiful and artfully presented, but still approachable and unpretentious. The shrimp toast seems to be a standby, and is one of my faves. On a former visit, we enjoyed a duck for two dish that was perfectly prepared and so good. All of the snacks are tasty nibbles that set the tone for the meal, and the pastas are simply sumptuous. The wine list, of course, truly shines. This is a place where you can ask your server for recommendations for wines to pair with your meal, and you know you're going to get great recommendations. The interior dining space is larger than it looks from the outside, and the vibe is perfect for date nights, after work hangs, and girls' nights out. I've also always seen at least one family with children when I've dined here, so I like that they are welcoming of families. If you're driving here, I've never had a problem finding street parking nearby. But, there are garages close by as well. Can't wait for my next visit!

    I ended my last review with see you the next time I'm in town and I meant it…read more This was first meal on my first day. I basically chilled in my room after checking in and took the time to relax before my reservation. I walked over from my hotel which took under 10 minutes. The perfect amount of time to work up an appetite. The last time I was here, I did the tasting menu with a couple of friends. This time around I was by myself which meant it was less food. I chose the seat at the very corner of the bar. I had a full view of the kitchen and the chaos. Plates of food came flying down my corner. I went in so hard in the beginning and crashed so hard at the end. I couldn't hang by the last one, but saved room for the dessert. They ended up wrapping my leftovers along with the snacks I didn't finish. I went to town on all the food the following morning. Just like last time, the dish that stood out the most was the pasta dish. One of the servers caught me mid shimmy after I took the first bite. I have to mention how amazing the service was. I'm always impressed when a busy kitchen staff has their shit together. It's poetry in motion. How they don't crash into each other when so much is happening. Every person who dropped by my corner was so nice and friendly. Most importantly, I didn't feel rushed. The post meal calamansi treat was a nice touch. It woke my senses. I'm glad I had dinner early. By the time I was finishing up, more patrons were checking in for their reservations. I walked back to my hotel with my bag of leftovers and a j to enjoy on my stroll to end a fabulous Friday. See you again next time.

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    The Eastburn

    The Eastburn

    4.0
    (1k reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    Hosted a 50+ person dinner here and could not be happier with our experience. The whole staff was…read morefantastic to work with and went above and beyond to tailor the experience to our group, from decorations to custom themed cocktails. We rented the entire main floor and loved having the patio as a side space for people to hang out in. The food was excellent and the kitchen was able to accommodate our wide range of dietary needs without compromising on portions or flavor.

    We're testing this restaurant, for future church group luncheon, 2027, it was recommended by a…read moreco-worker. We didn't have problem finding a parking. We were seated right away, wherever we wanted. I picked a shady indoor spot booth. I'm not sure, if it's the right booth, I then realized, they have the swings, by the window facing Burnside. I wanted to move, but hubby won't! No matter how much I begged, he ain't movin'. Then, I said: 'the music here is too loud.' His answer? 'There's always something!' So I stayed. I checked out the Patio. It might work, for the group. At least, there's one of us, who love alcohol. That may give them a reason to come. (She's driving the rest of the group). Since we are heading to an event, not far from here, we didn't have much time to take leftovers home, we didn't have a cooler, it's almost 80 degrees out, so we decided to eat something we could share. We picked the BBQ COHO Salmon Sandwich. Seared Coho salmon glazed with Bourbon BBQ sauce topped with baby Aragula and pickled red onions on a Portland French toasted potato bun. There's a $2 discount recess during happy hour (3-5pm). We were there at that time. (Is that the reason WHY the music were soo loud?) It was served with hand-cut fries. Both were just the perfect taste (delicious), and size for both of us. But, for some reason, I was still tempted to have something else. We looked at the desert menu, and decided on the Peach Crumble. Food taste so much better, when shared! Enough said. (We waited so long for this one, that we almost didn't made it to our event! We were enjoying our time here, that by the time we got to our car, we were rushing, and made it two minutes later we would have been late!) Negative: Music is too loud! Restroom could be improved. Do we need to see those words written on the board? I agree about ICE, but, that is not something we want to see.

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    Jacqueline

    Jacqueline

    4.4
    (510 reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $$$

    You like seafood? Ok, come have a seat. Before you plan to go here, do yourself a favor and try…read moreto grab a reservation. You'll thank me later because we had 5:00pm reservations and arrived to a line standing out the door that was at least 20-30ppl deep at 4:45pm. No worries though as our reservation allowed us to avoid the line and come right in. Once settled in we were greeted by 3 staff members, all with different roles. One to check in for food/drinks, one delivering drinks and one bringing food to the table. All very knowledgable about what they were presenting. The happy hour (5-6pm) is amazing here for the value. $1/each oysters specifically. And these are amazing oysters, probably best I've ever had. The balance of the menu is a mixture of small plates. We had the squash, halibut and lobster roll dishes and they were all professionally plated and crafted with a unique spin on traditional dishes. Highly recommend this place for any seafood lover in Portland!

    They did it again! Amazing oyster selection and their homemade sauces are perfection…read more We did the tasting menu and it did not disappoint. 3 savory courses and one sweet. However each course had 3-4 different plates with it. There were four of us and it was a perfect set up for our adventurous group. Staff was nice and knowledgeable as always. Jacqueline will always be on the top of our Portland list for excellent seafood with fresh food parings.

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