My daughter took me to "Screen Door Pearl District" for brunch. On Sunday 7/12/26 my 60th…read morebirthday. I must admit, I wasn't happy at first. We had to wait almost 40 minutes for seats. Once seated, the service was excellent and the food.... Now I know why it was so busy and we had to wait. All I will say is...I will be back!

This is my go-to spot for My nail Care and foot care and waxing for a long time. I love the energy…read morepositivity and just kindness and as well as talent. I have never had a bad experience, I am always so incredibly happy with the results with my nails especially because I'm so regular about getting them done that I like them to look nice and they always go above and beyond with the shaping and so many varieties of color and style and everything you could want with nail Care.

I have eaten here a couple times now. It is located in the lobby of the Hyatt Centric…read more Food: I came for happy hour once and ordered the happy hour burger. The burger was cooked well and pretty good. Another time, I came here for breakfast. I ordered the french toast and the breakfast burrito. Both items were great. Service: Service has always been friendly and quick. The food has always arrived promptly. TL;DR - Great option in downtown in the Hyatt Centric

Covet PDX is located in the Hyatt Centric Portland hotel. We went here for breakfast, and had…read moreavocado toast, 2 egger, French toast and chicken sausage. The service was very good, attentive and was always refilling my coffee. The food was very good with fresh quality ingredients. The atmosphere is nice, with Portland music playing. Not too crowded. A good place for a nice breakfast.

My wife and I arrived at peak brunch hour, we placed reservations (as expected for a trendy…read morelocation) arrived 20 min early but were sat within minutes. The artist formerly known as Price played overhead. A light warm breeze lapped at my ankles, while the AC froze my left shoulder. The Bloody Mary's (spicy as I am dirty slut who needs a beer back) were warming. We opted for the 'Brunch for two' which was the correct option. The tarragon and acidity balanced the salad course, while salty, fortifying undertones during the charcuterie course brought the quality of THE MEAT forward. We finished bloodies and opted for a spritz each. The Ham Benedict slapped with the 'laser potatoe' stealing the show. By this time the relaxed pacing welcomed warm summer air into the warehouse. A group of bears, fresh from pride weekend clucked over the to-go options. A couple sat nearby looking at homes, clearly in love and excited for what tomorrow's dreams held. Then the blackberry short cake dessert arrived; wow cream, berry, soft malt, air(?), so good. My spouse and I left full, satisfied, and hopeful for tomorrow. Olympia Provisions is what you want in an outing. No complains whatsoever, fantastic 5/5 stars.

Ordered: -2 cheese charcuterie…read more -Anchovies -Happy daiquiri -Lager Pro: -Friendly staff -Dog friendly (atrium seating) -Everything was tasty! Don't skip the cocktails! Con: -A bit pricey for the portion size during happy hour ($49 total including 20% automatic gratuity)

Great experience at Canard! The service from Miriam was amazing. We had a great time talking to her…read more- it made our visit. Had some very tasty cocktails and delicious oysters (great deal during happy hour). Also had an amazing snap pea and carrot hummus special that was amazing - really unique. Very cool chic vibe

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 went for a friend's birthday dinner with a few girlfriends and didn't expect there to be many…read morevegan options since it looked very seafood heavy. They actually had a couple choices, and I got the cauliflower tinga. I don't know if it's because I had more coffee and alcohol than food in me at the moment, but it was the best dish I've tasted in a long time. Very spicy, but flavorful. Every cocktail unfolded in layers of flavors. (I tried a sip of my friends' drinks, and I had the Jazzy Aperol Spritz.) Very unique and complex combinations. Seriously, vegans--don't sleep on the tinga. I tried to order another one for the road but there was a snafoo, maybe they saw it and dismissed it as a dupe. It got figured out but was a little awkward. Regardless, I will easily give five stars because otherwise the service was lovely, and I'm going to be dreaming about this dish until I can get a babysitter and go back for a date night.

We dropped by early Friday afternoon and had a couple very nice cocktails and enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere. Would highly recommend!

I found Mother's Bistro through Yelp and recommendation from the front desk person at my nearby…read morehotel. I arrived about five minutes before opening on a Friday morning. There was a short line forming. The large windows give you a sneak peek at the opulence waiting inside. Upon walking in the main entrance, the first thing I noticed were the chandeliers. The inside is gorgeous. The walls are painted various shades of greens making it bright and gives off a soft and natural feel. Given I was dining solo, I decided to seat at the bar located off to the left. It seats 12 comfortably. A big plus for me are the seats. They had a high back and are super comfortable. I could see sitting for hours gabbing with friends. Nice upbeat electronic music played in the background. Loud enough to hear but soft enough that you can hear who is next to you. I ordered the Omelette du jour - Three egg omelette special with bacon, spinach, caramelized onions, gorgonzola and blue cheese. It was fantastic. The first thing that hit my palate was the blue cheese and caramelized onions. Delicious combination. I was happy to see that the omelette was overflowing with caramelized onions as I love them. The accompanying roasted potatoes were cooked perfectly. I also got an espresso martini to wake me up and give me a buzz to start my day. Upon first impression, if I lived in Portland, I would come here weekly. I could see this being the place for brunch with girlfriends to catch up over cocktails.

Ok, if you give this place any less than 5 stars you are broken inside! I read some of the less the…read morestars and honestly wonder how you could be so jaded or picky. Dude, I'm from NYC so I figured I was the biggest snob but stand back CA is in the house! lol I had the eggs Benedict which were perfectly cooked and had a Hollandaise sauce that came straight from heaven! My son had two breakfasts one sweet with a waffle and then eggs and sausages well. The staff was amazing , the food was perfect! And such a cute space! 10/10

Stepping into this place is like stepping back a couple decades, nothing has changed and that's how…read moreyou want it! The food is absolutely incredible- everything you can think of is made to perfection. Old school diner vibes with fast, efficient, and friendly service. The entire menu is affordable, the service is great, overall so nostalgic. The hotcakes are a must & the burgers w/ sweet potato fries are my go to. While this place isn't open 24/7 anymore, the hours are generous. Remember, it's a local joint with tenured staff- they stop the grill an hour before close. No matter the hours, this place is such a gem and worth everyone's time.

It's a diner in the very best of "greasy spoon" tradition. Nothing is fancy, but pretty much…read moreeverything is super delicious. Chicken-fried steak with hash browns & gravy is soooo satisfying! Also great people-watching. The only complaint is that since the pandemic, they're no longer open 24h (it used to be a perfect late-night spot).

After what I thought was an interestingly long wait (5-6 mins) when we walked in the door, we were…read morefinally seated and ended up having a really great breakfast here this morning. Our server, Sara, was absolutely delightful; one of the best servers I've had anywhere at any time. The food came out quickly, and it was a very ample portion of vegetable scramble that came with red potatoes and wheat toast. Our coffees and lattes were very good. Very clean and orderly restaurant.

I walked by here in afternoon and it was packed so I came back the next morning with my friends for…read morebreakfast. It was packed, and the host told us it was 15 minutes. We came back promptly since phone never rang but they moved us over to the seated line. Upon seating their complimentary beignets were super good. I also thought their corned beef hash was a must order. I ordered their biscuit and gravy and also their poutine which had the same identical sauce/gravy. (I would probably skip these two dishes tho) One of my friends had the apple frittwhich which is a play on sweet and salty. It tasted fine but I was expecting more. I really dig how superb the service was here considering how many tables this place had. I also wanted to applaud the manager on duty that morning to offer a homeless man coffee / food / emergency services when he was saying his head hurts. She handled it professionally and ironically we saw that same homeless man an hour later walking down the same street. (He never asked for any of the services also) Overall, we had an enjoyable breakfast in a bustling area closest to downtown. Reasonable prices and terrific service makes this a spot i would come back in a heartbeat.