The Pig 'N Pancake started as a single restaurant way back from 1961, and since then there has been no looking back for its owners Bob and Marianne Poole. The homemade and close to perfect pancakes at this eatery are simply delicious. Try the Buttermilk, Swedish, Sourdough and French Batter pancakes, and you'll keep coming back for more. Their secret family recipes have passed down the generations and are now the source of their popularity.
Indulge in a healthy snack before a flight at Portland International Airport's Café Yumm. Located conveniently at Concourse C, the eatery boasts of a selection of tasty and nutritious delights. From fulfilling soup bowls, delectable sandwiches, and yummy salads, to a number of breakfast options, the menu here features a perfect blend of gluten-free, organic, and vegan fare. Prepared using fresh and locally sourced ingredients, the flavorful food at Café Yumm will be the perfect companion for your next journey.
Tik Tok rolls out breakfast, lunch, and dinner 24 hours a day EVERY DAY! We have homestyle American food that comes in generous portions and reasonable prices :)
Skyline Restaurant seems like a throwback to the fabulous 1950s, when you could still get great food at an even better price. Lots of red vinyl and a casual feel contribute to the soda fountain ambiance. Cheeseburgers are the specialty of the house. Choose from the basic burger or indulge in a mile-high gourmet specialty. Other options include the usual deep-fried delicacies and children will love the kids' menu. The flavored milkshakes are a must.
A little known music history fact occurred in the 1960’s when two famous musicians teamed up with The Blind Onion to form America’s first all sight-impaired band. Each member brought a unique sound to the mix, but the trio was short lived due to The Blind Onion’s annoying habit of reducing the audience to tears even during the upbeat songs. The other musicians left to become music legends, but The Blind Onion carried on with life a few peels short of his once happy self. Throughout the 70’s and 80’s, The Blind Onion drifted in and out of jobs and relationships like so many wounded vegetables of his time. Then, in 1996, The Blind Onion, after a brief stint waiting tables in a French Soup Bistro, settled in Portland, Oregon, where he opened the Blind Onion Pizza & Pub near the corner of NE 33rd & Broadway. This was to be the first of many such openings.
Step into the 1940s when you enter this landmark restaurant in Portland's booming Pearl District. The red vinyl swiveling stools stand poised and ready for the next customer, while the servers greet everyone with a smile and a pot of coffee. Fuller's Coffee Shop serves breakfast and lunch to loyal patrons who stop in for a quick bite. Lawyers, students, beauticians and construction workers share the counter space and conversations. Try the fish and chips for lunch while the French toast is a favorite for breakfast.
Hopcity
HopCity Tavern, located inside the Hilton Portland Downtown, offers thoughtful, locally-sourced American gastropub cuisine helmed by Executive Chef Marissa Burback. This Portland standout reflects the artistry of beloved American tradition with a modern twist. The menu brings creativity to the dishes you crave by featuring seasonal ingredients and the finest products that the Pacific Northwest has to offer. The ever-changing breakfast, lunch and dinner menus complement the wide selection of local microbrews on tap, bold wines from the region and mixologist-crafted cocktails. Located adjacent to the Tavern, HopCity Market provides a range of grab and go selections to start your morning, enjoy for lunch, or pick up a snack to bring along for your day. From morning favorites such as coffee drinks from Stumptown Coffee Roasters and Spielman's Bagels to anytime backed goods from Marsee Baking and Sesame Donuts these favorites stand alongside selections of locally sourced nuts, candies, and other savory snacks to fulfill any craving.
