Many a misty morning you will be greeted by a hungry, anxious crowd waiting outside the doors of this little pink diner. The restaurant is influenced by the 1950s- a time when bacon for breakfast was acceptable every day. Although breakfast is the specialty, with omelets on the popular list, the lunch menu includes some excellent burgers. Chrome trim accents the pink and black interior. Booth, table and bar-style seating are available, though seating is limited, so expect a substantial wait on weekends.
Since 1960, Elmer's Restaurant has been a Northwest favorite, known for hearty American classics and genuinely gracious service. Our warm, family-friendly atmosphere makes us the perfect spot for any occasion, whether you're craving a family breakfast, searching for brunch near me and mimosas, or just want a comforting diner-style dinner.From our iconic German Pancake and the "Looking for Sun" Omelet to our Dungeness Crab Benedict, there's something on the menu for every breakfast, lunch, and dinner craving, plus a fun kids menu for the little ones. Don't miss our Slow-Roasted Prime Rib, the perfect way to end a classic Elmer's meal.Come discover why Elmer's has been a beloved local breakfast and brunch tradition for generations.
There are not too many places where you can get kimchi and omelets on the same menu, but the Cameo Cafe is just that kind of place. Its location is prime, in the middle of the humming Northeast Sandy Boulevard, and its food has won much acclaim from local media and diners alike. Traditional breakfast fare includes eggs, biscuits and gravy, waffles, and omelets, alongside Korean specialties like the kimchi hash with hash browns, eggs, kimchi and bacon, and egg pancakes so large they spill over the brim of your plate. Coffee, tea and hot chocolate completes the all day breakfast menu at the Cameo Cafe. Come as you are at this unique eatery.
Serving hearty breakfast and lunch entrees with French flair and baking fresh bread, pastries, and confections.
Just a quick ride from Downtown Portland and you'll find yourself at one of Portland's most popular brunch spots. Eggs are the stars here, including a particularly rich and innovative Benedict selection. Breakfast is served all day, along with an array of luncheon sandwiches. Weekends often find people on the sidewalk, sipping the local Stumptown coffee, waiting for the next free table to open up. Be sure to check the board for daily brunch specials and the drink of the day. Revelers will appreciate one of the most sublimely balanced Bloody Marys in town, made from house-infused vodkas.
Swedish brunch.
This restored 1910 building is a favorite spot for those in Multnomah Village. The popular restaurant offers burgers, Indonesian rice salad, French toast, cheese blintzes and more. Dark wood tables add to the warmth of Marco's Cafe & Espresso Bar, as does the friendly staff; perhaps the reason that patrons cannot get enough of the place. In addition to coffee and tea, a small selection of wine and beer is also available. They are fond of collecting umbrellas, give them your spare one and get a discount!
Breakfast and brunch with an Asian twist
