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Street-side service awaits at this Northeast Portland cafe. The building has housed a few restaurants in recent years, but this place seems to have found a home here. Inside, you will find 15 or so small tables and large windows. For breakfast, the chef's Whim Waffles of the Morning with fresh fruit make a great start. For lunch, try the light and tasty vegetarian sandwich with avocados. Entrees such as the chicken saute picatta are larger and sure to satisfy. There is also a decent selection of local draft beers and wines like Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. A friendly little joint on Broadway street, be prepared to meet up with an eclectic mix of localities who love to hangout at Milo's City Cafe.
Broder is a small Swedish eatery which is one of the most popular places in the city for Scandinavian food. Swedish meatballs, lamb burger and Stockholm hotdog are some prominent options on the menu. A choice of side dishes like sauteed greens and country ham accompany the mains. The decor is simple, and the ambiance refreshing and welcoming. With only 12 tables in this cozy space a wait time is to be expected, but the cuisine and overall experience is well worth it.
The waitstaff at Daily Planet restaurant will treat you right. Start with a glass of wine or draft beer while you look over the appetizing menu. Try the specialty of the house, the delicious steaks or a simple yet satisfying cheeseburger. Ask your server about the special of the day. Although the decor is plain and unassuming, the food is inexpensive and hearty. Kids are welcome too.
