Broder

It’s something different for sure. Tired of American style breakfast so I come here for try. Warming! It’s a long wait (an hour) so be sure you come early or pick a less busy day. Food is really creamy and cheesy. I don’t hate it at all, it’s something new to me I think it’s actually good! The price are reasonable… you may think it’s not a lot of food based on the picture but it’s a lot! Don’t order too much!

So, so, so good!! There was about a 30 minute wait on a Saturday morning and it was so worth it. I'm gluten free and they have gluten free menu items or ones they can alter to make gf, the waitress was very knowledgeable! I had the lost eggs with gluten free toast and gf panko crumbs. Best gluten free bread I've had in my 3+ years of being gluten free. The espresso martini was strong and yummy. The potato pancake is gluten free and so good with the jam. 1000% recommend this place!!

Food and drinks were amazing. Our server was also incredibly nice and attentive! My only complaint is the seating accommodations. Tons of seats outside but no heaters to keep it comfortable in the winter- at least on my visit a week ago. For the price and caliber that this restaurant is on, it would be nice to see a more comfortable outdoor set up for the winter months.

The kind of food you want to eat when it’s cold and raining outside. We shared the house-smoked trout hash and meatballs, which were very hearty and filling. We enjoyed the meatballs especially, and the accompanying creamy sherry and lingonberry sauces. Although it’s a bit of a cramped space, our counter seats allowed us a great view of the preparation of our food.

I had an enchanting dining experience at Broder Cafe in Portland! The service was absolutely outstanding. The staff was not only accommodating but also incredibly kind and knowledgeable about the menu. They made me feel right at home, enhancing the overall enjoyment of my meal. The ambiance at Broder Cafe is truly unique and captivating. Housed in an old building with medieval and old French decor, the atmosphere takes you on a charming journey through time. It's an experience in itself. Now, let;s talk about the 4 piece Danish Pancakes I ordered - an absolute delight! Served with house-made lemon curd and lingo berry jam, each bite was a burst of flavors that perfectly balanced sweet and tangy. The side of apple butter added an extra layer of deliciousness that I couldn't get enough of. Broder Cafe is a must-visit gem in Portland from the exceptional server to the captivating ambiance and mouth watering dishes, it's an experience that will leave you wanting for more - it definitely did for me!

We just arrived in Portland the day before, so we were excited to try some of the local restaurants. Our son surprised us and brought us to Broder Cafe. He was extremely excited himself, so we knew we were in for a treat. The menu was unique, so I knew I had to study it to make sure I picked the perfect meal. I was certainly excited to see it, and it didn't disappoint. Our meals were something that we've never tried before and simply delicious. If you are in this area of Portland...stop by and see for yourself. You may have a hard time deciding, but I assure you that whatever you choose, it will bring a smile to your face. I definitely need to talk about the waitress and waiter who helped us. I wish I had gotten their names as they are truly an asset to your business. They were pleasant, knowledgeable, and excited about everything they said. They simply made our experience even more enjoyable. Thank you for making our time with you memorable. It was an amazing dining experience!!

Wow wow wow, this place is good Coming after hiking Multuonmah Falls, we wanted food that was both hearty and healthy, and we couldn't of been more pleased with Broder. While I wasn't exhilerated by looking at the menu at first glance, it didn't take long for me to realize why this place was able to expand into 2 other locations and is a local favorite. Our waiter was great, she was knowledgable on the food and even gave us the pronounciations of the different cuisines. We decided to each get a main and nibble on some of the other foods. AEBESKIVER (8/10) Its not often that I like to start of my lunch with sweets, but these little puffies were very flavorful and the included lemon curd and jam added more yumminess. Really good for a group. BORDER BORD (9/10) The menu said "great for sharing" and it is very true. This board of cheeses, trout, veggies, and crackers gives you a small glimpse of the various flavors you get in the main course. The cheese was soft but bold, with a great creamy flavor with just a hint of subtle sweentess, it all combined very well. TUNNBRODSRULLE (9/10) I was expecting a hot dog and instead I got a sandwich with incredible pickeld vegtables and a delicious sausage stuffed inside. I loved every bit of it, using my fork to finish it as it started to fall apart a bit. There was a really good crispness with the vegtables and while the hot dog wasn't huge, it packed a really good amount of tanginess that stuck with me. Other things I nibbled on: LAMB BURGER - This wasn't pink like a normal burger, but the goat cheese on it was shockinly yummy and allowed the chewy meet to sit just right KOTBULLAR - Oh these meatballs were gooood. I really liked how soft they were while still having a meaty tase. The jam was a little sweet, but it included bread to help balance everything out. Broder Cafe is one of the more memorable meals we had in Portland. It had an incredible friendy staff, and unique Scandanavian food that was flavorful and fun. Highly reccomend checking this out.