Miss Portland Diner

On a traveling assignment for work and I've been looking for a place to eat breakfast 🤔. Of course, Google came to my rescue when I saw a picture of this diner...I just knew the food was going to be great. Of course, I was right and I can't wait to go back to try the lunch menu because I eyed the roasted sweet potato wedges which sounds amazing 😋. On another note, the breakfast was so good and fulfilling... not to mention the great service that was received from the staff!! 🥰🥰🥰

Come for simple food made very well. Good service. No wait when Marcy's or Bayside had 40min+ waits. The Good: Amazingly good food. They are very okay with adjusting and modifying meals, especially for dietary restrictions. Less busy than other popular Portland brunch places. Service was nice and prompt. The meh: None. The Bad: None.

This is a neat little diner in Portland. It’s in an old dining car, one of the last of its kind I think I read. There was a parking lot right near the diner which was convenient. Staff was nice. Food was reasonably priced. I got steak & eggs and a coffee. The steak was a tres major. It was a nice breakfast. I’d eat here again.

miss portland fills a much-appreciated niche in the city’s food scene by providing diner staples at an above-average quality. keep in mind that the higher prices (compared to becky’s) are very much worth it. the short rib benedict was incredible. never had steak and eggs before but i might now be a believer. also a special, surprising shout out to the home fries — not that crispy yet this texture almost melted in my mouth. plus some humorous, non-offensive bathroom stall graffiti always brightens a cold winter morning. keep on chuggin, our beloved box car!

The décor is charming. the staff was wonderful our waitress gave great service and the food was good i had the stake and eggs and my friend had the Corn beef and hash both were good the breakfast potato are amazing and the stake was good but i tried my friends corn beef and hash and i would Definitely get that next time

Updated to remove 2 stars: Not kid friendly, I guess. Came in and my little man wanted just biscuits and gravy with no sides. I asked if he could have it without the eggs and potatoes and I was told something about how they couldn't do that because of portioning in the kitchen? So they made us buy the big plate of food, when he didn't want 2/3 of it. I'm not understanding how asking them NOT to make eggs and potatoes would throw off ANYTHING for their biscuits to gravy ratios... Especially since you CAN buy biscuits as a side? My husband and I are still confused. Most restaurants in the area are family friendly and great with kids and special orders, but I guess not here... Then there was the checking out experience. We were ready to go and our server was busy so we tried to pay up front and were told to go back and wait "because it's easier"? We wanted to leave, they seemed to just be manning the front, so I'm confused on that one too. Previous review: Best biscuits and gravy I've had since moving here, but I have to say for their corn beef hash being their "signature" thing, we were very underwhelmed.