Portland Pottery Cafe
118 Washington Ave, 04101-2631 - Portland
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#125 of 412 restaurants in Portland
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This was an amazing revisit. So much has improved from our last visit a few years ago- it was already a favorite now it is really a total gem. The staff, setting and scene is warm welcome casual. The food original and fresh. Cooked perfectly. The tofu scramble as you may have already read is so good. The flavor and freshness makes it warm and superb. The spinach has a crisp snap while the artichoke hearts add the extra texture. The buttermilk biscuits stay together long enough to make a yummy tofu scramble or smother in homemade jam.
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Had the most peaceful, lovely morning here. Good food served hot, handmade mugs to use for in-house coffee, cute wooden tables and chairs and pottery available for our hade from different artists. I got the Good Morning breakfast and a chocolate French Roast cookie (the cookie is amazing). Also the drip coffee was nice and flavorful. Staff were very kind. Masks required when not at table.
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The best textured quiche I've ever had. Tasty iced coffee and a small beer and wine list are a nice touch, the mimosas were a nice addition to breakfast.
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Stopped in Portland on a Tuesday afternoon after labor day and spotted this place when pretty much every restaurant in the bustling neighborhood was closed. Ended up having the best meal of our vacation. The food was made to order. From salmon sandwich to pasta with shisedo peppers. Everything was fresh and the simplicity of the flavors won us over. We also got a slice of salted caramel chocolate cake to share and it was delicious. Probably the best piece of chocolate cake I've ever had. Not super rich or sweet. And yet so moist and complex. The food was served in their handmade pottery. It was a sensory experience. This is how good food should be. Simple, unassuming and not trying too hard. A little poetic today but it was actually this good. We will definitely be back.
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I took my elderly mother out here for breakfast for her birthday this week. I seldom see her finish off her entire plate. This time, she did! We both loved our meals. They were thoughtfully-prepared, tasty, and a good portion. She isn't able to dine indoors at present, due to risk factors. So, I am extremely grateful to the Pottery Cafe for their outside tables. Thank you!
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I was happy to see a vegan option or two. I was expecting a typical tofu scramble due to a previous reviewer who claimed that the coffee was "fast food grade," that the service was bad, and the food was "stingy." Boy, was she wrong. The wrap was GIMONGOUS, and my friend's sandwich was too. They were both incredibly fresh and flavorful. AND HUGE!!! The freshest spinach, avocado, and other delights with cubed fried tofu in a wrap. And the red potato home fries are fresh and not possibly anything like "fast food grade." I didn't try the coffee, though. lol. The staff was incredibly nice, and offered so much assistance when we ordered and had questions. I thanked the chef, and she took time to talk with me. I almost hugged her, it was so amazing.
And, the pottery and art are wonderful. I'm saving up for a bowl I fell in love with.
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A wonderful place. Coffee is served in beautiful handmade mugs and the desserts always feel like grandma(who knows what she's doing in the kitchen) made them and prepared with lots of love. A wonderful place where a visitor to Portland can experience what the locals feel year round.
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Baked goods and breakfast here are great. You can order two eggs and some toast off the side menu and just spend 5 bucks. Great deal for a severe budget, just saying.
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