Gracie's

Cheryl

2 months ago

A dear friend and and I go to Gracie's every Christmas for breakfast! This year, we had the crêpes and they were above perfection! Our server was also amazing, and her service was exceptional!!

Diana Colin

3 months ago

My husband and I live in Portland and have been to Gracie’s for breakfast three times. The dining room is beautiful, and the food and coffee have mostly been very good, though the experience hasn’t been consistent. They make their own English muffins for the eggs Benedict, which is a nice touch, but on one visit they seemed day-old at best, possibly previously frozen. The $15 waffle on another visit was unfortunately not really edible. We also experienced a visit where the (only) oven was out, making two items on the limited, but otherwise appealing, menu unavailable. I understand there are new owners, and this place has real potential. The staff is friendly and means well, but service felt chaotic and too casual for the level of ambiance; more structure and uniforms would help. With better management and consistency, this could become a standout dining spot, on par with Seattle’s best like the George.

A A

8 months ago

We had a delicious breakfast at Gracie's. Our server was wonderful, and quick to refill coffee and take our order. The food was great as was the atmosphere. Would love to return the next time I'm in Portland.

Jason Van Camp

9 months ago

My wife and I attended the Glamorama drag brunch, and had a pretty fun time. The food was excellent, particularly the avocado toast; service was competent, although they seemed to be scrambling to keep up most of the time (not surprising, since it was a packed house), and there were a couple minor flubs; we received the house salads with champagne vinaigrette (which were awesome!) instead of our avocado toast at first...but then ALSO received our proper order shortly thereafter, so that is a mistake in our favor - no harm, no foul. The menu is a fixed, three-course deal: appetizer, entrée and dessert, for $100 ($200 for VIP meet-and-greet with the queens after the meal, if you feel so inclined), and runs (ostensibly) from 10:00am to noon, although our particular event started and ended late. Good thing, because we were a little late ourselves! Between the two of us, we also ordered the fried rice (excellent!) and the benedict (also excellent!), and were both stuffed before the third, and final, dessert course arrived. Multiple boxes were needed to take home the leftovers to our toddler son, who devoured everything we brought to him! Bring a wad of $1s, because you're going to need them! There will be multiple queens doing their thang, multiple times, over the whole two-hour affair, so come prepared! Street parking is available, if you are lucky; otherwise, there is a private lot charging $30.99, reduced to .99 cents with validation from the hotel (requires an event ticket or room reservation).

Patrick Leung

4 years ago

This review is for brunch only at Gracie’s. We had dinner previously and I would give higher rating on their dinner. For brunch, we had lobster Benedict and ham Benedict. Lobster was good but Ham was dried. The egg was slightly over cooked. The potato side was a little greasy. Overall, the food was average. With many other good brunch options in Portland, I will have hard time to find good reason to come back. On the good note, the service was great. Our server was very attentive.