Gateway Breakfast House
$ • American, Vegetarian, Pet FriendlyAbout Gateway Breakfast House
Customers' Favorites
Denver Omelette with Tomatoes and Blueberry Pancakes
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Country Omelette and Pancake Breakfast
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Chicken Fried Steak Breakfast
Our Famous Taco Omelette
Biscuits & Country Gravy
Cinnamon French Toast
One Big Cake w Coffee
Biscuits and Gravy
Gateway Breakfast House Reviews
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Good food, decent price, great service.
This was an easy 5 stars. I thought about nit-picking, maybe leaving room for improvement somewhere…nah. No chance.
The corn beef hash was unreal, eggs cooked perfectly to order, and the service was top notch.
This place is easily in my top favorite breakfast spots after only one visit. Comfortable and family-feel diner, this place is great.
The corn beef hash was unreal, eggs cooked perfectly to order, and the service was top notch.
This place is easily in my top favorite breakfast spots after only one visit. Comfortable and family-feel diner, this place is great.
A little raucous, but that's what we were looking for with a toddler. They took such great care of us! Omelettes we're delish.
Hours
| Monday | 6:30AM - 2PM |
| Tuesday | 6:30AM - 2PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30AM - 2PM |
| Thursday | 6:30AM - 2PM |
| Friday | 6:30AM - 2PM |
| Saturday | 6:30AM - 2PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 2PM |
Gateway Breakfast House is a cozy restaurant that offers a hearty and affordable breakfast, making it a family-friendly traditional American breakfast place. Notable menu items include Eggs Benedict, chicken cordon scramble, and chicken fried steak. Customers describe the food as super good and amazing, with huge portions and incredible prices. The service is considered old-school and efficient, with wait staff who are on top of everything, although some feel the atmosphere could be more friendly and inviting. Some customers mention that they usually get the same server, who provides interesting ideas from the Kari menu. The restaurant is small, so there might be a wait, but it is worth the time as they move folks fast and have a nice waiting area. There is wheelchair access possible, though the aisles are narrow. One of the booths is special, as it is where President Obama sat during his visit to Portland, and his photo and a plaque are on the wall. While some customers think the coffee is weak, the overall experience shows why this place has received a Presidential visit; it is where real people eat in their community.