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.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer
Food was really good but the temp in the restaurant was very hot. There was a floor fan on by the host stand but it didn't help. Server was great, but it seemed like she had too many tables as the service was slow.
Mary Lindsay-Shiang
Amazing house made English Muffins! Service was excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amanda Joseph
Such great food and ambiance. Def will be back
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jason Van Camp
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).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Mick
Wonderful brunch menu. Both our dishes were delicious, and very large portions. Unless really hungry and large appetite, suggest splitting the Eggs Benedict....The freshly squeezed OJ was delicious.
Madeline
2 servers called in leaving 1 server and a hostess to take care of 12 tables with more than 3 people. Food came out cold since we waited for something to be cooked in an oven. I just expected more. I didn't have the heart to tell them my order was just not good enough. Waitress did her best.
Nancy
Ordered 3 brunch items: German pancake, omelette with goat cheese and a burger. All were very well prepared and delicious. Elegant setting for a special brunch. Come here about once a month. Wish it were open more than just weekends!
Tyler Elizabeth
Beautiful space to have a little brunch. Thoroughly enjoyed the lobster Benedict.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rebecca
We had a lovely experience dining at Gracie's for a friend's birthday! I would absolutely come here again.
We had a great Mother's Day brunch at Gracie's. The atmosphere and noise level are perfect for my hard-of-hearing elderly mother, the service was fantastic, and the food was great. The menu is big enough that everyone can find something they like, without being so large that it feels like a diner.
Joe
I always love eating at Gracies. The atmosphere is very unique and the food is consistently good. Just kind of bummed that they are only open for weekend brunch now.
Carolyn McKinney
Easter brunch was very expensive and awful. Cons: the entree must have been under a heat lamp for hours, the buffet was picked over and stale and we expected non existent champagne at this price. Pros: The server was sweet and the coffee was excellent. Huge disappointment at a previously favorite testaurant.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
t l
normally i love gracie’s breakfast and brunch, but this easter buffet was so bad. the offerings were bad choices, the sides were bad, and way too expensive. top of my lasagna was burnt black, the steak prime rib okay but the whipped potatoes were hard, not light or whipped and absolutely no flavor. i was surprised and shocked.
tiani
Food was okay definitely not worth the price of the Easter buffet. Options were very limited. The best thing about our experience was the service everyone was friendly.
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.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food was really good but the temp in the restaurant was very hot. There was a floor fan on by the host stand but it didn't help. Server was great, but it seemed like she had too many tables as the service was slow.
Amazing house made English Muffins! Service was excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Such great food and ambiance. Def will be back
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Wonderful brunch menu. Both our dishes were delicious, and very large portions. Unless really hungry and large appetite, suggest splitting the Eggs Benedict....The freshly squeezed OJ was delicious.
2 servers called in leaving 1 server and a hostess to take care of 12 tables with more than 3 people. Food came out cold since we waited for something to be cooked in an oven. I just expected more. I didn't have the heart to tell them my order was just not good enough. Waitress did her best.
Ordered 3 brunch items: German pancake, omelette with goat cheese and a burger. All were very well prepared and delicious. Elegant setting for a special brunch. Come here about once a month. Wish it were open more than just weekends!
Beautiful space to have a little brunch. Thoroughly enjoyed the lobster Benedict.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
We had a lovely experience dining at Gracie's for a friend's birthday! I would absolutely come here again.
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We had a great Mother's Day brunch at Gracie's. The atmosphere and noise level are perfect for my hard-of-hearing elderly mother, the service was fantastic, and the food was great. The menu is big enough that everyone can find something they like, without being so large that it feels like a diner.
I always love eating at Gracies. The atmosphere is very unique and the food is consistently good. Just kind of bummed that they are only open for weekend brunch now.
Easter brunch was very expensive and awful. Cons: the entree must have been under a heat lamp for hours, the buffet was picked over and stale and we expected non existent champagne at this price. Pros: The server was sweet and the coffee was excellent. Huge disappointment at a previously favorite testaurant.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
normally i love gracie’s breakfast and brunch, but this easter buffet was so bad. the offerings were bad choices, the sides were bad, and way too expensive. top of my lasagna was burnt black, the steak prime rib okay but the whipped potatoes were hard, not light or whipped and absolutely no flavor. i was surprised and shocked.
Food was okay definitely not worth the price of the Easter buffet. Options were very limited. The best thing about our experience was the service everyone was friendly.
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