A late evening decision to try this place because they were open till 9 and had good reviews. The good is a-la-carte but very tasty. We tried 3 dishes. The Cobb salad was probably the best I've ever had anywhere.
Stephen Jopowicz
The chkn fried pork chop w/ eggs (yes, get an Xtra egg!) is the Best brunch meal in PDX. Add the house hot sauce too.Pairs Perfectly with a coupla Cuba Libres.
Kar-Wing Ho
Finally made it here for happy hour. This place is da bomb. Why did it take me so long to eat here?! Started off with the slushy. Then off to some oysters, deviled eggs, and white fish spread. Of course cannot pass up on the burger and draft deal. And there’s always room for a donut!
Kendall Lucara
Not a typical hearty breakfast menu like we had expected, however it was still good food and most of the brunch items sounded delicious. However, felt like it was a bit expensive for brunch- maybe a place to go for a celebration.Our food was good but nothing spectacular. All the pickled veggies tasted the same. The coffee was really bitter and $4 a cup for black coffee, which was disappointing. And our waitress only checked on us two times and she seemed more bothered by having to help us than anything.
Tristan Tam
Delicious food, good vibes, outstanding service! My friend and I came during their brunch time. We shared a vegetable potato hash, chicken fried pork chop, and a potato donut. Both mains stood out, but I would highly recommend the vegetable potato hash. The sauce they cook it or whatever they do to is heavenly.
Veronica Antal
Super tasty food! I had the Dutch baby with apple and sausage, with a fried egg. The egg was lovely and crispy, perfectly cooked. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture of the perfect food!
Jason Van Camp
Not wanting to head home quite yet after having dinner nearby, my wife and I grabbed an outdoor table here at Lazy Suzan for a couple of drinks (the Secret Handshake and the Smuggler), and ended up ordering a plate of the curried deviled eggs as well, which were wonderfully savory and crunchy, thanks to the crispy garlic bits! A shame you only get two for your fiver!My wife's Secret Handshake was crisp and refreshing: a sort of effervescent ginger lemonade! Whereas my Smuggler, filled with all the types of liquor I love, but my wife hates (Fernet, Absinthe, Whiskey, etc) was bitter in all the right ways. Few places can serve up a cocktail that rivals those of Vintage just down the street, but Lazy Suzan puts up some serious contenders!Seating and service couldn't have been easier, and everything we ordered appeared tableside faster that expected. Despite its name, there's nothing Lazy about this Suzan. We'll definitely be back, to take a spin on their full menu, in the near future!
Jackson Blum
We had a lovely meal with the $55/person chef’s choice. They were accommodating of dietary restrictions in our group. Multiple dishes had the “they really went the extra mile” twist. Comfortable outdoor seating.
Jo Mccutcheon
Never visit Cannon Beach without a trip to The Lazy Susan. Always excellent food, friendly service and wonderful ambience. I had the crustless quiche of the day (chorizo) with salad and warm bran muffin, delicious! Hubby had the seafood Benedict with fruit, he really enjoyed it. Never been disappointed here, been coming for many years and hopefully for many more ☺️
milly badilly
Way overpriced for the quality and amount of food you get. The fried solitary egg tasted like a mouthful of fryer grease and the dried out gargantuan sized slab of "bacon" was tough and tasteless. Our server never even bothered to ask how our food was, not that I blame her I wouldn't have wanted to hear my response either. It's fine we just won't go back but I don't recommend it to friends or enemies.
I honestly don't know how to rate this restaurant. The potato donut was one of the best donuts I've ever had in my life. The Roasted Winter Squash special was a thick slice of bread with an egg cooked to the point that the yolk was hard as a rock and the white was rubbery, topped with a nauseating amount of ricotta to cover the whole thing. The coffee is good but rarely gets refilled, there's no English breakfast tea, and the bacon is a $10 thick slice that's nearly burned. Great location, easy parking, clean, and friendly but fairly overwhelmed staff.
Hayley Resk
We picked up a Hanukkah brunch box for the holidays and it was exactly what we had been craving. Amazing handmade bagels, the hash browns rivaled the best in the world (McDonald's of course), great sufganiyot, and my bf, who has tried many many matzo balls over the years and is very picky says this was the best matzo ball soup he's had in years. Thank you so much for the perfect holiday treat!
Kelly Picard
Today was my first visit to Lazy Susan for brunch. The restaurant is cozy and has a nice feel. The service however was not great. We asked for not runny eggs on one dish. The dish came out with runny eggs and the waitress said “I know u ordered not runny eggs, but they made them that way anyway. Just eat around it.” Also, all of our dishes came out practically cold.******management reached out which I appreciate. I have changed my rating due to them taking the time. *****
Travis
Alright, so the food is solid. It is a nice balance between comforting but not boring.The real issue we had is the music. It was pretty much non-stop Katy Perry, Kesha, etc. I know tastes vary, and if the music had varied I probably wouldn’t have said anything, but when spending close to $100 for brunch it did not enhance the experience.
Kid-friendliness: I’d bring my kid. Maybe they would like the music.
Parking: Street parking was easy to find, even with the farmers market going on.
Nikki Stavrakis
This is probably one of my favorite restaurants right now! I’ve been for brunch twice & dinner twice and it’s sooo good!I love that the portions aren’t huge. You leave there full but not overly stuffed. The squash they have right now at dinner time is amazing. So is the pork secreto. The French toast never disappoints! I could go on & on. Also I think his name is Jesse who bartends at night is super nice. Overall 10/10!
A late evening decision to try this place because they were open till 9 and had good reviews. The good is a-la-carte but very tasty. We tried 3 dishes. The Cobb salad was probably the best I've ever had anywhere.
The chkn fried pork chop w/ eggs (yes, get an Xtra egg!) is the Best brunch meal in PDX. Add the house hot sauce too.Pairs Perfectly with a coupla Cuba Libres.
Finally made it here for happy hour. This place is da bomb. Why did it take me so long to eat here?! Started off with the slushy. Then off to some oysters, deviled eggs, and white fish spread. Of course cannot pass up on the burger and draft deal. And there’s always room for a donut!
Not a typical hearty breakfast menu like we had expected, however it was still good food and most of the brunch items sounded delicious. However, felt like it was a bit expensive for brunch- maybe a place to go for a celebration.Our food was good but nothing spectacular. All the pickled veggies tasted the same. The coffee was really bitter and $4 a cup for black coffee, which was disappointing. And our waitress only checked on us two times and she seemed more bothered by having to help us than anything.
Delicious food, good vibes, outstanding service! My friend and I came during their brunch time. We shared a vegetable potato hash, chicken fried pork chop, and a potato donut. Both mains stood out, but I would highly recommend the vegetable potato hash. The sauce they cook it or whatever they do to is heavenly.
Super tasty food! I had the Dutch baby with apple and sausage, with a fried egg. The egg was lovely and crispy, perfectly cooked. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture of the perfect food!
Not wanting to head home quite yet after having dinner nearby, my wife and I grabbed an outdoor table here at Lazy Suzan for a couple of drinks (the Secret Handshake and the Smuggler), and ended up ordering a plate of the curried deviled eggs as well, which were wonderfully savory and crunchy, thanks to the crispy garlic bits! A shame you only get two for your fiver!My wife's Secret Handshake was crisp and refreshing: a sort of effervescent ginger lemonade! Whereas my Smuggler, filled with all the types of liquor I love, but my wife hates (Fernet, Absinthe, Whiskey, etc) was bitter in all the right ways. Few places can serve up a cocktail that rivals those of Vintage just down the street, but Lazy Suzan puts up some serious contenders!Seating and service couldn't have been easier, and everything we ordered appeared tableside faster that expected. Despite its name, there's nothing Lazy about this Suzan. We'll definitely be back, to take a spin on their full menu, in the near future!
We had a lovely meal with the $55/person chef’s choice. They were accommodating of dietary restrictions in our group. Multiple dishes had the “they really went the extra mile” twist. Comfortable outdoor seating.
Never visit Cannon Beach without a trip to The Lazy Susan. Always excellent food, friendly service and wonderful ambience. I had the crustless quiche of the day (chorizo) with salad and warm bran muffin, delicious! Hubby had the seafood Benedict with fruit, he really enjoyed it. Never been disappointed here, been coming for many years and hopefully for many more ☺️
Way overpriced for the quality and amount of food you get. The fried solitary egg tasted like a mouthful of fryer grease and the dried out gargantuan sized slab of "bacon" was tough and tasteless. Our server never even bothered to ask how our food was, not that I blame her I wouldn't have wanted to hear my response either. It's fine we just won't go back but I don't recommend it to friends or enemies.
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I honestly don't know how to rate this restaurant. The potato donut was one of the best donuts I've ever had in my life. The Roasted Winter Squash special was a thick slice of bread with an egg cooked to the point that the yolk was hard as a rock and the white was rubbery, topped with a nauseating amount of ricotta to cover the whole thing. The coffee is good but rarely gets refilled, there's no English breakfast tea, and the bacon is a $10 thick slice that's nearly burned. Great location, easy parking, clean, and friendly but fairly overwhelmed staff.
We picked up a Hanukkah brunch box for the holidays and it was exactly what we had been craving. Amazing handmade bagels, the hash browns rivaled the best in the world (McDonald's of course), great sufganiyot, and my bf, who has tried many many matzo balls over the years and is very picky says this was the best matzo ball soup he's had in years. Thank you so much for the perfect holiday treat!
Today was my first visit to Lazy Susan for brunch. The restaurant is cozy and has a nice feel. The service however was not great. We asked for not runny eggs on one dish. The dish came out with runny eggs and the waitress said “I know u ordered not runny eggs, but they made them that way anyway. Just eat around it.” Also, all of our dishes came out practically cold.******management reached out which I appreciate. I have changed my rating due to them taking the time. *****
Alright, so the food is solid. It is a nice balance between comforting but not boring.The real issue we had is the music. It was pretty much non-stop Katy Perry, Kesha, etc. I know tastes vary, and if the music had varied I probably wouldn’t have said anything, but when spending close to $100 for brunch it did not enhance the experience.
Kid-friendliness: I’d bring my kid. Maybe they would like the music.
Parking: Street parking was easy to find, even with the farmers market going on.
This is probably one of my favorite restaurants right now! I’ve been for brunch twice & dinner twice and it’s sooo good!I love that the portions aren’t huge. You leave there full but not overly stuffed. The squash they have right now at dinner time is amazing. So is the pork secreto. The French toast never disappoints! I could go on & on. Also I think his name is Jesse who bartends at night is super nice. Overall 10/10!
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