The food was not worth the cost. It is a nice and comfortable restaurant with good service but we were disappointed with the food.
Pat
We had the three course special. I had the chicken confit , and my husband had the artichoke paella. It is painfully obvious that there is not a chef, but a short order to cook in the back and that these are premade and extremely over salted. It was very convenient for us to go to the theater afterwards, but we would definitely not eat there again .
Ashley
Great vibe and food close to the theaters. They have a fixed 3 course menu if you need to get out in an hour, as well as a full menu offering. We got the seasonal hummus to start (it was smoked paprika) and I got the artichoke paella (so good!). Although it is in a hotel, it DOES NOT feel like a hotel restaurant. They have a great space and can accommodate large groups.
James Lin
Disappointing Value and Service
My experience at Mayrose in Portland was unfortunately quite disappointing
The main issue was the food being significantly overpriced for what you actually get. A prime example was the $25 scallop appetizer, which came with shockingly paper-thin pieces of scallops that honestly looked like they amounted to a single scallop in total. This felt like very poor value. Compounding the issue, the service was really slow, making the overall dining experience frustrating.
While I had hoped for a pleasant meal, the combination of high prices for meager portions and sluggish service made it clear I won't be returning.
Judy
New menu. Good food! We shared the reasonably sized Moroccan lamb shank with couscous and peas. Yum!
John Alexander
I stumbled upon Mayrose while wandering downtown and was immediately drawn in by its cool, chill vibe. It is located inside the Duniway Hotel and has an atmosphere that is both stylish and relaxed, perfect for a late morning bite.
Service was excellent from start to finish: warm, attentive, and never rushed. I ordered the lox eggs Benedict with a side of bacon, and it was incredibly delicious. The English muffin was soft, the poached eggs rested on a bed of fresh spinach, and the creamy hollandaise tied it all together beautifully.
Mayrose is a spot I’ll definitely return to. It’s perfect way to start or continue your day with great food, great vibe in the heart downtown of Portland.
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Fly in my meal
Tony
The atmosphere was great, our food order was very quick, and drinks were on point. The Chicken and Waffles for lunch was a hit!
Effie
I should have asked how many beets were in the beet salad. Two-three doesn't really make it a beet salad.
The salmon skillet was awesome! Ambience was excellent. Only issue was that one of our dishes did not arrive, and they poured a glass of wine instead of Port. Not sure how they got that wrong. But otherwise it was a nice experience.
jake seagle
Kind of confusing with dumpling week. The hours we found on Google didn't align with their posted hours and the day we went the kitchen technically wasn't doing full service, only a limited bar menu. They were kind enough to prepare their dumpling week special for us.
Very bland. The gnocchi needs help. The meat is very tasty but there isn't enough of it. Potential is there but overall not that great. 5/10. 7/10 for Whitney
Between the confusion of hours and kitchen service, the lackluster food, but their ability to serve us I'm torn between 3 and 4 stars. Overall we don't feel the need to return.
Shane
Went for a Sunday brunch. Service was excellent. Food was very good. Not much of a vibe or atmosphere at least at brunch time, but was clean and quiet when we went in. Overall positive experience!
Emily Repasky
Breakfast frittata was excellent and so was my server, Brandi!
Elizabeth
None of the party had been here before, selected due to location was close to an event we were attending. We all found it a pleasant experience. The food was good, service was fairly attentive, it was quiet and looked nice, plus of course, for us the location was great. Would eat here again.
The food was not worth the cost. It is a nice and comfortable restaurant with good service but we were disappointed with the food.
We had the three course special. I had the chicken confit , and my husband had the artichoke paella. It is painfully obvious that there is not a chef, but a short order to cook in the back and that these are premade and extremely over salted. It was very convenient for us to go to the theater afterwards, but we would definitely not eat there again .
Great vibe and food close to the theaters. They have a fixed 3 course menu if you need to get out in an hour, as well as a full menu offering. We got the seasonal hummus to start (it was smoked paprika) and I got the artichoke paella (so good!). Although it is in a hotel, it DOES NOT feel like a hotel restaurant. They have a great space and can accommodate large groups.
Disappointing Value and Service
My experience at Mayrose in Portland was unfortunately quite disappointing
The main issue was the food being significantly overpriced for what you actually get. A prime example was the $25 scallop appetizer, which came with shockingly paper-thin pieces of scallops that honestly looked like they amounted to a single scallop in total. This felt like very poor value. Compounding the issue, the service was really slow, making the overall dining experience frustrating.
While I had hoped for a pleasant meal, the combination of high prices for meager portions and sluggish service made it clear I won't be returning.
New menu. Good food! We shared the reasonably sized Moroccan lamb shank with couscous and peas. Yum!
I stumbled upon Mayrose while wandering downtown and was immediately drawn in by its cool, chill vibe. It is located inside the Duniway Hotel and has an atmosphere that is both stylish and relaxed, perfect for a late morning bite.
Service was excellent from start to finish: warm, attentive, and never rushed. I ordered the lox eggs Benedict with a side of bacon, and it was incredibly delicious. The English muffin was soft, the poached eggs rested on a bed of fresh spinach, and the creamy hollandaise tied it all together beautifully.
Mayrose is a spot I’ll definitely return to. It’s perfect way to start or continue your day with great food, great vibe in the heart downtown of Portland.
Fly in my meal
The atmosphere was great, our food order was very quick, and drinks were on point. The Chicken and Waffles for lunch was a hit!
I should have asked how many beets were in the beet salad. Two-three doesn't really make it a beet salad.
Really nice place for brunch.
Restaurantji Recommends
The salmon skillet was awesome! Ambience was excellent. Only issue was that one of our dishes did not arrive, and they poured a glass of wine instead of Port. Not sure how they got that wrong. But otherwise it was a nice experience.
Kind of confusing with dumpling week. The hours we found on Google didn't align with their posted hours and the day we went the kitchen technically wasn't doing full service, only a limited bar menu. They were kind enough to prepare their dumpling week special for us.
Very bland. The gnocchi needs help. The meat is very tasty but there isn't enough of it. Potential is there but overall not that great. 5/10. 7/10 for Whitney
Between the confusion of hours and kitchen service, the lackluster food, but their ability to serve us I'm torn between 3 and 4 stars. Overall we don't feel the need to return.
Went for a Sunday brunch. Service was excellent. Food was very good. Not much of a vibe or atmosphere at least at brunch time, but was clean and quiet when we went in. Overall positive experience!
Breakfast frittata was excellent and so was my server, Brandi!
None of the party had been here before, selected due to location was close to an event we were attending. We all found it a pleasant experience. The food was good, service was fairly attentive, it was quiet and looked nice, plus of course, for us the location was great. Would eat here again.
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