The 15 Best Places for Roasted Turkey in Portland

Kristina Cashman: Lavender latte!!! Amazing vibe. Very sweet nice people work here

Barbara Finnerty: Hot Stone! Relax & enjoy!

Sadie Evans: If your up sitting and relaxing grab a chai. You will NOT be disappointed!

Andy McMillan: Roasted turkey with havarti, bacon, sweet onion, mayo, lettuce on sourdough and a root beer. Every. Single. Time.

Haley White: Great sandwiches, can make into salads if you want. Good breakfast burrito. Check ig sometimes for specials, they do an amazing cold fried chicken sandwich that I ❤️ take food next door for a beer

Kendra McWilliams: Cashier is a jerk

Ian O'Brien: The view, the service and the food is excellent! The Shrimp Scampi is excellent! Great ice tea as well!

Claudio Gonzalez: Great food with an amazing view!!

Bob Swartwout: Great menu, great view, great service. #BOOM

Alex Brewster: Bruschetta, pressed paninis, yummy cocktails and bocci ball, what more could you want?

Bryan Stratton: One of my very favorite jukeboxes in town.

Leigh Perretta: Great homemade tomato soup.

Adrian Levick: Some of the best pie in Portland! Garlic knots are also the business.

Mazon Kohn: The tangy and sweet flavors exploded in my mouth

Simon Gibson: Go for the pepperoni slice (crispy, the way pepperoni should be on a pizza). Red ninja sauce is awesome and great beers on tap!

Debbie Stokes: Roast turkey and cranberry sauce. Heavenly.

The Epicurean Queen: The Spanish coffee of course! But the Cioppino was fantastic!!

Mike Lowery: Get the Spanish coffee over ice and make sure to take pictures while they are making it.

Nicole Kasten: Good wine selection. Great patio.

Enrique Gutiérrez Arzate: Beer is great. I had a cherry tart cider, it was uf!

Jared: Great beer and wine selection. The Grilled Cheese bites were excellent and a great option to share with friends. Heads up, no hard alcohol, if that's your thing.

Kristen Johnson: Chai tea latte is so great! The teas are good

Wick Sakit: Coffee coffee coffee

LaVonne Ruter: A nice place to sit and chat with a friend. After your coffee, you can browse antiques.

Morgan K: Stumptown coffee makes for great cappuccinos! Plus they have some interesting Benedicts. Read more.

Gary Callahan: Always a fun place with a great breakfast! An attentive and friendly staff.

Celso Orange Tree: Go to O'Conner's or Fat City instead... That is, unless you enjoy bland food.

Fire Fly: Pizzicato is so yummy! You should try their puttanesca pizza.

Timothy Jackson: Lunch special is great way to explore the changing but wonderful menu

Nick Sandoval: Super friendly staff, even 20 minutes before closing!

CJ Anderson: Sweet chili chicken I'd delicious and spicy! You'll need more than iced milk coffee to wash it down.

Jeremy H: I ate here for lunch and dinner... Possibly lunch tomorrow too. Yum!

Annie Medici: Favorite place for banh mi. Inexpensive and good quality. I always get the coconut boba with coffee jello cubes.

spencerjay: i recommend the Puttanesca pizza & Mista salad (off-menu).

Danielle Dorman: Arugala pear salad is amazing.

Milton Jones: Great place. Love the daily drink special. Food is skaYs excellent.

Scott Sullivan: Tomato orange soup, best ever

Lia Kashuba: Get the walnut pecan bar

Liz Doherty: Jalapeño bagel with kimichi schmear!!! I want another one! Only $2.50!! Will go again next time I'm in PDX.

Ingrid Chen: Awesome bagels, and the lattes are fantastic, especially when Jacob is behind the machine!

Marc Charbonneau: One of the few places in Portland for a good bagel.

Amy Scofield: Quaint... Interesting... Full of treasures! Try the mimosas. Delicious!

Arbi Bi: Be sure to give yourself at least 2 hours to do the first go-round. Then get a home-baked cookie and hit it backwards, you'll see totally different stuff. Pre-mid-century mostly.

Kelly Robison: This place is huge and we just bought a painting there yesterday.