P's Q's Market - Portland

This is probably my favorite brunch spot in Portland. Their biscuits are amazing. I highly recommend their biscuit sandwich. The atmosphere is so dang cute inside and outside and it is very unique in the way they set it up. The service is impeccable. Every single server I have had is so nice and attentive. I cannot overstate how much I love this place!

Out of towner who stopped in as this was close to the air BNB. The food was amazing! Staff was very kind and helpful. My **** Mary was delicious and I would love to come back any time I am in the area. The patio was beautiful, atmosphere was great.Food: 5/5

Chill spot that is usually busy. I assume because everyone else, like me, loves the food, drinks, and service. My favorite repeat stop to make while staying close by in Portland. The dirty fries are an all around good time for most. Cheers to my favorite Portland spotFood: 5/5

Service was lovely. We walked in and were immediately greeted. When I told them we had never been there before, they explained how it worked and also told us that ticket times were running 45 mins (we went during peak Sunday brunch). I appreciated them being upfront with that so we knew what to expected. It wasn’t too long before we were seated and it was a service team effort to take care of us, which I loved! All team members had their skates on (figuratively, not literally) to make sure everyone was taken care of. I got the brisket and bacon hash with sweet potatoes, kale and a horseradish sauce with an egg and it was TO DIE FOR. SO FRICKIN GOOD I COULD EAT IT EVERY DAY. It was so good that I forgot to snap a pic lol. It came with toast and some type of delectable jam. We also got some hashbrowns which were great. Great service, great food, wish I could make it back for dinner but we’re only in Portland for 1 night.

Went for lunch at noon but only served breakfast. We still stayed to give it a try. Hostess had no clue how long the wait would be. After being seated (at an outdoor picnic table) it took 30 minutes to get our food. Inside was not open. Just a strange place even by Portland standards.