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Everything was great, especially served by Mr. Nicolas and Ms Nitch. The food was good.. I was sitting at the counter and seeing all the action. Then I realized that people who hosting, sitting and hanging coats (it means contacting all peoples) after come back to behind to kitchen area to cut the breads without gloves then serve to people… (it means no washing hands, I did follow up their movements). I was so surprised more like shocked. I couldn’t mention at that moment. I thought it could not or shouldn’t happen if it’s in COVID time…I guess it’s ok now? or let me ask other websites opinions. Google, TripAdvisor and Tock ?

Absolutely wonderful experience from start to finish. We love brunch there and always look forward to dinner dates as well. Everything is always well executed and they set the bar high. We sincerely miss Little Bird and this gives us the fix we miss.

We had an amazing meal, both vegetarian and omnivore alike. Wine pairings were very good and brought out the flavors in the food.

Nothing short of outstanding! The dumplings stood out in what was an epic display of culinary skill throughout the meal. Service was great as well! Can’t wait to come back for round two 🍻

Went here for a romantic evening dinner after a full day of exploring and hiking around Portland. Kind, attentive staff, outstanding views, well curated menu and wine selection. I do wish the portions were slightly larger, especially the dessert. We ordered one to share, and it was quite small; we could have eaten it in one bite. However, the city view is undoubtedly one of the highlights, it completely transports you into a far more intimate city and makes you forget about the bustling around you. Our server Amanda was amazing! She made sure we were well educated on our entree selections, and I have to commend how careful they were about my tree nut allergy, that kind of attention to detail is a rare occurrence. Overall, it was a beautiful evening and I will definitely be returning next time I’m in Portland.