The Daily Feast — Restaurant in Portland

After being a ongoing customer for months now I no longer will support a business that is not willing to stay open till the time advertised on google. Update your hours so people can actually enjoy this place. Closing 30mins early or sometimes even an hour is unprofessional.as well as shutting down the coffee machine an hour early is ridiculous. If stated closing at 2pm it should be that. I understand closing maybe 10 mins early but it’s unprofessional to close at random times on the daily. Went in the other day and they were closing at 1:45pm I go in today before 1:45 and they employee said “well today we are closing at 1:30pm” with the smartest attitude. Get a different job if you don’t want to work. I’m tired of these breakfast places that want tips but do the least. There’s only one employee there that has excellent service and she’s the only one I ever tip when I go in. Unfortunately by the way they run this business I will no longer be back in.

I would like to add more information about the bad experiences that I’ve had here.

The ginger, was rushing us to pay and when we did pay she kept $2 never returned my change until I had to ask for it. Assuming you’re deserving of a tip is crazy. Especially after rushing us out.

Crazy brows, idk her name but she didn’t want to seat us in a comfortable spot. A small table for a couple with a man as big as mine is uncomfortable and not realistic. We asked her to move us and she refused to and then Tori (the only employee that has extremely good service) came to save us and sat us comfortably at a good size table for us both without a problem. If it bothers you so much to clean tables then get another job.

Tori is truly saving this business any of the other employees have gave me and my partner a hard time while trying to dine in. I tip Tori all the time she’s always very welcoming and kind and willing to take care of the customers. If you do end up going to this business please tip TORI!

Update: don’t leave honest reviews or you’ll get banned from this place hahahaha. Refused service in attempt to give this place...

During our recent visit to Portland from Texas, my family and I were excited to try out the much-talked-about diner, "The Daily Feast." We had heard great things about its delicious food and charming ambiance, and we were looking forward to experiencing it firsthand. However, our experience at this establishment left us feeling deeply disappointed and uncomfortable. As we entered the diner, we were promptly seated at a table near the entrance. Unfortunately, our anticipation quickly turned when we overheard a conversation between the host Em and another employee. Their discussion revolved around working on the weekends, but it took an unpleasant turn when Em made a disturbing comment. She explicitly stated that she purposefully made people of color wait longer because she believed they would tip less. Shockingly, both Em & Alana, who we then found out is the manager, found this remark amusing, resulting in giggles. The moment those words reached our ears, our entire family felt a wave of discomfort wash over us. It was disheartening to witness such blatant racism and discriminatory behavior, especially in a place that prided itself on serving the community. With heavy hearts, we collectively decided that we could not support a business that allowed and seemingly condoned such behavior. As visitors from a different state, we had hoped to encounter a more inclusive and welcoming environment in the liberal city of Portland. We promptly got up from our seats, leaving behind the menus and the...

Food fantastic service awesome apparent local distaste for visitors felt palpable. Looking for breakfast near hotel to send off family on flights find our way to this gem. Chaos initially since quiet busy. Sister in law saw two tables outside on sidewalk after initially getting on waiting list and asked if it worked somewhat like a bar first come first serve .. told yes but have to order from counter she did so and was given a number to put on table. Still somewhat cramped for our party of 7 and one child. While I was returning menus and I guess eyeing another table I was asked do you know how to get a table or perhaps that was the clueless intent I fabricated I went into helpful mode and said well we just grabbed a couple and ordered inside. This fellow proceeded to explain that is not how it works you need think of people other than your self when you people do this and order "13 things" it slows it up for everyone even more. Very much embarrassed by this young man for the act of my sister in law to get us served, sanctioned by the establishment, I related nothing I could do at this point seems that satisfied his need to say something with a broad grin. Having the customers enforce one set of rules and the business support another is frustrating and sincerely makes this a dangerous place... signs are abundant in Portland a few to the hapless travelers who might frequent the "local place for local people"... great food and service but seriously steer clear of this place if your...