Come enjoy Cafe Du Berry today!
(503) 405-8082
6439 SW Macadam Ave
Portland,
OR
97239
45.477686
-122.672267
Neighborhoods: Southwest Neighborhoods Incorporated, Corbet - Terwilliger - Lair Hill
Hours:
Mon-Fri 7am-3pm
Wed-Fri 5:30pm-9pm
Sat 8am-3pm, 5:30pm-9pm
Sun 8am-3pm
Price:
$$
Cafe Du Berry
Last updated 7.07.09
What People Are Saying About Cafe Du Berry
The Owner
Cafe Du Berry
Owner
Cafe Du Berry in Portland is a warm bistro for the breakfast connoisseur. The wild mushroom omelet's, thick French toast and eggs Benedict are truly memorable. The dinner menu features the renowned pepper steak, sweet breads, salmon, & a mouth watering rack of lamb. A selection of fine wines will also compliment your meal. This Portland cafe offers delicious French cuisine that is a mix of both the Japanese and French philosophy of cooking. Chef, Mike Anderson learned his culinary craft as a student of Robert Legros, an expert French Chef. Anderson emphasizes the spiritual aspects of…
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
Homey bistro serves breakfast until 3pm every day. Lunch includes sandwiches and salads; dinner offers meat and seafood dishes.
Friends Don’t Let Friends Eat at Café DuBerry
by BeenThereDoneThat
It would even be a mean prank to send your worst enemy there. Located next to a car detail shop, can you say “Carnauba Wax Soup”? We went there on an advice by a friend (?) and to put it nicely, we were disappointed. Just as the comments below say, it’s crammed. We arrived on a hot day and they have no air conditioning. Their furniture is plastic. There is no view. If the restaurant view was only turned around the corner, at least the bar across the street would have at least provided something possibly appetizing in the worn down neighborhood. It’s supposed to be a French restaurant, yet the only thing I see remotely French is escargot and French toast.
As for the food, there were only half a dozen things on the menu and only a few others as special to make the selection, at best, poor. The same goes for the appetizers, just about half a dozen. We ordered the cod and pepper steak. After the LONG wait, the food arrived. The cod was full of flavor, if you like salt. My glass of water never got topped off regularly. The credited steak is just a chopped steak smothered in gravy.
Again it was so hot in there, and there was nobody else in that restaurant (does that tell you something?). It was so hot, I could not even wait to give these guys a redeeming chance to offer desert. I just wanted to get out of there.
Maybe one of these days when the economy gets better, these guys will get better. Just look at the reviews, they coincide with the economy when it went bust. Unfortunately, with the recent reviews like this, they may go out of business before the economy rebounds.
Keep on looking for a better place for now. This one gets the "buzzer".
- Pros: Portland has better to offer
- Cons: Read on . . .
Worst Dining Experience Ever
by CafeDuBerrySucks
The only thing French about this place is the terrible customer service and attitude of the staff.
- Pros: You don't have to eat at Cafe Du Berry after reading this re
- Cons: Everything
Horrible
by axskitz
Cramped Spaces, Shabby and Dirty looking Waiter, Overpriced and Unfulfilling (and believe me I am not a heavy eater) - The Fruit and French toast side has literally not even a handful of berries. I felt so taken advantage of at the end! Not enough food at high enough quality (the hash browns were extremely bland, even with salt and not a good texture. I will say though that the french toast was ok, it was unique, had a custardy inside with a hint of lemon, but was not nearly enough for the price they charge (one piece of bread is all!). Even thinking about it makes me hungry.
- Pros: Ok french toast
- Cons: Everything Else
The Details on Cafe Du Berry
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Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Breakfast, Lunch Spot, Fine Dining, Brunch
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Message from Cafe Du Berry
- Wonderful Breakfast
- Incredible Lunch
- Amazing Dinner
Cafe Du Berry in Portland is a warm bistro for the breakfast connoisseur. The wild mushroom omelet's, thick French toast and eggs Benedict are truly memorable. The dinner menu features the renowned pepper steak, sweet breads, salmon, & a mouth watering rack of lamb. A selection of fine wines will also compliment your meal.
This Portland cafe offers delicious French cuisine that is a mix of both the Japanese and French philosophy of cooking. Chef, Mike Anderson learned his culinary craft as a student of Robert Legros, an expert French Chef.
Anderson emphasizes the spiritual aspects of dining and puts care and creativity into each dish he creates whether its breakfast eggs or fresh fish dishes. Housed in a warm & friendly environment, Cafe Du Berry in Portland offers an unforgettable dining experience. Come in for breakfast or dinner & enjoy Chef Anderson's delicious dishes today!








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