Craft PDX

Came here for my friends birthday dinner and was not disappointed! We both had the salmon and it was so good, although a little pricey for the small portion size. We also ordered this blackberry champagne drink and it was so good!! This place is located in a hotel and it is honestly very small, I think we got lucky that it wasn't crazy busy. The lighting and decorations were very cute though! The service was just okay. Our waiter was nice, but definitely seemed tired. I think he was the only person working the entire restaurant and bar (that's how small this place is!) so I don't blame him at all. Overall, this was a cute little spot. I wish they had more on the menu, but I wasn't upset with the options!

Stopped in for breakfast to a visibly empty dining room. The "host" rushed my daughter and I as if we were there to rob the place. Very off putting. Proceeded to inform us there was a half hour wait.( Visibly empty room).This place will never get my business.

So this was my first time here. Just finished them shamrock run and was in dire need of a beer since the beer garden ran out of everything except for Michelob ultra light. Searched in the area and found this place. It was around noon when we got there on a Sunday. They were serving a brunch menu. My mom got the eggs Benedict and I got the burger. My burger was not cheap it came with fry's or a salad I stuck with the salad. It was great. Fresh and simple and tasty. The burger was really good. Juicy good sauce loved the onions and the bun was great as well. I would come back again if in the area. The only drawback for me is the price. Go check them out

Should have known that this hotel joint would not be great and it wasn't. Visited based on reviews and pictures of the menu. Food was overpriced and just bland. I ordered the turkey sausage with my eggs and it was dry with zero flavor.

We were staying in this hotel, and ended up lazier than we expected to go out and get breakfast. So, we ordered breakfast from here and took it back to the room to eat. I got The Craft Omelette and my bf got the Hi-Lo Breakfast. We both enjoyed our breakfast and it filled us up.

Egg sandwich was good but kind of plain for $12. You'd have to pay a bit more for more toppings. The worker poured me coffee even though I said no and then charged me for it. Oh well. I wouldn't go back here. I'm sure there are better breakfast places around anyways.

Decided to pop in for a quick bite before my flight and so glad I picked this spot. It's inside a hotel and not packed so the service was good. I had an iced oatmilk latte which was perfect! I ordered a breakfast burrito which was filling and flavorful. The famous Powells bookstore was nearby so the location was great.

Craft PDX is a restaurant in the Hi-Lo Hotel in downtown Portland. We ate here to take shelter from the surrounding outdoor food trucks swarming with drug addicts at night. The restaurant was empty when we arrived, and they had wanted to close early for the night. We ended up ordering takeout and eating in the hotel lobby.+Hi-Lo Burger (tillamook cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and house sauce) for $20 - Nothing special. - 3/5Overall, this place was okay. The food would be fine for a quick bite if staying at the hotel, but if you're visiting Portland, there are many other options to try.

Small restaurant that is part of a hotel in Portland. Beer and drink selection was good featuring local selections. The menu was small, but the food was excellent, fresh and they offered a selection for most dietary preferences. I had a cheeseburger and fries that were very tasty, well prepared.Service was good.This is a good place to have a drink and eat, that is low-key, reasonable and easy.

A small group of us wandered in here on a whim while looking for a spot to have a late lunch in Portland. It was around 3pm when we arrived, and the menu had already switched over to dinner (lunch was no longer being served). A bit weird, since their website states their lunch hours as Monday to Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm & Saturday & Sunday: 11:30am - 4:00pm. :-/Anyway, we all decided to stay and order. I ended up ordering the "WARM GOAT CHEESE SALAD"... which was described on the menu as "Spinach, strawberries, candied pecans, blueberry vinaigrette". Two others ordered the tomato soup with grilled cheese, and the final person of our group ordered the spicy chicken wings. While the food was generally fine (nothing special, but fine), my simple goat cheese salad was $14 for what was basically a bunch of spinach leaves thrown into a large bowl, with maybe 4 or 5 pecans thrown in, an oddly thick vinaigrette, and a breaded ball of goat cheese. The tomato soups with grilled cheese were $16 a piece too, and the spicy chicken wings were $16. (Holy markup, Batman.) It all also came out of the kitchen within just a couple minutes... like, suspiciously quickly. (To the point where it makes me wonder if someone was back there just microwaving things.)The ambience of the restaurant itself is nice, and the service is fine... neither being remarkable or otherwise noteworthy... but fine. A couple of us at the table were a wee bit put off when we'd ask for something to drink or order and the server would say "how about..." to suggest something else because they didn't offer a particular item. It happened multiple times... 2 of the 4 people just gave up on ordering drinks and stayed with water instead. TL;DR It's... fine? Just okay? It was basically a convenient find at the time, but not a place I'd go back to when visiting Portland again. Since it's a restaurant for a hotel anyway, it seems convenience is probably the biggest factor for those eating here.