ARUGULARIUM in Portland

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  Julie Ward

  :: 27 May 2018 16:56:32

  I was hesitant to try this place out as the seating area is small and the tables are close together, so it's hard to have a private conversation. It was Memorial Day weekend and not terribly busy. Our server was super friendly, nice and helpful with suggestions. They have an amazing "Specials" menu for brunch with many different amazing-sounding foods and beverages. I had a lavender mimosa and it was so refreshing and delicious! They also have blackberry, huckleberry, strawberry rose and several others. My friend had the bacon & brie crepe & said it was excellent. I went the sweet route and tried one off their specials menu - the raspberry creme brulee gluten-free crepe made with buckwheat! SOOOO good!!! They also have all kinds of decorated cookies, rice crispy treats and jams to go. I will most definitely be back!!

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  Pamela Miller

  :: 08 May 2018 03:48:03

  Super yummy. Fun drinks. G.F. crepes both sweet and savory. Surprising combinations. Well worth an hours drive.

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  Beki Safar

  :: 01 May 2018 00:04:04

  Great place for crepes. The fusion of flavors was amazing. Great service very friendly.

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  Michelle Campbell

  :: 25 March 2018 15:52:30

  This was possibly the worst dining experience I’ve ever had. A friend and I brought our three-year-old sons for brunch because the restaurant considers itself “family friendly” online. There was one table ahead of us, so we decided to wait. Even though there is festive Easter Decor all over the restaurant, we were told to keep our kids sitting on the bench by the door, not looking at the Easter bunnies or Easter eggs they scattered around the restaurant. I guess that should’ve been an indicator of how “family friendly” they were. Regardless, we waited for about 30 minutes for a table. When we were finally seated, we ordered as soon as we sat down. It appears they literally cook one crepe at a time. It took OVER AN HOUR AFTER ORDERING to get our food. By this time, you can imagine two 3 year olds are getting pretty bored. We managed to keep them in their seats and fairly well behaved though, but still received numerous dirty stares and comments under the breath by a server named Stephanie. Finally, we get our food and eat it as fast as humanly possible so we can leave this uncomfortable, unwelcoming place. My 3 year old son tells me he has to pee. We run to the bathroom. It’s locked, we wait a few minutes and my son tells me it’s an emergency. We run outside and around the corner, out of view of the restaurant windows or main road, and find a tree. Just as my toddler is pulling up his pants, one of the older women from the kitchen (the owner I presume), comes out the back door and starts yelling at my toddler son and I that “public urination” is not cool, and not okay. Yes lady, I would prefer my son not have to pee on the street either, but your bathroom is occupied and I’m also trying to prevent him from peeing all over your restaurant, which you would think you’d appreciate. He’s three years old for God’s sake. Do you also yell at dog owners for peeing in the grass? My son spent the next hour asking why that lady yelled at us, obviously traumatizing for him; hopefully he doesn’t just pee in his pants next time. As for the food, quite mediocre and overpriced. Certainly not worth an hour and a half of my precious weekend morning, even if I was without a child. In a city so full of amazing restaurants who treat you with kindness and respect, this is a definite no. I can’t stress that strongly enough.

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  Richard McKenzie III

  :: 05 March 2018 10:50:05

  Food was fantastic, service was even better. I was there with a friend who had dietary restriction due to his diabetes, the server was more than accommodating. I will be coming back here again soon.