Bijou Cafe

132 SW 3rd Avenue, Portland, OR - (503) 222-3187

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The stylish and casual Bijou Cafe specializes in generous breakfasts built around top-notch ingredients, beginning with fresh-squeezed OJ. Hash is a specialty, but not just ordinary hash. You can have oyster hash and halibut hash as well as roast beef hash. The halibut tastes remarkably fresh, and the roast beef resonates with the big flavor of roasted beef.

85% Approval Rating (14 votes)

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Overall: One of the Best - Worth a Trip

Oyster Hash

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Bruce Bilmes and Susan Boyle -

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"They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and we suspect "they" are from Portland. Portland is a breakfast-hound's paradise, filled with restaurants that open in the early AM, and close after lunch. One of our favorites is a high-energy, stylish ..." [Read More]

Deborah Pastor

November 19, 2010

"I visited the Bijou Cafe for breakfast in search of the perfect hash and I was not disappointed. I ordered the oyster hash; the potatoes were perfectly cooked and were fabulous, crunchy and brown on the outside, creamy on the inside, with plenty of caramelized onions ..." [Read More]

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132 SW 3rd Avenue, Portland, OR
(503) 222-3187

Hours & Policies

Seasons:	Open Year Round
Meals Served:	Breakfast, Lunch
Operational Hours:	Always Call Ahead!
Credit Cards Accepted:	Yes
Alcohol Served:	Yes
Outdoor Seating:	No
Reservations Accepted:	No
Delivery Available:	No
Takeout Counters:	No

"The oyster hash at Bijou is loaded with perfectly cooked large oysters."
David Staskowski

"Note the large chunks of beef in this hash."
Bruce Bilmes and Susan Boyle

"The interior is flooded with natural light even on a rainy NW day."
David Staskowski

"The counter seems to be a favorite place for catching up on the morning news."
Bruce Bilmes and Susan Boyle

"We're not sure what the unorthodox syntax means, but the "Bijou, cafe" is a warm and welcoming breakfast spot."
Bruce Bilmes and Susan Boyle