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Take a trip back a few decades when ''U'' shape lunch bars and short stools were the norm. Established in 1947, located in the heart of the Pearl District downtown Portland.
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Take a trip back a few decades when ''U'' shape lunch bars and short stools were the norm. Established in 1947, located in the heart of the Pearl District downtown Portland.
classic diner vibes with wrap around counter, an old school rarity in Portland. Great prices for the amount of food, excellent home made bread, and friendly staff that keep your coffee cup filled. A go-to breakfast spot.
Fuller's is a Portland institution for a reason and the line at the door should tell you more than I can about how well they do breakfast. The coffee is always hot and the atmosphere is always friendly. First place I hit after waking up on this side of the river.
Lovely historic diner. The food was great, service was excellent. What I love as well was the set up of the dining area, very unique and communal. If I lived in Portland, I'd eat here every week
American diner writ large. Friendly service, satisfying comfort diner food, and reasonable prices. Music selection was on point and the squiggly counter service only set up inside was charming. 10/10 would recommend and return. Thanks!!
This is my favorite diner in Pdx. I am a fan of a classic breakfast diner and Fuller's has it. Simple but versatile menu and I love their housemade jam and rye bread.
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Ordering two eggs—over easy, scrambled, sunny side up, whatever—and a side of bacon, hash browns, and a slice or two of buttered toast shouldn’t be complicated. These crack-of-dawn staples should, however, be well made. Opened in 1947, with our all-business Formica countertops, chrome stools, and a one-page double-sided menu, we’re known as the city’s undeniable master of this classic American breakfast plate.