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My favorite breakfast / brunch place in Portland! The staff are so friendly and welcoming. The ambiance is cozy and inviting. Plenty of tables for groups of various sizes. Creative Balkan-inspired breakfast and brunch classics with unique cultural specialties as well. Favorites include the Parzhen (fried eggplant); Eggs Panagura; and Shakshuka with kyufte sausage. Everything on the menu is delicious! Coffee and made-to-order drinks are tasty and beautifully presented. The staff here go above and beyond to deliver exceptional service, quality, and experience. I am so lucky to come here regularly!
… moreJustin
Everything was delicious and cooked perfectly! We even got a latte and chai and they were better than most coffee shops. Gavyn is one of the best servers I’ve ever had at a restaurant and will definitely be back. One of Portland’s most slept on brunch spots.
… moreAlexis Duncan
My boyfriend was born and raised in Bulgaria. We stopped by Nom Cafe for brunch on New Years Day and were very impressed by the food. The kyufte and lutenitsa hit very close to home for him. The lutenitsa is the best I have been able to find outside of Bulgaria. The ambience of the restaurant is very cute and welcoming, and the service was excellent as well.
… moreZoe W
I cannot speak highly enough of this establishment. I made a reservation for a group of foodies here in hopes to expand their brunch experience in Portland, and the service we were offered was above and beyond. The food was delicious and everyone left with big smiles, the people serving us were patient with us as a big party with specific requests and were kind and gracious, we spoke with the partner of the owner and learned how special this menu is from a personal and cultural standpoint, and the atmosphere was warm and cozy but also fresh and clean. Overall, love Nom Cafe.
… moreNancy Cargil
Quaint little place. We went for Sunday brunch. It is small and tables pretty close together, but they do at least take reservations so that’s a good idea if you’re going. There is also a public parking lot which is nice since finding a parking space can be a challenge. Food was very good, somewhat standard breakfast but also unique. I believe I read that it is inspired by dishes from the Balkans. I had scrambled eggs with mushrooms and really liked it. Also had some of the waffle and that was delicious! The prices were very reasonable and the people were busy but very nice. I would definitely recommend checking it out! Very cool place.
… moreCalvin Bauman
A cheap yet delicious café. The service is wonderful and very humane, and the set up really makes you feel comfortable. Me and my mom both got the egg panagura, and it was a great blend of creaminess and flavor. The Bulgarian culture isn’t too strong nor too subtle, and getting a piece of tradition really added to the experience. Would recommend to anyone in Portland; a hidden gem in the city.
… moreTori
The food was delicious, especially the trio spread.. The avocado toast was ok. I requested my eggs over medium, but they were well done. Mimosa flights are always a plus. Each flavor was tasty. And coffee yummy.
… moreCarol Chabot
Nom was excellent! I can’t say enough about the food-so tasty-I wanted one of each thing on the menu, it all looked delicious! My husband and I started with sharing the Mekitsi, then I had the eggs panagura and my husband had the shakshuka with kyufte sausage. It was all so good! Service was great too. We look forward to coming back!
… moreIan Harrington
This is a pretty nice spot in Portland for breakfast, but it’s on the pricey side. Both my wife and I got shakshuka, I got the tomato shakshuka with kyufte and my wife got the butternut squash. It was expensive. Mine was $17 + $5 for the kyufte, and they only gave 2 pieces of kyufte that were no bigger than the size of a meatball each. It was decently filling though still and the bread that came with the food was fresh. I would definitely recommend this place, but I’d be cautious of the ridiculous pricing when you go.
… moreLiana Murphy
A quiet little cafe/diner that my friends and I discovered by accident. The restaurant is clean, but simple. The staff is friendly and helpful. The food is TO DIE FOR. Even the simple faires, like a BLT, are elevated with balkan flavors.
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