Savoy Tavern and Bistro

Savoy Tavern and Bistro Reviews

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• Pancake balls.

  by Steph A

  
  

• Scandinavian breakfasts are a new energizing start of the day! Gorgeous!

  by Andrey C

  
  

• Delicious and super cool

  by Ashlynn T

  
  

• Try the danish pancakes, it's like eating dessert for breakfast.

  by dan s.

  
  

• In case I hadn't mentioned it POTATO PANCAKE

  by Gehlen Exum

  
  

• Potato pancakes!!! Do it! Baked eggs bitches!! Mmmm

  by Gehlen Exum

  
  

• very tasty scandinavian food

  by Joseph Sun

  
  

• Lost eggs were a perfect break from the normal breakfast 🍳

  by Paul L.

  
  

• One of Portland's best brunches. Get there thirty minutes early.

  by Dana K

  
  

• Can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Laid back vibe, fast, great service. Get here early to avoid the wait.

  by Annie

  
  

• Split a few of the signature dishes and get a specialty cocktail. Pictured and delicious: Aebleskivers, förlorade ägg, tunnbrödscrulle

  by Bethany G

  
  

• Danish pancake

  by Ona J

  
  

• Your going to wait, but your going to love it. Someone get the Danish pancakes.

  by Whit C

  
  

• Swedish Pancakes

  by Leonard K

  
  

• Lefse was awesome. Service was friendly!

  by Alexandra P

  
  

• Stood out in line for about half an hour before we got a table, but it was worth it! The Swedish Hash, Lost Eggs, and potato pancake were amazing, along with the mimosa.

  by Hina d

  
  

• Cast iron cooking is the best

  by Zombie

  
  

• Smoked trout hash is the bomb!

  by Roger M.

  
  

• They're doing good and important work here out of a small kitchen. Definitely worth the sometimes long-ish wait.

  by Christian B.

  
  

• Such a beautiful and delicious place. I highly recommend, but advise to not go last minute. Wait times can get long, but it is worth the wait. Bring a small group or date, and be ready to share.

  by Sara D

  
  

• FIND your breakfast in the "Lost Eggs"! So heavenly and delectable!

  by Ali V

  
  

• Smoked trout hash and the Danish pancakes, DONE!

  by Diana C.

  
  

• Smoked trout hash is amazing!

  by Sara J

  
  

• Different but fresh offerings. Love the pickled vegetables

  by Colleen K

  
  

• Wonderful, cozy breakfast spot. The food is great, but beware, it's a little on the heavy side. Go for a run before eating here!

  by Rian v.

  
  

• Try the danish pancakes, like a cross between a beignet and a cake. The danish mary was very strong.

  by Mike T

  
  

• The hashes are great.

  by Travis R.

  
  

• Lefse is good. Potatoe crepe with things inside and eggs in top.

  by Travis R.

  
  

• The Swedish breakfast is terrific, and all of the servers are wonderful.

  by Grayson A

  
  

• Smoked trout scramble. Scandinavian pancakes. Small and cozy atmosphere. Actually lives up to the hype. Highly recommend.

  by Angie Bradshaw

  
  

• Scandinavian greatness

  by Schlomo R.

  
  

• The Lost Eggs are the best! Just be prepared for a long wait on the weekend.

  by Heather North

  
  

• Lost eggs is the most amazing thing I have had in Portland yet! So creamy and delicious.

  by Mason J

  
  

• Get the Aebleskiver (Danish pancakes) and you will never want another taste in your mouth again. Pro tip: The half order isn't on the menu and comes with 4.

  by Kristie W.

  
  

• Had my first ever potato pancake. My life has changed. It was one if the best things ever to be in my mouth. The breakfast boards are pretty great.

  by Gehlen Exum

  
  

• Chef Jason Barwikowski eats here on his nights off. He loves the Traditional aebleskiver.

  by Chefs Feed

  
  

• So many delicious open-faces sandwiches. I especially enjoyed the rock shrimp.

  by Brook Shelley

  
  

• Sit at the bar so you can watch them make the food, it's an awesome experience.

  by Chris C.

  
  

• Great good, service was great as well. Server offered some recommendations and I loved it all!

  by Philip H.

  
  

• This place is amazing!!' Everything is good! But the egg skillet & ebelskeviers are a fav!!! Sunday brunch must!!!!

  by Katie H.

  
  

• Swedish meatballs are the best I've ever had!

  by Euphegenia Doubtfire

  
  

• They have aebleskeevers!!!

  by Andrew

  
  

• Everything is great, especially love the Bröder breakfast sandwich with jasmine lavender tea.

  by Linnea C.

  
  

• I wish I could come in every day for a couple weeks to try everything on the menu. The food here is so good.

  by Scott A.

  
  

• If you like IKEA Swedish meatballs, then you'll love the ones here. Get a side of potato pancake (like hash browns) and a side order of Danish pancakes (puff balls)!

  by Long C.

  
  

• a cozy little cafe with the sweetest attention to detail. every table needs an order of the aebelskiver, danish pancakes with dipping sauces. not too sweet and so fluffy.

  by jennifer h.

  
  

• The spherical Danish pancakes, Swedish hashes, and Aquavit cocktails are just a few of the authentic mainstays on Broder’s Scandinavian-inspired menu.

  by Serious Eats

  
  

• The baked egg scramble is amazing!

  by Stu L.

  
  

• Amazing and friendly staff. I got the trout hash with eggs. Just do it. If you are a table of one. Let them know. You'll get seated quickly.

  by William M.

  
  

• Best hash in town.

  by Tyler R.

  
  

• This is their signature one.. Kinda felt that it was heavy buy yummy

  by Ayca A.

  
  

• The lefse of the day is always a revelation.

  by Shannon L.

  
  

• You're gonna want that Friterade Äpplen.

  by Joel M.

  
  

• Swede Tea is good

  by Campbell C.

  
  

• Best breakfast spot in portland as far as I can tell.

  by Tucker

  
  

• Try the Abelskiver (via @Foodspotting)

  by Deven M.

  
  

• i don't like breakfast food at all - but the vegetarian pytt i panna wasn't bad :) beetroot + breakfast food is pretty yummy! you can ask for no butter if you can't do dairy

  by Jennifer Y.

  
  

• this place gets packed! but u can wait next door in this bar and drink free coffee. the waiter will get you when your table is ready :)

  by Jennifer Y.

  
  

• Huge fan of the elderflower mimosa and fish cakes, and both are worth a try especially as a late night dinner.

  by Breanne T.

  
  

• Lucia dinner 3 nights this year. December 12-14, 2012. $35 smorgasbord $50 w/aquavit pairing. 7 PM

  by Tara J

  
  

• The waiter with the banging ass is an ass.... hole. Steal the coffee.

  by Dany P.

  
  

• You'd be a fool if you didn't order the Lefse 

  by Alison S.

  
  

• Come hungry and order two dishes. The imaginative and Scandinavian inspired menu will leave you unable to decide.

  by James P.

  
  

• Come early (before 9:30) on a weekday morning to avoid tourists and CrayCray lines. It's just the neighborhood at that time. Baked eggs and egg scrambles are the bomb. Hot cream for coffee!

  by Paloma G.

  
  

• Try the Smoked trout hash with poached eggs - What's Swedish for "NOMS"? (via @Foodspotting)

  by @Thubten

  
  

• Waitstaff can be abrupt. Tight quarters (and long waits) for lunch.

  by Jeff W.

  
  

• Harry Osborn has been like a brother to me, but he's not much of a cook.

  by Peter P.

  
  

• WiFi password is cheesecurds.

  by Chris C.

  
  

• Stockholm hotdog, add the shrimp salad the flavor combination is absolutely amazing. Rarely do I feel this content that I want to slow down so I can savor every bite. 1st foursquare tip!

  by Blair T.

  
  

• They have aquavit flights. YES.

  by Jessica J.

  
  

• Never eating here again. Love the food, service terrible. Took order of four people who came after me, never came for mine.

  by The One True b!X

  
  

• Fabulous apple fritters and potato pancakes, more please

  by tk i.

  
  

• Meatballs.... So friggin good!

  by Craig G.

  
  

• Ooof. The lefse of the day. Delish. So stoked on eating lefse outside of the state of Wisconsin.

  by Joy C.

  
  

• ONLY the egg dishes come with a side (even though the menu suggests otherwise).

  by Rebecca S.

  
  

• If Alvar aalto and Betty Crocker had a love child, it would be this Southeast Clinton Scandinavian place. Broder’s brunch is the most inventive in Portland. [Eater 38 Member]

  by Eater

  
  

• get the aebleskivers with lemon curd

  by Ken T.

  
  

• you must order the aebelskivers and the grapefruit mimosa.

  by Jen S.

  
  

• Swedish hash is amazing. Also, quite possibly one if the best mimosas in SE.

  by Adam D.

  
  

• Great Hash. Need to go back for Aebleskivers.

  by T. Alden W.

  
  

• the waffles and ham is awesome!

  by Daniel L.