Restaurants in the Hawthorne Area Of Portland, OR

The Hawthorne District in Portland, Oregon, is considered an avant-garde neighborhood to locals with the main drag lined with locally owned coffee shops, antique stores and hip boutiques. Houses in the area have been or are being renovated, but still are in keeping with their funky craftsman or bungalow style. Travelers will see, while walking around the Hawthorne District, a bohemian enclave in Portland that's full of life.

Cup & Saucer Café

After 20 years of being in service, this local favorite still serves out sustainable and healthy food and supports alternative energy. The menu includes breakfast basics of eggs and bacon, but also specials like the garden scramble and the lucky scramble. Vegetarians will be happy here because there are lots of veggie options.

Cup & Saucer Café
3566 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
(503) 236-6001
cupandsaucercafe.com

Bread and Ink Café

Located in the center of the Hawthorne District, this place has been around for 25 years serving bistro fare with a Northwest influence. It serves natural meats and local produce with an ever-changing menu. The menu is filled with upscale comfort foods like hamburgers, pastas and seafood.

Bread and Ink Café
On the corner of 36th and Hawthorne
(503) 239-4756
breadandinkcafe.com

Castagna Restaurant and Café Castagna

Castagna Restaurant offers an upscale dining experience without the pretense. The food is inspired by French and Italian cuisine. The restaurant serves local ingredients such as seafood and mushrooms throughout the menu. The more casual offshoot that is also in the Hawthorne District, Café Castagna has a selection of pizzas and lunch fare.

Castagna Restaurant
1752 SE Hawthorne Blvd. corner of 18th
Portland, Oregon 97214
(503) 231-7373
castagnarestaurant.com

Café Castagna
1758 SE Hawthorne Blvd. corner of Poplar Street
Portland, Oregon 97214
(503) 231-9959
castagnarestaurant.com

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