Imperial

6 Reviews on “Imperial”

• J. Davis

  Went here for breakfast. This place is on the 2016 dining guide. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Reasonable, tasty and creative fare in a swanky environment. If you go Sunday morning parking is free. Book on opentable

  December 8, 2016, 6:39 am

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• Cliff Hunter

  Paley’s Place is a Portland classic. Chef Paley is well known for showcasing Pacific NW cuisine. Imperial, unfortunately, lacks the same finesse. We tried them out for dining month. A prix fixe menu – 3 courses – and here’s the result: A mesclun mix salad with minimal dressing, 4 pieces of hazelnut and 3 shaved pieces of butternut squash…zero flavor. Then, we had pork shoulder on polenta. Perfectly cooked and tender with a tasty polenta, but cilantro and shaved jalapeo were superfluous. Last was a bouchon….read a Safeway brownie…with tasteless rhubarb and cream. $90 included the wine pairing which was pedestrian at best. Yep, Chef Paley….you sold out

  June 17, 2016, 9:06 am

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• Alice

  Usually, I dine at the Imperial for lunch but today I got to try their brunch menu. We started by splitting a freshly made berry pop tart which had a flaky crust. I had the Imperial Bloody Mary with pickled vegetables which was wonderful. I really enjoyed the Buttermilk Fried Chicken which was really tender and moist. It was served with a great gravy covered biscuit and house made hot sauce. My friends enjoyed their meals also. The service was good and the atmosphere sitting at a table that faced Broadway was enjoyable.

  June 6, 2016, 10:00 am

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• Glenn Tsuda

  Wowwwwww gooodddddd. Come for the QUALITY. NOT the QUANTITY. No massive food plates overflowing. But flooded with quality & taste. Although this is only my first time here. And it is a 11:30 visit on a Saturday so the menu is brunch!! We looked over the lunch & dinner menus & found it very enticing. Looking forward to returning!!!

  April 10, 2016, 3:37 am

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• John E Alex

  One of fav places in town. On this visit I started off with a drink called, A Good Problem to Have and I loved it. Then I got the fried chicken with fries. The chicken comes out with a little bottle of honey and hot sauce. Both give it a great flavor and the fries was good. This is in the top 3 restaurants to get fried chicken at. The service was good and the atmosphere was nice too.

  October 13, 2015, 11:28 pm

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• Abk

  Very slow service and average food. Reminds me why not to eat in hotel restaurants.

  August 18, 2015, 4:23 pm

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