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From ube pancakes to churro waffles, these are the Portland brunches to know in 2026
From ube pancakes to churro waffles, these are the Portland brunches to know in 2026
From ube pancakes to churro waffles, these are the Portland brunches to know in 2026

Published on: 05/07/2026

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Springy, mochi-esque pancakes topped with deep purple ube crème anglaise.

Peak brunch might be a thing of Portland’s past. But that hasn’t stopped local chefs from tweaking the morning meal with globe-spanning twists on pancakes, bacon and eggs. The following trio of new Portland brunches weave flavors from East Asia to the American Southwest onto menus as delicious as they are difficult to pin down. The thread tying them all together? Tasty food (and mimosas).

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/dining/2026/05/from-ube-pancakes-to-churro-waffles-these-are-the-portlands-brunches-to-know-in-2026.html

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