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Pine State Biscuits

8 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/PortlandOR, r/PortlandFood8 comments cited below

What people say, in short

Pine State Biscuits draws recommendations across its Portland locations for breakfast and brunch. One commenter specifically favors NW 23rd for shorter lines than an east-side outlet. Other diners recommend the McIsley biscuit sandwich and biscuits and gravy without specifying a location.

Address

NW 23RD Pine State Biscuits, 1717 NW 23rd Ave, Portland, OR 97210

At a glance

Signature dishes
McIsley biscuit sandwich, Biscuits and gravy
Best for
Breakfast

The evidence

Every point below is paraphrased from a real public comment, ordered by how much the community engaged with it. Caveats and negatives are kept in — follow any link to read the original for yourself.

  • Recommendsu/SolomonGrumpy in r/askportland · Jul 2024taste

    Points to Pine State for the McIsley, a biscuit sandwich with honey, fried chicken, pickles and mustard.

  • Recommendsu/Beebrains in r/PortlandOR · Feb 2024

    Recommended for breakfast/brunch.

  • Recommendsu/Madfall in r/askportland · Jul 2024

    Calls Pine State Biscuits a huge favorite.

  • Recommendsu/RobVPdx in r/askportland · May 2024wait time

    Suggests it for biscuits and gravy and says the NW location has shorter lines than the SE one.

  • Recommendsu/nfender95 in r/askportland · Jul 2024

    Co-signs all of the parent's recommendations.

  • Recommendsu/luckysbloucks in r/askportland · Jul 2024

    Visits yearly and wishes a biscuit place like it existed near them.

  • Recommendsu/Audielevel in r/PortlandFood · Apr 2026

    Huge fan, recommends for Southern comfort breakfast and lunch.

  • Recommendsu/WesternWow356 in r/PortlandFood · Aug 2025

    Recommends Pine State Biscuits.

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