Break Bread

“Loved the credible hulk on amazingly good gluten free bread.”

Dre Chan★★★

My daughter recommended this place. Seems like a popular spot considering the lunch crowd. Had the build your own with Turkey, Ham, and Salami. I don’t usually like my bread toasted, but it wasn’t bad. I’d give it a 3.5 out of 5. Still haven’t had a better sandwich than Taste Tickler.

James Smith★★★★★

A genuinely excellent restaurant that gets the details right. The food was fresh, generous, and absolutely delicious. The staff made us feel welcome and well looked after throughout. Everything we ordered was cooked to perfection. Our server's recommendations were spot on. Everything was spotless and thoughtfully laid out. The value for the quality and care was outstanding. The consistency is remarkable, and that reliability keeps us coming back. The portions were generous and the quality was outstanding. The service was warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly. The atmosphere added so much to

K B★★

What happened?! Used to love the Pearl location of Break Bread and finally got around to trying their new downtown spot since they moved. I ordered 2 sandwiches ahead and was quoted 30min wait. The place was super busy with literally every single person waiting around. I had an appointment at 12:30 downtown thinking I could just grab and go timing everything perfectly but at 30mins they said it was still being worked on but coming up. Another 15mins goes by, I have to feed the Parking Kitty meter more money to keep waiting around. Finally the order was ready so I had to scarf it down in my ca

Lynn Fox★★★★★

Stopped in for a pastrami sandwich (there are 3 different varieties of pastrami sandwiches - we got The Goods) and it was delicious. The bread was fresh and the pastrami was delicious. The sandwich comes cold by default, but we asked them to heat the pastrami, which made it even tastier. The staff was very friendly. The sandwich shop is located on the bottom floor of the U.S. Bank building, with indoor as well as outdoor seating plus some bench seating in the lobby/common space. It feels a little more corporate than so many Portland eateries (more cool, hip, funky). We took our sandwiches aro