The Farmhouse Kitchen

Wow! This was probably one of the best dining experiences I've had. The atmosphere is so welcoming. Staff was so kind, helpful and attentive. The food was amazing. I enjoyed their Martie Cristo.

This quiet little restaurant was just what was needed for a girls day with my daughter. The food was absolutely amazing. The wait wasn't to long and we were able to order drinks and extra muffins while we waited. I will definitely be going back. Pictures below.

Came here this morning to try it out. The staff are lovely and the food was delicious! Farm to table is so much better for you and this place comes through. You can tell when eating the food how healthy it is. Keep in mind that the price reflects that. Definitely one of the better places on the avenue. If you’re looking for clean, healthy food that you can trust, this is the spot. Thankful I was able to experience this today. This place is quite small. Something to keep in mind if you have a bigger party or come at a busy time. There’s only a few tables and one bathroom. Overall, happy with my experience and would go back.

This place is truly a rare find — exactly what we’ve been searching for! Everything here is made with fresh, local, healthy ingredients, and you can actually taste the quality and care that goes into every dish. What makes it even more special is that they have a separate area dedicated for celiac, which is such a gift for those of us who can almost never eat out safely. We live an hour away and it’s absolutely worth the drive. Until now, we’ve never found an actual health-focused restaurant that serves food this nutritious, delicious, and beautiful. The atmosphere is wonderful, and the service is warm and attentive. A gem for anyone who values real food, wellness, and safe dining. We’re so grateful this place exists!

It feels like they're trying to sell a certain vibe to make high prices seem more acceptable. Kind of like Portland hole-in-the-wall coffeeshop meets Penn Avenue, which is already known for its somewhat pretentious restaurants and shops that don't offer much when it comes to the amount you've paid. I was underwhelmed with the size of the $15 breakfast burrito and the sad amount of greens that came with it -- nine leaves in all. The burrito was missing the cheddar and salsa, so it was just the wrap, eggs, and avocado puree. My mom's country breakfast plate was sparse as well. They advertise themselves as a health restaurant, and I guess they would justify the portion sizes as being healthy, but the price should then reflect that. Either adjust the prices, or offer double portions so we can