2 Filtered Reviews of Portia's Cafe

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eamkid

Points +18

Vegan
24 May 2018

Not worth the money, also racist

My husband and I ate here a few times and our food was extremely expensive considering the size of what we recieved... (its all stuff that could be made at home) Nothing on our check was itemized so we couldn't question our order, also our water pitcher was tiny and nobody refilled it after we drank it, the whole cafe was extremely small - very uncomfortable. My black co workers also went in the next day and wasn't served promptly (a white couple was called upon and they arrived after them), their food came out disgusting and they both became extremely sick after their meal. They began investigating and apparently Portia's staff and herself purposely serve spoiled food to black people especially gay couples (there are more stories from other customers). There is a video of this as well including racist commentary - the girl used to work there and didnt want to release it to the public, but my coworkers showed it to me. Needless to say, I am never EVER coming back this overpriced, racist restaurant and I'm ashamed they call themselves a vegan establishment.

Pros: Absolutely nothing at all

Cons: EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE, Racist against blacks/gays

LukeB1995

Points +44

Vegan
03 Nov 2021

Anti-vax, QAnon owner

The food is overpriced and bland and to make matters worse, the owner posts anti-vax, Republican rhetoric online which is harmful and deadly, and definitely not vegan

JennieYeagleyBurden

07 Jan 2022

I was able to overlook the anti-vax message, pre-covid. But the anti-mask message was just too much. I won't patronize a business that puts its staff and customers in jeopardy.

ruff_pup

08 Oct 2026

The owner is definitely not a republican just because they are anti vax haha. She is simple into alternative medicines/practices