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    The quiche arrives as though it's never heard of the stodgy version you've had before, light and trembling where quiche has no business being either. MÅURICE is a French-leaning pastry luncheonette from chef Kristen Murray, drawing from French and Norwegian traditions for a small menu of smørbrød, soups, and sweets. The black pepper cheesecake has its own local mythology. A cold bottle of white at midday in downtown Portland, and nowhere else quite like it.

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    • Black pepper cheesecake

      “The iconic black pepper cheesecake and lovingly fragile tartes are a reminder: Murray is a New York–trained pastry chef.”

      Portland Monthly
    • Smørbrød

      “Diners might start with radishes with French butter or scallops in the shell with chamomile, moving on to the smørbrød of the day or a Norwegian yogurt soup with rhubarb and rye berries, and ending with a duck breast or ling cod filet.”

      Eater
    • Quiche

      “And the quiche!”

      The New York Times
    • Meyer lemon pudding cake

      “Peppery cheesecakes and Meyer lemon pudding cakes are a must for fika, the Swedish tradition of a coffee or tea break with something sweet on the side.”

      Eater

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    921 SW Oak St, Portland, OR · Portland
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    Closed now, opens 10 AM

    • Monday Not listed
    • Tuesday Not listed
    • Wednesday Today 10 AM to 4 PM
    • Thursday 10 AM to 4 PM
    • Friday 10 AM to 4 PM
    • Saturday 10 AM to 4 PM
    • Sunday Not listed
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    503.208.4177
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