Port City Cafe & Bakery

I love Port City; my friends and I visit often for lunch. The food is amazing and it’s quick! The tables aren’t great to sit at, but I definitely recommend Port City.

Nice place for a quick lunch and a coffee. Have been happy with this restaurant on multiple occasions

They have a great lunch fare. Service left a bit to be desired, walked up to order and woman behind the counter loudly sighs at me, rolls her eyes, and starts walking away before she decided to turn around and take my and my husbands order. Felt that we were more of an inconvenience than valued customers.

Ordered a cordon blu panini and it was wonderful! However, the lady that preps the sandwiches were rude and unwelcoming!
The décor could’ve been better and the tables are terrible! I also didnt like the disposable utensils! But food was really good!

I’m in town for a week for work. This is a great place to stop for lunch. Had an Italian wrap. Delicious, good price.
Asked for an ice water and got a tepid, small styrofoam cup of water. Asked for some ice on the refill and got some… but still, small styrofoam cups? Are we in 1978?
Overall though, recommended. Going to come in tomorrow morning and try some coffee.

I don’t get why people are into this place. Their sandwiches are okay but they come with nothing and cost 6 bucks. Get a side and a drink and you might as well of just gotten a real meal somewhere else. This would not be enough to inspire me to leave a bad review. What got them off my list of places to eat is that over the summer I was putting sugar and cream in my coffee at the counter for that, and out of nowhere a big bag of granola that was precariously perched above me just out of eye sight came down and knocked my whole cup of coffee all over my dress. It hurt but didn’t burn enough to leave marks. They refilled my coffee and jokingly and kind of rudely said they’d give me the owners name if I wanted to sue. I said please just move the granola so this doesn’t keep happening. While I was there with my friends drinking coffee I saw the same bag fall a couple more times, luckily with no one under it these times. Each time a staff member would just pick it up and put it back at it’s precariously perched location. I met someone there a couple months later and it hadn’t changed. I tried to email them about it through their website and after getting a long thorough email written their site wouldn’t send it.

I like this joint! Great food, great atmosphere, and priced well. Highly recommended.

Great place. Clean and friendly. Stopped by to grab some breakfast before a roadtrip. Food was delicious! Coffee was great too. Will definately be back.

Addicted to their Cesar Pleaser wraps! Awesome desserts too! Been coming here since I was in college before they remodeled. I have to say I think I liked the set up a bit better then.

Cute little place to stop and grab a cup of coffee and a pretty delicious dessert.

Never paid $ 5 for three shots before in my life. Not in the city, la, Austin or anywhere. Only Oswego… Wow
Not only was this espresso the most expensive I’ve ever had, there was no crema on top of it when I got it and it had zero flavor. My illy pod machine at home spits out better shots.
$ 5 burned. Oh well…

The food here is good, maybe better than good. I was turned off by the staff. I frequented this place quite regularly for a while, doing business via laptop while there. One day I needed to plug in my laptop as the battery was dying. A guy came over (I was told it was the owners husband, don’t know) and told me I couldn’t use their electricity! HUH? I got up and left and have not returned since. In truth it wasn’t the first time I got an attitude from somebody there, but it was the last. I purchased food every time I went there, it wasn’t like I was sitting there taking a seat for free. There are other more friendly places in downtown Oswego where the food is just as good. Congratulations, you saved $.15 of electricity that day. No telling what you lost.

Just recently came to Port City and the whole place was renovated! It looks great. Much more cozy and inviting than before. The food here is so ideal. Paninis, wraps, salads, soups, good coffee, pastries; the perfect place for lunch. The Rajun Cajun, Tri Colore and Roast Beast are my three favorite menu items. They are very accommodating when it comes down to making a wrap a panini, a panini and sandwich and any other combination you can think of. The seafood bisque, well, I dream about it; it’s that good. There is one downside to the this restaurant and that is if you go in with four or five girlfriends it does take a little bit of time if there is a decent crowd. Worth the wait though, I love this spot.

Where does one go when you don’t know the town? Unilocal,of course! I checked out Port City (after checking it out here) on a short trip to Oswego. Nice café! There were several choices of vegetarian sandwiches, which was nice to see in a small town. I had a delicious panini (Karen’s Kreation) with lots of feta. CHEAP desserts. Seriously, $ 1.50 for a little slice of chocolate tart.
It was steady for a Friday afternoon, but not crowded, and no one had to wait to place their order. Pleasant atmosphere with some nice artwork.

Had a delicious breakfast panini with spinach, eggs, feta, tomato. Loved sitting outside :)

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Wifi + More of the artsy kids hung out there. I loved it.

Sandwiches — Very good
Soup — just good
Deserts — Creatively very good… borderline great
Price… decent
Atmosphere — Easy & cool
A go to spot for the common pleases of food

One of my favorite places to eat breakfast or lunch in Oswego. I love all their breakfast wraps.
The Roast Beast or the Chicken Cordon Bleu are great paninis to try for lunch.
They serve Green Mountain Coffee and also have it available for purchase by the pound.

Good food, healthy selections. Very good coffee and pastries. Cool space, eating inside or out. My only issue with the place is that the servers behind the counter can be a little miserable. There is one guy who always seems to be happy and helpful, but most of the others (who I think are mostly college kids) act like they would rather be anywhere else. It’s not bad enough to keep me away though.
Karen’s Kreation and the Ragin’ Cajun are my fave sammiches.

I had fond memories of this coffee shop from about a year ago, when I was last in town. Good coffee, nice location, free internet. Unfortunately, some good things must come to an end, and this is one of them.
I started to get a bad feeling when it took the three people behind the counter over five minutes to make my iced chai (perhaps the simplest drink in the world to make) and my feelings got worse when my friend discovered that all four of their coffee urns were empty (anyone of those three employees bothering to check?). We got our drinks eventually, though, and sat down to hit the internet.
Except that there is no internet. That sign in the window that says free wi-​fi? A lie. I went up to the owner and asked about this. I got a long and involved series of excuses – including that she didn’t know the sign was still up – but no refund on the drinks that we bought specifically to use their internet. I walked by a week later and the sign saying free wi-​fi was still up.
I’m willing to put up with bad service, who knows it might’ve just been a bad day, but blatantly deceptive advertising? I’ll take my business across the river to the Oswego Tea Company, where the service is fast and friendly, the food is better and cheaper and the internet works.