Portland, over an 18-month period, eight couples, four uncouplings, two weddings, two graves, an angry father, a grieving couple, love, sex, heartache, and a dog. Penniless kids Oscar (Toby Hemington) and Chloe (Alexa Davalos) meet at Bradley's (Greg Kinnear) coffee shop, fall in love, and share their dreams. Bradley's wife falls for another woman when he's not paying attention. Bradley tries love again with his realtor, who is in fact having an affair with a married man. Watching all and providing counsel is Harry (Morgan Freeman), a professor on leave, married to Esther (Jane Alexander) who are happily married but are dealing with the loss of a different kind of love. What is love's nature: blindness in the service of procreation, heartbreak, or everything? Can Chloe, Harry, and Bradley discover the answer? From love at first sight to divorce and death, to long term relationships and affairs, multiple facets of love are seen in Feast of Love as what they are: simply a fact of life.