Guidebook for Portland
Food Scene
By far, my most visited food truck in Portland, Kim Jong Grillin does Korean BBQ right. Get the Bibim Box with any of their BBQ meat options. Extremely generous portions for a fair price.
25 habitants recommandent
Kim Jong Grillin
770 SE Division StBy far, my most visited food truck in Portland, Kim Jong Grillin does Korean BBQ right. Get the Bibim Box with any of their BBQ meat options. Extremely generous portions for a fair price.
Probably the most ornately decorated themed cart I know of, the food and staff are incredible. The food is Paleo and Gluten-free. Everything has tons of flavor and is well-seasoned. Perfect for a hearty, healthy meal for a good price. Try the paleo rolls and chicken skewers.
Jurassic Cart
5205 SE Foster RdProbably the most ornately decorated themed cart I know of, the food and staff are incredible. The food is Paleo and Gluten-free. Everything has tons of flavor and is well-seasoned. Perfect for a hearty, healthy meal for a good price. Try the paleo rolls and chicken skewers.
If you are gluten-intolerant, New Cascadia is a must-visit in Portland! This place blew my mind the first time I tried their delicious bread. I don't know their secret but they are miles ahead of any other gluten-free bakery I have tried. They also offer great pastries, muffins, and coffee.
33 habitants recommandent
New Cascadia Traditional
2502 Southeast Division StreetIf you are gluten-intolerant, New Cascadia is a must-visit in Portland! This place blew my mind the first time I tried their delicious bread. I don't know their secret but they are miles ahead of any other gluten-free bakery I have tried. They also offer great pastries, muffins, and coffee.
I love Fern's concept. They are a healthy cafe offering juices, smoothies, breakfast, lunch, and desserts. They use local, organic, ethical ingredients. Try their eggs benedict or steelhead hash. It doesn't get too crazy for weekend brunch, although it is adjacent to a posh yoga studio, so when class gets out, you may find yourself in line behind a flood of hungry spandex-clad women.
20 habitants recommandent
Fern Kitchen
2311 SE 50th AveI love Fern's concept. They are a healthy cafe offering juices, smoothies, breakfast, lunch, and desserts. They use local, organic, ethical ingredients. Try their eggs benedict or steelhead hash. It doesn't get too crazy for weekend brunch, although it is adjacent to a posh yoga studio, so when class gets out, you may find yourself in line behind a flood of hungry spandex-clad women.
Great, affordable breakfast spot! Love their gluten-free toast option and potatoes and squash side. Come during the week or get there early on weekends to avoid the wait. The decor is somewhere between Parisian cafe and Granny's parlor. You will also find plenty of Grannies patronizing this spot. Definitely not the exposed brick and reclaimed wood look of many popular Portland hipster brunch spots, but for my money (and because I hate to wait in line for food) this place hits the spot.
385 habitants recommandent
Petite Provence Boulangerie & Patisserie
3420 NE Sandy BlvdGreat, affordable breakfast spot! Love their gluten-free toast option and potatoes and squash side. Come during the week or get there early on weekends to avoid the wait. The decor is somewhere between Parisian cafe and Granny's parlor. You will also find plenty of Grannies patronizing this spot. Definitely not the exposed brick and reclaimed wood look of many popular Portland hipster brunch spots, but for my money (and because I hate to wait in line for food) this place hits the spot.
Holy crap this place is good. A little out of the way for me, but man is it worth the trip. Owned by a young couple from Jamaica, there are only a few items on their menu and they run out if you don't get there in time. But, hey, that means they make things fresh every day, and that's okay by me. So far I have tried the jerk chicken and curry goat. Perfectly spicy and satisfying!
Jamaican Homestyle Cuisine
441 N Killingsworth StHoly crap this place is good. A little out of the way for me, but man is it worth the trip. Owned by a young couple from Jamaica, there are only a few items on their menu and they run out if you don't get there in time. But, hey, that means they make things fresh every day, and that's okay by me. So far I have tried the jerk chicken and curry goat. Perfectly spicy and satisfying!
Serving locally roasted coffee and espresso, First Cup is a great neighborhood coffee shop with plenty of space to work and a nice patio.
27 habitants recommandent
First Cup Coffee House
4103 SE Woodstock BlvdServing locally roasted coffee and espresso, First Cup is a great neighborhood coffee shop with plenty of space to work and a nice patio.
Oh, how I love Cloud City! Best ice cream in Portland, in my opinion. If you don't want to wait in line at Salt and Straw (and there WILL be a line), Cloud City is where it's at. Try the Earl Grey Blueberry.
58 habitants recommandent
Cloud City Ice Cream
4525 SE Woodstock BlvdOh, how I love Cloud City! Best ice cream in Portland, in my opinion. If you don't want to wait in line at Salt and Straw (and there WILL be a line), Cloud City is where it's at. Try the Earl Grey Blueberry.
Year of the Fish
3905 SE Foster RdFish and Chips food truck! They offer gluten free batter by the way.
Double Mountain Taproom
4336 SE Woodstock BlvdServing Coava coffee and espresso, and tasty bagel sandwiches, Speedboat has the friendliest baristas around!
17 habitants recommandent
Speedboat Coffee
5115 SE Foster RdServing Coava coffee and espresso, and tasty bagel sandwiches, Speedboat has the friendliest baristas around!
Good Coffee
4747 SE Division StDrinks & Nightlife
I mostly go to bars to play pinball. That said, slingshot is a neighborhood dive hangout for locals with a pretty good beer and cider selection and solid burgers. And great pinball.
37 habitants recommandent
Slingshot Lounge
5532 SE Center StI mostly go to bars to play pinball. That said, slingshot is a neighborhood dive hangout for locals with a pretty good beer and cider selection and solid burgers. And great pinball.
If you are not into pinball, skip it. Bartenders are nice, food is bad, the clientele are loud and drunk. The type of crowd that would all erupt in synchronized song if Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" came on the jukebox. But amazing selection of pinball games and they are kept in good shape!
20 habitants recommandent
The Belmont Inn
3357 SE Belmont StIf you are not into pinball, skip it. Bartenders are nice, food is bad, the clientele are loud and drunk. The type of crowd that would all erupt in synchronized song if Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" came on the jukebox. But amazing selection of pinball games and they are kept in good shape!
I remember the day I wandered off Division St into Scoreboard. Suspended from the doorway entrance was a strange baggie filled with what I assumed was water. Maybe some kind of crude booby trap security tactic? The bar is dark and cave-like. And quiet. There were some old-timers nursing drinks at the bar and some plugging away at video poker machines. Then I turned to the right. This place is huge. There is an entire room half the size of the bar with around 10 pinball machines! All in good working order. Nobody in the place playing them. I love scoreboard.
7 habitants recommandent
Scoreboard Sports Bar
4822 SE Division StI remember the day I wandered off Division St into Scoreboard. Suspended from the doorway entrance was a strange baggie filled with what I assumed was water. Maybe some kind of crude booby trap security tactic? The bar is dark and cave-like. And quiet. There were some old-timers nursing drinks at the bar and some plugging away at video poker machines. Then I turned to the right. This place is huge. There is an entire room half the size of the bar with around 10 pinball machines! All in good working order. Nobody in the place playing them. I love scoreboard.
Drink like a local at Lutz. Authenic Portland dive bar in Woodstock with good bar food, pool tables, pinball machines, and great back patio!
60 habitants recommandent
Lutz Tavern
4639 SE Woodstock BlvdDrink like a local at Lutz. Authenic Portland dive bar in Woodstock with good bar food, pool tables, pinball machines, and great back patio!
Entertainment & Activities
Legendary pinball spot. Can get crowded on the weekends, but the pinball floor never seems too overrun.
139 habitants recommandent
Ground Kontrol Classic Arcade
115 NW 5th AveLegendary pinball spot. Can get crowded on the weekends, but the pinball floor never seems too overrun.
Hollywood Theatre
4122 NE Sandy BlvdGreat selection of pinball and old-school arcade games. They have two bars and serve food.
72 habitants recommandent
QuarterWorld Arcade
4811 SE Hawthorne BlvdGreat selection of pinball and old-school arcade games. They have two bars and serve food.
Parks & Nature
Mt Tabor Dog Park
2219 SE Lincoln StPowell Butte
Nice neighborhood park perfect for a picnic, dog- and people-watching!
24 habitants recommandent
Woodstock Park
5012 Southeast Harold StreetNice neighborhood park perfect for a picnic, dog- and people-watching!
Shopping
Powell's on Hawthorne is a mini version of Powell's downtown. I love how the stacks are curated by the very well-read staff. Their recommendations are usually spot on. There is a great coffee shop adjacent that is open late. Great place to work or read.
230 habitants recommandent
Powell's Books on Hawthorne
3723 SE Hawthorne BlvdPowell's on Hawthorne is a mini version of Powell's downtown. I love how the stacks are curated by the very well-read staff. Their recommendations are usually spot on. There is a great coffee shop adjacent that is open late. Great place to work or read.
Great selection of vintage clothing from the 70's and 80's as well as records, furniture, and costume jewelry.
38 habitants recommandent
Red Fox Vintage
4528 SE Woodstock BlvdGreat selection of vintage clothing from the 70's and 80's as well as records, furniture, and costume jewelry.
Essentials
Trader Joe's
2122 NW Glisan StNew Seasons Market
1954 SE Division StEverything Else
Woodstock Farmers Market
4600 SE Woodstock Blvd