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Pine Street Market

A modern food hall in Portland's Old Town features new ventures from established local and international chefs, creating a kind of permanent food festival.

Wood-fired seasonal pizzas being prepared at Tastebud.

Multnomah Village

Known as “the village in the heart of Portland,” historic Multnomah Village delivers small town charm mere minutes from the city center.

Portland food cart and café chains

Many of Portland’s most famous food carts also have brick-and-mortar restaurants — and vice versa. Discover the stories behind favorite cart-café chains.

Tidbit Food Farm and Garden

This food cart pod combines mobile eateries offering international fare, a beer garden, boutique shopping and party vibes.

Late-night dining

Where to eat after last call? These Portland bars and restaurants keep their kitchens open late, serving high-quality food into the night.

Hawthorne dining

Southeast Hawthorne reflects the neighborhood's indie spirit, so you won't find many chain restaurants here.

Belmont dining

Inside Belmont's many bars and restaurants, you'll find dishes, bowls, glasses and mugs filled to the brim with care and craft.

Old Town’s Ankeny Alley

Under a lattice of white twinkle lights, outdoor revelers enjoy cocktails, dinner and doughnuts in a block that's closed to cars year-round.

Mississippi/Williams dining

The growing scene on North Williams includes one of Portland’s favorite brunch spots, while Mississippi is peppered with welcoming eateries.

Old Town Chinatown dining

Portland's oldest neighborhood is home to historic restaurants, contemporary eateries and one of the world's most famous doughnut shops.

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