Food carts
Portland food carts offer a wide range of simple, satisfying eats and some surprisingly sophisticated fare.
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Cant-miss food carts Portland's eclectic food carts have diners' cravings covered, all over town. Head out » -
Portland Mercado This dining destination is also a hub of Latino culture and local entrepreneurship. Check it out » -
Food cart pods At the city's favorite clusters of food carts, you'll find a range of delights in one spot. Dig in! »
Portland’s selection of food carts — the city has more than 600 — has drawn global acclaim (CNN declared Portland home to the world’s best street food).
Most carts are grouped in “pods” all around town, making it easy to sample several carts at a time.
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7 great Latinx-owned eateries in Portland
Portland is home to plenty of authentic eateries from every corner of Latin America. Read on for some of the best Latinx-owned eateries in Portland.
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Food cart pods
Portland’s selection of more than 600 food carts, most grouped in “pods,” has drawn raves from the likes of Bon Appétit and CNN.
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Food cart tours
If you're thinking you'll need a guide to explore Portland's head-spinning collection of food cart options, you're in luck.
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Unsung Food Trucks
When two roads diverge, do you choose the one that leads to the food truck? Follow two Portland poets as they discover the best meals off the beaten path.
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Food carts at PDX
Hungry travelers can now start noshing on Portland’s famous street food before even leaving Portland International Airport.
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Can’t-miss food carts
Rather than being overwhelmed by Portland's hundreds of food carts, choose a day's worth of meals from these can't-miss carts.
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Portland Mercado
With a neighborhood grocery, meat market, coffee shop, food cart pod and more, the Mercado is one of the city’s most delicious destinations.
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Did you know?
Unlike other cities’ food trucks, Portland’s carts tend to be stationary.