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Food

From food carts to farmers’ markets (and award-winning restaurants, of course), Portland is a culinary haven for foodies of all stripes.

It’s a well-established fact: Portland is one of the world’s great food cities. Hearing this, someone might plan a trip to Portland, visit a few restaurants and head for home. But a Portland trip that only involves restaurants is missing out on so much of the excellent food Portland has to offer.

Because here are a few other important facts: Portland has incredible food carts. And farmers’ markets. And dessert spots, and brewery food and burger chains (and more). So should a trip to Portland involve a meal (or three) in a restaurant? Absolutely. But dig a little deeper into the Portland food scene and you’ll find all the many forms fine Portland food can take.

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What kind of food is Portland known for?

Broadly speaking, Portland’s famous for fresh food featuring local ingredients. You’ll find everything from some of the finest seafood in the world to truly delectable doughnuts. Portland is also known as perhaps the greatest city for food carts.

What are some of the best Portland restaurants?

Portland restaurants in the classic fine dining style include spots like Mucca Osteria, Willow, Andina, and Le Pigeon. But the fact is that you can find a great Portland restaurant at every price point, for virtually every cuisine — so don’t rule a spot out just because it doesn’t have the white-tablecloth look.

Is Portland a foodie city?

You better believe it — in fact, it just might be the “foodiest” city of them all. Portland chefs and restaurateurs take their food seriously, and diners reap the rewards.

How can I find good food nearby in Portland?

There’s great food on offer in every part of Portland, so you’re sure to be close to something delicious. Our “Near Me Now” tool is an excellent way to find great food nearby.

Portland Restaurants

Portland is a renowned culinary destination, and Portland restaurants run the gamut — no matter your budget, your location or the cuisine you crave, your next great meal awaits you in Portland.

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Restaurants in Portland

Kick off your culinary quest through Portland at these delectable local eateries.

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Restaurants With a View

Whether atop the city's tallest buildings or nestled next to a river, these Portland restaurants with a view offer a feast for the eyes (as well as the appetite).

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Specialty Dishes of the Portland Jade District

Made like nowhere else in Portland, these often sold-out specialty dishes center heritage recipes and East and Southeast Asian cultural experiences.

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Five Great African Restaurants in Portland

Enjoy flavorful dishes from Ethiopia, Morocco, Cote d’Ivoire and beyond at these African restaurants in Portland.

Portland for Foodies

There’s a reason foodies flock to Portland restaurants and bars — follow our three-day tour de fork for an ample taste of the best food city in America.

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Food Carts

The food truck craze has swept the national food scene, and there are great options all across the country. But it’s hard to deny that Portland is the honorary capitol of the food truck scene (and the best of the food truck cities), for all kinds of reasons:

(1.) We’ve got our own cool name for them (because Portland always has to be a little bit different): food carts!

(2.) It’s the most food-cart friendly city — that means up-and-coming chefs can thrive, and there’s always an abundance of options.

(3.) Many Portland food carts are organized into food cart pods, so you can sample all kinds of cuisines in a single stop.

(4.) The simplest, most important reason of all: Portland food carts are delicious.

Food Carts

Portland’s selection of more than 500 food carts, most grouped in “pods,” has drawn raves from the likes of Bon Appétit and CNN.

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Women in the Dining Scene

These female chefs and restaurateurs bring unique foods and practices to Portland's food scene.

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Meet Kiauna Floyd, Owner of Amalfi’s Italian Restaurant

For three generations, Black-owned and family-run Portland trattoria Amalfi’s has been serving classic, old-school Italian recipes in a warm, casual setting.

Ya Hala is located in Montavilla in Southeast Portland.

Family is at the Heart of Lebanese Food in Portland

Meet the family behind beloved eateries Nicholas, Ya Hala and World Foods Market, and discover how they helped build Portland's Lebanese food scene.

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The Magic of Mae is Maya Lovelace

This Southern chef puts diners under a spell with her spin on classic Appalachian cuisine.

Markets

Let’s say you can’t make up your mind on what to do for lunch — do you want to eat out, or make something at home? Why not head to a market, where both options are at your fingertips?

Peruse preposterously fresh produce and delectable meats (plus gifts, snacks, beverages and more), so you can get everything you need to whip up a feast. Or, if the delicious smells prove too tempting, swing by a market food cart and let someone else do the cooking after all. What’s more, there are markets all over the city, in all different styles: farmers’ markets, food halls, neighborhood markets and more.

Portland Farmers Market

Enjoy fresh, local produce, meals and treats at every Portland Farmers Market location.

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Dining Destinations

Head to these culinary hubs to sample from multiple chefs and makers at once.

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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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Food Tours In and Around Portland

Get a taste of Portland on a variety of food tours focused on specific ingredients, venues or neighborhoods.

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Portland Saturday Market

Open every Saturday from March–December, Portland Saturday Market is the largest arts-and-crafts fair in the U.S.

Kid-Friendly Dining

These family-friendly Portland restaurants combine healthy children’s menus, play areas and fun.

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Take a Sip

Beverage options never run dry in Portland, where our cups overflow with DIY spirit.

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Beer

Portland is the craft beer capital and home to 70+ breweries. (No wonder we call it “Beervana!”)

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Wine

With wine country in its backyard, Portland overflows with wine bars and urban wineries, offering special varietals from around the world.

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Craft Spirits

Powered by a collective of artisanal spirit makers, Portland's craft distilling era has come of age.

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Portland Coffee

Portland's passion for fine ingredients and careful craft extends into coffee cups — our guide to the Portland coffee scene will help you find must-try independent roasters and cozy, locally owned coffee shops.

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Tea: Portland’s Other Hot Brewing Scene

Tea drinkers can enjoy a favorite cuppa or sample exotic varietals in Portland's teahouses. Chai tea, bubble tea and classic green tea are just a few of the many teas brewed in and around Portland.

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Portland’s Signature Cocktails

Take your happy hour to the next level with one of these classic Rose City cocktails, from a sophisticated Negroni to a group-sized Tiki bowl.

Sweet Treats

Sometimes you’ve just got to have something sweet, whether it’s the cherry on top of an excellent meal or a stand-alone, “just because” treat. Fortunately, Portland is flush with top-notch bakeries, ice cream spots and doughnut shops (plus less common indulgences like s’mores and pies). And no matter where you find yourself in the city, a great dessert spot is sure to be nearby — treat yourself to the sweeter side of the Portland food scene today.

Decadent Desserts

Dig into delicious treats like ice cream, chocolates, candy, donuts and more.

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Ice Cream in Portland

Savor culinary creativity by the scoop at Portland's top ice cream spots, including regional chains, frozen yogurt shops and vegan options.

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Amazing S’Mores Spots in Portland

These Portland spots are making delicious and creative gourmet variations on classic campfire s’mores.

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Doughnut Shops in Portland

Voodoo is just one of many doughnut purveyors in Portland serving zany creations, gourmet flavors and gluten-free goodies.

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Portland’s Best Pies

Every season is pie season in Portland! Sit down to a delicious slice made with Oregon-grown seasonal fillings at these favorite local pie spots.

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Portland’s Best Bakeries

Nibble a Danish or slice of rustic bread with our expert guide to Portland’s best bakeries, including gluten-free and dairy-free options, plus award-winners galore.

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Soft Serve Ice Cream in Portland

Portland’s devotion to ice cream has produced some of the nation’s top scoop shops, featuring both traditional and dairy-free options.

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Portland Candy Makers and Chocolatiers

These Portland candy artisans craft unique sweets, be they creamy cacao confections, rainbow-colored candies or salty-sweet treats.

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Voodoo Doughnut

Since 2003, Portland's Voodoo Doughnut has sold millions of wacky, sugary snacks — and the downtown landmark still attracts lines at all hours of the day.

Portland’s Foodie Chains

Portland infuses independent spirit into everything, even its restaurant chains. Discover locally owned businesses similar to your favorite national brands.

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Comfort Food in Portland

When skies turn grey, locals love digging into locally made Southern, soul and comfort food.

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Comfort Food Favorites in Portland

Get your comfort food fix — whether you’re hankering for mac and cheese, fries topped with gravy or a steaming bowl of pho, these local dishes don't disappoint.

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Portland’s Best Barbecue

Sample the city’s tastiest slow-cooked meats (and more!) at these local gems — savor brisket, ribs and even vegetarian options at Portland's best barbecue spots.

Special Diets

Anyone with a dietary restriction or a dietary preference has experienced the frustration of investigating a package, a label or a menu and failing to find the info they need. This is one area where Portland really shines: chefs and servers tend to be highly informed on the food they serve, meaning they’re well-equipped to help you navigate your options. Portland is also home to an abundance of restaurateurs who specialize in specific diets, and there are a variety of spots that are perfect fits for diners who are vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, keto and more.

Vegan Guide to Portland

Almost every Portland restaurant offers plant-based options, and dozens of local businesses are entirely vegan. (There’s even a vegan mini-mall!)

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Dining with Special Diets

Whether vegetarian, gluten-free or just curious, these eateries are all uniquely delicious.

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Gluten-Free Restaurants

As the demand for gluten-free options has grown, Portland’s forward-thinking chefs have set their tables for diners with dietary restrictions.

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Vegetarian Guide to Portland

Nearly every Portland menu features vegetarian options made from fresh, local ingredients, and many restaurants serve vegetarian food exclusively — experience the Portland vegetarian scene that foodies of all stripes have come to love.

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Raw and Live Food Options

Explore a new side of Portland dining with these fresh, healthful eats.

Abundant Options

And the options don’t stop there. “Food” in Portland can mean so many things, and there’s always more delicious exploring to be done — from the Alberta Arts District to the Pearl District, from Northwest Portland to Southeast Portland, from ramen restaurants to taquerias to sushi spots. Get hungry, and get out there!

Global Cuisine

Dig into foods from around the world at these local eateries.

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Portland’s Top Taquerias

Follow our guide to Portland's top taquerias and find a wide variety of tasty tacos — from meaty morsels to vegetarian creations — in every part of town.

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Portland Ramen Restaurants

The Portland ramen scene has exploded in recent years, spurred by the arrival of two authentic eateries straight from Tokyo.

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Portland’s Best Dumplings

From Polish pierogi to Japanese gyoza, nothing says comfort food like these doughy pockets of goodness — no matter when you visit Portland, enjoy a variety of dumplings at these terrific eateries.

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Eight Great Sushi Spots Around Portland

Portland is only an hour away from the Pacific Ocean, so it should come as no surprise that the city’s sushi options are both delicious and expansive.

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Middle Eastern Eateries in Portland

Portland’s Middle Eastern restaurants promise rich Lebanese, Iraqi and Syrian flavors, warming spices and authentic cultural traditions.

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Thai Food in Portland

Thai food in Portland is some of the city's best cuisine with options that are cheap or pricey, sweet or savory, authentic or Americanized, vegan or meaty.

Afuri Ramen & Izakaya in downtown Portland is a favorite spot for comforting soup.

Portland Soup Spots

Whether you’re craving ramen, Mexican pozole or classic chicken noodle, these local soup spots will warm you from the inside out.

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Chef Carlo Lamagna Brings Filipino Food to the Forefront in Portland

Chef Carlo Lamagna's Magna explores the wide world of Filipino cuisine.

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Five Great African Restaurants in Portland

Enjoy flavorful dishes from Ethiopia, Morocco, Cote d’Ivoire and beyond at these African restaurants in Portland.

Dining Near Venues

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Downtown Restaurants

Downtown Portland restaurants run the gamut — you'll find everything from budget lunch options at a multitude of food carts to delicious fine dining at acclaimed dinner spots in central city.

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Dining Near the Oregon Convention Center

Lloyd offers a full menu of dining options, whether you're spending the day at the Oregon Convention Center or an exciting night at The Moda Center.

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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.

Upcoming Food Events

Portland's foodie events mean there's always something new to do (and taste) in Portland.

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Farmers Market at Portland State University
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Farmers Market at Portland State University

Portland Farmers Market at PSU Free

The Portland Farmers Market at Portland State University will be open every Saturday, year-round. April through October hours are 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. November through March hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Market at PSU is located in Downtown Portland in the South Park Blocks between SW College & Montgomery Streets.

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Ticket to Dine
Mar. 17–26, 2023

Ticket to Dine

Old Town and Downtown Portland Free

Portland’s “Ticket to Dine” offers patrons scratch-off tickets and a chance to win big prizes for 10 days in March.

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Portland Saturday Market
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Portland Saturday Market

Tom McCall Waterfront Park Free

Open every Saturday from March–December, Portland Saturday Market is the largest arts-and-crafts fair in the U.S.

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Easter Brunch Cruises on the Portland Spirit
Sunday, Apr. 9, 2023

Easter Brunch Cruises on the Portland Spirit

Portland Spirit Cruises $40 – $80

Hop aboard the Portland Spirit for an Easter brunch to remember. Your family and friends will enjoy a two-hour cruise on the Willamette River, a delicious Northwest brunch buffet, “bottomless” mimosas or sparkling cider, live piano music, an appearance from Cinnabunny and ever-changing river views. What’s Included: 2-hour cruise on the Willamette RiverViews of the…

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Baker's Dozen Coffee Beer & Doughnut Fest
Saturday, Apr. 22, 2023

Baker's Dozen Coffee Beer & Doughnut Fest

John’s Marketplace – Powell $40 – $65

Welcome back The 7th Annual Baker’s Dozen melds three things Portland does best: coffee, beer, and doughnuts. Each brewer uses beans from a different roaster. Admission includes all 13 coffee beers, samples of several specific coffees, morsels of all 13 doughnuts, and a souvenir glass. (No extra drink tickets needed/sold). As always, several specific coffees…

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Bridge to Brews
Sunday, Apr. 23, 2023

Bridge to Brews

Tom McCall Waterfront Park Cost Varies

The iconic Bridge to Brews race returns in 2023 At Waterfront Park, join the annual 8k and 10k walk/run over 4 of Portland’s iconic Bridges. After the race, there will be a beer/cider-tasting event on the waterfront. Sip on some of Portland’s best beer and cider while enjoying live music, games, and goodies from local…

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Portland Flea + Food
Ongoing

Portland Flea + Food

Various Locations Free

The Portland Flea + Food is a gathering place for the creators, curators and collectors held the last weekend of the month from April to October in Portland, Oregon. Every market features 80+ local artists, makers, and curators of the best vintage, handmade and locally sourced goods in town. Saturdays at Ecotrust: 721 NW 9TH…

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Oregon Wine Month
May 1–31, 2023

Oregon Wine Month

Multiple locations.

You can celebrate Willamette Valley wine all year round, but especially during Oregon Wine Month, when the entire state joins in commemoration of the beloved industry for the month of May, offering special activities and promotions for the enjoyment of Oregon wine. There are all kinds of specials going on in honor of Oregon Wine…

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Cinco de Mayo Fiesta
May 5–7, 2023

Cinco de Mayo Fiesta

Tom McCall Waterfront Park $8 – $25

Shop for handmade crafts, snack on traditional recipes and enjoy entertainment straight from Guadalajara at this popular Cinco de Mayo festival.

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Portland Night Market
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Portland Night Market

Portland Night Market

The Portland Night Market showcases many unique businesses that call Portland home. Blending food, culture, music, drinks and retail for an adventurous evening in the Central Eastside. Meet some of Portland’s best makers and creators. With almost 200 hundred makers, the Night Market offers food carts, drinks, clothing, lifestyle goods, home goods, body care and…

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Portland Mac & Cheese Festival
May 7–8, 2023

Portland Mac & Cheese Festival

TBD TBD

Featuring some of the country’s hottest chefs, eateries, and food trucks in some of the favorite food cities, offering a unique taste of America’s favorite side dish to hungry crowds around the nation. The Mac + Cheese Festival National Tour celebrates America’s cheesiest dish while highlighting top chefs. Location is TBD

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Multnomah County Fair
May 27–29, 2023

Multnomah County Fair

Oaks Amusement Park & Roller Skating Rink

The Multnomah County Fair will take place at Oaks Amusement Park in Portland, Oregon. The fair features three full days of family fun, including competitive exhibits, musical and stage performances, a car show, a pioneer village, and small animal activities. In addition, to all the fair activities, visitors can also enjoy the awesome amusement rides…

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Delta Park Powwow and Encampment
June 16–18, 2023

Delta Park Powwow and Encampment

Delta Park Free

All are welcome and invited to the Annual Delta Park Powwow and Encampment at East Delta Park in Portland, Oregon. The event is a free and family-friendly celebration of Native American culture. The Delta Park Powwow and Encampment is an annual Portland tradition that draws Native American, and non-native participants and spectators from across the…

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Good in the Hood Multicultural Festival
June 24–25, 2023

Good in the Hood Multicultural Festival

Lillis-Albina Park

The Good in the Neighborhood Multicultural Music and Food Festival features live music, a parade, an information Village, a marketplace, a beer and wine garden and a youth venue, along with a kids’ space. The mission of Good in the Hood is to promote the cultural aspects of the North and Northeast community in Portland.

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Mississippi Street Fair
Saturday, July 15, 2023

Mississippi Street Fair

N Mississippi Ave between N Fremont & Skidmore Free

Bustling North Mississippi Avenue closes down for a day of food, vendors, music and fun at Portland’s largest street fair, Mississippi Street Fair. This year the fair will have the following: Three Music StagesKids ZoneGrandfathers Rib-Off CompetitionHundreds Of VendorsShopping and Dining

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The Wedge
Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023

The Wedge

Alder Block Cost Varies

The Wedge is a Farmers Market-style festival celebrating cheese and everything with it. Sample and purchase local artisan cheese, specialty foods, beer, wine, and cider. This is a family-friendly event that’s open to all cheese lovers. Tickets include all cheese, accompaniment, and non-alcoholic beverage samples. Adult beverage sampling is an additional $15 and includes a…

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