Excellent hotel with reasonable rates in a perfect downtown location. Check them out for a block of rooms for your wedding!
Come on man! Quit hogging Space Invaders! Play a variety of games while you're here (that's the whole point).
As far as I'm concerned, Santeria exists solely to feed hungry drinkers at Bailey's Tap Room.
The old Henry Weinhard's brewery is a great place for a meal or a beer (or two or three).
An absolute must do for anyone visiting Portland. Even if you can't read. Also, why am I writing tips for people who can't read?
$4 round trip makes this the most convenient way to get a panorama of the greater Portland area.
Don't miss the Japanese gardens and the International Rose Test Garden. Both must sees while in Portland.
You may know this better as Portlandia's "Women and Women First." The only meaningful difference is the store's name.
Nothing beats the Reggie Deluxe (fried chicken, bacon, cheese, gravy, egg on a biscuit).
A special small plates restaurant that is good for every meal of the day (I wonder if anyone ever has eaten three meals here in one day...)
The closest thing Portland has to a New York-style Jewish deli. No "artisan" sandwiches here, just simple, unpretentious towers of pastrami, chopped brisket and pickled tongue. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
This will change the way you think about Thai food. Get spicy wings, boar's collar, and some drinking vinegar.
The Honey Balsamic Strawberry w/Cracked Pepper and Lavender ice creams pair perfectly with each other.
I mean, it's grilled cheese, and it's on a school bus... so you can't really go wrong.
Their Ham, Pear, Beer-Pickled Onion Sandwich is one of Portland Monthly's sandwiches that will change your life. So if you want your life changed, you should order it...
Supposedly a fusion of Israeli street food and South American cuisine. Since you probably can't imagine what that tastes like, you should probably try everything.
Deschutes might be the best brewery in Oregon, and this location is convenient if you're in downtown Portland.
Is it mainstream? Is it local? Portland hipsters are really confused by this excellent coffee "chain."
