PORTLAND
Portland's standouts, both coasts.
The 10 standout food tours a Portland traveller will actually book. What each one covers, who runs it, and what it costs from the dock or the trailhead.
Walk Portland’s donut scene with a local guide, tasting at shops and ending at Voodoo. Vegan and gluten-free options.
“Such a fun way to explore Portland! Our kids loved this so much and so did we. Kayla was great! This is a must do especially if you are with your family.”
A 3.5-hour Portland downtown food tour with 6 tastings, global-to-local flavors, and local history—small group, big portions, clear value.
“Rebecca gave an excellent tour with local culture, history and, of course, food. Note that the stops are not just samples or tastes, but more like half portions. The tour was a good way to try a variety of places.”
Small-group Downtown Portland food tour with street carts, Heathman Hotel, Nong’s Khao Man Gai, Powell’s, desserts, and insider stories.
“Come hungry. David was very knowledgeable about Portland art, architecture, history, and food. We enjoyed his personal stories, humor and relationships with the restaurant owners we visited.”
Portland walking food tour with Holy Donut skip-line stops, six Maine donut samples, and local history on a scenic Old Port walk.
“Fun way to see the town and get good donuts along the way. We enjoyed getting some cool history of the town”
Taste Portland’s food cart pods in a small group: up to seven carts, local history stops, and all food and drinks included.
“While I personally had a good time, and there was plenty of food, there was also a LOT of trouble matching the dietary needs of the rest of the group, and I'd like to acknowledge that. A vegetarian wound up being fed some meat before they realized, and another person had to frequently exchange some…”
Alphabet District Portland food tour with tastings, Oregon wines, and a small group walk led by a local guide. Ends at Salt & Straw.
“Really great tour with wonderful food and interesting locations! One of the best food tours we’ve taken.”
Portland by bike with local stories and food-cart tastings at iconic pods. Small group, bikes and samples included in a 3.5-hour ride.
“Ride on bikes while you enjoy delicious bites in Portland’s best neighborhoods. Pedal away the guilt as you indulge!”
Portland food on two wheels: guided bike and e-bike tour with coffee, herbal tea, iconic food carts, and Fifty Licks ice cream.
“Neil was an amazing tour guide who gave us a lot of info on the history of Portland and very engaged with our group. We went to 3 different places: cup and bar which served an amazing ranger mocha, chicken and guns lunch was yummo, and fifty licks Oregon strawberry ice cream was delicious!! amazing”
Brunch on Portland’s Mississippi District with tastings at Prost Portland and The Meadow. 3 hours, $119, 10-person group.
“The tour was excellent! Worth the experience Sherry was great! A must do when in Portland! We had a fun group!”
Portland Alberta Arts District food tour with street art murals, guided tastings, and Oregon wine lessons. Small group, 1.5–2 mile walk.
“Wow. Terribly run business.”
