PORTLAND · OREGON
Portland's standouts, both coasts.
The 8 standout portland neighborhood tours a Portland traveller will actually book. What each one covers, who runs it, and what it costs from the dock or the trailhead.
Alphabet District Portland food tour with tastings, Oregon wines, and a small group walk led by a local guide. Ends at Salt & Straw.
“Really good! Angie was great. Learned a lot about Portland and had some great food!!!! Great variety and loved the history”
Portland’s Kerns food tour: a guided 3-hour walk with six tastings, lunch, and local stories for $110 in a small group.
“We had a great time with Paula! The food was amazing. My favorite was the sushi burrito. I highly recommend if you are in the area looking for something to do.”
Taste Portland’s Buckman on a 3-hour small-group walk with lunch, six food stops, and a cocktail flight at Straightaway Cocktails.
“Great variety of foods and the historical context provided by Sherri enhanced the experience. The portions sizes were perfects and the distillery stop mid way was a welcome change.”
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.”
Mississippi Avenue food tour in Portland: eggs, donuts, Cubanos and brisket on a 3-hour guided walk, max 10.
“The tour visited some great restaurants. Danny was an excellent tour guide. He had a great understanding of the area and was very personable.”
A 2-hour Portland walking tour through Ladd’s Addition and the Central Eastside, with coffee/tea tastings and a stop at Coava.
“Amazing time! Kelly is super friendly & interactive. Very knowledgeable & very sweet! Would definitely do the tour again with family.”
3-hour Westside Portland food tour with coffee, Japanese tastings, Powell’s browsing, food carts, and Azar chocolate.
“This was a great tour, the food choices were fantastic. Stuffed and couldn’t eat another bite by the end. Highly recommend this tour. It was also an amazing way to get familiar with Portland”
