Best brunch without a ridiculously long wait (also, get the cinnamon roll if they aren’t out of it, you won’t regret it)
Local wings and beer restaurant (our personal favorite of all time)
Arguably the best beer in a town full of beer
Miles of hiking in this urban forest and you can visit the Audobon society and historic Pittock Mansion for a panoramic view of Portland and multiple prominent mountains
A cute river town about an hour east of Portland with lots of options for restaurants, breweries and wineries. Drive through the Columbia River Gorge (aka, the gem of the Pacific Northwest) to get there. There are no shortages of waterfalls and hikes along the way.
A beloved cheap movie theater in an area choc full of restaurants, bars and shops
Our favorite area on the West side of town, lots of tasting rooms and shops
Dive bar complete with a patio, photo booth, pop rock Jell-O shots, adult vending machine and video lottery
Rooftop bar with great views of Portland, also a fancy Asian fusion restaurant
You will almost certainly have a difficult time parking and meet all the other tourists, but it really is pretty cool
An island adjacent to Portland at the convergence of the Columbia and Willamette Rivers. Lots of U-pick farms, hiking and beaches (including a clothing optional beach)
Historic Lodge built by artists, the outside is featured in The Shining
U-pick fruits and flowers, winery, cidery, general dreaminess
A cute wine tasting room in a poppin' little area
Known for their tortas, this is one of our favorites in the city for lunch or dinner and drinks
Our favorite neighborhood dive!
Attached to Mississippi studios (an amazing venue) big patio and delicious cheeseburgers. Located on a Mississippi Ave. which has a bunch of shops and restaurants and such
Rooftop bar, venue attached, converted school, all around cool
Northern Thai food, specialty is fried chicken, SO GOOD!!
Queer-owned taco place (Portland is not known for its tacos, but this place is legit)