Guidebook for Portland
Essentials
Fred Meyer
3805 SE Hawthorne BlvdZupan's Markets - Burnside Store
2340 W Burnside StGourmet grocery.
Whole Foods Market
1210 NW Couch StShopping
Bridge & Burn
1029 SW Harvey Milk Stsubtle northwest style, local goods
Entertainment & Activities
Gorgeous old theatre. Movies, live music, pizza & beer.
44 locals recommend
McMenamins Mission Theater
1624 NW Glisan StGorgeous old theatre. Movies, live music, pizza & beer.
When my boyfriend took me here, I thought, "Why am I at an arcade on a date?" Then I saw Tetris Grand Master and I was home.
139 locals recommend
Ground Kontrol Classic Arcade
115 NW 5th AveWhen my boyfriend took me here, I thought, "Why am I at an arcade on a date?" Then I saw Tetris Grand Master and I was home.
Voicebox Karaoke Northwest
2112 NW Hoyt StGetting Around
Providence Park MAX Station
Food Scene
Gracie's in Hotel deLuxe is a glamorous setting to splurge on brunch or sip a latte and read the paper.
Gracie's
729 SW 15th AveGracie's in Hotel deLuxe is a glamorous setting to splurge on brunch or sip a latte and read the paper.
Where to go if you don't want to wait or if you are out late. For a casual, memorable breakfast, get a Bing Mi and walk around downtown.
30 locals recommend
Alder St Food Cart Pod
Southwest Harvey Milk StreetWhere to go if you don't want to wait or if you are out late. For a casual, memorable breakfast, get a Bing Mi and walk around downtown.
Elephants Delicatessen
115 NW 22nd AveYUM.
Maurice
921 SW Oak StMy club doesn't have a name yet, but we put heavy cream in our coffee and call it breakfast. Now taking new members.
Little Red's Bakeshop & Café
My club doesn't have a name yet, but we put heavy cream in our coffee and call it breakfast. Now taking new members.
Arts & Culture
Central Library station
First Thursday of every month: what began as a collective open house for Portland's art galleries has become an open market for local art - from gallery shows to street art. Also, people dress up for this for some reason, which is a rare sighting in Portland.
13 locals recommend
First Thursday Portland
First Thursday of every month: what began as a collective open house for Portland's art galleries has become an open market for local art - from gallery shows to street art. Also, people dress up for this for some reason, which is a rare sighting in Portland.
Everything Else
Hang out at the fountain and dine at the bistro tables or on the steps with food from Elephant's Delicatessen.
20 locals recommend
Director Park
815 SW Park AveHang out at the fountain and dine at the bistro tables or on the steps with food from Elephant's Delicatessen.