Guidebook for Portland
Food Scene
Great bagels in St. Johns. They are often very busy on the weekends, but worth the wait.
9 locals recommend
Bernstein's Bagels
8408 N Lombard StGreat bagels in St. Johns. They are often very busy on the weekends, but worth the wait.
St. Johns Coffee Roasters
7304 N Leavitt AveGreat local coffee shop in St. Johns.
Local italian restaurant, handmade pastas, simple but delecious. Family friendly.
47 locals recommend
Gabagool
7955 N Lombard StLocal italian restaurant, handmade pastas, simple but delecious. Family friendly.
Fun restaurant, southern/asian fusion, locally owned. Family friendly.
17 locals recommend
Mama San Soul Shack
8037 N Lombard StFun restaurant, southern/asian fusion, locally owned. Family friendly.
Drinks & Nightlife
A laid-back bar for drinks or a bite to eat. No minors allowed.
61 locals recommend
Leisure Public House
8002 N Lombard StA laid-back bar for drinks or a bite to eat. No minors allowed.
Nice local wine/bottle shop, with option of bottles to take away or staying in the shop with options available by the glass. Kid/family friendly (although not many options for kiddos as far as food or drink).
10 locals recommend
45th Parallel Wines
8527 N Lombard StNice local wine/bottle shop, with option of bottles to take away or staying in the shop with options available by the glass. Kid/family friendly (although not many options for kiddos as far as food or drink).
Sightseeing
Beautiful park under the St. Johns Bridge, with a walking path, views of the bridge and the river.
186 locals recommend
Cathedral Park
Beautiful park under the St. Johns Bridge, with a walking path, views of the bridge and the river.
Parks & Nature
You can access the trails to Forest Park from our road by walking to the end of Whitney where it intersects with Mills, there is a sign that is posted showing "No Local Access" but you may take that trail as our guest to walk up to Leif Ericson trail which is a main trail connnecting all of the other hiking trails.
940 locals recommend
Forest Park
You can access the trails to Forest Park from our road by walking to the end of Whitney where it intersects with Mills, there is a sign that is posted showing "No Local Access" but you may take that trail as our guest to walk up to Leif Ericson trail which is a main trail connnecting all of the other hiking trails.