Guidebook for Portland
Food Scene
China Star | Chinese Restaurant
2825 SE 122nd AveThe closest best Chinese restaurant to Delta-9 House.
Big old-school pizza parlor (think Shakey's) with a gas fireplace, a game room, and plenty of space. Plus the pizza crust is probably the best I've ever had, there's a salad bar, and wings and sandwiches as well.
Pizza Baron
2604 SE 122nd AveBig old-school pizza parlor (think Shakey's) with a gas fireplace, a game room, and plenty of space. Plus the pizza crust is probably the best I've ever had, there's a salad bar, and wings and sandwiches as well.
Here in Portland, we love our exotic cuisine from all corners of the globe, so long as it is served up from a street vendor in a parking lot. There are many such places in Portland and this downtown spot has dozens of choices.
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Alder St Food Cart Pod
Southwest Harvey Milk StreetHere in Portland, we love our exotic cuisine from all corners of the globe, so long as it is served up from a street vendor in a parking lot. There are many such places in Portland and this downtown spot has dozens of choices.
Are you kidding me? You can't fly out of PDX without seeing somebody carrying a pink box of Voodoo Doughnuts to take home. The Bacon Maple Bar is a solid start, but the truly adventurous will take on the the massive chocolate Cock And Balls.
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Voodoo Doughnut
8145 SE 82nd AveAre you kidding me? You can't fly out of PDX without seeing somebody carrying a pink box of Voodoo Doughnuts to take home. The Bacon Maple Bar is a solid start, but the truly adventurous will take on the the massive chocolate Cock And Balls.
You have not fully appreciated all Portland has to offer until you've eaten the Peanut Butter & Pickle Bacon Burger at Killer Burger downtown. I know how it sounds... but trust me, it's awesome!
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Killer Burger
4644 NE Sandy BlvdYou have not fully appreciated all Portland has to offer until you've eaten the Peanut Butter & Pickle Bacon Burger at Killer Burger downtown. I know how it sounds... but trust me, it's awesome!
Drinks & Nightlife
Portland has many, many strip clubs featuring beautiful fully-naked women who pole-dance quite proficiently. But this one is right around the corner from Voodoo Doughnuts, whose taglines are 'Good Things Come In Pink Boxes' and 'The Magic Is In The Hole.'
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Kit Kat Club
231 SW Ankeny StPortland has many, many strip clubs featuring beautiful fully-naked women who pole-dance quite proficiently. But this one is right around the corner from Voodoo Doughnuts, whose taglines are 'Good Things Come In Pink Boxes' and 'The Magic Is In The Hole.'
You'll know it by the flaming torches outside. Everything from comedy to metal, with plenty of debauchery. Monday night is Karaoke from Hell, where you sing with a live band. There's also thin New York Style pizza slices available and a gas fireplace.
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Dante's
350 W Burnside StYou'll know it by the flaming torches outside. Everything from comedy to metal, with plenty of debauchery. Monday night is Karaoke from Hell, where you sing with a live band. There's also thin New York Style pizza slices available and a gas fireplace.
Everything Else
Join this membership club with a day pass and enjoy socializing with other cannabis consumers in the most 420-friendly environment in Portland.
NW Cannabis Club
1195 SE Powell BlvdJoin this membership club with a day pass and enjoy socializing with other cannabis consumers in the most 420-friendly environment in Portland.
Eastside cannabis products from the man who saved the Burnside Burn - tell Jay that "Radical" Russ sent you!
Freshbuds PDX
110 Southeast Main StreetEastside cannabis products from the man who saved the Burnside Burn - tell Jay that "Radical" Russ sent you!
Sightseeing
A 16,000 square foot mansion in the west hills overlooking Portland, this 1914 estate was the private home of Oregonian publisher Henry Pittock. It can be accessed by car or through Forest Park's Wildwood Trail by hiking and features tours and gorgeous views of Portland.
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Mansión Pittock
3229 NW Pittock DrA 16,000 square foot mansion in the west hills overlooking Portland, this 1914 estate was the private home of Oregonian publisher Henry Pittock. It can be accessed by car or through Forest Park's Wildwood Trail by hiking and features tours and gorgeous views of Portland.
A beautiful stretch of city park blocks along the west bank of the Willamette River, perfect for biking and walking. Home of the Waterfront Blues Festival and many other regular seasonal events.
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Parque Tom McCall Waterfront
98 SW Naito PkwyA beautiful stretch of city park blocks along the west bank of the Willamette River, perfect for biking and walking. Home of the Waterfront Blues Festival and many other regular seasonal events.
This is "Portland's Living Room," a downtown square featuring the studios of the local NBC affiliate, KGW. Many events are held here and it's a great place for people watching. It's also a central hub for the MAX Light Rail and Portland Streetcars.
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SW 6th & Yamhill Northbound station
This is "Portland's Living Room," a downtown square featuring the studios of the local NBC affiliate, KGW. Many events are held here and it's a great place for people watching. It's also a central hub for the MAX Light Rail and Portland Streetcars.
Serenity Now! This meticulously crafted traditional Japanese Garden is perfect for quiet introspection.
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Jardín Japonés de Portland
611 SW Kingston AveSerenity Now! This meticulously crafted traditional Japanese Garden is perfect for quiet introspection.
In season, you'll see the reasons why Portland is called "The Rose City." This international test garden is where some of the latest varieties of roses are cultivated. From here you also get a magnificent view of Mt. Hood overlooking Portland.
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International Rose Test Garden station
In season, you'll see the reasons why Portland is called "The Rose City." This international test garden is where some of the latest varieties of roses are cultivated. From here you also get a magnificent view of Mt. Hood overlooking Portland.
Parks & Nature
Hoyt Arboretum
4000 SW Fairview BlvdA very cool museum of forestry.
Who doesn't love trees?
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World Forestry Center - Discovery Museum
4033 SW Canyon RdWho doesn't love trees?
One of the top 20 largest urban parks in America, with over 5,000 acres replete with hiking and biking trails.
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Parque Forestal
One of the top 20 largest urban parks in America, with over 5,000 acres replete with hiking and biking trails.
If you've got a car, take the short drive east to Multnomah Falls. It's a gorgeous 600+ foot waterfall with hiking trails all around.
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Multnomah Falls station
If you've got a car, take the short drive east to Multnomah Falls. It's a gorgeous 600+ foot waterfall with hiking trails all around.
How many cities have a park built on a dormant volcano? Mount Tabor features great hiking trails, bike routes, and an excellent dog park.
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Mount Tabor
How many cities have a park built on a dormant volcano? Mount Tabor features great hiking trails, bike routes, and an excellent dog park.
Take the MAX Red or Blue line west from Downtown and get off at the Washington Park stop. You'll be over 700 feet deep inside a mountain. Take the elevator up and you're at the Oregon Zoo. There's a free loop bus that will take you around the mountain to the Rose Garden, the Japanese Garden, the Arboretum, and some stunning views of Portland.
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Parque Washington
4033 SW Canyon RdTake the MAX Red or Blue line west from Downtown and get off at the Washington Park stop. You'll be over 700 feet deep inside a mountain. Take the elevator up and you're at the Oregon Zoo. There's a free loop bus that will take you around the mountain to the Rose Garden, the Japanese Garden, the Arboretum, and some stunning views of Portland.
Arts & Culture
Oregon Historical Society Museum
1200 SW Park AveMuseo de Arte de Portland
1219 SW Park AveThe world's longest running Saturday Midnight Audience-Participation showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show happens every weekend at the Clinton Street Theater since 1978.
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Clinton Street Theater
2522 SE Clinton StThe world's longest running Saturday Midnight Audience-Participation showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show happens every weekend at the Clinton Street Theater since 1978.
Shopping
Every Saturday and Sunday beneath the iconic Burnside Bridge and the "Portland Oregon" neon White Stag sign there's the longest-continually operated outdoor market in the United States, featuring vendors of all types, street performers, and live music - from March through Christmas Eve. Admission is free and there's plenty to see.
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Mercado Sabatino de Portland
2 SW Naito PkwyEvery Saturday and Sunday beneath the iconic Burnside Bridge and the "Portland Oregon" neon White Stag sign there's the longest-continually operated outdoor market in the United States, featuring vendors of all types, street performers, and live music - from March through Christmas Eve. Admission is free and there's plenty to see.
Lloyd Center
2201 Lloyd CenterThis is our Eastside city shopping mall.
This is the largest private bookstore on Earth, I think. Literally an entire city block, five floors, filled with everything from the latest bestsellers to rare books over 500 years old. Authors regularly speak here and there's a great coffeeshop inside that lets you sip and browse.
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Ciudad de libros de Powell
1005 W Burnside StThis is the largest private bookstore on Earth, I think. Literally an entire city block, five floors, filled with everything from the latest bestsellers to rare books over 500 years old. Authors regularly speak here and there's a great coffeeshop inside that lets you sip and browse.