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Foodie Tour of Portland, OR

  1. Wednesday July 12: Brunch at Tasty n Alder
    15 minutes (2.3 miles) from Downtown Portland

    Start your foodie adventure with a delicious brunch at Tasty n Alder. This trendy restaurant offers a diverse menu with mouthwatering dishes such as Korean Fried Chicken and Waffles, Shakshuka, and their famous Chocolate Potato Doughnut. Indulge in the flavors of the Pacific Northwest and satisfy your taste buds. After brunch, take a leisurely stroll through Pioneer Courthouse Square, known as the "living room of Portland," and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

    • Tasty n Alder Brunch: $20, 1 hour
  2. Thursday July 13: Food Carts at Cartopia
    10 minutes (1.5 miles) from Pioneer Courthouse Square

    Embark on a culinary adventure at Cartopia, a food cart pod known for its diverse offerings. Enjoy a wide range of cuisines, from wood-fired pizzas to Korean-Mexican fusion tacos. Try the famous Potato Champion's poutine or indulge in the unique flavors of The Dump Truck's dumplings. In the afternoon, visit Powell's City of Books, the largest independent bookstore in the world. Explore the shelves and get lost in the vast collection of literature.

    • Food Carts at Cartopia: $15, 2 hours
    • Powell's City of Books: Free, 2 hours
  3. Friday July 14: Brewery Tour at Rogue Ales & Spirits
    20 minutes (3 miles) from Powell's City of Books

    Discover Portland's thriving craft beer scene with a brewery tour at Rogue Ales & Spirits. Learn about the brewing process and sample a variety of their handcrafted beers. Pair your beer tasting with some appetizers and enjoy the cozy atmosphere. In the evening, head to the Pearl District for dinner at Le Pigeon, a renowned French-inspired restaurant. Indulge in their inventive and delectable dishes, which feature local and seasonal ingredients.

    • Brewery Tour at Rogue Ales & Spirits: $25, 1.5 hours
    • Dinner at Le Pigeon: $50, 2 hours

Recommendations

If you're a foodie looking for more local attractions and experiences, consider visiting Portland Farmers Market, where you can discover fresh produce, artisanal products, and delicious street food. Another option is to take a day trip to the beautiful Willamette Valley, known for its wineries and vineyards. You can enjoy wine tastings, scenic views, and even participate in a vineyard tour. To make the most of your money and have fun, consider purchasing a Portland Foodie Pass, which offers discounts and special deals at participating restaurants and food establishments. Don't forget to explore Portland's vibrant food cart scene, as each pod offers unique and flavorful dishes. Enjoy your foodie adventure in Portland!

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