Matsunoki Ramen

Kachka is a vibrant, fun-filled spot serving inventive Russian cuisine and house-infused vodkas, with a playful decor that's a nod to Slavic culture.

This casual family-owned spot serves up traditional Mexican fare with generous portions and flavorful ingredients, making it a go-to for takeout and good vibes.

Sushi & Japanese cuisine plus sake, served in snug but contemporary environs with late-night hours.

Perched on the Alameda Ridge, this Portland neighborhood boasts stunning views and charming local spots, including an iconic brewery with a rich history.

This bustling spot serves up irresistible fried chicken sandwiches and crispy fries in a lively communal setting, perfect for casual dining.

Cully, a vibrant Northeast Portland neighborhood, blends its historical roots with a delicious array of Filipino and vegan food options.

This cozy eatery in Portland serves up a delightful fusion of Korean and American breakfast classics in a kitschy, grandma-chic setting that's hard to resist.

Airy dorms & private rooms in a hip 19th-century sailors' hotel with a cafe/bar & a roof deck. Originally built in 1881 as a boarding house for sailors, this hip hotel is a 3-minute walk from the Old Town/Chinatown MAX Station and less than a mile from the Portland Art Museum. The airy rooms and suites featuring hardwood floors and exposed brick walls are decorated with historical artifacts and offer free Wi-Fi. Shared hostel–style rooms provide bunk beds and communal bathrooms. Private rooms with shared bathrooms are also available, and upgraded suites add sofas and private bathrooms. Perks include a chic lobby cafe with a bar, and a roof deck with views of downtown Portland and the Willamette River. Laundry facilities are available.

Mémoire Cà Phê is a vibrant Vietnamese-American brunch haven in Portland, where nostalgic dishes celebrate friendship and culinary heritage.

Canard offers a chic escape with globally inspired dishes and fresh cocktails, perfect for an intimate culinary adventure in Portland.