Gourmet market: specialty groceries, fresh pasta, cheese, seafood































"Want to ogle wildly expensive, beautifully decorative tins of food while sipping wine? Providore is your spot! The bar menu includes wines by the glass and beers from the shop’s fridge, plus generous portions of Providore’s focaccia, olives, and almonds. Oysters from the seafood counter are expertly shucked, and by-the-pound salads, plus sandwiches and lasagna, are available from the deli counter. It’s a great spot for lunch or pre-dinner happy hour. Plus, you can snack before you shop (wine in hand) so you don’t overload your cart with the candyland-for-foodies array of goods and produce on display." - Anastasia Sloan


"It is extremely difficult to beat the deli at Providore: Walking from one end of the deli counter to the other, one can stock up on fresh-baked bread from Little T American Baker, myriad pickles and charcuterie, one of the city’s best cheese selections, and an array of house deli salads. Add a full selection of local fruit, imported candies, and rare sodas and seltzers, and you’ve got an A-grade picnic going. Oregon Park is very close to Providore and is equipped with picnic tables." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden

"Providore is cited as one of the local markets that stocks Contreras’s condiments, indicating it’s a retail outlet where her hot sauces can be found." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden

"Likely Portland’s most popular high-end specialty market, Providore exudes luxury with its selection of high-quality imports and local goods. Fishmongers at the TwoXSea seafood counter wrap McFarland Springs trout for customers, who may also fill their basket with Revel Meat steaks and Pastaworks ravioli. Picnickers stop by the elaborate cheese and charcuterie counter, grabbing a few Little T baguettes and pre-made salads as accompaniment. And those stocking a pantry may end up nabbing a few cans of Spanish octopus or Sibeiho sambal off the market’s shelves. Providore also offers delivery and pickup for those who order online." - Janey Wong

"Providore was another go-to spot for groceries while I continued cooking at home." - Eater Staff