Grab a Bite

Our favorite spots to eat during the weekend — all within easy reach of the venue.

• Roseline Coffee — Our go to for coffee. Try the seasonal drinks!
• The Dragonfly Coffee House — A cozy neighborhood spot that feels like home.
• Sterling Coffee Roasters — A small shop with seriously good coffee.
• Coava Coffee Roasters — A Portland classic for single-origin coffee.
• Less & More Coffee — A tiny downtown kiosk with fun, creative lattes.

• Tin Shed Garden Cafe — Our favorite brunch spot! The potato cakes are to die for.
• Screen Door — A Portland brunch classic for fried chicken and waffles.
• Pine State Biscuits — Big, messy biscuit sandwiches in the best possible way.
• Broder Cafe — A cozy Nordic brunch spot known for its little Danish pancakes.
• Fat Milo’s — A neighborhood café serving scratch-made comfort food all day.
• Dos Hermanos Bakery — Fresh-baked conchas and chopped sandwiches worth making room for.

• Luc Lac — We get phở here even on the hottest days of the year… it’s that good!
• Ox — Wood-fired steaks and one very good reason to come hungry.
• Güero — One of Portland’s best stops for a seriously good torta.
• An Xuyên Bakery — Quaint bakery offering Vietnamese and French pastries and breads.
• Street Disco — Come for the creative food and stay for the disco-party energy.
• Yalla — Smoky Mediterranean comfort food with pita you’ll keep reaching for.
• Lardo — Big, messy sandwiches that are absolutely worth it.
• kann — Beautiful Haitian cooking that fully lives up to the hype.
• Matt’s BBQ — Texas-style barbecue with brisket worth waiting in line for.
• Gado Gado — A colorful spot for a seriously fun Indonesian feast.
• Kachka — Come hungry for dumplings and maybe a little vodka.
• Eem — Thai curry meets Texas barbecue, and somehow it’s perfect.

• Dairy Hill Ice Cream — A classic neighborhood scoop shop with Lucie’s favorite peanut butter chocolate ice cream!
• Voodoo Doughnut — The iconic Portland stop for wildly topped doughnuts in a pink box.
• The Cheesecake Boutique by Queen Mama — Rich, homemade-style cheesecake that’s worth saving room for.
• Rimsky-Korsakoffee House — Late-night coffee and dessert in a delightfully strange, possibly haunted house.
• Fifty Licks — Creative ice cream with vegan flavors that are just as good.
• Toasted S’mores Bar — Campfire-style s’mores without having to leave downtown.

• Treebeerd’s Taphouse — Our favorite downtown taphouse pouring Oregon beer with a little Tolkien charm.
• Raven’s Manor — A haunted mansion bar for anyone who likes their cocktails a little spooky.
• Bible Club — A cozy Prohibition-era hideaway that feels like stepping back in time.
• Multnomah Whiskey Library — A wall of whiskey in a room that feels like a secret library.
• Lazy Days Brewing — A laid-back neighborhood brewery serving good beer and Detroit-style pizza.
• Great Notion Brewing — Playful beers for anyone who likes their brews fruity or a little weird.

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