• Portlandia - First photo op of the day at Portland’s mascot, the second largest copper statue in the USA, after the Statue of Liberty
• Less and more coffee - Asian-inspired spins on classic coffees. You choose either a purple ube or tiramisu latte at this shop housed in a vintage bus shelter stop.
• Break Bread - Break bread at Break Bread cafe, where The Fresh Prince sandwich will have your tastebuds rapping with pickled jalapeno, herb aioli, purple cabbage, avocado and crispy battered onions.
• Mill Ends Park - Officially designated the world’s smallest park, come see what an imaginative Portlander created
• World Trade Center - Your guide will escort you to a secret spot only locals know for stunning views of our sleeping but active volcano Mount Hood. Snap photos of it and the Willamette River. Weather permitting, other mountains, such as Mount Saint Helens, may be visible.
• The Pickle Jar - What is the dill? Stop at this shop that carries all the pickle merchandise for the Portland Pickles Baseball Team. Sample artisan salt by Jacobsen Sat Co., and learn how they harvest their salt from one bay on the Oregon Coast. Enjoy one of their sweet creations, too.
• Luc Lac Vietnamese Kitchen - Crispy pork egg rolls with taro, noodles and jicama await at this food critic favorite!
• Huber’s Cafe - Eat roasted turkey quesadillas and a Portland-made alcohol cider at Portland’s oldest restaurant. Once a saloon, this restaurant dating to 1879 has a movie-worthy past. Your guide will tell you about is fascinating history.
• Voodoo Doughnut - Old Town - End this Uniquely Portland tour at its most unique and well-known doughnut shop, Voodoo Doughnuts. Famous across the United States, come see what the classics such as the Portland Cream and Captain Crunch are all about!

• Must be 21 for alcoholic drink
• Tea and coffee

• Tips are excluded.

This uniquely Portland experience showcases what is to love about this pioneering city. We have amazing food and fascinating stories steeped in the history of creative thinkers. This easy to manage walking tour visits inventive food stops, fun landmarks and is sure to put a smile on your face every step of the way!

Begin our 9-stop adventure with a tiramisu or purple ube latte in a vintage bus shelter. Take pictures of stunning views of Mount Hood at a secret spot at the World Trade Center. Finish with doughnuts!

Included are award-winning eateries, including the Rose City’s oldest restaurant, which was once a saloon. We will indulge in Portland-made alcoholic cider and cheesy turkey quesadillas at its mahogany wood bar. We will eat crispy pork spring rolls at a Vietnamese kitchen labeled by USA Today among the city’s top 15 restaurants. Any tour isn’t complete without a stop at the doughnut shop everyone loves, Voodoo Doughnuts!
Last, leave with a surprise gift!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.