As could be inferred from the title, Classic Houses of Portland, Oregon: 1850–1950, written by architectural historian ...

Or, stay in a tricked-out Ashford treehouse like Iron & Vine, perched between four Douglas firs, or Treehouse Mt. Rainier, ...

The concerts, readings, plays, art exhibits, movies, stand-up sets, drag performances, and block parties we’re catching around town.

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Neighborhood Boundaries represent records maintained by the city as of January 2026. Boundary conflicts were resolved for statistical purposes only. Due to overlap between certain neighborhoods, ...

What are the best restaurants in Portland? Where are the defining menus, the fearless voices, the charismatic cooks who help us laugh, eat like fools, and yell “Only in Portland!”? And, of course, ...

Apizza Scholls Sunnyside This Hawthorne pizzeria was one of the main players in Portland’s pizza revolution when it opened in 2005, serving muscular, 18-inch neo-Neapolitan pies made with eccentric ...

The third time I tried to visit Project Matcha, a café that opened in May on NE Couch Street, I decided to brave the line. The dozens of folks snaking down the sidewalk had scared me off weeks earlier ...

My grandmother’s earliest Portland memories taste like kalamata olives and wonton soup. She grew up in the Northern Hotel at NW Second and Couch, operated by her great-grandmother Sumi Akamatsu, who ...

On this short but stunning hike, a veil of yellow balsamroot and purple lupine drapes the 45-acre plateau every spring. And those aren’t the only blooms here: Mosier Plateau is home to more than 30 ...

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Portland’s culinary world may reach lofty highs with its tasting menus and lavish bistros, but its foundations lie firmly in the lowbrow. The city loves its comfort food, from the molten stretch of a ...